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 Behind the scenes of a group of physicists working on a quantum gravity theory. An unedited conversation amongst our physicists and visiting physicists Mia Hughes and Mike Rios […]
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 Quantum Gravity Chat #3. Visiting physicists Mia Hughes and David Chester chat in the QGR kitchen. Schrodinger derived his famous equation using a statistical modification of the Hamilton-Jacobi […]
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 […]
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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 A lecture by Dr. Elizabeth Crosson during her visit to QGR December 12, 2017. Approximate quantum error correcting codes protect quantum information in such a way that it […]
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 […]
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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 visitor and friend Caroline Gorham delivered a guest lecture to the QGR team on what Hopf Fibrations can tell us about crystallization and glass formation. This research […]
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 […]
