Branimir Ćaćić

Branimir Ćaćić is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of New Brunswick. His research explores noncommutative differential geometry, spectral triples, and gauge theory, with applications in mathematical physics and cosmology. He investigates functional-analytic approaches to generalized spaces arising in quantum mechanics and general relativity.

Primary research interests include: operator algebras, noncommutative gauge theory, spectral geometry applied to particle physics, and mathematical foundations of spacetime topology. His work connects geometric group theory with condensed matter physics frameworks.

Publications demonstrate strong focus on reconstructing geometric structures from algebraic data, with recent articles advancing noncommutative U(1)-gauge theory foundations. Thematic analysis shows consistent application of spectral triple frameworks to problems in quantum gravity and cosmic topology.