Keith Hannabuss
Quantum Field Theory and Operator Algebras
My interests are mainly concentrated on:
Conformal Field Theory and Representations of Loop Groups
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(with A.L. Carey) Temperature states on loop groups, theta functions
and the Luttinger model, J. Functional Anal., 75 (1987) 128-160.
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(with A.L. Carey) Infinite-dimensional groups and Riemann surface field
theories, Commun. in Math. Phys., 176 (1996) 321-351.
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(with M Semplice) Boundary conformal fields and Tomita-Takesaki
theory,
J. Math. Phys. 44 (2003) 5517-5529,
hep-th 0306061.
T-duality
Applications to Integrable systems
- (with A.L. Carey and M.G. Eastwood) Riemann surfaces,
Clifford algebras and infinite-dimensional groups,
Commun. in Math. Phys.,
154 (1993) 25-47.
Non-commutative geometry
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Quantum geometry, New Scientist 1625 (1988) 52-56.
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(with A.L. Carey, V. Mathai, P McCann) Quantum Hall effect on the hyperbolic
plane,
Commun. in Math. Phys., 190 (1998) 629-673.
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(with A.L. Carey, V. Mathai) Quantum Hall effect on the hyperbolic
plane in the presence of disorder, Letters in Mathematical Physics, 58 (2001) 153-166,
hep-th 0108228.
- (with A.L. Carey and V. Mathai) Quantum Hall effect and
noncommutative geometry,
J. Geom. Symmetry Phys., 6 (2006) 16-37.
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The Quantum Hall Effect, entry in the Encyclopaedia
of Mathematical Physics, ed. Francoise, Naber, Tsou, Elsevier 2006.
and other applications of representation theory
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The electroweak interaction as a relativistic symmetry,
J.Phys. A:, 33 (2000) 1369-1373.
- (with D.C. Latimer)
Fermion mixing in quasi-free states,
J. Phys. A , 36 (2003) L69-79,
(hep-th 0207268).
- Quantum Hall fluids, Laughlin wave functions, and ideals in
the Weyl algebra
hep-th/0412285.
Quantum
Field Theory Seminar
International Workshop:
Quantum field theory of particle mixing, (Vietri)
Conference on Non-commutative geometry and the fractional quantum Hall effect, (Adelaide)
AMSI Conference: Mathematics of String Theory, (ANU, Canberra)
Newton Institute workshop: Trends in Noncommutative Geometry (slides), (Cambridge)
Categories, Logic, and the Foundations of Physics III (slides and video), (Oxford)
Last updated 10 December
2008 by KC Hannabuss