Summary
Quantum field theory; digital knowledge networks
Research Focus
Ginsparg has recently used techniques from statistical mechanical models, specifically the Potts spin glass, to investigate community detection in networks. He has used these to develop new algorithms for clustering arXiv.org subject areas on the basis of full-test similarities, co-author networks, citation networks, and co-readership collaborative filtering. He has also worked on quantum computing and quantum information, including simulations of statistical mechanical models on current 20 and 65 qubit machines.
Publications
In the news
- Three students in STEM win 2022 Goldwater Scholarships
- arXiv hits 2M submissions
- arXiv founder Ginsparg wins Einstein Foundation Berlin Award
- Lessons from arXiv’s 30 years of information sharing
- That swing: Many systems hinge on ‘pivotal components’
- Physicist Paul Ginsparg awarded Compton Medal
- Cornell CIS hosts recipients of 'Genius Grant'
- Physicist to explain quantum entanglement in Bethe Lecture
- Celebrating arXiv's growth at the library, future at CIS
- Documentarian: Take down paywalls with open access to scholarship
- One billion downloads and counting for arXiv
