I am a computational particle physicist that specializes in lattice field theory. I am interested primarily in software development for high-performance computing and the application of renormalization group techniques to strongly-coupled field theories; however, I love to explore topics ranging from machine learning to differential geometry and just about anything in between.
curtisp = {
'occupation': 'Postdoctoral Research Associate at Michigan State University',
'website': 'https://curtistaylorpeterson.com/',
'Inspire HEP': 'https://inspirehep.net/authors/1814730',
'Google Scholar': 'https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=zaO8IX8AAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao',
'education':
{
'Bachelor of Science with Honors':
{
'year': '2019',
'major(s)': ['physics', 'mathematics'],
'institution': 'Arizona State University',
'thesis': 'Numerical Simulations of Heavy Quark Exotica'
},
'Master of Science':
{
'year': '2022',
'concentration': ['physics'],
'institution': 'University of Colorado Boulder'
},
'Doctor of Philosophy':
{
'year': '2024',
'concentration(s)': {'physics': ['renormalization group', 'lattice gauge theory']},
'institution': 'University of Colorado Boulder',
'thesis': 'Application of Contemporary Renormalization Group Techniques to Strongly-Coupled Field Theories'
}
},
'other': ['husband', 'cat dad', 'metal head']
}