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Dr Davoud Cheraghi is an Associate Professor in Pure Mathematics at the Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. His research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Dr Cheraghi's profile page indicates his affiliation with the institution and provides a link to his professional details. Further details about his research and academic contributions are not available in the current data.
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Davoud Cheraghi is a Reader in Pure Mathematics at Imperial College London, specializing in Analysis and Geometry. His research focuses on complex dynamics, particularly the behavior of quadratic and unicritical polynomials, with an emphasis on neutral fixed points and irrationally indifferent attractors. He investigates renormalization, combinatorial rigidity, and statistical properties of dynamical systems. His work also explores geometric complex analysis, Siegel domains, and the dynamics of analytic maps with parabolic or elliptic type. Cheraghi's contributions include proofs of conjectures related to rotation numbers and the study of dimension paradoxes in dynamical systems.