Theoretical physics aims to develop mathematical models that can quantitatively describe natural phenomena. This endeavour requires a deep understanding of the laws physics in different contexts: from the tiniest constituents of matter, to the large-scale structure of the universe; from the study of complex systems, to the mathematical structure behind physical theories. This diversity is reflected by the wide range of research interests of our group:
- Cosmology and Extragalactic Astrophysics
- Phenomenology of Fundamental Interactions
- Hadronic Physics and Nuclear Astrophysics
- Mathematical Physics
- Quantum Fields and String Theory
- Statistical Field Theory
- Turbulence and Complex Fluids
- Precision Machine Learning for HEP
Our group includes INFN research staff, as well as academic associates and PhD students from the University of Genova:
Staff |
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| Andrea Amoretti | Statistical Field Theory |
| Marco Benini | Mathematical Physics |
| Carla Biggio | Phenomenology of Fundamental Interactions |
| Enzo Branchini | Cosmology and Extragalactic Astrophysics |
| Stefano Frixione | Phenomenology of Fundamental Interactions |
| Stefano Giusto | Quantum Fields and String Theory |
| Camillo Imbimbo | Quantum Fields and String Theory |
| Nicola Maggiore | Quantum Fields and String Theory |
| Nicodemo Magnoli | Statistical Field Theory |
| Pierre Martinetti | Mathematical Physics |
| Simone Marzani | Phenomenology of Fundamental Interactions |
| Andrea Mazzino | Turbulence and Complex Fluids |
| Nicola Pinamonti | Mathematical Physics |
| Marco Raveri | Cosmology and Extragalactic Astrophysics |
| Giovanni Ridolfi | Phenomenology of Fundamental Interactions |
| Elena Santopinto | Hadronic Physics and Nuclear Astrophysics |
| Paolo Solinas | Mathematical Physics |
| Riccardo Torre | Phenomenology of Fundamental Interactions |
| Nino Zanghì | Mathematical Physics |
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Names of postodcs and students can be found on the research groups’ webpages linked above. |