About me

I am a fourth year PhD candidate in Mathematics working under the supervision of Christian Wuthrich at the University of Nottingham.

Previously, I did an MSc in Mathematics at the Autonomous University of Madrid. My thesis was titled Mazur's Control Theorem and was supervised by Daniel Macías Castillo. Before that, I did a double BSc in Mathematics and Physics at the Complutense University of Madrid.

My research hightlights are listed below:

• Extension of the theory of Euler and Kolyvagin systems to control Selmer groups of rank zero.


• Algorithm to compute the Galois structure of the Selmer group of an elliptic curve in terms of the modular symbols.

My current research interest are

• Refined Iwasawa main conjectures.


• Extension of the Euler system method to non-abelian Selmer schemes.

I can be contacted at alberto.angurelandres@nottingham.ac.uk.

Last updated: Oct. 2025