Paul Steinhardt

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Paul Steinhardt is an American theoretical physicist and cosmologist known for his work on inflationary cosmology, the cyclic model of the universe, and the theoretical prediction of quasicrystals.


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instanceOf American scientist
cosmologist
human
theoretical physicist
affiliation Princeton Center for Theoretical Science
authorOf Endless Universe: Beyond the Big Bang
awardReceived Dirac Medal of the ICTP
Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Prize
coAuthor Dmitri Khmelnitskii
Endless Universe: Beyond the Big Bang
Luca Bindi
Neil Turok
Zhong-Ying Wang
collaboratedWith Luca Bindi on quasicrystals
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
criticized eternal inflation
multiverse interpretations of inflation
discovered natural quasicrystals in meteorites
doctoralAdvisor Steven Weinberg
educatedAt Caltech
Harvard University
employer Princeton University
fieldOfWork condensed matter physics
cosmology
theoretical physics
givenName Paul
hasAcademicAdvisor Steven Weinberg
knownFor critique of eternal inflation
cyclic model of the universe
ekpyrotic universe model
inflationary cosmology
theoretical prediction of quasicrystals
work on dark energy models
languageSpoken English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
name Paul Steinhardt
notableWork Endless Universe: Beyond the Big Bang
occupation university professor
positionHeld Albert Einstein Professor in Science at Princeton University
researchInterest dark energy
early universe cosmology
inflation alternatives
phase transitions in the early universe
quasicrystals
theorized cyclic ekpyrotic cosmological model
quintessence dark energy model

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