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Noumi Lab
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The lab approaches the mysteries of cosmology through theories of elementary particles and gravity.
AboutAbout the lab
Approaching the mysteries of the universe through particle theory.
Noumi Lab mainly studies cosmology, quantum field theory, and string theory.
The lab approaches the mysteries of cosmology, such as inflation, dark matter, and dark energy, from the perspectives of quantum field theory and quantum gravity.
The lab also explores the properties of elementary particles and gravity, using observations such as the cosmic microwave background and gravitational waves as clues.
Key terms
- Quantum field theory
- A physical theory that describes the behavior of elementary particles as fluctuations of "fields" spread throughout space
- Dark matter
- Unidentified matter that cannot be seen with light, but whose existence is known from its gravitational effects
- Inflation
- The idea that the newborn universe expanded rapidly during an extremely short period of time
- Cosmic microwave background
- Radio waves emitted shortly after the birth of the universe, which still reach us today from all over the universe
ResearchResearch themes
The lab mainly conducts research on cosmology, quantum field theory, and string theory. Its research rests on two pillars: approaching the mysteries of cosmology from theory, and exploring the properties of elementary particles and gravity through observation.
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- Associate ProfessorToshifumi NoumiPublications ↗
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- Top image: “202029-New-History v3 3200” NASA / Public domain (cropped)
- Cosmology, Quantum Field Theory, and String Theory: “Cosmic Microwave Background ( )” Mark McCaughrean / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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