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Dr. Stephan Stieberger
Permanent
Staff Member
Research interests
- Non-perturbative effects in superstring
theory:
instanton corrections, string dualities and topological
string amplitudes
- Perturbative string theory: string amplitudes
- Gauge theories from/in string theory:
(N)MHV-amplitudes, spinors and twistors
- String phenomenology: effective actions, low mass
strings and implications for LHC
- Number theory: modular forms, multiple Gaussian
hypergeometric functions and multiple Euler-Zagier sums
Search for publications via inSPIRE
Recent (selected) talks
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Structure of Open and Closed Superstring Amplitudes Amplitudes 2012, DESY Hamburg 2012
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The Harmony of Superstring Amplitudes: Implications from/to Field-Theory Amplitudes 2011, Ann Arbor November 2011
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The Harmony of Superstring Amplitudes: Implications from/to Field-Theory: SLAC; University of California, Los Angeles; Caltech May 2011
- Strings at the
LHC: SUSY 2010,
Bonn August 2010; Strings at the
LHC: ATLAS-MPI Meeting, Max-Planck-Institut für Physik,
April 2010
- On tree-level
higher
order gravitational couplings in superstring theory: Beyond the Standard Model, Bad Honnef, March 2010
- String
Theory
meets
Collider Physics: QCD: The Modern View of the Strong Interactions, BBAW,
Berlin
October 2009
- Disk
Scattering
of
Open and Closed Strings: New Perspectives in String Theory, GGI, Firenze May 2009;
Disk
Scattering
of
Open and Closed Strings: Stanford
Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stanford March 2009; Open
and
Closed
Superstring Amplitudes: Workshop
on the interface betwen N=4 SUSY and QCD, LPTHE, Paris December 2008
- Superstring
Amplitudes:
Recent
Progress and Implications for LHC: Strings 2008, Geneve August 2008
Lecture
Activities
Past Activities
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