Andrew Francis Swann

Andrew Francis Swann is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Aarhus University, Denmark. His research focuses on differential geometry, Lie groups, topology, and mathematical physics, with particular emphasis on quaternionic geometries, Einstein metrics, supersymmetry, and duality concepts. He actively contributes to projects like CaLISTA (Cartan geometry, Lie, Integrable Systems) and explores toric geometries with enhanced symmetry.

Swann has held roles in various research projects since 2011, including funding from the Independent Research Fund Denmark and the Carlsberg Foundation. His work often bridges pure mathematics with physics-inspired ideas, applying Lie group techniques to geometric structures. He has reviewed manuscripts for journals like Transactions of the American Mathematical Society and Advances in Mathematics, and engages in academic activities such as lectures and editorial work.

His research outputs span over 179 contributions, with recent work addressing topics like solvable Lie groups, multi-toric geometries, and applications in architectural design. Despite no listed awards, his prolific publication record and editorial roles highlight his influence in the field.