Alexios Gouvielos·Nov 2*575* Structural Closure, Dynamical Origin, and the Limits of Markovian StabilityFrom Fundamental Constants to Extreme Physical Regimes
Bella Barrand·Oct 21General Relativity into Quantum Gravity.Back in 1905, Albert Einstein, a theoretical physicist, came onto the scene. He graduated from ETH Zurich in 1900. He majored in Physics at…
InStarts With A Bang!byEthan Siegel·Oct 8Quantum fields carry energy. Does that prove that they’re real?Are quantum fields real, or a mere calculational tool? 3 unique experiments show they carry energy. If energy’s real, so are quantum…A response icon38A response icon38
Bill Giannakopoulos·Sep 24Haag’s Theorem: The Strange Problem at the Heart of Quantum Field TheoryQuantum field theory is among the most successful theories ever constructed. It underlies our understanding of particles and forces and has…
Giuseppe Frisella·Sep 15Is Empty Space Something?The interesting thing is that, in modern physics, the vacuum is not at all the same thing as nothing. If by vacuum we mean a region from…A response icon7A response icon7
Samir Varma·Sep 14The Price of an AssumptionEveryone knew it was an approximation. Nobody had computed the error.
Arturo R Montesinos·Aug 15Saturday Seminar (15/16)How to See Fields, Symmetries, Masses, and Interactions Inside the Standard Model’s Most Famous Formula.
Arturo R Montesinos·Aug 8Saturday Seminar (14/16)How running couplings, effective field theory, and the renormalization group teach us to read the Standard Model as a theory of scale.
Arturo R Montesinos·Aug 1Saturday Seminar (13/16)How anomaly cancellation turns the Standard Model’s quarks and leptons from a particle list into a quantum-consistent structure
Arturo R Montesinos·Jul 25Saturday Seminar (12/16)How a compact gauge theory turns quarks and gluons into the colorless matter we actually observe
