Arpith Kumar

Theoretical Physicist | Lattice Field Theory | Lattice QCD | Complex Langevin Dynamics
Arpith Kumar
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Faculty of Physics, Universität Bielefeld
Computer Simulations and Lattice Field Theory

Office: UHG D6-131
Email: arpith.kumar@uni-bielefeld.de, arpithk.phy@gmail.com

Profiles:
ORCID : 0000-0002-5887-3803
INSPIRE-HEP : 1763612
GitHub : arpithkphy

Research Interests:

My research focuses on the non-perturbative structure of QCD and the sign problem, using primarily first-principles lattice simulations and modern computational techniques. I study QCD at nonzero isospin chemical potential and phase-quenched QCD, including their implications for the equation of state of dense matter. I also study QCD thermodynamics in strong magnetic fields—relevant to the early universe, neutron-star interiors, and heavy-ion collisions—by exploring fluctuations of conserved charges and equation of state at nonzero baryon chemical potentials. I also work on the applicability and reliability of complex Langevin dynamics to field-theoretic systems plagued by sign problem, relevant to lattice QCD studies at high baryon densities.