Andreas Alvermann

Dr. Andreas Alvermann is a researcher at the Institute of Physics, University of Greifswald, Germany. His work spans quantum physics, condensed matter theory, and computational methods, with a focus on non-Hermitian systems, Floquet dynamics, and polaronic effects.

• Develops advanced numerical techniques for eigenvalue problems and quantum transport
• Investigates symmetry-protected topological phases in photonic systems
• Applies Chebyshev expansions to quantum impurity problems and disordered systems

His research areas include:

• Non-Hermitian quantum mechanics
• Topological materials and edge states
• Quantum-classical crossover phenomena
• Optomechanical stability and chaos
• Electron-phonon coupling in polarons
• Stochastic Green's function methods

Recent publication trends emphasize non-Hermitian topological phases (2021-2020), Floquet system engineering (2019-2020), and quantum transport in nanostructures (2015-2010). His collaborations with H. Fehske and G. Wellein highlight interdisciplinary computational physics efforts.