2005 - Max Planck Research Award Astrophysics
His main research concerns Dark energy, Mathematical physics, Particle physics, Quintessence and Astrophysics. His Mathematical physics research incorporates elements of Critical exponent, Critical phenomena and Scalar. Christof Wetterich combines subjects such as Theoretical physics, Cosmological constant, Equation of state and Dark matter with his study of Quintessence.
The concepts of his Effective action study are interwoven with issues in Renormalization group, Functional renormalization group, Action and Yang–Mills theory. His Renormalization group study is concerned with the field of Quantum mechanics as a whole. The various areas that he examines in his Functional renormalization group study include Statistical physics, Exact solutions in general relativity and Quantum field theory.
Christof Wetterich mainly focuses on Particle physics, Quantum mechanics, Mathematical physics, Theoretical physics and Dark energy. His research integrates issues of Gravitation, Quantum electrodynamics and Scalar in his study of Mathematical physics. While the research belongs to areas of Theoretical physics, he spends his time largely on the problem of Classical mechanics, intersecting his research to questions surrounding Time evolution.
In his work, Cosmological constant problem is strongly intertwined with Cosmological constant, which is a subfield of Quintessence. Functional renormalization group is a subfield of Renormalization group that Christof Wetterich investigates. His Renormalization group research includes themes of Statistical physics, Critical exponent and Quantum field theory.
Christof Wetterich focuses on Theoretical physics, Quantum mechanics, Mathematical physics, Quantum gravity and Dark energy. His study in Theoretical physics is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Scalar field, Universe, Gauge symmetry and Massless particle. His biological study deals with issues like Observable, which deal with fields such as Primordial fluctuations.
He interconnects Gravitation, Planck mass, Scalar potential and Symmetry in the investigation of issues within Quantum gravity. Christof Wetterich has researched Dark energy in several fields, including Neutrino and Particle physics. His Functional renormalization group study combines Renormalization group and Renormalization studies.
His main research concerns Quantum gravity, Theoretical physics, Dark energy, Astrophysics and Inflation. His Quantum gravity study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Higgs boson and Gravitation, Cosmological constant, Classical mechanics. The Theoretical physics study combines topics in areas such as Lambda-CDM model, Scalar, Observable, Euclidean distance matrix and Euclidean field.
His Dark energy study improves the overall literature in Cosmology. His Inflation study combines topics in areas such as Universe and Big Bang. His research investigates the link between Asymptotic safety in quantum gravity and topics such as Mathematical physics that cross with problems in Semiclassical gravity.
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COSMOLOGY AND THE FATE OF DILATATION SYMMETRY
C. Wetterich.
Nuclear Physics (1988)
Exact evolution equation for the effective potential
Christof Wetterich.
Physics Letters B (1993)
Proton Lifetime and Fermion Masses in an SO(10) Model
George Lazarides;Q. Shafi;C. Wetterich.
Nuclear Physics (1981)
Non-perturbative renormalization flow in quantum field theory and statistical physics
Juergen Berges;Nikolaos Tetradis;Christof Wetterich.
Physics Reports (2002)
The Cosmon model for an asymptotically vanishing time dependent cosmological 'constant'
Christof Wetterich.
Astronomy and Astrophysics (1994)
Neutrino masses and the scale of B-L violation
C. Wetterich.
Nuclear Physics (1981)
Average action and the renormalization group equations
C. Wetterich.
Nuclear Physics (1991)
Effective average action for gauge theories and exact evolution equations
M. Reuter;C. Wetterich.
Nuclear Physics (1994)
Critical Exponents from the Effective Average Action
N. Tetradis;C. Wetterich.
Nuclear Physics (1994)
Asymptotic safety of gravity and the Higgs boson mass
Mikhail Shaposhnikov;Christof Wetterich.
Physics Letters B (2010)
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