*cries in mathphys*
May 23, 2025 at 7:05 PM
*cries in mathphys*
MATHPHYS is a research group at LaDIS focused on theoretical and mathematical physics. With 21 members, they work on theories beyond general relativity, gravitational waves, galaxy evolution, quantum communication, and sensors. They also build models for complex systems.
#LaDIS #MATHPHYS #Science
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July 22, 2025 at 10:01 AM
I'm so incredibly glad I ended up doing mathphys instead of CS. by the grace of god go I
November 4, 2025 at 8:50 PM
I'm so incredibly glad I ended up doing mathphys instead of CS. by the grace of god go I
MATHPHYS explores the frontiers of theoretical and mathematical physics: from quantum communications and gravitational waves to galaxy evolution and models that connect physical, biological, and cosmological systems.
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July 25, 2025 at 9:30 AM
MATHPHYS explores the frontiers of theoretical and mathematical physics: from quantum communications and gravitational waves to galaxy evolution and models that connect physical, biological, and cosmological systems.
#ladis #wequestion #weexperiment #wegrow #scienceimpact #mathphys
#ladis #wequestion #weexperiment #wegrow #scienceimpact #mathphys
undergrad mathphys discord group chat broke out into "why are goths so hot?" this evening, I think the kids are going to make it.
February 25, 2026 at 4:29 AM
undergrad mathphys discord group chat broke out into "why are goths so hot?" this evening, I think the kids are going to make it.
one of my friends in undergrad mathphys discord just accused me of liking differential geometry and I had to yell at him.
December 16, 2025 at 3:24 AM
one of my friends in undergrad mathphys discord just accused me of liking differential geometry and I had to yell at him.
Moving back to MathPhys then…
March 23, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Moving back to MathPhys then…
Yeah like I’m coming at all this from the math side, which is actually a very rare position—most people who study this stuff do so out of CS, which has certain blind spots as a field, and not that many mathphys people study it—but I came to the same conclusions as him quickly based on the hype cycle
October 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Yeah like I’m coming at all this from the math side, which is actually a very rare position—most people who study this stuff do so out of CS, which has certain blind spots as a field, and not that many mathphys people study it—but I came to the same conclusions as him quickly based on the hype cycle
MATHPHYS investigates the foundations of reality and applies them to new technologies 🔬
➡️ ladis.uva.es/mathphys-group
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June 9, 2026 at 9:04 AM
MATHPHYS investigates the foundations of reality and applies them to new technologies 🔬
➡️ ladis.uva.es/mathphys-group
#scienceimpact #ladis #uva #interdisciplinaryscience #scienceforimpact #science
➡️ ladis.uva.es/mathphys-group
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Álvaro’s thesis explores accretion disks around black holes and neutron stars.
At LaDIS, theoretical physics and computational models help study extreme environments in the universe 🌌
➡️ www.ladis.uva.es/mathphys-group
#ladis #mathphys #astrophysics
At LaDIS, theoretical physics and computational models help study extreme environments in the universe 🌌
➡️ www.ladis.uva.es/mathphys-group
#ladis #mathphys #astrophysics
September 9, 2026 at 8:32 AM
Álvaro’s thesis explores accretion disks around black holes and neutron stars.
At LaDIS, theoretical physics and computational models help study extreme environments in the universe 🌌
➡️ www.ladis.uva.es/mathphys-group
#ladis #mathphys #astrophysics
At LaDIS, theoretical physics and computational models help study extreme environments in the universe 🌌
➡️ www.ladis.uva.es/mathphys-group
#ladis #mathphys #astrophysics
AFAICT he was always like this. At least, his stories about his glorious genius go back to undergrad
Penrose OTOH is indisputably immortal in mathphys history, but chooses to spend his final years on extremely dubious claims about quantum consciousness that AFAICT only seem to hurt his legacy
Penrose OTOH is indisputably immortal in mathphys history, but chooses to spend his final years on extremely dubious claims about quantum consciousness that AFAICT only seem to hurt his legacy
November 8, 2025 at 12:47 PM
AFAICT he was always like this. At least, his stories about his glorious genius go back to undergrad
Penrose OTOH is indisputably immortal in mathphys history, but chooses to spend his final years on extremely dubious claims about quantum consciousness that AFAICT only seem to hurt his legacy
Penrose OTOH is indisputably immortal in mathphys history, but chooses to spend his final years on extremely dubious claims about quantum consciousness that AFAICT only seem to hurt his legacy
I just came home from giving a pure math seminar to some mathphys students, it's literally the only thing I'm capable of doing and no one will ever pay me to do it.
November 12, 2025 at 3:01 AM
I just came home from giving a pure math seminar to some mathphys students, it's literally the only thing I'm capable of doing and no one will ever pay me to do it.
Chat I went to the library before the mathphys seminar yesterday and I got books on elliptic cohomology and on topological modular forms. Please press 'F' to pay respects.
October 29, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Chat I went to the library before the mathphys seminar yesterday and I got books on elliptic cohomology and on topological modular forms. Please press 'F' to pay respects.
New short math note: full scalar–tensor derivation behind the TCC–EFT (metric variation + FLRW reduction). No physics, just the formal steps.
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
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#theoreticalphysics
#cosmology
#scalartensor
#gravity
#eft
#flrw
#gr
#mathphys
#research
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
#physics
#theoreticalphysics
#cosmology
#scalartensor
#gravity
#eft
#flrw
#gr
#mathphys
#research
TCC–EFT Mathematical Note (2025): Scalar–Tensor Background Derivation
This technical note provides the full mathematical derivation of the scalar–tensor background used in the TCC–EFT Overview (v1.2).The document includes the metric variation, scalar-field variation, ho...
doi.org
November 17, 2025 at 2:42 PM
New short math note: full scalar–tensor derivation behind the TCC–EFT (metric variation + FLRW reduction). No physics, just the formal steps.
