Dr Daniela Cadamuro

Career

• 2007: Completion of Studies
  Master of Science, Physics
  University of Turin, Italy
  Thesis: “Affine theories of gravity in 2 and 3 dimensions”
• 2012: Doctorate
  PhD, Physics
  Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
  Topic: “A characterisation theorem for local operators in factorising scattering models”
• 2013–2015: Lecturer in Applied Mathematics
  University of Bristol, School of Mathematics, UK
• 2015–2016: Research Assistant
  Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Department of Mathematics
• 2017–2018: Research Assistant
  Technische Universität München, Department of Mathematics
• since 2018: Group Leader (Emmy Noether Programme)
  Universität Leipzig, Institute for Theoretical Physics

Research

My main research interests are in relativistic quantum field theory, i.e. the theory which describes the physics of elementary particles.

Models describing interaction among relativistic particles are generally difficult to construct. But examples called “quantum integrable models” in lower dimensions are more amenable to a rigorous construction due to their simplified type of interaction. Here, I am particularly interested in the construction of integrable models with bound states.

These models also represent an ideal context to study lower bounds to the smeared energy density (quantum energy inequalities), which are essential for the stability of spacetime, since they exclude the existence of “exotic” spacetime geometries. My aim here is to show that QEIs exist for interacting models of particles.

Also, I recently became interested in relativistic quantum information theory, in particular on the role of relative entropy in quantum field theory.

Teaching

• Seminar on „Quantum Information Theory”, MSc Physics, IPSP and Mathematical Physics
• IMPRS Ringvorlesung “Scattering Theory”, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (MPI MIS) for Master students, PhD students and postdocs of Theoretical Physics as well as for PhD students and postdocs of the MPI MIS