Students

Nandini Nair (2025–26) studied chiral bosons in two dimensions, bosonisation duality, and chiral anomalies. She is now a PhD scholar at IIT Gandhinagar.

Pallavi Chauhan (2025–26) wrote her dissertation on quantum field theory for many-body systems. In Part I, she studied examples of many-body systems in quantum mechanics and field theory. In Part II, she studied Fermi liquids and diagrammatic methods at zero temperature.

Md. Albadar Qamar (2025–26) wrote his dissertation on topological effects in condensed matter systems. In Part I, he studied topological insulators and the integer quantum Hall effect. In Part II, he studied various aspects of Chern-Simons theory. He is currently a research assistant at HRI, Allahabad.

Preksha Uniyal (2025–26) wrote her dissertation on lattice approaches to quantum field theory. In Part I, she studied scalar fields and fermions on the lattice. In Part II, she studied gauge theories on the lattice.

Shashank Sengar (2024–25) wrote his dissertation on Lie algebras and conformal field theories. In Part I, he studied Lie algebras and their classification. In Part II, he studied two-dimensional conformal field theories. He is now a PhD scholar at the Chennai Mathematical Institute.

Bharti Sangwan (2024–25) wrote her dissertation on integrability and stochastic processes. In Part I, she studied some aspects of classical integrability. In Part II, she studied stochastic differential equations and Brownian motion. She is now a PhD scholar at NISER Bhubaneshwar.

Nihit Agarwal (2024–25) wrote his dissertation on the worldline approach to quantum field theory. His notes based on these studies can be found in Part I and Part II of his MSc dissertation. He is now a PhD scholar at IISER Bhopal.

Shubham Tiwari (2024) studied the bootstrap approach to determining the spectrum of quantum mechanical systems. He is now a PhD scholar at the University of Delhi.

Aditi Shahani (2023–24) studied the chiral ring of some four-dimensional supersymmetric gauge theories. Her work led to this paper. She is now a PhD scholar at the University of Oklahoma.

Vishal Sharma (2023–24) studied aspects of supersymmetric quantum mechanics, path integrals, instantons, and some elementary Morse theory.

Surabhi Srivastava (2023–24) wrote her dissertation on phase transitions, scaling behaviour, and the renormalisation of statistical field theories. Her notes based on these studies can be found in Part I and Part II of her MSc dissertation. She is now a PhD scholar at IISER Bhopal.