Dr. Harish Parthasarathy completed his B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering from IIT Kanpur in 1990 and Ph.D. from IIT Delhi in 1994 in Signal Processing. His doctoral work was on developing high-resolution bispectrum estimation algorithms which find application in EEG data analysis. His postdoctoral work was on developing algorithms for galactic simulation and the study of gravitating systems in the presence of noise. He is currently Professor at Netaji Subhas University of Technology where he has taught courses on signals, electromagnetics and statistical signal processing. His research interests include applications of group representation theory to image processing, recovery of MRI from EEG data via statistical signal processing algorithms, quantum gate design using field theory and quantum gravity, supersymmetry and superstring theory. He has also guided many projects on applications of large deviation theory to the robot stability problem. He is the author of over 20books and 130 research papers in national and international journals and conferences.

• Classical mechanics.- Fluid dynamics.- Electrodynamics.- General Relativity and Cosmology.- Quantum mechanics and Quantum stochastic processes.- Quantum field theory and quantum gravity.- The general theory of nonlinear systems.- Appendix: Application of large deviation theory to physical problems.

Dr. Harish Parthasarathy completed his B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering from IIT Kanpur in 1990 and Ph.D. from IIT Delhi in 1994 in Signal Processing. His doctoral work was on developing high-resolution bispectrum estimation algorithms which find application in EEG data analysis. His postdoctoral work was on developing algorithms for galactic simulation and the study of gravitating systems in the presence of noise. He is currently Professor at Netaji Subhas University of Technology where he has taught courses on signals, electromagnetics and statistical signal processing. His research interests include applications of group representation theory to image processing, recovery of MRI from EEG data via statistical signal processing algorithms, quantum gate design using field theory and quantum gravity, supersymmetry and superstring theory. He has also guided many projects on applications of large deviation theory to the robot stability problem. He is the author of over 20books and 130 research papers in national and international journals and conferences.

• Classical mechanics.- Fluid dynamics.- Electrodynamics.- General Relativity and Cosmology.- Quantum mechanics and Quantum stochastic processes.- Quantum field theory and quantum gravity.- The general theory of nonlinear systems.- Appendix: Application of large deviation theory to physical problems.

Dr. Harish Parthasarathy completed his B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering from IIT Kanpur in 1990 and Ph.D. from IIT Delhi in 1994 in Signal Processing. His doctoral work was on developing high-resolution bispectrum estimation algorithms which find application in EEG data analysis. His postdoctoral work was on developing algorithms for galactic simulation and the study of gravitating systems in the presence of noise. He is currently Professor at Netaji Subhas University of Technology where he has taught courses on signals, electromagnetics and statistical signal processing. His research interests include applications of group representation theory to image processing, recovery of MRI from EEG data via statistical signal processing algorithms, quantum gate design using field theory and quantum gravity, supersymmetry and superstring theory. He has also guided many projects on applications of large deviation theory to the robot stability problem. He is the author of over 20books and 130 research papers in national and international journals and conferences.

• Classical mechanics.- Fluid dynamics.- Electrodynamics.- General Relativity and Cosmology.- Quantum mechanics and Quantum stochastic processes.- Quantum field theory and quantum gravity.- The general theory of nonlinear systems.- Appendix: Application of large deviation theory to physical problems.