Anton Kapustin
Research interests
My main areas of research are quantum field
theory in general, with applications to particle physics and
condensed matter theory. I am particularly interested in
non-perturbative dualities in field theory and string
theory, supersymmetry, and Topological Quantum Field
Theory.
Research talks
Fermionic phases of matter and
spin structures
General interest talks
Quantum Geometry: a reunion of Physics and
Math (my popular talk about Maxim Kontsevich's work on
Deformation Quantization)
Is Quantum Mechanics Exact?
(colloquium talk at Carnegie-Mellon)
Courses 2019
Ph 229: Advanced Mathematical Methods of Physics
Courses 2018-2019
Ph 250abc: String Theory
Courses 2017-2018
Ph
205ab: Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
Courses 2017
Ph 250c: String Theory
Courses 2015-2016
Ph 230abc: Elementary Particle
Theory
Courses 2013-2014
Ph 205: Relativistic
Quantum Mechanics
Courses 2010-2011
Ph 235bc: Supersymmetry
Courses 2009-2010
Ph 205: Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
Courses
2008-2009
Ph 229b: Advanced
Mathematical Methods of Physics
Courses 2007-2008
Ph 205abc: Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
Courses 2005-2006
Ph 205abc: Relativistic
Quantum Mechanics
Courses
2004-2005
Ph 229abc: Advanced Mathematical
Methods of Physics
Courses
2003-2004
Ph 230ab: Elementary Particle Theory
Courses
2002-2003
Ph 229: Advanced Mathematical
Methods of Physics
Russian School
“Karandash” – physics HW
Nikolai Kapustin’s
orchestral music
kapustin@theory.caltech.edu
California Institute of Technology, 452-48,
Phone: (626) 395-2625
Fax: (626) 568-8473