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Misha Feigin
Professor of Mathematics
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Research Interests
The area of my research is theory of integrable systems in relations with algebra, geometry and mathematical physics. More specifically, I am working on quantum integrable systems of Calogero-Moser type and their relativistic analogues known as Ruijsenaars-Macdonald operators, Baker-Akhiezer functions and Darboux transformations in many dimensions, Hadamard’s problem in the theory of Huygens’ Principle, Coxeter and other hyperplane arrangements, rings of quasi-invariants, representations of Cherednik algebras, Frobenius manifolds, WDVV equations.
Research Assistant
Dr Alexey Silantyev (during 2008-2011), on EPSRC grant “Calogero-Moser systems, Cherednik algebras and Frobenius structures”
TBA TBA TBA (2023-), on EPSRC grant “Angular Cherednik Alebras and Integrability” Coinvestigator: Prof. Gwyn Bellamy
PhD Students
Dr David Johnston (during 2007-2011),
PhD Thesis “ Quasi-invariants of hyperplane arrangements”
Dr Georgios Antoniou (during 2015-2020), cosupervisor: Prof. Ian Strachan.
PhD Thesis “ Frobenius structures, Coxeter discriminants, and supersymmetric mechanics” Supporting Mathematica file
Dr Maali Alawi Alkadhem (during 2017-2022)
PhD Thesis “ Trigonometric V-systems and solutions of WDVV and related equations”
Johan Wright (2019-), cosupervisor Daniele Valeri
Leo Kaminski (2020-), cosupervisor Ian Strachan
Martin Vrabec (2021-)
Teaching
"Classical Field Theory and Special Relativity"
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