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Dmitry Podolsky

174. Frank Wilczek on anyons

Another interesting recent paper in archives which a undergrad student will be able to read is the paper “New kinds of quantum statistics” by Frank Wilczek. I would say it is actually useful to read it irrespectively whether you are going to specialize in quantum field theory and string theory, condensed matter physics or quantum [...]

COND-MAT January 10, 2009 8 Comments
Dmitry Podolsky

173. Just for meditation…

4-dimensional cubeĀ  – it is actually quite mesmerizing

Uncategorized January 9, 2009 3 Comments
Dmitry Podolsky

172. Color glass condensate and glasma

I am currently reading a paper that, I should admit, I absolutely fell in love with – the one by Larry McLerran called “A brief introduction to the color glass condensate“. What is the reason for me to show up warm feelings? This is because the concentration of non-trivial physical ideas per page is so [...]

APPLIED, HEP-TH/PH January 9, 2009 6 Comments
Dmitry Podolsky

171. David Gross, The coming revolutions in theoretical physics

In case you did not see it yet – enjoy

ASTRO, HEP-TH/PH January 8, 2009 4 Comments
Dmitry Podolsky

170. Back to AdS/QCD – interview with Josh

As you may remember, recently Josh Erlich has made a guest blog post about AdS/QCD at NEQNET. I think that the discussion we had after the post is so terrific that it is worth reposting here in the form of brief interview with Josh. Another reason for reposting is that you, guys, did not want [...]

HEP-TH/PH January 7, 2009 4 Comments
Dmitry Podolsky

169. Treasuries bubble

NEW YORK, Jan 5 (Reuters) – Longer-maturity U.S. Treasuries prices fell steeply on Monday, extending the previous session’s sell-off as auctions later this week highlighted prospects for a swelling supply of government debt, analysts said. The government debt market’s tumble reflects analysts’ deepening fears that Treasuries now form a price bubble that will pop as [...]

ASTRO January 7, 2009 1 Comment
Dmitry Podolsky

168. Yoneya on gravity from strings

As you may remember, recently we’ve discussed the paper by Alexander Polyakov – essentially, his contribution into the forthcoming volume “The birth of string theory”. Tamiaki Yoneya has also recently submitted his contribution to ArXiv (on Dec 31! ), which is definitely worth going through, too. Reading his paper allowed me to make a couple [...]

HEP-TH/PH January 6, 2009 4 Comments
Jean-Luc

167. The return of the phoenix universe

This is a guest blog post by Jean-Luc Lehners from Princeton University. Dmitry. In a recent paper entitled “Dark energy and the return of the phoenix universe” that I wrote with Paul Steinhardt, we analyzed the fate and global structure of the two-scalar-field cyclic universe. (In the cyclic universe the big bang is modeled by [...]

ASTRO January 6, 2009 1 Comment
Jiajun Xu

166. Multifield Inflation with a Random Potential (I)

This is a guest blog post by Jiajun Xu from Cornell. Dmitry. This is a guest post by Dmitry’s invitation. Here I would like to talk about the inflation scenario proposed in our recent paper “Multifield Inflation with a Random Potential“, collaborated with Prof. Henry Tye and a fellow graduate student Yang Zhang. I would [...]

ASTRO, HEP-TH/PH January 5, 2009 10 Comments
Dmitry Podolsky

165. Back online, sorry

It seems that our SQL server broke down on Saturday, and the system administrator of my host was on vacation (Not only we, but a couple of other sites were affected.) Deeply sorry for that, but these were holidays, and I hope you had enough time even without reading our nerdy staff Anyway, we are [...]

Uncategorized January 5, 2009 0 Comments
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