We offer Doctoral, Master, and Bachelor thesis projects. If you are interested in becoming a member of our research group, please contact us.
Completed theses
The following theses have been completed in our group since 2019.
PhD theses
- Structure and breakup reactions of neutron halo nuclei
Matthias Göbel, 2023
- Continuum structure of few-body systems
Sebastian Dietz, 2022
- Range Corrections in Pionless Three-Particle Systems
Martin Ebert, 2022
- Electroweak properties of halo nuclei in Effective Field Theory
Wael Elkamhawy, 2021
- Structure of three-body hypernuclei
Fabian Hildenbrand, 2020
- Universality in systems up to four particles -- From nuclei to ultracold atoms
Christiane Schmickler, 2019
- Effective Field Theories for low-energy reactions
Marcel Schmidt, 2019
- Effective Field Theories and electromagnetic properties of light nuclei
Jonas Braun, 2019
Master theses
- Effective Theory for the Gaudin-Yang model
Timothy Backert, 2023
- Two-neutron halo nuclei without neutron-core interaction
Daniel Kromm, 2023
- Entanglement in few-particle scattering events
Tanja Kirchner, 2022
- Fermions in one-dimensional traps
David Huber, 2021
- Impurity system with in-medium similarity renormalization group
Fabian Brauneis, 2020
- Neutral Pion Photoproduction off light Nuclei
Leon Kerber, 2020
- Structure of He-6 and nn interaction
Matthias Göbel, 2019
Bachelor theses
- Energieverschiebung durch endliches Volumen mit periodischen Randbedingungen
Gil Marques Schauß, 2024
- Two Particles in two-dimensional Harmonic Trap
Jonathan Rimek, 2022
- Attractive impurity in one-dimensional Bose gas
Timothy Backert, 2021
- Entanglement Entropy and
Discrete Scale Invariance
Santiago Cardona, 2021
- Grenzzyklen für das 1/r^2-Potential
Tanja Kirchner, 2020
- Numerische Berechnung von
Pfadintegralen in der
Quantenmechanik
Tom Neumann, 2020
- Universality of Bound States
in 1D with Coulomb Interaction
Wiebke Retagne, 2020
- Korrelation in Wenig-Teilchen
Bindungszuständen
Adrian Klute, 2020