Gernot Akemann is affiliated with Bielefeld University in Germany and focuses on research primarily within the field of Mathematics. Their work spans several subfields, including Statistics and Probability, Mathematical Physics, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology, as well as Statistical and Nonlinear Physics.
The core topics of their research encompass Random Matrices and Applications, Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics, Advanced Algebra and Geometry, Algebraic structures and combinatorial models, Quantum chaos and dynamical systems, Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics, and Molecular spectroscopy and chirality.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Akemann include Sung-Soo Byun, Patricia Päßler, Markus Ebke, Adam Mielke, and Mario Kieburg.
Akemann has published extensively, with noteworthy venues including arXiv (Cornell University), Journal of Physics A Mathematical and Theoretical, Journal of Mathematical Physics, Physical review. E, and Physical Review Research.
Some of the recent publications include:
Gernot Akemann;Jinho Baik;Philippe Di Francesco
Gernot Akemann;P. H. Damgaard;U. Magnea;S. Nishigaki
Gernot Akemann
Gernot Akemann;Jesper R. Ipsen;Mario Kieburg
Gernot Akemann;Mario Kieburg;Mario Kieburg;Lu Wei;Lu Wei
Gernot Akemann;Jesper R Ipsen
Gernot Akemann;Zdzislaw Burda
Gernot Akemann;Mario Kieburg;Adam Mielke;Tomaž Prosen
Gernot Akemann;J. C. Osborn;K. Splittorff;J. J. M. Verbaarschot
Gernot Akemann
Gernot Akemann;G. Vernizzi
Gernot Akemann;M. J. Phillips;H. J. Sommers
Gernot Akemann;P. H. Damgaard;K. Splittorff;J. J. M. Verbaarschot
Gernot Akemann;Eugene Kanzieper
G Akemann;J Ambjørn
Gernot Akemann
Gernot Akemann;M. J. Phillips;H. J. Sommers
G. Akemann;P. H. Damgaard
Eugene Kanzieper;Gernot Akemann
Gernot Akemann;P. H. Damgaard;U. Magnea;S. M. Nishigaki
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