Theoretical Physics

Supersymmetric gauge theories, strong coupling phenomena, dynamical Casimir effect, black hole radiation

Theory of transport and electron-electron correlations in disordered systems, quantum Hall effect, hopping conduction, metal-nonmetal transition and transport in nano-crystal films.

• 1972-1982 and 1990-1995: QCD, Strong interaction Physics, Heavy Quark Physics, axions;
• 1982-1990 and since 1996: All aspects of supersymmetric theories at strong coupling;
• Since 2003: Supersymmetric solitons, sigma models (including applications in Condensed Matter).

I am interested in precision tests of the Standard Model in a variety of setting, from particle colliders to low-energy precision probes. A significant part of my research is devoted to the dark matter problem and new ideas that could help to discern its properties.

My research is in the area of particle physics and cosmology. The main topics on which I work are: big bang nucleosynthesis, which is an explanation of the origin of the light element isotopes through 7Li; particle dark matter; big bang baryogenesis, which is an explanation of the matter-antimatter asymmetry observed in nature; and inflation which is a theory constructed to resolve many outstanding problems in standard cosmology.

Theoretical condensed matter physics, Disordered systems and glasses, Field-theoretical treatment of many-body systems, Mesoscopic systems, Out of equilibrium systems

My primary research interest is the theoretical study of new effects of electron-electron interaction in modern low-dimensional systems with strong spin-orbit coupling. These include quantum wires, two-dimensional heterostructures, and atomically thin layers. Such systems are interesting because of the interplay of the Coulomb forces between electrons and the forces that couple the spin of the electron to its orbital motion that results in the…

The physics of superconductors and electron fluids