Objective
The main objective of the project is the investigation of integrable structures in Statistical Physics and Quantum Field Theories.
Three INTAS and five NIS teams are involved in the project. The total number of participants is 37. Among them 18 researchers are young.
The project is based on previous researches and collaboration of the participants in this field (see the list of references). The research programme of the project is divided into ten different (but related to each other) tasks. Each team takes responsibility for the coordination of certain task. The goal of these tasks mainly is to develop new methods for classical and quantum integrability and to apply them for the investigation of realistic physical models.
Duration of the project is 36 months. Two join coordination meetings are planned during this period and representatives of all teams should take part in these meetings.
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Coordinator
53115 Bonn
Germany
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