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Mathematical Physics
In mathematical physics, new problems in physics give rise to new mathematics to solve them, while new mathematics open doors to understandings of the physical universe.
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A century ago, Emmy Noether published a theorem that would change mathematics and physics. Here’s an all-ages guided tour through…
Former Perimeter grad student Cohl Furey suspects eight-dimensional numbers called “octonions” could unlock secrets of the universe, and she’s not…
Perimeter researchers are pulling from physics and mathematics to connect two ways of understanding nature, writes Dan Falk.
After obtaining the first PhD in mathematics ever granted by the University of Ghana, Prince Osei is tackling complex problems…
As one of six Sofja Kovalevskaja Award winners, Perimeter postdoc Matteo Smerlak will apply statistical mechanics and mathematics to Darwin’s…
If society boosts confidence in math, women will come to (and more importantly, stay in) the field, says Emmy Noether…
People kept telling Bianca Dittrich to turn back. She ignored them, and is breaking new ground on one of physics’…
In this abridgement of his 2015 FQXi second-prize-winning essay “Mathematics Is Physics,” Matthew Leifer argues that mathematics is a natural…
Perimeter Faculty member Laurent Freidel’s new research aims to revisit and revise the very notion of space.
Recent Perimeter research based on the holographic principle seeks new connections between general relativity and quantum field theory.