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Advanced Quantum Theory, AMATH 473/673, PHYS454 in Fall 2024
Quantum Field Theory for Cosmology, AMATH872/PHYS785, in W2024
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Quantum Field Theory for Cosmology, AMATH872/PHYS785, in W2022
General Relativity for Cosmology AMATH875/PHYS786 in F2021
Quantum Field Theory for Cosmology, AMATH 872/PHYS 785, in W2020
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An article about our discovery of new methods for quantum gravity: how to hear the shape of vibrating objects
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
