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Theoretical physicist, currently working in mathematical aspects of general relativity
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Divergent Series
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Did Richard Feynman ever meet Stephen Hawking or comment on Hawking radiation?
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What is the phenomenological logic behind Fermi liquid theory
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What is the essence of the Unruh-effect?
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Derivation of Kerr metric, is there any reference?
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Black hole area theorem and Hawking radiation
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How did 19th century physicists do their undergraduate/graduate studies?
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A branch of mathematics which refused to be rigorous?
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Why isn't general relativity the obvious thing to try after special relativity?
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Why do the Einstein field equations (EFE) involve the Ricci curvature tensor instead of Riemann curvature tensor?
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Hawking radiation and Unruh effect
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Why does the second Weyl scalar describe electromagnetic radiation?
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In theory, could gravitational waves be used to make a "gravity laser"?
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QFT and its non-rigorous assumptions
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Explanations for mathematicians, about the falsifiability (or not) of string theory
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When can we assume that the wavefunction is separable
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A question about the asymptotic series in perturbative expansion in QFT
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Black hole "no hair" theorem
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Why do we care about the maximally extended versions of spacetimes?
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Does the Unruh effect really describe a thermal bath?
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Asymptotic series in field theory and quantum mechanics
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