Leonard Susskind, "Time, Theoretical Physics, and Popular Audiences"

REPRESENTING TIME IN HISTORIOGRAPHY, ANCIENT AND MODERN
Leonard Susskind, "Time, Theoretical Physics, and Popular Audiences"
Friday December 07, 2012 | 01:00 -02:15 PM | Stanford Humanities Center

Leonard Susskind is a pioneering theorist of quantum fields and string theory. We'll speak about the challenges of representing time in modern theoretical physics, specifically in a non-technical language (i.e. English prose) to popular audience.

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