2020
Particle Theory Seminar - Type-B Anomalies on the Higgs Branch, Costis Papageorgakis, Queen Mary University of London
10:00 am VIA ZOOM
Type-B Anomalies on the Higgs Branch, Costis Papageorgakis, Queen Mary University of London
Kadanoff Seminar -Highly entangled spin chains and exact holographic tensor networks, Isreal Klich, University of Virginia
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
Highly entangled spin chains and exact holographic tensor networks, Isreal Klich, University of Virginia
Particle Theory Seminar - Soft de Sitter Effective Theory, Timothy Cohen, University of Oregon
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
Soft de Sitter Effective Theory, Timothy Cohen, University of Oregon
Kadanoff Seminar - 't Hooft Anomalies of Fermi Liquids and Luttinger's Theorem, Ryan Thorngren, Harvard University
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
‘t Hooft Anomalies of Fermi Liquids and Luttinger’s Theorem, Ryan Thorngren, Harvard University
Particle Theory Seminar - Non-perturbative studies of JT gravity and supergravity, Clifford V. Johnson, USC
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
Non-perturbative studies of JT gravity and supergravity, Clifford V. Johnson, USC
Kadanoff Seminar - Causal symmetry breaking: late time physics of holographic quantum chaos, Julian Sonner , University of Geneva
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
Causal symmetry breaking: late time physics of holographic quantum chaos, Julian Sonner, University of Geneva
Particle Theory Seminar - Crunching Dilaton, Hidden Naturalness, Michael Geller, Tel Aviv University
1:30 pm
Crunching Dilaton, Hidden Naturalness, Michael Geller, Tel Aviv University
Kadanoff Seminar - Dispersion relations for S-matrices and CFTs, Simon Caron-Huot, McGill
3:30 pm VIA ZOOM
Dispersion relations for S-matrices and CFTs, Simon Caron-Huot, McGill
Particle Theory Seminar - A Finite S-matrix, Hofie Hannesdottir, Harvard University
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
A Finite S-matrix, Hofie Hannesdottir, Harvard University
Kadanoff Smeinar - Towards Microscopic Models of Big Bang Cosmology, Mark Van Raamsdonk, University of British Columbia
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
Towards Microscopic Models of Big Bang Cosmology, Mark Van Raamsdonk, University of British Columbia