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Advancing Our Vision: Topology and Quantum Field Theory

“Topology and Quantum Field Theory”

This is a new research group to explore the intersection of mathematics and physics, with a focus on faculty hires to help generate discoveries in quantum field theory that fuel progress in computer science, theoretical physics and topology. This group is led by Stephan Stolz, Rev. John A. Zahm, C.S.C., Chair in Mathematics.

Regular Faculty

Mark Behrens

Professor, John and Margaret McAndrews Chair

Algebraic Topology
Natasha Dobrinen

Professor

Set Theory, Ramsey Theory, Topology
Matthew Dyer

Professor, Associate Chair

Algebra
Alexandra Kjuchukova

Assistant Professor

Knots, four-manifolds, singularities, branched covers, trisections, concordance
Pavel Mnev

Associate Professor

Mathematics Physics
Liviu Nicolaescu

Professor, Director of Undergraduate Honors Math Program

Topology and Probability
Juanita Pinzón Caicedo

Assistant Professor
Andrew Putman

Notre Dame Professor of Topology

Geometry, Topology, Group Theory, and Representation Theory
Marco Radeschi

Associate Professor

Differential Geometry, Topology and differential/ Riemannian geometry
Nick Salter

Assistant Professor

Algebra/Algebraic Geometry and Topology
Christopher Schommer-Pries

Assistant Professor

Topology, Higher Category Theory, and Quantum Field Theory
Stephan Stolz

Professor, Rev. John A. Zahm

Geometric and Algebraic Topology; Differential Geometry
Laurence Taylor

Professor

Geometric Topology, Algebraic K-theory, Surgery Theory and Algebraic Topology