Machine Learning Algebraic Geometry for Physics
Bao, Jiakang, He, Yang-Hui, Heyes, Elli, Hirst, Edward
The ubiquitous interrelations between algebraic geometry and physics has for centuries flourished fruitful phenomena in both fields. With connections made as far back as Archimedes whose work on conic sections aided development of concepts surrounding the motion under gravity, physical understanding has largely relied upon the mathematical tools available. In the modern era, these two fields are still heavily intertwined, with particular relevance in addressing one of the most significant problems of our time - quantising gravity. String theory as a candidate for this theory of everything, relies heavily on algebraic geometry constructions to define its spacetime and to interpret its matter. However, where new mathematical tools arise their implementation is not always simple.
Apr-21-2022
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