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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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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.
Einstein called Emmy Noether the “most important woman in the history of mathematics.” Find out about Perimeter’s Emmy Noether Fellowships…
As the newly announced Clay Riddell Paul Dirac Chair in Theoretical Physics, Pedro Vieira is continuing his quest to equip…
Emmy Noether’s astounding insights continue to underpin physics. Pity most people haven’t heard of her.
Perimeter physicist Matteo Smerlak helps uncover a new predator-prey power law that shapes biomass scaling across ecosystems.
During the Convergence conference at Perimeter Institute on June 21, 2015, Peter Olver and Ruth Gregory explored the mathematical legacy…
Perimeter researchers Yidun Wan and Ling-Yan Hung have taken an important step toward using topologically open surfaces like cylinders for…
Alan Turing did more than just crack the Enigma Machine. Mathematician and cryptography expert Dr. James Grime fills you in…
Perimeter researchers have solved a long-standing problem in quantum field theory by mathematically “cutting soap bubbles into pieces.”