About
Dr. Frederic Green is a Senior Research Scientist in the Department of Computer Science at Clark University. With degrees in both physics and computer science, his research spans theoretical and computational aspects of computer science with interdisciplinary connections to physics.
His scholarly work focuses on circuit complexity, computational complexity theory, quantum computation, and the application of computational methods to theoretical physics problems. Dr. Green has published extensively on topics including quantum circuit design, complexity bounds for algebraic operations, and the theoretical foundations of computation.
He maintains an active scholarly review practice, contributing critical analyses of foundational texts in computation theory, discrete geometry, and mathematical physics. Recent publications include reviews of major works in complexity theory, computational geometry, and quantum gravity.
