Seminars
Seminars
Upcoming Events
Patrick Rall, IBM Quantum
PAT C-421
Amalia Madden – KITP, UC Santa Barbara
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PAT C421
Joshua Labounty, University of Washington
PAT C-421
Past Events
- "Automatic differentiation and second renormalization of tensor network states" (Tao Xiang, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences) -
- "Tree Tensor Networks approach for Lattice Gauge Theories in the Hamiltonian formulation" (Giuseppe Magnifico, University of Padua) -
- "Entanglement order parameters from Tensor Networks" (Norbert Schuch, University of Vienna) -
- “Continuous tensor networks” (Frank Verstraete, Ghent University) -
- “Real-time dynamics of inelastic scattering events using Matrix Product States” (Ashley Milsted, Amazon) -
- “Introduction to Tensor Networks” (Glen Evenbly, Georgia Institute of Technology) -
- INT S@INT Seminar: "Deterministic randomness in relativistic hydrodynamics" (Misha Stephanov, University of Illinois) -
- INT S@INT Seminar: "What can we learn about exotic matter from neutron stars and their mergers?" (Veronica Dexheimer, Kent State University. ) -
- INT S@INT Seminar: "Three-Dimensional Simulations of the Neutrino Fast Flavor Instability" (Sherwood Richers, University of California, Berkeley) -
- Electroweak Physics at ATLAS (Dr. Heather Russell, CERN) -
- INT S@INT Seminar: "NICER Measurements of Pulsars PSR J0030+0451 and PSR J0740+6620" (M. Coleman Miller, University of Maryland) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "Ab-intio AI for the structure of matter" (Phiala Shanahan, MIT) -
- INT S@INT Seminar: "IceCube: Cosmic Neutrinos and Multimessenger Astronomy" (Francis Halzen, Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center & Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin–Madison ) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "Lattice field theory and strong-interaction physics in the era of quantum simulation" (Zohreh Davoudi, University of Maryland) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "Element synthesis and neutrinos in neutron star mergers" (Gail McLaughlin, North Carolina State University) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "Physics beyond the Standard Model with nuclear probes" (Vincenzo Cirigliano, LANL) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "New tools for the quantum many-body problem" (Dean Lee, NSCL/MSU) -
- "Quantum Hall effects in topological semimetals" (Rafael Molina, Instituto de Estructura de la Materia (CSIC)) -
- "Anomalous sound attenuation in Weyl semimetals" (Pavlo Sukhachov, Yale University) -
- "Non-invertible symmetry and string tensions beyond N-ality" (Yuya Tanizaki, Kyoto University) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "Chiral magnetic effect: from quarks to quantum computers" (Dmitri Kharzeev, Stony Brook University) -
- "Lifetimes of eternal false vacua" (Theo Jacobson, University of Minnesota) -
- “Strongly coupled QFT dynamics via TQFT coupling” (Mithat Unsal, North Carolina State University) -
- "Higher Form Symmetries at Quantum Criticality" (Cenke Xu, University of California, Santa Barbara) -
- "Stiefel liquids" (Chong Wang, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "Geometry, Noether currents and relativistic fluids" (Stefan Flörchinger, University of Heidelberg) -
- "Floquet topological phases with U(1) symmetry" (Michael Levin, University of Chicago) -
- "Physics on the Edge ( of a Fractional Quantum Hall Phase) : SU(3) Neutralons and Poor Man’s Gross-Neveu Model" (Yuval Gefen, The Weizmann Institute of Science) -
- "Quantum many-body topology of quasicrystals" (Dominic Else, MIT) -
- "Fracton critical point and Topological phase transition beyond renormalization" (Yizhi You, Princeton University) -
- "On the effective field theories of topological crystalline insulators and topological crystals" (Sheng-Jie Huang, University of Maryland) -
- "Fractional quantum Hall "graviton" and polarized Raman scattering" (Dam Son, University of Chicago) -
- "Chiral fermions from staggered lattice fields" (Simon Catterall, Syracuse University) -
- "Topological aspects of 2+1d gauge theories using lattice" (Nikhil Karthik, Jefferson Lab/ WM) -
- "Topology of symmetry-protected semimetals" (Jennifer Cano, Stony Brook University) -
- Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Colloquium: "Parity doubling in cold and dense QCD" (Chihiro Sasaki, University of Wroclaw) -
- "Applications of topological defects for 2D dynamics" (Zohar Komargodski, SCGP) -
- "Photon-assisted tunnelling of cold atoms: from background gauge fields to an Aharonov-Bohm instability towards a deconfined phase" (Alejandro Bermudez, Complutense University ) -
- "Domain Wall Fermions and Chiral Gauge Theories: Topological Insulators for Particle Physics" (David Kaplan, Institute for Nuclear Theory) -
- "Comments on Chiral Fermions" (David Tong, University of Cambridge) -
- “Is the difference between solids and liquids topological?" (Matteo Baggioli, SJTU Shanghai) -
- "Boundary criticality of the O(N) model in d = 3 critically revisited." (Max Metlitski, MIT) -
- "Symmetry-protected topological phases in lattice gauge theories" (Giuseppe Magnifico,University of Padua) -
- Searches for CPT/Lorentz Invariance Violation with the Fermilab Muon g-2 Experiment (Breese Quinn, University of Mississippi) -
- "Rotating quantum gases under the microscope" (Richard Fletcher, MIT) -
- "Quantum phases of two-dimensional Z_2 gauge theory coupled to fermion matter" (Sergej Moroz, TU Munich) -
- "The Quantum Science Center: Toward Topological quantum computing" (David Dean, Oak Ridge National Lab) -
- "The strong CP problem, general covariance, and horizons" (Giorgio Torrieri, IFGW - Unicamp Campinas State University) -
- "The chiral anomaly and the proton's spin: axion-like dynamics and spin diffusion at high energies via topological transitions" (Raju Venugopalan, Brookhaven National Lab) -
- "QCD chiral soliton lattice and nonrelativistic photons" (Naoki Yamamoto, Keio University) -