Peter Flauger

Peter Flauger is a researcher at the University of Vienna affiliated with the interdisciplinary Research Platform MMM (Mathematics-Magnetism-Materials) at Kolingasse 14-16, Vienna. His work bridges computational physics and materials engineering with focus on magnetic phenomena and nanoscale device applications.

His research spans Condensed Matter Physics, Computational Magnetism, and Spintronics, employing advanced simulation techniques to model magnetic tunnel junctions, surface acoustic waves, and polaron effects. Key methodologies include finite-difference micromagnetic modeling, inverse problem solving, and coupled transport simulations.

Recent publications (2022-2025) reveal strong emphasis on programmable magnetic devices and computational frameworks for spintronic systems, with significant contributions to open-source tools like NeuralMag for inverse micromagnetics. The work demonstrates consistent progression from fundamental magnetic phenomena to applied device engineering.

Dr. Flauger actively contributes to the MMM research platform, fostering collaborations between mathematics, magnetism, and materials science at the University of Vienna through computational modeling and device-oriented research.