Mathematical Physics and Geometry are among the most rapidly developing branches of Pure and Applied Mathematics. The core activity of the SISSA group focuses on topics which are attracting a wide interest from the international scientific community.

Research Topics
The research of this group is diverse and multidisciplinary. Professors, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students face problems in integrable systems, in relation with differential, symplectic and algebraic geometry, as well as special functions and nonlinear waves; noncommutative geometry, geometry of strings and quantum fields and mathematical methods of quantum physics; stochastic geometry and real algebraic geometry. The will to understand the intimate connection between Physics and Geometry has lead to a collaboration between different areas of research at SISSA, culminating in the iGAP project.
Faculty
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Marco Bertola, Professor
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Ugo Bruzzo, Professor
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Ludwik Dabrowski, Professor
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Barbara Fantechi, Professor
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Jacopo Stoppa, Professor
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Alessandro Tanzini, Professor
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Tamara Grava, Associate Professor
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Davide Guzzetti, Associate Professor
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Antonio Lerario, Associate Professor
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Marcello Porta, Associate Professor
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Rafael Greenblatt, Assistant Professor
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Nicolò Sibilla, Assistant Professor
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Rafael Torres, Assistant Professor