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Planck Meets Hubble and Boltzmann: Holographic Quantum Foam and Cosmology
Jack Ng - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Inflation with a Cutoff: Proposals and Problems
Jens Niemeyer - University of Würzburg
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The quantum origin of the cosmological structure: an arena for quantum gravity phenomenology
Daniel Sudarsky - Universidad Nacional Autónoma De Mexico (UNAM)
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Emergent dispersion relations --- lessons for quantum gravity
Matt Visser - Victoria University of Wellington
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Symmetry deformation from quantum relational observables
Florian Girelli - University of Waterloo
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Out-of-this-World Physics: Probing Quantum Gravity in the Lab
Greg Landsberg - Brown University
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Towards a Phenomenology of Quantum Gravity?
John Ellis - European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
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Phenomenology of black holes in particle colliders and cosmic ray showers
Marco Cavaglia - University of Mississippi
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Quantum-Gravity-induced Decoherence and intrinsic CPT Violation: towards smoking-gun experimental evidence in entangled particle states?
Nikolaos Mavromatos - King's College London
Quantum Gravity may be entirely unconventional as a theory, leading to completely unfamiliar (compared to other fields of physics) and unexpected experimental signatures. One particularly interesting avenue for research in that field is the study of models in which quantum gravity operates as a… -
Planck Meets Hubble and Boltzmann: Holographic Quantum Foam and Cosmology
Jack Ng - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Quantum fluctuations of spacetime give rise to quantum foam, and black hole physics dictates that the foam is of holographic type. One way to detect quantum foam is to exploit the fact that an electromagnetic wavefront will acquire uncertainties in direction as well as phase as it propagates through… -
Inflation with a Cutoff: Proposals and Problems
Jens Niemeyer - University of Würzburg
The possible existence of a physical UV cutoff in dynamical spacetimes raises a number of conceptual and practical questions. If the validity of Lorentz Invariance is considered unreliable above the cutoff, the creation or destruction of quantum modes and the choice of their initial state need to be… -
The quantum origin of the cosmological structure: an arena for quantum gravity phenomenology
Daniel Sudarsky - Universidad Nacional Autónoma De Mexico (UNAM)
I will review the shortcomings of the standard account of the origin of anisotropies and in-homogeneities in inflationary cosmology. I will argue that something beyond the established paradigm of physics in needed for a satisfactory explanation of the process by which the seeds of structure emerge… -
Emergent dispersion relations --- lessons for quantum gravity
Matt Visser - Victoria University of Wellington
The dispersion relations that naturally arise in the known emergent/analogue spacetimes typically violate analogue Lorentz invariance at high energy, but do not do so in completely arbitrary manner. This suggests that a search for arbitrary violations of Lorentz invariance is possibly overkill… -
Mass-generating mechanism for Nambu-Goldstone bosons in emergent spacetime and its application for quantum gravity phenomenology
Silke Weinfurtner - University of Nottingham
Effective field theories (EFTs) have been widely used as a framework in order to place constraints on the Planck suppressed Lorentz violations predicted by various models of quantum gravity. There are however technical problems in the EFT framework when it comes to ensuring that small Lorentz… -
DSR and Classical Gravity
The talk gives a brief overview over different versions of doubly or deformed special relativity (DSR) and its motivation, which comes from the occurrence of a fundamental invariant length in quantum gravity (QG). Despite its QG origin, DSR is a modification of flat space geometry without explicit… -
Symmetry deformation from quantum relational observables
Florian Girelli - University of Waterloo
Observables in (quantum) General Relativity can be constructed from (quantum) reference frame -- a physical observable is then a relation between a system of interest and the reference frame. A possible interpretation of DSR can be derived from the notion of deformed reference frame (cf Liberati… -
Out-of-this-World Physics: Probing Quantum Gravity in the Lab
Greg Landsberg - Brown University
I\'ll give a broad review of various ways of looking for large, small, and warped extra dimensions and will give only a brief review of the black-hole business, particularly an introduction based on the original paper we wrote and recent work on Randall-Sundrum black holes. -
Towards a Phenomenology of Quantum Gravity?
John Ellis - European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
This talk will review proposed tests of ideas about quantum gravity, including searches for quantum decoherence, probes of the possible energy-dependence of the velocity of light, and the nature of vacuum energy. Motivations will be drawn from a non-critical string theory framework. -
Phenomenology of black holes in particle colliders and cosmic ray showers
Marco Cavaglia - University of Mississippi
If large extra dimensions exist, microscopic black holes may be created in TeV particle colliders and in Earth\'s atmosphere by the collisions of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays with atmospheric nuclei. The decay of these black holes could soon be observed at the Large Hadron Collider or the Pierre… -
Possible strategies for the search for quantum gravity induced effects
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