
A podcast to discuss the ideas that are at the forefront of fundamental theoretical physics and mathematics.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SciencePhysics | |||

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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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Alok Laddha is a theoretical physicist at the Chennai Mathematical Institute, who majorly works on soft theorems, S matrices, and the positive geometry program. The list of his works can be found at the link provided below.
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Jonathan Heckman is a theoretical physicist at the University of Pennsylvania and works on generalized symmetries, the swampland program, holography, and F theory, among other related areas. The list of his works can be found at the link... more
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Jacob McNamara is a theoretical physicist at Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, who has worked on swampland (quite notably on the cobordism conjecture), holography, and non invertible symmetries. The list of his works can be found a... more
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Featuring discussions that revolve around advanced concepts and cutting-edge research in theoretical physics and mathematics, the episodes frequently explore themes such as string theory, quantum gravity, and holography. Notable guests include accomplished physicists who share their insights on both their personal journeys and the broader implications of their research. The content is both intellectually stimulating and accessible, aiming to bridge complex scientific ideas with the listener's understanding, while encouraging a dialogue about the philosophical and practical challenges faced in these fields.
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