AdS/CFT: 25 Years of the 'Bridge' to an Unknowable Universe - The Wire Science
In 1997, Argentine physicist Juan Maldacena published what would become the most highly cited physics paper in history – with good reason.
An artist’s impression of a black hole and its accretion disk. Illustration: XMM-Newton, ESA, NASA
- In 1997, physicist Juan Maldacena found a way to mathematically bridge theories with and wi… [+9759 chars]
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