Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io Fang Fang, research scientist at Quantum Gravity Research, shows how the 57-Group–a structure that we propose as a quasiparticle–is constructed, and demonstrates how this quasiparticle can propagate along […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io We had some drinks to celebrate a fun milestone: Ray announces that a couple of our papers were chosen to be featured on the covers of two scientific […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io Celebrating progress is important and fun, so every month the QGR gathers to acknowledge all the great things happening in our little world. This month we figured we’d […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io This talk by Dr. Fang Fang covers the following three topics: 1. Quasicrystal vertex types and their frequencies, mapped by sectors in the vertical space, using the Penrose […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io We discover how successive shells of onion-like spheres intersecting square grids in high dimensional spaces will classify points of integral coordinates as solutions of Diophantine equations. From this […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io QGR geometer and mathematician Dugan presents a brief overview of two methods for generating quasicrystals: the multigrid method and the cut-and-project method. Each construction method has a related […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io The coxeter helix is built by accumulating tetrahedra “glued” face to face in a way that maximizes the distance between the first and last elements of the chain. […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io This is the fifth in a series from Quantum Gravity Research, each episode focusing on a different scientist, their origins and backgrounds, where their love of science started […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io Matteo Baggioli is a friend of QGR and this presentation shows that the field theories dual to the homogeneous holographic models with spontaneously broken translations display several distinctive […]
Love our work? Help us continue our research by joining our giving circle. Even just $1/month helps us further our cause: https://quantumgravityresearch.givingcircles.io This is a talk Klee Irwin gave to the QGR staff titled Not Exactly First Principles. Emergence theory is based on the principle of language, as explained in […]
