Ilkka Törmä
PhD in Mathematics, Docent in Discrete Mathematics
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Turku, Finland
iatorm@utu.fi
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Current Position
I am a university lecturer at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics of the University of Turku, Finland.
Research Interests
My main research interests are the following.
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Dynamics of cellular automata, in particular long-term dynamics.
I have studied different notions of nilpotency, limit sets and randomization in one-dimensional infinite cellular automata. -
Multidimensional symbolic dynamics, in particular relations between the structure and computability of shift spaces.
I have studied structural properties of various classes of shifts of finite type and sofic shifts. -
Uses of computational methods in the theory of discrete dynamical systems.
I co-develop Diddy, a software package for multidimensional symbolic dynamics and cellular automata theory.
Teaching
- Geometria (2018-)
- Analyyttinen geometria, kirjatentti (2020-)
- Matematiikan demonstraatiokurssi (2025-)
- Algebran peruskurssi I (2023-2025)
- Algebran peruskurssi II (2017)
- Abstraktin matematiikan pohjatietokurssi (2016)
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