Abhiram Kidambi
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (Leipzig)
Erwin Schrödinger Institute (Vienna)
My colleagues will classify me as either a mathematician or a mathematical physicist with an inability to be happy unless things are computed explicitly. Personally, I view myself as a fool trying to make sense of things. I love computing and solving all kinds of mathematical problems, and am endlessly fascinated by how the world around us works. You can learn more about my research here here.
I am a member of the Mathematical Strucutres in Physics group, and an affiliate member of the Numerical Algebraic Geometry group at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences.
I am currently working on several aspects of the Langlands program for CY manifolds. See CYCluster for a database of Calabi-Yau arithmetic.
Best reachable via email: kidambi[AT]duck[dot]com
(Un)interesting things about me
- Existentialism and comic nihilism are my dear friends.
- I love solo mountaineering, solo wilderness backpacking and solo long distance cycling. I am particularly fascinated by volcanoes and enjoy climbing them. I also enjoy nature (landscape and wilderness) photography.
- I enjoy playing football, trail running, surfing and boxing.