Скачать или смотреть Phymaths podcast # 42 || Dr. Joseph Conlon

Description
Dr. Joseph Conlon is a theoretical physicist at the University of Oxford. He works on string compactifications, string cosmology, string phenomenology, and related areas. He also wrote the book, "Why string theory?". The list of his works can be found at the following link.

Some links
1) Dr. Conlon's works: https://inspirehep.net/authors/1024860
2) "Why String Theory" book: https://www.amazon.com/Why-String-The...
3) His second book: https://www.amazon.com/Origins-Cosmos...
4) Link to the high energy physics resources page on my website: https://hassaansaleem.com/graduate-le...

Contact Info
My website: hassaansaleem.com
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Time stamps
0:00 Coming Up
0:43 Intro
0:58 Introduction of the guest
1:43 Why two undergrads
3:16 His interest in physics
4:40 His thoughts on DESI
7:41 Getting deSitter in string theory
10:19 Moduli stabilization (Equivalence principle)
12:38 deSitter being an excited state
13:39 AdS being the true vacuum
14:33 deSitter swampland conjecture
15:52 Non-supersymmetric approaches
17:04 Holographic moduli stabilization
19:36 M theory compactifications and G2 manifolds
21:13 Strings and bouncing cosmologies
23:04 That famous page and perception of string theory
26:23 What led to writing that book?
27:36 Countering the misinformation about strings
31:28 Criticisms of string theory
37:36 His upcoming book
39:16 Managing time
40:19 Making complex ideas simple
42:21 Availability of his upcoming book
43:13 (People's question) String and real world
45:54 (People's question) Betting on cosmic strings
47:24 (People's question) Tilt towards formal theory
50:14 Third superstring revolution?
52:53 (People's question) Inflation and strings
54:00 (People's question) Developments to keep track of
57:53 Goodbye

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