Quantum Fields and Strings

Quantum field theory was originally developed as the extension of quantum mechanics needed to accommodate the principles of special relativity String theory is a theoretical framework which was proposed to produce a unified description of all particles and forces in nature, including gravity.

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Freddy Cachazo

Gluskin Sheff/Onex Freeman Dyson Chair in Theoretical Physics
Faculty,
Perimeter Research Chair
Mathematical Physics,
Quantum Fields and Strings
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Davide Gaiotto

Krembil Galileo Galilei Chair in Theoretical Physics
Perimeter Research Chair,
Faculty
Mathematical Physics,
Quantum Fields and Strings
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Pedro Vieira

The Clay Riddell Paul Dirac Chair in Theoretical Physics
Perimeter Research Chair,
Faculty
Mathematical Physics,
Quantum Fields and Strings

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