Curtis G. Callan Jr.

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Curtis G. Callan Jr. is an American theoretical physicist known for his influential work in quantum field theory and string theory.

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instanceOf human
theoretical physicist
university teacher
academicDegree Bachelor of Arts
Doctor of Philosophy
awardReceived Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics NERFINISHED
Dirac Medal NERFINISHED
Sakurai Prize NERFINISHED
coAuthor David Gross NERFINISHED
Igor Klebanov NERFINISHED
Juan Maldacena NERFINISHED
Kenneth G. Wilson NERFINISHED
Sam Treiman NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
doctoralAdvisor Sam Treiman NERFINISHED
doctoralStudent Alexander Polyakov NERFINISHED
Igor Klebanov NERFINISHED
Juan Maldacena NERFINISHED
educatedAt Haverford College NERFINISHED
Princeton University
employer Princeton University
familyName Callan NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork particle physics
quantum field theory
quantum gravity
statistical mechanics
string theory
theoretical physics
givenName Curtis NERFINISHED
knownFor Callan–Symanzik equation in renormalization group theory NERFINISHED
applications of string theory to black hole physics
contributions to conformal field theory
work on monopole catalysis of proton decay
languageSpoken English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Physical Society
National Academy of Sciences
name Curtis G. Callan Jr. NERFINISHED
notableWork Callan–Rubakov effect NERFINISHED
Callan–Symanzik equation NERFINISHED
work on renormalization in quantum field theory
work on string theory and black holes
positionHeld Chair of the Princeton University Physics Department
J. S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor of Physics NERFINISHED
President of the American Physical Society NERFINISHED
Professor of Physics at Princeton University
workplace Princeton University Department of Physics NERFINISHED

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