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Daily Archives: January 11, 2007

De-Lurking Week!

By Clifford | January 11, 2007 - 7:49 am |January 12, 2007 asymptotia
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Apparently it is De-Lurking week everywhere in the blog world. This means that even if (especially if) you have not commented on the blog before, this is the time where you come in and say hello, before (if you prefer) returning back to lurker status for a while. You can … Click to continue reading this post →

Women in Physics

By Clifford | January 11, 2007 - 7:48 am |January 15, 2007 academia, women in science
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This is a reminder that the Women in Physics Conference that I mentioned earlier takes place this weekend. In case you are in the area and interested in some of the

Site Map of Asymptotia

By Clifford | January 11, 2007 - 1:07 am |January 11, 2007 asymptotia
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For your viewing pleasure, I’ve installed a new feature of the blog that allows you to see all the post titles under each category in a set of pages called site map. It will always be available to the right, near the top of the sidebar. It is an alternative … Click to continue reading this post →

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    It has been a while since I’ve opened up the tin It has been a while since I’ve opened up the tin of Inktense watercolour pencils… Forgotten how marvelous they are for quick rich colour. Happy #mothersday to all mothers!
    This was intended to be a short four page paper a This was intended to be a short four page paper a few months back… but then I kept finding I could compute more and more interesting things with the idea, and here we are at 24 pages. Super excited about this one! #theoreticalphysicslife
    Just in case you happen to be in San Diego tomorro Just in case you happen to be in San Diego tomorrow 2/21 afternoon at 2 PM, here’s a fun thing to do at the #ComicConMuseum in Balboa Park! We will be screening last year‘s awesome #TheFantasticFourFirstSteps movie and I’ll be talking about some of the science you see on screen and a some of my work as the science advisor while the film was being made.#marvelcinematicuniverse
    Well, this is awkward. (Walking around the amazing Well, this is awkward. (Walking around the amazing traveling Doctor Who exhibit at the San Diego Comic-Con museum, and running into myself explaining spacetime and black holes in many rooms.) #sdcc
    For my usual outdoor office for thinking through r For my usual outdoor office for thinking through research ideas, I’ve temporarily swapped Pacific for Atlantic. Worked rather well. Visiting Stony Brook U’s Simons Center for Geometry and Physics for a conference.
    @UCSBPhysics 2025 Nobel Prize winners John Martini @UCSBPhysics 2025 Nobel Prize winners John Martinis and Michel Devoret, speaking at the annual Nobel Prize Who/What/Why colloquium yesterday. See blog (or FB post) for link to recording of it.
    Maybe over-egging the pudding a bit for my SUSY202 Maybe over-egging the pudding a bit for my SUSY2025 talk tomorrow… #theoreticalphysicslife
    Elsewhere in the garden, the spheres pack themselv Elsewhere in the garden, the spheres pack themselves. #Gardening #FoodAndDrink.
    Morning sphere packing. #Gardening #FoodAndDrink. Morning sphere packing. #Gardening #FoodAndDrink.
    There’s a lot of joyful knife-work in my future. There’s a lot of joyful knife-work in my future. #bolognese #summersalad #foodanddrink #gardening
    Another one done! This time with an excellent team Another one done! This time with an excellent team: postdoc Krishan Saraswat and grad student Wasif Ahmed. In early 2024 I discovered a very fun way of computing Weil-Petersson volumes from an ODE (the subclass with one boundary, any genus). It works stunningly well, with a nice miracle ocurring along the way. Here, it is shown that it works well for extended JT supergravity and allows for rapid computation of a whole new class of volumes. I feel this is just a beginning… On the arxiv shortly.
    … today’s quick pickings. #gardening #foodandd … today’s quick pickings. #gardening #foodanddrink
    Sky over LA a short while ago… #fantasticfour Sky over LA a short while ago… #fantasticfour
    Nice to be back in LA for one of those good old fa Nice to be back in LA for one of those good old fashioned special events… #fantasticfour
    Wednesday’s “get back into the routine” run. Wednesday’s “get back into the routine” run. 80 minutes well spent. Head cleared.
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    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    31 Dec 2024

    Dear readers: I’ve begun transitioning my social media activity here over to another place, with bluer skies. I hope you’ll come too and read/follow my posts over there. There are new posts on the blog too, where I hope to be increasing activity a bit while decreasing it here.

    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    2 Dec 2024

    Dear readers: I’ve begun transitioning my social media activity here over to another place, with bluer skies. I hope you’ll come too and read/follow my posts over there. There are new posts on the blog too, where I hope to be increasing activity a bit while decreasing it here.

    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    27 Nov 2024

    Dear readers: I’ve begun transitioning my social media activity here over to another place, with bluer skies. I hope you’ll come too and read/follow my posts over there. There are new posts on the blog too, where I hope to be increasing activity a bit while decreasing it here.

    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    11 Nov 2024

    Just noticed that 4 years ago to the day I did a post about #LEGO and #LittleBits, and coincidentally today we tinkered with them for the first time in a while…

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    • A New Equation?
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    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    31 Dec 2024

    Dear readers: I’ve begun transitioning my social media activity here over to another place, with bluer skies. I hope you’ll come too and read/follow my posts over there. There are new posts on the blog too, where I hope to be increasing activity a bit while decreasing it here.

    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    2 Dec 2024

    Dear readers: I’ve begun transitioning my social media activity here over to another place, with bluer skies. I hope you’ll come too and read/follow my posts over there. There are new posts on the blog too, where I hope to be increasing activity a bit while decreasing it here.

    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    27 Nov 2024

    Dear readers: I’ve begun transitioning my social media activity here over to another place, with bluer skies. I hope you’ll come too and read/follow my posts over there. There are new posts on the blog too, where I hope to be increasing activity a bit while decreasing it here.

    Clifford Johnson @asymptotia ·
    11 Nov 2024

    Just noticed that 4 years ago to the day I did a post about #LEGO and #LittleBits, and coincidentally today we tinkered with them for the first time in a while…

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