Martin Bies

I am a mathematical physicist working across geometry, computation, and string theory.

My research uses algebraic and computational geometry to study F-theory. I translate questions about particle physics into concrete mathematical problems, then develop enumerative and computer-algebra methods to solve them.

Research

My work connects F-theory, toric geometry, Brill–Noether theory, and root bundles. Read my research statement for an overview or browse my publications.

Software

I contribute to the open-source OSCAR Computer Algebra System, with a particular focus on toric varieties and FTheoryTools. More of my software is available on GitHub.

Teaching and talks

I enjoy making difficult ideas accessible—in the classroom, in collaborations, and at the blackboard. Explore my teaching record, teaching statement, or talks and conference material.