There is one article giving voice to an opposing point of view, that spacetime may not be doomed, an interview with Latham Boyle. The big problem with the supposedly now conventional view that ...

It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we inform you of the death of Prof. Walter Neumann, who passed away yesterday. Heartfelt condolences are extended to his family, friends, and loved ones.

In the piece, the argument of string theory critics is given as: ...

Graeme Baker is an Assistant Professor with the Department of Statistics, and his research interests are in probability theory, partial differential equations, and applications of these fields. His ...

Schedule: The class meets once weekly. Topics and readings for each session are listed below. This course is being taught by two senior faculty members who are theorists and practitioners in ...

Here are links to expository articles I have written. There is large variation in their quality and they have generally not been proofread, so use at your own risk!

This fall, I am leading an undergraduate seminar on the history of algebraic geometry. In Summer 2024, I taught Ordinary Differential Equations. In Fall 2023, I taught Calculus II.

Lectures: We are going to grow a concept map of Milne's result and nearby mathematics during the seminar. The speakers are requested to email Daniel Halpern-Leistner (preferably just before giving the ...

A few weeks ago I recorded a podcast with Robinson Erhardt, which has now appeared as String Theory and the Crisis in Physics. We mainly talk about the current situation of string theory in physics ...

I recently did another podcast with Curt Jaimungal, on the topic of unification, which is now available here. As part of this I prepared some slides, which are available here. The main goal of the ...