Ashoke Sen

Theoretical physicist and string theorist

Ashoke Sen - Theoretical physicist and string theorist
Born

July 15th, 1956
69 years ago

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

India

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A prominent theoretical physicist specializing in string theory, contributions include significant advancements in the understanding of various aspects of strings and their implications in theoretical physics. Authored numerous influential research papers that have guided and shaped contemporary research in the field. Recognized for discoveries related to dualities in string theory, providing insights into fundamental aspects of quantum gravity. Has received several accolades and honors for contributions to theoretical physics.

Contributed to the development of string field theory

Discovered Sen's conjecture related to string dualities

Published numerous influential research papers

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