Mark Jackson
Mark Jackson researches theoretical cosmology and superstring theory, understanding how fundamental physics can be extracted from cosmological observables. He received his PhD from Columbia in 2004 with Brian Greene, and has previously held postdoc positions at Fermilab and the University of Leiden.
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Recent articles:


Integrating out Heavy Fields in Inflation (Submitted on 17 Mar 2012).

Model-Independent Signatures of New Physics in non-Gaussianity (Submitted on 3 Feb 2012).

Model-Independent Signatures of New Physics in Slow-Roll Inflation (Submitted on 5 Apr 2011).

Model Independent Signatures of New Physics in the Inflationary Power Spectrum
(Submitted on 1 Jul 2010 (v1), last revised 12 Dec 2011 (this version, v2))
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Recent popular-audience articles:

Physicists search for new physics in primordial quantum fluctuations.


Upcoming activities:

Organizer of Effective Field Theory in Inflation from 16 Jul 2012 through 20 Jul 2012

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