Keith Hannabuss: Research Interests
My main research interests have been in representation theory and its applications
to quantum theory. In recent years this has concentrated particularly
on representations of infinite-dimensional groups and operator algebras
in quantum field theory, and in applications of non-commutative differential
geometry to condensed matter physics, but I have also been interested in
applications to the study of quantum measurements and to quantisation.
I run the
Quantum Field Theory Seminar jointly with Dr Tsou, and in the
Spring of 2000 a Working Seminar on
Non-commutative Geometry and Instantons
I recently organised a meeting of the
ABC-KLM network in Oxford.
and was also one of the three Oxford representatives in the
Liegrits Marie Curie Research and Training Network.
Another interest is the history of mathematics and mathematical physics.
More details and a selection of papers on each topic can be found under
the headings below:
Link to the 60th birthday Workshop on Geometry and Physics
arranged by the Institute of Geometry and its Applications in Adelaide
Last updated
10 December 2008 by KC Hannabuss