06 Giu 2025
Sezione di Fisica Matematica
Conclusion of the Intensive Period Quantum Mathematics @ Polimi
We are pleased to announce the successful conclusion of the Intensive Period "Quantum Mathematics @ Polimi", held from March 10th to June 6th, 2025, at the Politecnico di Milano.
The event had a broad focus on the mathematical methods for few- and many-body quantum systems, topological phases of matter, and spectral and operator theory. The program featured 4 advanced PhD courses, over 70 hours of invited talks and seminars delivered by renowned international scientists — including mathematicians, theoretical physicists, and philosophers of science — as well as 20 contributed talks by early-career researchers.
The intensive period included the following key events:
Kick-off Meeting, 10–11 March
PhD Course "Boundary Value Problems and Differential Operators", by Jussi Behrndt (Graz University), 12–21 March
PhD Course "Quantum Systems at the Brink", by Dirk Hundertmark (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), 31 March – 11 April
PhD Day, with talks by D. Cafiero, F. Perani, and T. Pistillo, 10 April
PhD Course "Mathematics of the 2D Anyon Gas", by Douglas Lundholm (Uppsala University), 28 April – 7 May
Workshop "Quantum Information, Entanglement and Causality", 8–9 May
PhD Course "Thermalization of Open Quantum Many-Body Systems", by Ángela Capel Cuevas (University of Cambridge), 12–16 May
Workshop "Probabilistic Methods for Open Quantum Systems", 19–20 May - jointly organized with A. Lucia and G. Valente
Workshop "Mathematics of Condensed Matter Systems", 26–30 May - jointly organized with F. Fagnola and A. Lucia
Workshop "Recent Advances in Operator Theory and Its Applications", 3–6 June - jointly organized with A. De Martino and P. Schlosser, alongside with F. Colombo and M. Correggi as members of the Scientific Committee
This initiative was part of the “Department of Excellence” project of the Department of Mathematics at Politecnico di Milano, Research Line 3 “Mathematical Features of Quantum Mechanics”, coordinated by Prof. Michele Correggi and funded by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR) for the period 2023–2027.
The proceedings of the Intensive Period will be collected in a Special Issue of the journal Complex Analysis and Operator Theory.
We extend our sincere thanks to all participants, speakers, organizers, and administrative staff for their essential contributions to the success of this event.
The Organizing Committee
D. Fermi, M. Moscolari, A. Olgiati
The event had a broad focus on the mathematical methods for few- and many-body quantum systems, topological phases of matter, and spectral and operator theory. The program featured 4 advanced PhD courses, over 70 hours of invited talks and seminars delivered by renowned international scientists — including mathematicians, theoretical physicists, and philosophers of science — as well as 20 contributed talks by early-career researchers.
The intensive period included the following key events:
Kick-off Meeting, 10–11 March
PhD Course "Boundary Value Problems and Differential Operators", by Jussi Behrndt (Graz University), 12–21 March
PhD Course "Quantum Systems at the Brink", by Dirk Hundertmark (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), 31 March – 11 April
PhD Day, with talks by D. Cafiero, F. Perani, and T. Pistillo, 10 April
PhD Course "Mathematics of the 2D Anyon Gas", by Douglas Lundholm (Uppsala University), 28 April – 7 May
Workshop "Quantum Information, Entanglement and Causality", 8–9 May
PhD Course "Thermalization of Open Quantum Many-Body Systems", by Ángela Capel Cuevas (University of Cambridge), 12–16 May
Workshop "Probabilistic Methods for Open Quantum Systems", 19–20 May - jointly organized with A. Lucia and G. Valente
Workshop "Mathematics of Condensed Matter Systems", 26–30 May - jointly organized with F. Fagnola and A. Lucia
Workshop "Recent Advances in Operator Theory and Its Applications", 3–6 June - jointly organized with A. De Martino and P. Schlosser, alongside with F. Colombo and M. Correggi as members of the Scientific Committee
This initiative was part of the “Department of Excellence” project of the Department of Mathematics at Politecnico di Milano, Research Line 3 “Mathematical Features of Quantum Mechanics”, coordinated by Prof. Michele Correggi and funded by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR) for the period 2023–2027.
The proceedings of the Intensive Period will be collected in a Special Issue of the journal Complex Analysis and Operator Theory.
We extend our sincere thanks to all participants, speakers, organizers, and administrative staff for their essential contributions to the success of this event.
The Organizing Committee
D. Fermi, M. Moscolari, A. Olgiati
D. Fermi, M. Moscolari, A. Olgiati
Politecnico di Milano