MIT Center for Theoretical Physics
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MIT Center for Theoretical Physics is a subdivision of MIT Department of Physics. Current research areas in the center include particle physics, nuclear physics, lattice QCD, cosmology and quantum computing. Notable current faculty include Frank Wilczek, Jeffrey Goldstone, Roman Jackiw, Alan Guth, Max Tegmark, Isadore Singer, Peter Shor, Daniel Freedman, Robert Jaffe and Edward Farhi.
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