2022
Kadanoff Seminar - Towards a Haagerup field theory. - Tzu-Chen Huang, UChicago
1:30 pm MCP - 3rd Floor Atrium
Towards a Haagerup field theory.
Special Kadanoff Seminar - Transport coefficients of a Bose gas in one dimension. - Yusuke Nishida, Tokyo Institute of Technology
1:30 pm MCP 201
Transport coefficients of a Bose gas in one dimension.
Special Kadanoff Seminar: Effective field theoretical approach to induced impurity-impurity potential in superfluids - Masaru Hongo, Niigata University
1:30–2:30 pm MCP 201
Effective field theoretical approach to induced impurity-impurity potential in superfluids
Special Kadanoff Theory Seminar - Effective field theoretical approach to induced impurity-impurity potential in superfluids. - Masaru Hongo, Niigita University
1:30 pm MCP 201
Effective field theoretical approach to induced impurity-impurity potential in superfluids.
Particle Theory Seminar - Interesting Aspects of Nearly Extremal Black Holes. - Upamanyu Moitra, The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
1:30 pm 3rd Floor Atrium
Interesting Aspects of Nearly Extremal Black Holes.
Particle Theory Seminar - The memory Effect and Infrared Divergences in Quantum Field Theory and Quantum Gravity. - Robert Wald, UChicago
1:30 pm MCP 201
The memory Effect and Infrared Divergences in Quantum Field Theory and Quantum Gravity.
Kadanoff Seminar: Topology of the Fermi Sea. - Charles Kane, University of Pennsylvania
1:30 pm MCP 201
Topology of the Fermi Sea.
Particle Theory Seminar - The QCD Adler function and the muon g-2 anomaly from Renormalons - Juan Carlos Vasquez Carmona, UMass Amherst
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
The QCD Adler function and the muon g-2 anomaly from Renormalons.
Kadanoff Seminar - AdS Virasoro-Shapiro from dispersive sum rules. - Joao Silva, University of Oxford
1:30 pm VIA ZOOM
AdS Virasoro-Shapiro from dispersive sum rules.
JeffFest
Through May 15, 2022 MCP 201
It is our pleasure to announce a celebration in honor of Jeff Harvey’s 65th birthday, to be held the weekend of May 13-15, 2022 (originally scheduled for May 2020, and deferred due to the pandemic). The event will begin Friday afternoon, and conclude mid-day on Sunday. Further information may be found at https://kctp.uchicago.edu/events/jefffest/
Major themes of Jeff’s work include foundational contributions to string theory, quantum field theory, the quantum theory of black holes, and mathematical physics. Speakers will both review Jeff’s manifold contributions, as well as cover recent advances and future directions in theoretical physics.