
Research
PhD
In my PhD I studied conformal field theories. These are a special class of quantum field theories that arise in the study of phase transitions, string theory and particle physics. My dissertation, titled N=6 Superconformal Field Theories, and studies conformal field theories in three spacetime dimensions with extended supersymmetry. You can read it here. My advisor was Silviu Pufu, who is a member of the bootstrap collaboration.
Publications
2021
The Cubic Fixed Point at Large N
pdf · arxiv
ABJ Correlators with Weakly Broken Higher Spin Symmetry
Joint with Shai Chester and Max Jerdee
pdf · arxiv
The 3d N=6 Bootstrap: From Higher Spins to Strings to Membranes
Joint with Shai Chester, Max Jerdee, and Silviu Pufu
pdf · arxiv
2020
Deligne Categories in Lattice Models and Quantum Field Theory, or Making Sense of O(N) Symmetry with Non-integer N
Joint with Slava Rychkov
pdf · arxiv
AdS4/CFT3 from Weak to Strong String Coupling
Joint with Shai Chester and Silviu Pufu
pdf · arxiv
N=4 Super-Yang-Mills Correlators at Strong Coupling from String Theory and Localization
Joint with Shai Chester, Silviu Pufu, and Yifan Wang
pdf · arxiv
Absence of D4R4 in M-Theory From ABJM
Joint with Shai Chester and Silviu Pufu
pdf · arxiv
Preprints
The Holographic Contributions to the Sphere Free Energy
Joint with Daniel Freedman, Silviu Pufu, and Bernardo Zan
pdf · arxiv
A Bispinor Formalism for Spinning Witten Diagrams
Joint with Daniel Freedman and Silviu Pufu
pdf · arxiv
Undergraduate
As an undergraduate, I studied at the Australian National University. For my honour year I worked with Cedric Simenel, a nuclear theorist specializing in nuclear dynamics.
Nuclear Interaction from Effective Field Theory
Honours thesis
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Non-Anomalous Semigroups and Real Numbers
An essay I wrote for a category theory course
pdf · arxiv
The Quantum Zeno Effect
An essay I wrote for a course on quantum measurement
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I also wrote course notes for an introductory quantum field theory course, aimed at third year undergraduates. The course is now run as PHYS3201.