Sabine Jansen

Prof. Dr. Sabine Jansen is a faculty member at the Mathematical Institute of Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU). Her research focuses on stochastic processes, statistical mechanics, and quantum systems, particularly through her work in cluster expansions, Gibbs measures, and random geometric systems. She is affiliated with the Working Group on Stochastics and Financial Mathematics and participates in the DFG Collaborative Research Center CRC TRR 352 (Mathematics of many-body quantum systems and their collective phenomena) and the DFG priority program SPP2265 (Random Geometric Systems). Her office is located at Theresienstr. 39, 80333 Munich (Room 214, Block B, 2nd floor), and she can be contacted at Sabine.Jansen@math.lmu.de or jansen@math.lmu.de.

• Key Research Areas: Stochastic processes, cluster expansions, quantum statistical mechanics, many-body systems, and probabilistic methods in mathematical physics.
• Notable Collaborations: DFG-funded projects (CRC TRR 352, SPP2265), Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology (MCQST), and international collaborations with institutions like Leiden University.
• Publications: Recent work includes studies on large deviations, intertwinings for continuum systems, virial inversion, and combinatorial approaches to generating functions.
• Labs & Teams: Leads the Stochastics and Financial Mathematics working group, contributing to quantum systems research at LMU and MCQST.