Stefan Fredenhagen is professor for mathematical physics at the University of Vienna and head of the group Mathematical Physics at the Faculty of Physics.
His research deals with mathematical and theoretical questions in quantum field theory, gravity and string theory, with a special focus on two-dimensional conformal field theories and higher-spin extensions of gravity.
Junior Staff, 2006-2016
MPI for Gravitational Physics, Potsdam
Postdoc, 2002-2006
Ecole Polytechnique, IHES, ETH
PhD in Theoretical Physics, 2002
Humboldt University Berlin
For a full list of publications check out Inspire.
For current teaching at University of Vienna see this link.
Previous lecture courses:
Winter Term 2015: Linear Algebra for Physicists (Humboldt University Berlin)
Winter Term 2014: Conformal Field Theory (Humboldt University Berlin)
Summer Term 2014: General Relativity (Humboldt University Berlin)
Winter Term 2010: Supersymmetry (Humboldt University Berlin)
Summer Term 2009: String Theory (Humboldt University Berlin)
Summer Term 2008: String Theory (Humboldt University Berlin)
Winter Term 2007: Conformal Field Theory (University of Potsdam)
Lecture Series at Summer Schools:
2013: Lecture Series on Higher-spin AdS3/CFT2 correspondence at Galileo Galilei Institute (Florence) for the school on Higher spins, strings and duality
2008: Lecture Series on Conformal field theory at MPI for Gravitational Physics Potsdam for the school String-Steilkurs