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Till Bargheer


Till

DFG Emmy-Noether-Program DESY

Till Bargheer

DESY Hamburg
Notkestraße 85
22607 Hamburg, Germany

Building 2a, Room 203

till.bargheer@desy.de (PGP key)

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Research

I work on mathematical aspects of quantum field and string theory, mostly in the setting of planar gauge theory and the AdS/CFT duality, and especially on the integrable structures that appear in this context.

Interests

Gauge and string theory, AdS/CFT duality, genus expansion

Integrability, Bethe ansatz, separation of variables (a la Sklyanin)

Scattering amplitudes, Wilson loops, Regge limit

Moduli spaces, matrix models

Publications

All of my publications can be found at the following profiles:

arXiv: bargheer_t_1

INSPIRE: T.Bargheer.1

ORCID: 0000-0002-3590-0899

Teaching & Seminars

String Journal Club

DESY string seminar calendar

Winter 2024:

ZMP Seminar Series: Separation of Variables

Summer 2021:

Exercises: Introduction to Quantum Theory ( note on Fourier transformations, presence problems, homework problems )

Winter 2020:

Exercises: Analytical Mechanics and Special Relativity ( note on symmetries, presence problems, homework problems )

Summer 2020:

Full Course: Theory of Fundamental Interactions ( lecture notes, problems )

Winter 2019:

Exercises: Programming for Physicists ( lecture data types, lecture analytic computing, problems )

Summer 2019:

Full Course: Introduction to Integrability ( invitation, literature, syllabus, problems )

Winter 2018:

Exercises: Statistical Physics ( presence problems, homework problems )

Summer 2018:

Exercises: Introduction to Quantum Theory ( presence problems, homework problems )

Other Material

Here are some posters I created:

July 2014 Conference “Integrability in Gauge and String Theory”, DESY Hamburg: Three Point Functions of Short Operators

June 2009 Conference “Integrability in Gauge and String Theory”, Potsdam: Long-Range Integrable Spin Chains, Exacting N=4 Superconformal Symmetry, and the Conference Poster that I created with Florian Löbbert and Niklas Beisert

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