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Olaf Lechtenfeld is a Professor at the Institute of Theoretical Physics, Leibniz University Hannover, within the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics. His research focuses on mathematical physics, string theory, quantum field theory, and integrable systems. He leads the Lechtenfeld Working Group, which explores topics like supersymmetric sigma models, Nicolai maps, and geometric aspects of field theories. He has advised multiple PhD and Master’s students, including Federico Arrighi, Fin Müller, and Simeon Rehra. Key projects include contributions to the Riemann Center for Geometry and Physics and involvement in the Saalburg WE-Heraeus Summer School. His work spans peer-reviewed articles in top journals like Phys. Lett. B and JHEP, addressing themes such as Yang-Mills solutions, Calogero models, and supermembrane theories.
Lechtenfeld’s affiliations include administrative roles at the Institute and collaborations on international projects. His research often bridges algebraic structures and physical phenomena, with a focus on exact solutions and non-perturbative methods. Notable recent work includes studies on Nicolai maps in supersymmetric theories and applications of geometric techniques to gauge theories.
- Education: Doctorate in Theoretical Physics (university unspecified).
- Research Teams: Lechtenfeld Working Group, Riemann Center for Geometry and Physics.
- Grants: Ongoing projects in string theory and quantum field theory.
