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- ADVENTURES IN PHYSICS AND MATH - Institute for Advanced Study
ADVENTURES IN PHYSICS AND MATH Edward Witten From a young age, I was fascinated by astronomy This was not exceptional because the late 1950's were the start of the space race and everyone was excited about space I really cannot remember how much my interest in astronomy predated the space race
- Archives of Commemorative Lectures | Kyoto Prize
Did You Really Know to Whom You Were Giving This Prize? The Center of “Why?” What Is System Theory? The Commemorative lectures by the 2024 Kyoto Prize laureates are held in Kyoto
- Edward Witten in nLab - ncatlab. org
Adventures in Physics and Math, Kyoto Prize lecture 2014 (pdf, pdf) Witten’s work originates in theoretical quantum field theory and stands out as making numerous and deep connections between that and mathematical geometry and cohomology
- Dr. Edward Witten - The 2014 Kyoto Prize Commemorative Lecture in Basic . . .
The movie posted is the 2014 Kyoto Prize Commemorative Lecture presented by Dr Edward Witten, laureate in Basic Sciences
- Round Table Talk Conversation with Edward Witten
by Hiraku Nakajima at the Kyoto Prize Workshop Hiraku started by kindly remembering three lectures I gave at the Newton Institute in 1996 The lectures concerned three papers that I had written (respectively with co-autho
- IPMU Conversation with Edward Witten | Not Even Wrong
I recently heard from Hirosi Ooguri that a transcript of a long conversation with Witten held at the time of his Kyoto Prize award has just appeared in the Kavli IPMU Newsletter It’s a truly fascinating document, giving some great insights into Witten’s work at the boundary of math and physics and how he sees the state of ideas in this area
- Edward Witten - Wikipedia
Edward Witten (born August 26, 1951) is an American theoretical physicist known for his contributions to string theory, topological quantum field theory, and various areas of mathematics He is a professor emeritus in the school of natural sciences at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton [3]
- Edward Witten’s 2014 Kyoto Prize commemorative lecture
Edward Witten’s Kyoto Prize commemorative lecture is an important document The interview he has given to Hirosi Ooguri and Masahito Yamazaki in November 2014 in Kyoto is also very interesting His selected articles at IAS website are very good reads His article titled “ Knots and Quantum Theory ” is particularly interesting
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