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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200102316

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $418,781.00
    Summary
    Towards logarithmic representation theory of W-algebras. Aims: To construct and analyse indecomposable representations of significance in conformal field theory. Significance: Conformal field theory plays a key role in many developments in mathematics and physics. Logarithmic conformal field theories govern important systems such as two-dimensional critical percolation. This proposal aims to develop the representation theory necessary for understanding salient features of critical systems des .... Towards logarithmic representation theory of W-algebras. Aims: To construct and analyse indecomposable representations of significance in conformal field theory. Significance: Conformal field theory plays a key role in many developments in mathematics and physics. Logarithmic conformal field theories govern important systems such as two-dimensional critical percolation. This proposal aims to develop the representation theory necessary for understanding salient features of critical systems described by logarithmic conformal field theory. Expected Outcomes: Novel representations of fundamental importance in logarithmic conformal field theory. Benefit: Resolution of open problems in logarithmic conformal field theory, thus continuing the strong tradition in the field in Australia.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0663525

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $246,000.00
    Summary
    Theory and Applications of Hypergeometric Series. Techniques based on hypergeometric series lie at the heart of an exciting and rapidly developing class of mathematical methods, with applications to many areas of science and engineering, such as computer science, statistics, physics, chemistry and biology. In the past decades Australia has been at the forefront of important developments in the field, and this proposal serves to further strengthen the country's leading reputation. Many of th .... Theory and Applications of Hypergeometric Series. Techniques based on hypergeometric series lie at the heart of an exciting and rapidly developing class of mathematical methods, with applications to many areas of science and engineering, such as computer science, statistics, physics, chemistry and biology. In the past decades Australia has been at the forefront of important developments in the field, and this proposal serves to further strengthen the country's leading reputation. Many of the modern methods in the theory require expertise in mathematics as well as a high level of programming skills. This combination provides a unique training ground for higher degree students aiming at careers in financial mathematics, weather/climate forecasting and internet security.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180101040

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $371,950.00
    Summary
    Algebraic and computational approaches for classical and quantum systems. This project aims to use a combination of algebraic, analytic and numerical techniques to develop computational algorithms to address a range of notoriously challenging problems in the mathematical sciences. These problems involve predicting the large-scale behaviour of strongly interacting classical and quantum spin systems originating in condensed matter physics, including models of relevance to proposals for topological .... Algebraic and computational approaches for classical and quantum systems. This project aims to use a combination of algebraic, analytic and numerical techniques to develop computational algorithms to address a range of notoriously challenging problems in the mathematical sciences. These problems involve predicting the large-scale behaviour of strongly interacting classical and quantum spin systems originating in condensed matter physics, including models of relevance to proposals for topological quantum computation and the latest progress using field theory. The project outcomes will involve advances in understanding these systems from new exact results and high precision numerical estimates.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP150100789

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $353,100.00
    Summary
    Classical and affine W-algebras. The project aims to address major mathematical problems on representations of the families of quantum groups and vertex algebras associated with Lie algebras. It aims to create new connections between representation theory and mathematical physics. The theory of quantum groups originated from solvable lattice models in statistical mechanics and has turned out to have important connections with and applications to a wide range of subjects in mathematics and physic .... Classical and affine W-algebras. The project aims to address major mathematical problems on representations of the families of quantum groups and vertex algebras associated with Lie algebras. It aims to create new connections between representation theory and mathematical physics. The theory of quantum groups originated from solvable lattice models in statistical mechanics and has turned out to have important connections with and applications to a wide range of subjects in mathematics and physics. The project aims to rely on these connections to extend and develop explicit theory of both the classical and quantum versions of the vertex algebras which are of great importance to conformal field theory and soliton spin chain models.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP110100396

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $330,000.00
    Summary
    Vertex algebras and representations of quantum groups. The project will tackle mathematical problems involving algebraic structures that have fascinated scientists for several decades, and which are of fundamental importance to theoretical physics. The research will attract talented PhD students and visiting researchers, and will enhance Australia's scientific reputation.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190103144

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $410,000.00
    Summary
    New approaches and applications of integrable quantum field theory. This project aims to develop new mathematical approaches to the theory of integrable systems to obtain exact solutions of various non-linear models of two-dimensional quantum field theory. The project is based on an unexpected correspondence between classical and quantum systems which provides a powerful method for describing physically interesting models of integrable quantum field theory. Expected outcomes include exact soluti .... New approaches and applications of integrable quantum field theory. This project aims to develop new mathematical approaches to the theory of integrable systems to obtain exact solutions of various non-linear models of two-dimensional quantum field theory. The project is based on an unexpected correspondence between classical and quantum systems which provides a powerful method for describing physically interesting models of integrable quantum field theory. Expected outcomes include exact solutions to non-linear sigma-models which have important applications in many areas, including condensed matter physics, string and field theories and Riemannian geometry. The project expects to provide significant benefit to the advancement of knowledge in physics and mathematics.
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