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Albion Lawrence albion@brandeis.edu
Assistant Professor of Physics |
Albion Lawrence's research lie in the areas of quantum field theory and string theory and their applications to particle physics, cosmology and quantum gravity. He is also active in the interface between theoretical physics and mathematics (particularly algebraic geometry), and is interested in the application of quantum field theory to condensed matter physics.
Recent Ph.D. Students:
Tobias Sander (2007) “ Torsion and Soft SUSY Breaking ”
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Complete list of publications)
Sample of Recent
Publications: "Torsion and supersymmetry breaking", by Albion Lawrence, Tobias Sander, Michael Schulz, and Brian Wecht.
eprint: arXiv:0711.4787 "Dimensional Duality" by Daniel Green, Albion Lawrence, John McGreevy, David R. Morrison, and Eva Silverstein, Phys Rev. D76:066004 (2007),
eprint: arXiv:0705:0550 "On closed string tachyon dynamics", by Daniel Z. Freedman, Matthew Headrick, and Albion Lawrence, Phys. Rev. D73:066015 (2006),
eprint: hep-th/0510126 "Local string models of soft supersymmetry breaking", by Albion Lawrence and John McGreevy, J. High Energy Phys. 0406:007 (2004),
eprint: hep-th/0401034 "Signatures of short distance physics in the cosmic microwave background", by Nemanja Kaloper, Matthew Kleban, Albion Lawrence, and Stephen Shenker, Phys. Rev. D66:123510 (2002),
eprint: hep-th/0201158 "Derived categories and zero-brane stability", Paul S. Aspinwall and Albion Lawrence, J. High Energy Phys. 0108:004 (2001),
eprint: hep-th/0104147