Milena Radnović

Milena Radnović is an Associate Professor in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Sydney. Her research areas include integrable systems, dynamical systems and ergodic theory, algebraic geometry, mathematical physics, differential geometry, and global analysis, analysis on manifolds. She is affiliated with the School of Mathematics and Statistics, located in the Carslaw Building. Her office is in Room 624, Carslaw Building, and she can be contacted via email at milena.radnovic@sydney.edu.au. Her profile page provides further details about her research and publications.

Milena Radnovic is a mathematician specializing in Geometry, Mathematical Billiards, and Integrable Systems. Her research explores the interplay between geometric structures and dynamical systems, particularly focusing on billiard trajectories within quadrics and their connections to integrable systems. She investigates properties of Poncelet porisms, periodic trajectories, and the geometry of elliptical and ellipsoidal billiards. Her work also extends to pseudo-integrable billiards, arithmetic dynamics, and the topology of billiard systems. Radnovic's research bridges classical geometry with modern dynamical systems theory, emphasizing the role of hyperelliptic Jacobians and pencils of quadrics in understanding billiard dynamics.