Thematic Program on The Geometry of String Theory 2004 - 2005: String Phenomenology
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Comments on Spectrum-generating Symmetries for D-branes
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D3/D7-Brane Inflation and Semilocal Cosmic Strings
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On Moduli Stabilisation in Calabi-Yau Flux Compactifications
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Cosmology/Strings MiniWorkshop - 2005
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2005 Waterloo PGSA Conference
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Dummettian Sense
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Is There More to Visual Representation than Deception?
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Interpretations of Probability in Quantum Mechanics
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Keynote Address: Relationalism in Physics and Cosmology
Lee Smolin Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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The Genetic Fallacy
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Thematic Program on The Geometry of String Theory 2004 - 2005: Mirror Symmetry
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Motives and Strings. (no audio)
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Generalized Kahler geometry and T-duality (no audio)
Marco Gualtieri University of Toronto
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T-duality for holomorphic non-commutative tori
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Affine structures, mirror symmetry, and K3 surfaces
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Workshop on Quantum Gravity in the Americas: Status and future directions - 2004
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About Semi-Classical Quantum Gravity
Alejandro Corichi National Autonomous University of Mexico
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Physical Ramifications of Quantum Geometry
John Baez University of California, Riverside
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The Problem of Dynamics in Quantum Gravity
John Baez University of California, Riverside
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Is a past finite order the inner basis of space-time?
Rafael Sorkin Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Statistical Aspects of Semi-Classical Quantum Gravity
Luca Bombelli University of Mississippi
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Coarse Graining in Loop Quantization
Jose Zapata National Autonomous University of Mexico
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CACTUS as a Collaborative Tool for Discrete Quantum Gravity
David Rideout University of California, San Diego
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Workshop on Reference Frames and Superselection Rules in Quantum Information Theory - 2004
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On the notion of Superselection Rule (SSR)
Domenico Giulini Leibniz University Hannover
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Quantizing and Dequantizing Reference Frames
Robert Spekkens Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Quantum Reference Frames and Uncertainty
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On Alignment of Chiralities of Distant Frameworks
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Thematic Program on The Geometry of String Theory 2004 - 2005: String Phenomenology
33 talks-Collection Number C05005String phenomenology is an emerging research area in the rich interdisciplinary boundaries of string theory, particle physics, and cosmology. Although research in string phenomenology is motivated by physical questions, progress often comes from connections to more formal and mathematical aspects of string theory. These connections include: *How does the Standard Model of particle physics arise from string theory?: CalabiYau manifolds, G2 manifolds, brane worlds, orientfolds, intersecting Dbranes, warped compactifications, flux compactifications *Can string theory provide a realistic cosmology?: brane cosmology, tachyon condensation, string field theory, decay of unstable branes, thermodynamics of strings and branes, Hagedorn temperature, models of inflation, timedependent backgrounds *What are the experimental signatures of string theory?: brane worlds, extra dimensions, signatures of short distance physics from early universe cosmology, cosmic strings It is truly an exciting time in cosmology where experiments have produced and are continuing to yield an abundance of precision data. Similarly, collider experiments at Fermilab, SLAC and CERN, as well as precision lowenergy experiments, have the potential to make remarkable new discoveries in particle physics in the next five years. Hence string phenomenology is both a timely and exciting topic of a workshop in 2005. -
Cosmology/Strings MiniWorkshop - 2005
2 talks-Collection Number C05004cosmology/strings miniworkshop kitano, easther, graesser -
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Thematic Program on The Geometry of String Theory 2004 - 2005: Mirror Symmetry
23 talks-Collection Number C04006This meeting will be an international gathering of leading researchers to discuss the latest developments in our understanding of "mirror symmetry", a surprising relation that can exist between two Calabi-Yau manifolds. It happens that two such geometries may look very different, but are nevertheless equivalent when employed as hidden dimensions in string theory. Mirror symmetry has become a very powerful tool in both physics and mathematics. -
Workshop on Quantum Gravity in the Americas: Status and future directions - 2004
37 talks-Collection Number C04005The goal of the workshop is to bring together Quantum Gravity researchers working in the Americas to share their approaches and results, draw connections between research efforts, develop a broader perspective on the issues, focus on outstanding problems, foster an interactive community, and set objectives for future research. This workshop is a following-up of the workshop organized in January in Mexico. -
Workshop on Reference Frames and Superselection Rules in Quantum Information Theory - 2004
18 talks-Collection Number C04002Over the past five years, there has been much interest in a new kind of "unspeakable" quantum information which is to regular quantum information what a classical clock or gyroscope is to a classical message. While the latter is indifferent to the physical nature of the information carriers, the former requires the carrier to have a particular degree of freedom -- a spatial orientation in the case of a gyroscope, or a natural oscillation in the case of a clock. Systems serving this purpose are referred to generically as reference frames, and constitute a quantifiable resource in quantum information theory. They play a central role in the tasks of direction and frame alignment, phase estimation, clock synchronization, and global positioning. The community has only just begun a systematic study of how this resource can be manipulated, quantified, and used optimally in both information-processing protocols and physical parameter estimation.