Olindo Corradini

Olindo Corradini is an Associate Professor at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, affiliated with the Department of Physical, Computer and Mathematical Sciences. His research focuses on theoretical physics of fundamental interactions, particularly in the application of worldline formalism to quantum field theory (QFT), gauge theories, and curved spacetime physics. He teaches Mathematical Methods for Physics and Advanced Quantum Field Theory, emphasizing complex analysis, linear vector spaces, and gauge theory foundations.

• Research Interests: Quantum field theory, mathematical physics, worldline formalism, gauge and gravity amplitudes, higher spin field equations, and applications to astrophysical magnetic fields. His work often unifies theoretical physics with computational methods, such as Monte Carlo sampling for curved space path integrals.
• Publications highlight his expertise in:
  • Worldline representations of effective actions and scattering amplitudes
  • Non-Abelian gauge theory and color-kinematics duality
  • Quantum mechanical path integrals on maximally symmetric spaces
  • Trace anomalies and renormalization in curved spacetime
• Teaching: Courses on mathematical methods for physics and advanced QFT demonstrate his commitment to both foundational and cutting-edge theoretical physics education.