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Light and Matter Group

Members

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PD Dr. D.-A. Deckert deckert@math.lmu.de B425
Doctoral students
Jago Silberbauer, MSc silberbauer@math.lmu.de B313
Siddhant Das, MSc siddhant.das@physik.uni-muenchen.de B214
Master students
Fabian Nolte, BSc
David Mihai, BSc (in co-supervision with Dr. Kosmas Kepesidis, Data Science Group Leader at ATTOWORLD)
Jose Antonio Lucero Contreras, BSc
Bachelor students

Alumni

Alumni Doctoral Students
Dr. Markus Nöth On Relativistic Interaction of Electric Charges and External Fields in Quantum Electrodynamics
Dr. Felix Hänle Resonances, Spectral Estimates and their Connection to Scattering Theory in the Spin-Boson Model
Prof. Dr. Martin Oelker On domain, self-adjointness, and spectrum of Dirac operators for two interacting particles
Dr. Lukas Nickel On the Dynamics of Multi-Time Systems
Dr. Vera Hartenstein On the Maxwell-Lorentz Dynamics of Point Charges
Alumni Master Students
Jago Silberbauer Approximation Capabilities and Complexity Evaluation of Neural ODEs
Thomas Eingartner Camera RAW Image Demosaicing Using Modern Neural Networks (Collaboration with ARRI AG
Leopold Kellers Making Use of Quantum Trajectories for Numerical Purposes
Julia Kraus Analysis and Development of Machine Learning Algorithms for Automotive Sensor Data (confidental collaboration with Bosch GmbH, Abstatt)
Christian Bild On radiation reaction in classical electrodynamics
Felix Hänle Second Quantization of Liénard-Wiechert Fields
Hannes Hermann Finding Stationary States by Interacting Qantum Worlds
Alumni Bachelor Students
Marie Diesenberger Self-adjointness in Quantum Theory
Manuela Begic Support Vektor Maschinen & Sequential Minimal Optimization

Profiles

PD Dr. Dirk-André Deckert studied Physics at the LMU Munich and, as a DAAD fellow, at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. After his doctoral studies, funded by the BayEFG initiative, today Elite Network of Bavaria, he received his doctorate in Mathematics at the LMU Munich in 2010. His doctoral thesis "Electrodynamic Absorber Theory" comprises a mathematical and physical investigation of radiation reaction and electron-positron pair creation. His main research and teaching activities lie within Mathematical Physics and Applied Mathematics and focus, especially in Mathematical Quantum Field Theory and Mathematical Learning Theory. For one year, he conducted research as a post-doc fellow of the DAAD at the University of California Davis, where he was later appointed as Arthur J. Krener Assistant Professor for three years before commencing his work in the Elite Network of Bavaria in Munich. At the Department of Mathematics at the LMU Munich he is part of the Stoachstics Research Group.