Gerd Rudolph

Prof. Dr. Gerd Rudolph is affiliated with the Institute for Theoretical Physics at the University of Leipzig, under the Faculty for Physics and Earth Sciences. His research focuses on symplectic geometry, quantization methods, dimensional reduction of gauge theories, and the mathematical structure of classical and quantum gauge theories.

Research Interests:

• Symplectic geometry and its applications
• Quantization techniques in theoretical physics
• Dimensional reduction of gauge theories and model building
• Mathematical analysis of classical and quantum gauge fields
• Lattice-based quantum field theory

Publication Trends: Rudolph's recent work (2022-2010) emphasizes symplectic methods in infinite-dimensional systems, deformation quantization, lattice gauge theory stratifications, and algebraic structures in quantum field theory. His contributions span mathematical frameworks for gauge orbit spaces, costratifications in SU(2) models, and geometric approaches to QCD and QED on lattices.

Laboratory Affiliation: Rudolph conducts research within the Institute for Theoretical Physics at the University of Leipzig, specializing in geometric and algebraic methods for gauge and quantum field theories.