宋明卓 / Mingzhuo Song
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宋明卓Mingzhuo Song
How is the given world possible?
Exploring this question through different perspectives, in conversation with experiment, theory, and computation.
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I am interested in the question “How is the given world possible?” I believe that understanding it requires a shared effort across different perspectives, and an ongoing dialogue between experiment, theory, and computation.
I have worked on neutrino experiments, with experience spanning instrumentation, data analysis, and simulation. I hope to use neutrinos as probes of beyond-the-Standard-Model (BSM) physics at higher energy scales. I am currently developing a physics-informed neural network for neutrino–nucleus (\(\nu A\)) scattering, aiming to improve the precision and computational efficiency of long-baseline (LBL) neutrino experiments.
My research interests are gradually shifting toward theoretical physics, and I am now studying AdS/CFT duality. I am still new to this field and welcome suggestions and criticism, as well as conversations with people working from different perspectives.
Lecture notes
01 / QUANTUM FIELD THEORY
Quantum Field Theory
Chapter-based notes, from basic concepts to derivations.
02 / STRING THEORY
String Theory
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