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Holly Krieger is a mathematician from the United Kingdom who researches arithmetic and algebraic aspects of complex dynamical systems. She is affiliated with the University of Cambridge. As a female mathematician, Krieger acknowledges she is often in the minority but believes her presence can make a big difference for other women in the field. She finds great satisfaction in solving problems and gaining sudden clarity and understanding of mathematical concepts.

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Holly Krieger is a mathematician from the United Kingdom who researches arithmetic and algebraic aspects of complex dynamical systems. She is affiliated with the University of Cambridge. As a female mathematician, Krieger acknowledges she is often in the minority but believes her presence can make a big difference for other women in the field. She finds great satisfaction in solving problems and gaining sudden clarity and understanding of mathematical concepts.

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HOLLY KRIEGER

COUNTRY United Kingdom


AFFILIATION University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
FIELD OF RESEARCH Arithmetic and algebraic aspects of complex dynamical systems

“I was never the sort of person who, when I was two years
old, was dreaming of chalkboards.”

“Being a female mathematician you are very often the strong


minority in a room. The other side of that is that you can have a
very large impact just by being in a room. So if I go to a seminar
and me being there means some student is not the only
woman in the room, that makes a big difference for her.”

“There’s this wonderful thing when you solve a problem and


you didn’t understand it one moment and then suddenly it
was all so brilliantly clear to you the next moment.”

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