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Phymaths podcast

Hassaan Saleem
String Theory
Quantum Gravity
Cosmological Constant
Cosmology
Quantum Field Theory
Holography
Theoretical Physics
Quantum Mechanics
String Field Theory
Machine Learning
Moduli Stabilization
Holographic Principle
Inflation
Superstrings
Conformal Field Theory
Generalized Symmetries
Black Holes
Particle Physics
Philosophy Of Science
Cosmological Constant Problem

A podcast to discuss the ideas that are at the forefront of fundamental theoretical physics and mathematics.

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Dr. Tejinder Pal Singh is a theoretical physicist at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Physics, working on the unification of interactions using trace dynamics and octonions. A list of his works is linked below.

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DescriptionDr. Aninda Sinha is a theoretical physicist at the Indian Institute of Science, working on S matrix bootstrap, string amplitudes, and conformal field theories, among other things. A list of his works is linked below.Some links1) His works:... more

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DescriptionEran Palti is a theoretical physicist at Ben-Gurion University, working on the low-energy behavior of string theory, string compactifications, and the swampland program. The list of his works can be found below.Some links1) His works: http... more

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Keshav Dasgupta is a theoretical physicist at McGill University, working on string compactifications, especially on achieving deSitter spacetime from string theory (including the possibility of achieving deSitter as an excited state). Th... more

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Dr. Tejinder Pal Singh
Theoretical physicist at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), working on trace dynamics, octonions, and unification of forces
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR)
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 71 || Dr. Tejinder Pal Singh
Aninda Sinha
Theoretical physicist at the Indian Institute of Science
Indian Institute of Science
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 70 || Dr. Aninda Sinha
Eran Palti
Theoretical physicist focused on string theory and quantum gravity
Theoretical physics, string theory
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 69 || Dr. Eran Palti
Dr. Keshav Dasgupta
Theoretical physicist at McGill University working on string compactifications and de Sitter constructions in string theory
McGill University
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 68 || Dr. Keshav Dasgupta
Alok Laddha
Theoretical physicist specializing in soft theorems, S matrices, and the Positive Geometry program
Chennai Mathematical Institute
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 67 || Dr. Alok Laddha
Jonathan Heckman
Theoretical Physicist at University of Pennsylvania; expert on generalized symmetries, the Swamp Land program, holography, F-Theory
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 66 || Dr. Jonathan Heckman
Jacob McNamara
Theoretical physicist at Simons Center for Geometry and Physics
Simons Center for Geometry and Physics
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 65 || Dr. Jacob McNamara
Dr. Shiraz Minwalla
The guest, a theoretical physicist at TIFR Mumbai with work on conformal and superconformal field theories, black holes, and superfluids
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 64 || Dr. Shiraz Minwalla
Dr. Sonia Contera
Professor of Biological Sciences at Oxford University, Senior Fellow at Oxford Martin School
University of Oxford
Episode: Phymaths podcast # 63 || Dr. Sonia Contera

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Host of discussions on advanced theoretical physics topics, engaging with expert guests in the field.

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Phymaths podcast # 65 || Dr. Jacob McNamara
Q: What is the emergence string conjecture and how does it relate to dual descriptions?
The emergence string conjecture posits that in limits where a tower of states becomes light, the effective theory switches to a dual, weakly coupled description—either through decompactification leading to KK modes or via a perturbative string description—reflecting a duality-driven view of theory space.
Phymaths podcast # 65 || Dr. Jacob McNamara
Q: How do non-invertible symmetries fit into the completeness of spectrum?
Non-invertible symmetries extend the framework beyond conventional group symmetries, and their inclusion is necessary for a precise correspondence between the absence of certain symmetries and the requirement for a complete spectrum of charges, especially in non-Abelian or disconnected gauge groups.
Phymaths podcast # 65 || Dr. Jacob McNamara
Q: What is the cobordism conjecture and why is it central?
The cobordism conjecture formalizes charges as equivalence classes of horizons that survive topology changes, implying that any non-trivial cobordism class signals the need for a new intermediate object to fill the horizon. This unifies several Swampland ideas and provides a practical tool to diagnose whether a given theory is complete and globally consistent.
Phymaths podcast # 70 || Dr. Aninda Sinha
Q: What is conformal bootstrap and why is crossing symmetry important?
Conformal bootstrap uses the consistency conditions of crossing symmetry and unitarity to constrain the spectrum and OPE coefficients; through these constraints, one can bound or determine dimensions of operators and bootstrap the theory non-perturbatively.
Phymaths podcast # 58 || Dr. John Baez
Q: What is the dominant takeaway from your work on categorification and higher categories?
Categorification provides a unifying, flexible framework that lets us view mathematics as the study of categories rather than just sets, enabling cross-pollination between disciplines and a structured way to think about complex systems like quantum field theories.

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1. Dr. Tejinder Pal Singh
2. Aninda Sinha
3. Eran Palti
4. Dr. Keshav Dasgupta
5. Alok Laddha
6. Jonathan Heckman
7. Jacob McNamara
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