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
#physics
#theoreticalphysics
#cosmology
#scalartensor
#gravity
#eft
#flrw
#gr
#mathphys
#research
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
#physics
#theoreticalphysics
#cosmology
#scalartensor
#gravity
#eft
#flrw
#gr
#mathphys
#research
Currently have ideas for a pure maths paper, a mathphys paper, and a logic paper and if I were to pursue them my career would be DOA because potential employers would judge me to be "lack focus"
June 11, 2024 at 2:07 PM
Currently have ideas for a pure maths paper, a mathphys paper, and a logic paper and if I were to pursue them my career would be DOA because potential employers would judge me to be "lack focus"
even if you wanted to, you'd have to pay lol
But yeah it's happened before that he wildly inflated the claims of completely honest guests. Someone I know from mathphys conferences (who's always been very honest about her work) had apparently discovered the "Missing Link... [Geometric Quantization]"
But yeah it's happened before that he wildly inflated the claims of completely honest guests. Someone I know from mathphys conferences (who's always been very honest about her work) had apparently discovered the "Missing Link... [Geometric Quantization]"
April 27, 2025 at 8:02 PM
even if you wanted to, you'd have to pay lol
But yeah it's happened before that he wildly inflated the claims of completely honest guests. Someone I know from mathphys conferences (who's always been very honest about her work) had apparently discovered the "Missing Link... [Geometric Quantization]"
But yeah it's happened before that he wildly inflated the claims of completely honest guests. Someone I know from mathphys conferences (who's always been very honest about her work) had apparently discovered the "Missing Link... [Geometric Quantization]"
I dropped them in the "resources" channel in my mathphys friends' discord and got one (1) thumbs up lol
January 2, 2026 at 12:40 AM
I dropped them in the "resources" channel in my mathphys friends' discord and got one (1) thumbs up lol
the IHES guys systematically blocks my articles, I submitted one article to a Parisian math journal and overlooked the IHES guy sitting in the panel, two weeks later i get the refusal 'not conformal with editorial lines' although so to speak the eta invariant is a fundamental mathphys invariant
August 20, 2026 at 3:49 PM
the IHES guys systematically blocks my articles, I submitted one article to a Parisian math journal and overlooked the IHES guy sitting in the panel, two weeks later i get the refusal 'not conformal with editorial lines' although so to speak the eta invariant is a fundamental mathphys invariant
one of the editors I chose at 'Communications in mathematical physics' was moreover an ex-permanent professor at IHES (permanent is not what it used to be there). I have no idea what made them claim a paper on the eta invariant is beyond the scope of a mathphys journal.
thete is a new generation of professors at IHES who are far to the right, one cannot say it diffetently. it is not Gromov, the problem is not Gromov. there's also one guy worh a sports car. who is it actually??
only a single IHES permanent professor signed the Leiden declaration. It is a terrible sign. The institute had very biased conferences on that theme before. leidendeclaration.ai/signatories?...
August 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM
one of the editors I chose at 'Communications in mathematical physics' was moreover an ex-permanent professor at IHES (permanent is not what it used to be there). I have no idea what made them claim a paper on the eta invariant is beyond the scope of a mathphys journal.
MATHPHYS explores the mathematical structures behind space, time and matter, with applications in biomedicine, cybersecurity, climate modelling and quantum engineering 🧪
➡️ ladis.uva.es/bioforge-group
#ladis #uva #scienceimpact #mathematicalphysics #quantumtechnology
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#ladis #uva #scienceimpact #mathematicalphysics #quantumtechnology
July 20, 2026 at 10:04 AM
MATHPHYS explores the mathematical structures behind space, time and matter, with applications in biomedicine, cybersecurity, climate modelling and quantum engineering 🧪
➡️ ladis.uva.es/bioforge-group
#ladis #uva #scienceimpact #mathematicalphysics #quantumtechnology
➡️ ladis.uva.es/bioforge-group
#ladis #uva #scienceimpact #mathematicalphysics #quantumtechnology
maybe someone in France does twistor theory in mathphys. but i found the thing always highly unappealing. it is no real theory hut more a huge bag of examples. i have no examples in my theory. none.
after having to introduce twistor spaces into my things lately i had to admit that my colleague in Prague was right when he said years ago these things ressemble Penrose's constructions. but i never read his papers. he doesn't use symplectic spinors too.
they are of course all the incremental progress guys. and when you have a fundamentally new theory these guys these guys don't want to have anything to do with you. NEVER.
July 16, 2026 at 11:59 PM
maybe someone in France does twistor theory in mathphys. but i found the thing always highly unappealing. it is no real theory hut more a huge bag of examples. i have no examples in my theory. none.
when someone told me about line bundles in mathphys and even trivial line bundles i really did not even look at it. it was just like ah so you have a charged particle but not even interacting or whatever..
maybe someone in France does twistor theory in mathphys. but i found the thing always highly unappealing. it is no real theory hut more a huge bag of examples. i have no examples in my theory. none.
after having to introduce twistor spaces into my things lately i had to admit that my colleague in Prague was right when he said years ago these things ressemble Penrose's constructions. but i never read his papers. he doesn't use symplectic spinors too.
July 17, 2026 at 12:03 AM
when someone told me about line bundles in mathphys and even trivial line bundles i really did not even look at it. it was just like ah so you have a charged particle but not even interacting or whatever..
