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BIMSA > Quantum Fields and Strings
Quantum Fields and Strings

Research Group

  • Algebraic Geometry
  • Algebraic Topology and its Applications
  • Analysis and Geometry
  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Computational Mathematics
  • Digital Economy
  • General Relativity and Partial Differential Equations
  • Mathematical Physics
  • Number Theory and Representation Theory
  • Quantum Fields and Strings
  • Quantum Symmetry
  • Statistics, Probability and Data Science
Introduction
String theory, a subject that is over fifty years old, is still at the center of efforts by majority of theoretical physicists to find a unified fundamental theory of nature. Nowadays "String Theory" is a broad subject encompassing most of non-phenomenological fundamental Theoretical Physics. Besides String Theory in the strict sense (and its non-perturbative completions 11d M-theory and 12d F-theory) it dwells with non-perturbative aspects of Quantum Field Theory, with special reference to: (1) powerful techniques such as the AdS/CFT correspondence, (2) geometrical methods to solve QFTs, (3) the construction/solution/classification of interacting QFTs in more than 4 dimensions, (4) etc.
String theory provides a fully consistent framework to unify all interactions, including Quantum Gravity. It a prime theoretical laboratory to test ideas and proposed physical principles for Quantum Gravity in general and in particular in its black hole sectors.
Studying string theory and specially black holes in string theory last two decades has also led to the discovery of deep and surprising connections between black holes and many declines in pure mathematics.
Recent developments in string theory reveals that the string theory landscape of false vacua is vast, so it is natural to ask whether the landscape is as immense as allowed by consistent effective field theories.
This leads to the swampland program to characterize the physical theories which admit a UV-completion/non-perturbative-completion to a consistent Quantum Gravity. Last but not least, string theory is a very powerful/suggestive tool for mathematics with particular reference to the geometry of moduli spaces of Calabi-Yau manifolds of various dimensions and enumerative Algebraic Geometry. The main directions of research actively pursued are: (1) the swampland program, (2) geometry of Calabi-Yau moduli spaces, (3) geometrical techniques for the non-perturbative solutions of interacting QFTs in various dimensions (4) quantum aspects of black holes and (5) scattering amplitude.
PI
Sergio Cecotti

Sergio Cecotti

Professor

Mohammad Yavartanoo

Mohammad Yavartanoo

Professor

Administrator
Chi Ming Chang

Chi Ming Chang

Assistant Professor

Faculty
Kimyeong Lee

Kimyeong Lee

Professor

Babak Haghighat

Babak Haghighat

Assistant Professor

Luis Apolo Velez

Luis Apolo Velez

Assistant Professor

Wei Cui

Wei Cui

Assistant Professor

Shailesh Lal

Shailesh Lal

Assistant Professor

Laurentiu Rodina

Laurentiu Rodina

Assistant Professor

Zhe Yan Wan

Zhe Yan Wan

Assistant Professor

Jun Tao Wang

Jun Tao Wang

Assistant Professor

Feng Jun Xu

Feng Jun Xu

Assistant Professor

Postdocs
Xia Gu

Xia Gu

Postdoc

Boudhayan Paul

Boudhayan Paul

Postdoc

Antons Pribitoks

Antons Pribitoks

Postdoc

Xiao Yue Sun

Xiao Yue Sun

Postdoc

Yu Fan Zheng

Yu Fan Zheng

Postdoc

Visitors
Mikhail Alfimov

Mikhail Alfimov

Visiting Scholar

Beijing Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Applications
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