Cynthia Keeler

Assistant Professor

Arizona State University

United States

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Dr. Cynthia Keeler is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University, USA. Her research primarily focuses on theoretical physics, particularly in areas related to spacetime dynamics, entanglement entropy, and the holographic principle. Recent publications include studies on double copy phenomena in various spacetime contexts, as well as the application of generalized mathematical functions in cosmological scenarios.

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Lars Aalsma

Arizona State University

UNITED STATES

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Jason Pollack

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Syracuse University

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Claire Zukowski

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University of Minnesota Duluth

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Kwinten Fransen

Caltech

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Temple He

California Institute of Technology

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Expanding on the double copy in null Fermi coordinates

Type-II spacetimes and the double copy for fluids metrics

Bounding entanglement entropy with Clifford double cosets

Love symmetry in higher-dimensional rotating black hole spacetimes

Rindler fluids from gravitational shockwaves

A generalized Selberg zeta function for flat space cosmologies

A generalized Selberg zeta function for flat space cosmologies

Clifford orbits from cayley graph quotients

Quantum extremal modular curvature: modular transport with islands

The Penrose limit of the Weyl double copy

Beyond the Holographic Entropy Cone via Cycle Flows

Aligned fields double copy to Kerr-NUT-(A)dS

Black hole horizons from the double copy

Entropic lens on stabilizer states

Hidden conformal symmetries from Killing towers with an application to large-D/CFT

Four-point correlation modular bootstrap for OPE densities

Classical double copy of nonsingular black holes

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Lars Aalsma

Jason Pollack

Claire Zukowski

Kwinten Fransen

Temple He

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