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The Geometer of Particle Physics
Scientific American, 2006This article profiles French mathematician Alain Connes, focusing on his contribution to mathematics with the development of "noncommutative geometry." This form of geometry places emphasis on the order of events in a sequence, rather than the location of objects. Connes hopes that further research in this field will aid in modelling spacetime.
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1972
Time and space are shown to have very different properties, both from each other and from that of the macroscopic world, when they are investigated at distances of the size of elementary particles; even the definition of time is in some doubt in such a case. Space reflection is violated maximally, but time reversal is not.
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Time and space are shown to have very different properties, both from each other and from that of the macroscopic world, when they are investigated at distances of the size of elementary particles; even the definition of time is in some doubt in such a case. Space reflection is violated maximally, but time reversal is not.
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Nature, 1986 Doping a Mott insulator: Physics of high-temperature superconductivity
Reviews of Modern Physics, 2006Xiao-gang Wen
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Physics of Alfvén waves and energetic particles in burning plasmas
Reviews of Modern Physics, 2016Fulvio Zonca, Yonghua Wang, Liu Chen
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Atomic physics and quantum optics using superconducting circuits
Nature, 2011J Q You, Franco Nori
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