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Title:Sir Roger Penrose on collaborating with Wolfgang Rindler on Spinors and Space Time
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Published:16-09-2021
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Sir Roger Penrose, the British scholar who won half of the 2020 Nobel Prize in physics “for the discovery that black hole formation is a robust prediction of the general theory of relativity,” gave a transatlantic talk over Zoom at noon Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021, titled, “Spinors, Space-Time, and Working with Wolfgang Rindler.” The Nobel laureate and the late UT Dallas physics professor Wolfgang Rindler, who was one of the most prominent experts in theoretical relativistic cosmology and general relativity, enjoyed a 2-year collaboration during the writing of their 2-volume work, “Spinors and Space-Time,” first published in 1984 by Cambridge University Press. Rindler, whose research dealt with the origin, evolution and structure of the universe, was instrumental not only in the founding of the Department of Physics at UT Dallas, but also in the rise of scientific research at the University. Dean David W. Hyndman of the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics introduces Sir Roger Penrose and reads the audience questions to Sir Roger Penrose. At UTD Physics, we're dedicated to fostering a dynamic environment where exploration knows no bounds. Our world-renowned faculty are research-active experts in atomic, molecular and optical (AMO) physics, astrophysics and cosmology, biophysics, experimental condensed matter, geophysics, high-energy physics, nanotechnology, plasma physics, quantum information science, remote sensing and aerial vehicles, space sciences and theoretical condensed matter, at the forefront of groundbreaking research. Our students embark on a journey of discovery, delving deep into the mysteries of the universe and forging connections between abstract concepts and real-world applications. Our program empowers individuals to thrive in their pursuit of knowledge. Experience the excitement firsthand at our department colloquium, where leading scientists converge to share cutting-edge research in a manner accessible to all. Ignite your passion for physics and join us in shaping the future of science: utd.link/colloquium



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