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Shovon Biswas|

Hello!

I am a Ph.D student in theoretical physics at the University of British Columbia, Canada. I did my Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.

Research

My research broadly involves quantum field theories. Currently, I am focusing on calculating classical gravitational observables from the classical limit of the gravitational effective field theories. These results are useful for providing theoretical predictions for gravitational wave detectors. I am also deeply intrigued by the field of deep learning.

Publications

For my most up-to-date academic profile, please visit inspire.

  1. Classical Observables from Causal Response Functions arxiv:2411.09016
    Biswas, S., Parra-Martinez, J.

  2. The BCFT Spectrum from AdS Brane Mergers arxiv:2209.11227
    Biswas, S., Kastikainen, J., Sashi, S., Sully, J. JHEP 11 (2022) 158.

  3. Massless Fermions on a half-space: The curious case of 2+1-dimensions arXiv:2208.06374 Biswas, S., Semenoff, G. W., JHEP 10 (2022) 045

  4. Soft Scalars don’t decouple arXiv:2208.05023
    Biswas, S., Semenoff, G. W., J Phys. Rev. D (2022) 106, 105023

  5. The spectrum of boundary states in symmetric orbifolds arXiv:2110.05491
    Belin A, Biswas S, Sully J, JHEP. 01 (2022) 123

  6. Repulsive Casimir force in Bose-Einstein Condensate arXiv:1712.08200
    Faruk M M, Biswas S, J. Stat. Mech. 804 (2018) 4, 043401

  7. Bohr van-Leeuwen theorem in non-commutative space arXiv:1910.12009
    Biswas S, Physics Letters A 381 (2017) 3723-3725

Contact

Office:
Hennings 318
Department of Physics and Astronomy,
6224 Agricultural Road, Vancouver, British Columbia V6T 1Z1, Canada.

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