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Daniel Waldram

Professor of Theoretical Physics

Imperial College London

United Kingdom

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Daniel Waldram is a Professor of Theoretical Physics at Imperial College London, UK. His research focuses on advanced topics in theoretical physics, including exceptional algebroids, M-theory, and generalised geometry. His recent publications explore subjects such as gauged supergravities, supergravity duals, and the moduli of compactifications in higher-dimensional theories.

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Anthony Ashmore

Assistant Professor

Skidmore College

UNITED STATES

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UNITED KINGDOM

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Spin(n, n) × ℝ+ generalised geometry and consistent truncations on branes

Y-algebroids and E7(7) × ℝ+-generalised geometry

M-theory moduli from exceptional complex structures

The higher-dimensional origin of five-dimensional $ \mathcal{N} $ = 2 gauged supergravities

Exactly Marginal Deformations and Their Supergravity Duals

Exceptional Algebroids and Type IIB Superstrings

Exceptional complex structures and the hypermultiplet moduli of 5d Minkowski compactifications of M-theory

G‐Algebroids: A Unified Framework for Exceptional and Generalised Geometry, and Poisson–Lie Duality

$\mathcal{N} $ = 2 consistent truncations from wrapped M5-branes

Generalising G$_\text{2}$ geometry: involutivity, moment maps and moduli

Heterotic backgrounds via generalised geometry: moment maps and moduli

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Anthony Ashmore

Fridrich Valach

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