Bhaskar Shukla (भास्कर शुक्ला)

About Me

I am a Senior Research Fellow at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, Odisha, currently pursuing my PhD in Theoretical Physics. I am working in String Theory, focusing mainly on applying the AdS/CFT Correspondence (Holography) to Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD). In my recent work, I studied QCD chaos using a dynamical holographic model. I am also investigating the black hole phase transition in AdS space using Lyapunov exponents, primarily the diagnostic tools for chaos, thereby trying to bridge two areas in Physics: Chaos and Black Hole Thermodynamics.

Research Interests

• General Relativity: Black Hole Thermodynamics
• String Theory: AdS/CFT Correspondence
• Chaos: Holographic and Quantum Chaos

News

• [Jan. 2025] I participated in the “Strings Conference, 2025” at NYU Abu Dhabi, UAE!
• [Dec. 2024] I participated in the “National Strings Meeting, 2024” at IIT Ropar, India!
• [Jul. 2024] Our paper about Interplay of Lyapunov exponents and AdS Black hole phase transition has been published in PRD.
• [Jul. 2024] I participated in the “8th Edition of Student Talks on Trending Topics in Theory (ST4)” workshop at IIT Bombay, India!
• [Jun. 2024] I participated in the “Bridging Physics and Mathematics of Quantum Many-Body Chaos” workshop at the University of Helsinki, Finland!
• [Dec. 2023] I participated in the 18th Kavli Asian Winter School on Strings, Particles and Cosmology at Kyoto University, Japan!
• [Oct. 2023] I participated in the 2nd Workshop on dynamics of QCD Matter held at NISER, Bhubaneswar!
• [Jun. 2023] Our paper about QCD Chaos has been accepted by the Journal of High Energy Physics.
• [Feb. 2023] I presented a Parallel talk at IMHEP-II organised by IOP, Bhubaneswar.

Publications

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