I am an incoming doctoral student in the Lattice QCD and Numerical Field Theory Simulations group (under the supervision of Prof. Christian Schmidt-Sonntag) at Bielefeld University.
I have a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Theoretical Physics from the University of Glasgow and a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry from St. Joseph's College (Autonomous), Bengaluru City University, Bangalore, India.
I was previously a research intern in the Particle Theory group at the University of Glasgow, working with Prof. Chris Bouchard on Lattice QCD and Normalising Flows. Before that, I was working on Top Quark Decays for my MSc Project under the supervision of Prof. Andy Buckley, focusing on the discriminatory powers of colour-flow observables like Jet Pull and Jet Colour Ring in probing non-perturbative phenomenon like Colour Reconnection using Monte Carlo Simulations in the Particle Experiment Group, School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Glasgow.
My Research Interests lie in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Computational Complexity and Scientific Computing in general. My Primary Research Interests lie in Quantum Field Theory, specifically, in Lattice QCD. Apart from this, I am also interested in GPU HPC, Normalising and Diffusion Flow models, Grand Unification, SUSY and BSM Physics.
My undergraduate work was focused on the intersection of Complexity Theory and Game Theory in Mathematics, developing new algorithms of reduced complexity. I have also worked to identify Geometric Techniques in Integral Calculus, by the help of which Integrals can be computed faster using principles of Geometry.
