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String Theory: Past and Present
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Physics at different length scales
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Working with Spent
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Re-interpreting the Nambu Jona-Lasinio Model
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A peek at Planck scales
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Quantum Matter
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Bose -Fermi in 2d
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Exclusion statistics
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The Hofstadter butterfly
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The Hofstadter Regime
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The Fractal
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The topological invariants
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Effect of interactions
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An experiment
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The disintegration
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The 2004 Bay of Bengal Tsunami
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The 1945 Arabian Sea Tsunami
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My end game: Glaciers and Climate
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Debris covered glaciers
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Debris-ice dynamics
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Observations
Description:
Explore a comprehensive lecture on physics across various length scales, delivered by R Shankar at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the evolution of string theory from its 1970s origins to its current applications in quantum gravity, black hole physics, hydrodynamics, condensed matter systems, and particle physics. Examine topics such as the Nambu Jona-Lasinio Model, Planck scales, quantum matter, Bose-Fermi interactions in 2D, exclusion statistics, and the Hofstadter butterfly. Investigate real-world phenomena including the 2004 Bay of Bengal and 1945 Arabian Sea tsunamis. Conclude with insights into glaciers, climate change, and debris-ice dynamics, offering a broad perspective on physics from quantum to cosmic scales.

Physics at Different Length Scales by R Shankar

International Centre for Theoretical Sciences
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