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Prof. Daniel Harlow
Associate Professor of Physics
Primary DLC
Department of Physics
MIT Room:
6-405
(617) 253-4866
harlow@mit.edu
https://physics.mit.edu/faculty/daniel-harlow/
Research Summary
Professor Harlow works on combining quantum mechanics and gravity, focusing on the quantum-mechanical aspects of black holes and cosmology. Recently he has been using methods from quantum information theory to approach these problems, in particular relating the AdS/CFT correspondence—our best theory of quantum gravity so far—to the theory of quantum error correcting codes. He also works on the general mathematical structure of quantum field theory, which despite its venerable age has resisted a fully satisfactory formulation.
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