List of publications
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My PhD thesis focused on the construction of extended supersymmetric
two-dimensional
field theories in the superspace. I changed my thematic area of research during my postdoctoral
stay in L. O'Raifeartaigh's group at the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. I was
still interested in super-symmetric theories, but this time in four dimensions. With
R. Flume, L. O'Raifeartaigh, I. Sachs and O. Schnetz, we have shown
the uniqueness of the effective Lagrangian of Seiberg-Witten for N=2
Yang-Mills theory without making any duality hypotheses and without using string theory.
This approach has been completed later by I. Sachs and myself, with even less hypotheses.
I started in 2008 a completely new research project during an extended sabbatical leave
at the Max-Planck Institute, Albert Einstein Institute, in Potsdam. My research focused on integrability for the AdS / CFT
correspondence. The originality of my approach was to study the integrability of
the AdS5 X S5 super-string theory at the hamiltonian level. I have since specialised on the classical hamiltonian integrability of non-linear
sigma-models.
My recent research activities take place within the ANR program DefIS,
Deforming Integrable Sigma-models.
My up to date list of publications is available at any time on my profile page on inSPIRE.