Bella Tobin

I am a postdoctoral scholar at Oregon State University working with Clay Petsche.

From Fall 2019-Spring 2022 I was a post-doctoral fellow at Oklahoma State University working with Paul Fili. I received my PhD from the University of Hawaii in 2019 under Michelle Manes. My research interests are arithmetic dynamics and number theory. I am particularly (but not exclusively) interested in the connections between arithmetic dynamics and arithmetic geometry and the role of dynamical Belyi maps in arithmetic dynamics.

I was a faculty advisor of the Oklahoma State University AWM student chapter

You can reach me at bella.tobin@oregonstate.edu

I am looking for a tenure track position starting in Fall 2023 or Fall 2024. I can provide my application materials upon request.

Upcoming Events

AMS Western Sectional, Salt Lake City, UT- October 21-23, 2022

Poster Presentation at Oregon State University First Annual Postdoctoral Symposium – November 4, 2022, 3-7 PM

Speaker at BIMSA-YMSC Tsinghua Number Theory Seminar – November 8, 2022 at 10:30 am Beijing

Speaker at Oregon State Number Theory Seminar – November 15, 2022 at 10 am Pacific
Title: A New Playground in Arithmetic Dynamics

Honolulu Community College Math Club Colloquium- December 5, 2022

Joint Math Meetings, Boston, MA – January 4-7, 2023

Plenary speaker at the Southern Regional Number Theory Conference, LSU – March 11-12, 2023

Women in Numbers 6 Workshop, Banff – March 26-31, 2023

Recent Papers:

Angelica Babei, Lea Beneish, Manami Roy, Holly Swisher, Bella Tobin, Fang-Ting Tu. Generalized Ramanujan-Sato series arising from modular forms. Available on Arxiv: 2202.13253. To appear.

John Doyle, Paul Fili, Bella Tobin. Stochastic equidistribution and generalized adelic measures. Available on Arxiv: 2111.08905.