TACHIKAWA Yuji

Yuji Tachikawa is a faculty member at the University of Tokyo, Department of Physics. His research focuses on quantum field theory and string theory, with an emphasis on the mathematical aspects of these fields, including symmetries, anomalies, and geometric and algebraic structures associated with supersymmetric quantum field theories. He is also interested in the interplay between quantum field theory and mathematics, particularly in the context of modern mathematical concepts emerging naturally in these studies. His work includes both theoretical investigations and contributions to educational resources, such as instructional materials for TeX users and tools for managing academic publications.

Yuji Tachikawa is a researcher specializing in String Theory, with a focus on the interplay between quantum field theories and string theory backgrounds. His work explores topics such as Liouville correlation functions, gauge theories, and non-relativistic conformal symmetry. He has contributed to the study of elliptic genera, finite symmetries, and the mathematical structures underlying 6d superconformal field theories. His research also includes the analysis of surface operators, loop operators, and the role of symmetry in supersymmetric dynamics. Tachikawa's publications often bridge mathematical physics and theoretical high-energy physics, emphasizing the connections between gauge theories and string theory.