Associate Professor of Physics PhD 2000, TU Munich
Alexander Kendl's research is focused on theory and computation of complex dynamical systems. Chaos and order in fluid and many-body systems with many degrees of freedom are ubiquitous phenomena in nature and technology. Simulation and modellling on high-performance computers help to achieve fundamental insights into nonlinear physical processes in complex matter.
A present key research theme of Kendl's group is multi-scale turbulence and structure formation in two-dimensional dynamical systems and magnetised space, laboratory and fusion plasmas.
