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Emilio Pisanty
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I'm a postdoc at ICFO, the Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona. I am a theoretical quantum physicist working on strong-field and ultrafast physics, and I study tunnel ionization and high-harmonic generation through analytical approaches. I'm mostly active over in Physics SE.

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Who was the first to postulate that space was a vacuum?
May 28 '15
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What explanations are there for this strong spike in the use of 'angular momentum' in the 1960s?
Jan 21 '18
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Why is the Heaviside step function named after Heaviside?
Feb 17 '15
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How did Kepler infer three-dimensional positions from Tycho Brahe's data?
Nov 17 '15
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"Calories" vs "calories"
Oct 7 '15
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Finding sources for "computers will become so powerful that special functions will become obsolete" as a zeitgeist
Nov 27 '20
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Where did the notation for dimensions of a quantity come from?
Aug 5 '19
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What is Chirped Pulse Amplification, and why is it important enough to warrant a Nobel Prize?
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What is Chirped Pulse Amplification, and why is it important enough to warrant a Nobel Prize?
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Seeing something from only one angle means you have only seen (what?)% of its surface area at most?
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Why is it "bad taste" to have a dimensional quantity in the argument of a logarithm or exponential function?

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