Mikhail Ivanov

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

United States

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Dr. Mikhail Ivanov is an Assistant Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States. His research focuses on cosmology and theoretical physics, including neutrino self-interactions, black hole physics, and dark matter dynamics. Recent publications highlight his work on the Lyman-α forest, galaxy clustering statistics, and constraints on cosmological parameters using effective field theory.

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Fresh look at neutrino self-interactions with the Lyman- α forest: Constraints from EFT and PRIYA simulations

A Parameter-masked Mock Data Challenge for Beyond-two-point Galaxy Clustering Statistics*

Love numbers of black p-branes: fine tuning, Love symmetries, and their geometrization

Bounds on velocity-dependent dark matter-baryon scattering from large-scale structure

Lyman alpha forest-halo cross-correlations in effective field theory

Full-shape analysis with simulation-based priors: Cosmological parameters and the structure growth anomaly

BOSS constraints on massive particles during inflation: The cosmological collider in action

Fundamental Physics with the Lyman-Alpha Forest: Constraints on the Growth of Structure and Neutrino Masses from SDSS with Effective Field Theory

Tidal heating constraints for black holes and exotic compact objects from the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA data

Full-shape analysis with simulation-based priors: Constraints on single field inflation from BOSS

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