👉 Adelaide Math, also known as Fractal Geometry or the AdS/CFT correspondence, is a theoretical framework that bridges two seemingly unrelated areas of physics and mathematics: string theory and quantum field theory. It posits that a higher-dimensional space, specifically an Anti-de Sitter (AdS) space, can be mathematically described by a conformal field theory (CFT) living on its boundary. This duality, known as the AdS/CFT correspondence, suggests that physical phenomena in a gravitational theory within the AdS space can be equivalently described by a quantum field theory without gravity on the boundary of that space. This has profound implications for understanding quantum gravity, black holes, and strongly coupled systems in condensed matter physics. Essentially, it provides a powerful tool for exploring complex physical systems by translating problems in one domain into more tractable problems in the other, showcasing the deep interconnectedness of mathematics and theoretical physics.
