
Explore advanced concepts in braided fusion categories, including gauging, Picard groups, Witt equivalence, and categorical Witt groups. Suitable for graduate-level mathematics students.

Explore algebraic theory of semisimple braided tensor categories, covering properties, examples, centralizers, equivariantizations, gauging, and Witt equivalence. Suitable for graduate students.

Explore algebraic theory of semisimple braided tensor categories, covering structure, classification, and applications in quantum symmetries and topological quantum field theories.

Explore finite W-algebras, twisted Yangians, and Lax operators. Investigate relationships between these mathematical structures using advanced algebraic techniques.

Explore semisimple braided tensor categories, their structure, and classification. Learn about centralizers, non-degeneracy, equivariantizations, gauging, and Witt equivalence in fusion categories.

Explore quantum integrable systems dynamics using coupled Heisenberg equations. Analyze Onsager algebra models and Kitaev model, uncovering new analytical results for quench dynamics and related algebras.

Explore critical percolation models' universal behavior and conformal invariance through Yang-Baxter integrable systems and Virasoro algebra representations. Gain insights into partition functions on cylinders and tori.

Explore Onsager algebras in quantum lattice models, their role in exactly solvable systems, and recent developments in integrable quantum physics.

Explore diagonalization of Heun-Askey-Wilson operators using Leonard pairs and algebraic Bethe ansatz. Delve into eigenstates, Bethe equations, T-Q relations, and connections to Askey-Wilson polynomials.

Explore duality, Onsager algebra, and Ising-type structures in root-of-unity six-vertex models. Uncover connections between quantum group representations and symmetries in integrable systems.

Explore new solutions to the tetrahedron equation RLLL = LLLR, focusing on quantized six-vertex models and their connections to q-oscillator and q-Weyl algebras.

Explore the universal K-matrix in quantum integrable systems with boundaries, focusing on its role in generating trigonometric K-matrices for finite-dimensional representations.

Explore advanced concepts in non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, including Work Identities, Fluctuation Theorem, and Macroscopic Fluctuation Theory. Learn how integrability techniques yield exact solutions in nonequilibrium physics.

Explore advanced concepts in non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, including Work Identities, Fluctuation Theorem, and Macroscopic Fluctuation Theory. Discover how integrability techniques yield exact solutions in nonequilibrium physics.

Explore the Standard Model of particle physics, its limitations, and the quest for new physics beyond it with insights from David London's research contributions.

Explore dynamical disorder and carrier localization in halide perovskites, focusing on their soft structure, polaronic states, and computational modeling challenges.

Explore data-driven interatomic potentials and Hyperactive Learning for modeling alloys and polymers with quantum accuracy. Gain insights into precipitate formation and chemical ordering.

Explore the fascinating world of exotic hadrons, including tetraquarks and pentaquarks. Delve into competing theories on their structure and discover a new perspective on bound states in quantum chromodynamics.

Explore cosmic mysteries through neutrinos, their role in stellar dynamics, element formation, and powerful cosmic events. Discover recent developments and exciting detection prospects in multi-messenger astronomy.

Explore key physics principles and applied challenges overcome to achieve burning plasmas, fusion ignition, and target energy gain greater than unity in inertial fusion research.

Explore photon production in ultrarelativistic nuclear collisions, focusing on energy spectra, production mechanisms, and momentum anisotropy in proton-proton and heavy-ion collisions.