at the research pages of Tobias Kramer. I am located at the Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria. My research in theoretical physics, chemistry, and astrophysics comprises:
- excitonic energy transfer in photosynthetic complexes
- transport in interacting many-body systems
- coherent transport and scattering phenomena in mesoscopic systems
- focussing of classical trajectory fields and inverse scattering problems, with applications to astrophysics (dust particle phase space around active cometary nuclei)
To address these computationally challenging problems I develop new algorithms and approaches. My programs often take advantage of massively parallel graphics processors (GPUs).
For calculating spectra of light-harvesting complexes, Christoph Kreisbeck and I published a ready-to-run GPU tool on nanohub.org.
Tobias Kramer 