Ansgar Denner

Prof. Dr. Ansgar Denner is a Professor and Chair holder of the Chair of Theoretical Physics II at the University of Würzburg's Faculty of Physics and Astronomy. His research focuses on collider physics phenomenology, electroweak interactions, Higgs boson physics, and perturbative quantum field theory. He leads the theoretical physics group within the Research Training Group 2994 (Particle physics at colliders in the LHC precision era). His office is located in Building 22 (Physics West), Room 02.011 on the Hubland Nord campus.

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Key research areas include precision calculations of electroweak and QCD effects in particle collisions, Higgs boson properties, and theoretical frameworks for high-energy physics experiments. Denner's work contributes to the LHC precision era's goals, emphasizing data interpretation and model validation through advanced computational methods.

Publications are listed in the INSPIRE HEP database, with notable contributions to gauge theories and collider phenomenology. He co-authored the textbook Gauge Theories, reflecting his expertise in fundamental physics formalisms.