Tin Sulejmanpasic joined the Institute in 2016. He obtained his PhD at Regensburg University, and had done a first postdoc at North Carolina State University. His main interests are in nonperturbative phenomena of Quantum Field Theories, QCD, spin-systems, resurgence and anomaly matching. The most recent works include studies of nonlinear sigma models in 2d and theta-terms via anomaly matching and lattice field theory that can be used to describe such systems.
Publication of Tin Sulejmanpasic during his stay at IPM (in reverse chronological order) are:
[60] Abelian gauge theories on the lattice: θ-terms and compact gauge theory with(out) monopoles
[61] Dual simulation of the 2d U(1) gauge Higgs model at topological angle θ=π: Critical endpoint behavior
[62] Instantons in the Hofstadter butterfly: difference equation, resurgence and quantum mirror curves
[63] Anomaly and global inconsistency matching: θ-angles, SU(3)/U(1) nonlinear sigma model, SU(3) chains and its generalizations
[64] Critical Points at Infinity, Non-Gaussian Saddles, and Bions
[65] C-P-T anomaly matching in bosonic quantum field theory and spin chains
[66] High order perturbation theory for difference equations and Borel summability of quantum mirror curves
[67] Walls, anomalies, and deconfinement in quantum antiferromagnets
[68] Global Symmetries, Volume Independence, and Continuity in Quantum Field Theories