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Varun Vaidya
Varun Vaidya
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Assistant Professor
Physics
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201 Akeley-Lawrence Science Center
(605) 658-6831
Varun.Vaidya@usd.edu
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Teaching Interests:
Quantum mechanics/Field Theory
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Research Interests:
Nuclear and Particle Theory
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Education:
Ph D, Physics, Carnegie Mellon University, 2016
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Presentations:
Vaidya, Varun, Small x physics at the Electron Ion Collider. Presented at the Resummation, Evolution, Factorization 2022, Online. (November 2022)
Vaidya, Varun, Power counting to saturation. Presented at the INT workshop on Hadron structure, Seattle. (September 2022)
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