Regular biography
Dr Andrew Kels is affiliated with The University of New South Wales, specifically within the School of Mathematics and Statistics. His research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Dr Kels is associated with the Anita B. Lawrence Centre and is based at UNSW Sydney, NSW 2052. His contact details are not fully provided, though his email is listed as a.kels@unsw.edu.au. His profile page includes links to his research publications and ORCID information through the UNSW Research platform.
Scholar-generated biography
Andrew Kels is a researcher at UNSW, specializing in mathematical physics and integrable systems. His work focuses on the theoretical foundations of quantum integrable models, particularly through the study of star-triangle relations and their connections to discrete and continuous spin variables. He explores the algebraic and analytic properties of integrable systems on quad-graphs and hexagonal lattices, with applications to statistical mechanics and supersymmetric models. His research also involves elliptic hypergeometric functions, lens partition functions, and the Yang-Baxter equation, contributing to the understanding of exactly solvable models and their connections to discrete Painlevé equations.