Regular biography
Keshav Dasgupta is a professor at McGill University in the Department of Physics. His title is listed as 'Dasgupta , Keshav Professor 6498 ERP 321 keshav'. He is affiliated with the university's physics department and has a profile page available at https://www.physics.mcgill.ca/people/faculty-a.html. No specific research areas or additional details about his academic background or achievements are provided in the available information.
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Keshav Dasgupta is a researcher in Mathematical Physics, String theory, and High Energy Physics. His work explores topics such as M-theory, orientifolds, G-flux, and compactifications of heterotic theory on non-Kähler complex manifolds. He investigates D3-D7 inflationary models, matrix perturbation theory for M-theory on a PP-wave, and noncommutative tachyons. His research also includes brane constructions, conifolds, and the BPS nature of 3-string junctions. Dasgupta studies gravitational couplings, Z2 orientifolds, and protected multiplets of M-theory on a plane wave. Additionally, he examines nonlocal field theories, their gravity duals, and geometric transitions, contributing to the understanding of strongly coupled plasmas and large N dualities.