About
Theoretical physics · University of Michigan
Vineeth Krishna
Talasila
Exploring gravity through
the lens of quantum information.
I am a Leinweber Postdoctoral Fellow at the Leinweber Institute for Theoretical Physics at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. My work connects quantum entanglement, black hole physics, and holography.
Publishing as Vineeth Krishna
Research interests
Information. Geometry. Gravity.
Quantum Information in Quantum Gravity
Exploring multipartite entanglement, its geometric description in holography, and the role of replica symmetry in connecting quantum correlations to spacetime.
Entanglement · Emergent geometry 02 /Black Holes and Holography
Studying supersymmetric ground states, black hole phases and instabilities, and their microscopic description through gauge–gravity duality.
Supersymmetry · Black hole thermodynamicsSelected work
Recent papers
Phases of Supersymmetric Ground States in AdS4
Harold Jones, Vineeth Krishna, and Finn Larsen · JHEP 07 (2026) 174
Allowable Complex Black Holes in the Euclidean Gravitational Path Integral
Vineeth Krishna and Finn Larsen · arXiv:2602.05979
Supersymmetric Grey Galaxies, Dual Dressed Black Holes and the Superconformal Index
Sunjin Choi et al. · SciPost Physics 19, 072
Background
From quantum systems
to spacetime.
I completed my PhD in theoretical physics at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, advised by Abhijit Gadde. My thesis focused on multipartite entanglement in holography.
Before TIFR, I studied physics and mathematics at IISER Thiruvananthapuram and spent a research summer at the LIGO Laboratory at Caltech.
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