Ying Nian Wu
2006 - now: Professor, Department of Statistics, UCLA.
2020 - 2025: Amazon scholar, AI services at Amazon Web Services, Los Angeles.
2001 - 2006: Associate Professor, Department of Statistics, UCLA.
1999 - 2001: Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, UCLA.
1997 - 1999: Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Michigan.
Summers 1996, 1997: Visitor, Bell labs.
Ph.D. in Statistics, Harvard, 1996.
Machine learning practitioners can get the basic idea of quantum physics by reading the first few chapters. The whole book is also intended for graduate students and professionals in physics, where the Fock-Born framework should be the organizing principle for both particle physics and condensed matter physics, and should be the guiding principle for quantum gravity.
