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Martin Schlichenmaier's Research Group

Research areas

Martin Schlichenmaier's and his group's research interests include geometric (algebraic-geometric, symplectic-geometric, analytic-geometric, differential-geometric), analytic, and algebraic theories and techniques which have a close connection to mathematical and theoretical physics. In particular work has focused on:

  • Kähler manifolds and algebraic varieties, especially problems appearing when they will be quantized,
  • mathematical aspects of the quantization of singular spaces,
  • star products (deformation quantization) as deformation of the Poisson algebras of manifolds, together with all relations to other mathematical fields in particular also to non-commutative geometry,
  • moduli spaces, in particular the moduli space of algebraic curves with marked points, conformal field theory, Wess-Zumino-Novikov-Witten models (WZNW models),
  • geometrically induced Lie algebras, algebras of Krichever-Novikov type, their cohomology, their central extensions, and their deformations,
  • geometry of coherent states.

This group's activities touch other domains as well, such as computer algebra.

 

Members

Martin Schlichenmaier (Prof. Dr.) - Head of the group

Ozgur Ceyhan (Dr.) - Post-Doc (starting  1.4.2012)

Laurent Hofer (Dr.) - Post Doc

Oleksandr Iena (Dr.) - Post Doc

Simon Brain (Dr.) - Post Doc AFR

Lucio Cirio (Dr.) - Post Doc AFR

Simon Covez (Dr.) - Post Doc AFR

Chiara Pagani (Dr.) - Post-Doc AFR

N.N.  - PhD-student

N.N. - PhD-student

Regular Guests:

Oleg Sheinman (Prof. Dr.)

Associate Members:

Bing Kwan So (Dr.) - Post Doc AFR

Xiongwei Cai (PhD-student)

Former Members:

Mikael Chopp (Dr.)
Yaël Frégier (Dr.)
Aron Gohr (Dr.)
Kevin Kaszewski
Frank Keller (Dr.)
Roland Knevel (Dr.)
Alexei Kotov (Dr.)
Marie-Amélie Lawn (Dr.)
Hui Li (Dr.)
Serge Pelap (Dr.)
Boris Shoikhet (Dr.)

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