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November 9: “Towards the non-perturbative cosmological bootstrap” by João Penedones

November 9: “Towards the non-perturbative cosmological bootstrap” by João Penedones

Date : November 9, 2021, 16:00 CET João Penedones (EPFL, Lausanne) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: Towards the non-perturbative cosmological bootstrap Abstract:  I will discuss the non-perturbative bootstrap approach to Quantum Field Theory (QFT) on Anti-de Sitter, Minkowski and de Sitter spacetimes. I will argue that this approach is not yet fully understood in de Sitter space and […]

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October 26: “Hydrodynamics beyond hydrodynamics” by Pavel Kovtun

October 26: “Hydrodynamics beyond hydrodynamics” by Pavel Kovtun

Date : October 26, 2021, 16:00 CEST Pavel Kovtun (University of Victoria) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: Hydrodynamics beyond hydrodynamics Abstract:  In this talk, I will discuss two questions. First, do the equations of relativistic hydrodynamics make sense? And second, are the long-distance, late-time predictions of classical hydrodynamics universal?

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October 19: “Chiral magnetic effect and the isobar run at RHIC” by Dmitri Kharzeev

October 19: “Chiral magnetic effect and the isobar run at RHIC” by Dmitri Kharzeev

Date : October 19, 2021, 16:00 CEST Dmitri Kharzeev (Stony Brook University) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: Chiral magnetic effect and the isobar run at RHIC Abstract:  The topological structure of vacuum is the cornerstone of non-Abelian gauge theories describing strong and electroweak interactions within the standard model of particle physics. However, transitions between different topological sectors of the vacuum […]

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July 20: “The p-spin glass model: a holographer’s perspective” by Felix Haehl

July 20: “The p-spin glass model: a holographer’s perspective” by Felix Haehl

Date : July 20, 2021, 16:00 CEST Felix Haehl (IAS Princeton) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: The p-spin glass model: a holographer’s perspective Abstract:  I will discuss a large-N bosonic quantum mechanical sigma-model with a spherical target space subject to disordered interactions, more colloquially known as the p-spin spherical model. Replica symmetry is broken at low temperatures and for […]

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July 13: “Is the chiral magnetic effect fast enough?” by Karl Landsteiner

July 13: “Is the chiral magnetic effect fast enough?” by Karl Landsteiner

Date : July 13, 2021, 16:00 CEST Karl Landsteiner (IFT Madrid) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: Is the chiral magnetic effect fast enough? Abstract:  Charge separation via the Chiral Magnetic Effect is currently searched for in the data of the isobar run at RHIC. Understanding how the effect is realized in heavy ion collisions is affected by many difficulties. I […]

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July 6: “JT gravity with defects and the Aharonov-Bohm effect” by Kenta Suzuki

July 6: “JT gravity with defects and the Aharonov-Bohm effect” by Kenta Suzuki

Date : July 6, 2021, 11:00 CEST Kenta Suzuki (CPHT, É. Polytechnique) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: JT gravity with defects and the Aharonov-Bohm effect Abstract:  Jackiw-Teitelboim (JT) gravity is remarkable, especially when it is defined on Euclidean negatively curved backgrounds. There is a strong evidence that if its partition function is defined as sum over all higher genus […]

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June 22: “Mean string field theory” by Nabil Iqbal

June 22: “Mean string field theory” by Nabil Iqbal

Date : June 22, 2021, 16:00 CEST Nabil Iqbal‬ (Durham University) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: Mean string field theory Abstract:  Just as conventional global symmetries result in a conserved particle number, higher-form global symmetries are associated with a conserved density of higher dimensional objects, such as strings or branes. Many well-known systems possess such symmetries. I will present an overview of […]

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June 15: “Holography and hydrodynamics of 2-group global symmetry” by Nick Poovuttikul‬

June 15: “Holography and hydrodynamics of 2-group global symmetry” by Nick Poovuttikul‬

Date : June 15, 2021, 16:00 CEST Nick Poovuttikul‬ (Durham University) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: Holography and hydrodynamics of 2-group global symmetry Abstract:  Higher-form symmetry associated to extended operators are ubiquitous in quantum field theory. Together, these generalised global symmetry can be combined and form a larger structures known as higher-group. I will give a review of recent […]

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June 8: “Fingerprints of quantum criticality in locally resolved transport” by Andrew Lucas

June 8: “Fingerprints of quantum criticality in locally resolved transport” by Andrew Lucas

Date : June 8, 2021, 18:00 CEST Andrew Lucas (University of Colorado Boulder) Link: https://zoom.us/j/98260147834?pwd=VW5BQStqUGUrUFFzWG1jL2tuWXJoZz09 Title: Fingerprints of quantum criticality in locally resolved transport Abstract:  New experimental methods such as nitrogen vacancy center magnetometry allow for the imaging of local transport phenomena well below the micrometer scale. I will describe how these methods might be used to […]

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