Winter 2015 Schedule
Seminars take place Fridays 3-4pm in West Hall Room #335
Date |
Speaker |
Title |
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Jan 9 | Matthew Schwartz (Harvard) | Do we know if our universe is stable? | abstract |
Jan 16 | Stefania Gori (Perimeter) | The Higgs as a portal to New Physics | abstract |
Jan 23 | Matthew Reece (Harvard) | Searching for Supersymmetry, Natural or Not | abstract | Jan 30 | Lydia Bieri (Michigan) | The Memory Effect of Gravitational Waves in General Relativity | abstract | Feb 6 | Itay Yavin (McMaster) | Dark Matter as a New Particle | abstract | Feb 13 |
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| | Feb 20 | Ayres Freitas (Pittsburgh) | Electroweak precision tests: present and future | abstract | Feb 27 | Jesse Thaler (MIT) | What is Sudakov Safety? | abstract | Mar 13 |
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| *John Ellis (CERN)* | Future Circular Colliders | abstract | Mar 20 | John Donoghue (UMass) | Infrared Quantum Gravity | abstract | Mar 27 |
| Great Lakes String Conference | | Apr 3 | Xi Dong (Stanford)
| Bulk Locality and Quantum Error Correction in AdS/CFT | abstract | Apr 7 | *Tim Nguyen (MSU)* Special location 3481 Randall at 3 pm
| How Accurate is Perturbation Theory? A Look at 2D Quantum Yang-Mills | abstract | Apr 10 | Matt Von Hippel (Perimeter)
| Computing the Six-Loop Divergence of 5D Planar N=4 Super Yang-Mills | abstract | Apr 17 |
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| Apr 24
| Bob Wald (UChicago) | Dynamic and Thermodynamic Stability of Black Holes and Black Branes | abstract | June 1 | David Stone (Rome) **Mon June 1 at Noon, 3489 Randall** | Tales of the trace anomaly from six dimensions | abstract |
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