IPM Positions

Resident Researcher, School of Particles and Accelerator (2016 - 2017 )

Past IPM Positions

Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, School of Particles and Accelerator (2012 - 2016)

Research Interests

High Energy Physics, String Theory

Research Activities

Various quantities and observables can be measured in heavy Ion collision experiments, but since the interactions are strong, we can not calculate them by perturhative methods. Gauge/Gravity duality is one of the theotetical ways investigating such strongly coupled systems. We can study a strongly coupled gauge-theory by studying a dual classical gravity theory via holographic methods. The goal of this project is finding and investigating, appropriate gravity models which can produce and predict the quantities of strongly coupled QCD, which is the theory describes the dominant interaction in heavy ion collisions.

Present Research Project at IPM

AdS/QCD Duality and Heavy IOn Collision

Related Papers

1.	M. Ali-Akbari and D. Allahbakhshi Meson life time in the anisotropic quark-gluon plasma JHEP 06 (2014),   [abstract] Code: IPM/P.A-346

2.	M. Alishahiha and D. Allahbakhshi Probing Fractionalized Charges Advances in High Energy Physics (2013),   [abstract] Code: IPM/P.A-338

3.	M. Alishahiha, D. Allahbakhshi and A. Naseh Entanglement thermodynamics JHEP 08 (2013),   [abstract] Code: IPM/P.A-337