Hello! I'm Zhaoyi Li, courtesy name Nitan, a PhD student at MIT working in theoretical and mathematical physics, with an interest in the structure and dynamics of complex systems.
I graduated from Stanford University with a BS in Mathematics and a BSH in Physics. Currently, I’m pursuing a PhD at MIT, working with the Quanta Group under Prof. Isaac Chuang. I am also part of the IAIFI collaboration.
My research explores theoretical frameworks connecting information and collective behavior in physical systems, with tools drawn from representation theory and statistical physics. For a comprehensive list of my publications, you can visit my Google Scholar or ORCID profiles.
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