Name Donald Marolf | ||
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Education University of Texas at Austin | ||
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Donald Marolf is a theoretical physicist, and currently a Professor of Physics, and head of the physics department at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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- The holographic principle donald marolf lecture 1 of 1
- Black holes donald marolf lecture 3 part 4
- Biography
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Biography
Marolf gained his Ph.D. from University of Texas at Austin in 1992, under Bryce DeWitt with a thesis on Green's Bracket Algebras and Their Quantization. His undergraduate degree is from William Jewell College, in 1987.
He is an expert on thermodynamics of black holes, gravitational aspects of string theory, classical and quantum gravity. In the past he has worked on the canonical approach to quantum gravity, lower-dimensional models of quantum gravity, issues related to quantization of diffeomorphism invariant theories, and a number of other topics. He has published 113 scientific papers through 2007.