Buttoned up and down: European Fashion in 1905
Russell Smith - Globe and Mail
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The Wright Brothers and their Fabulous Flying Machines
Peter Jakab - Smithsonian Institution
PIRSA:05100013
Bohm Trajectories, Feynman Paths ans Subquantum Dynamical Processes
Garnet Ord - Toronto Metropolitan University
The problem of vacuum energy from a particle physics perspective
Alexander Dolgov - National Institute for Nuclear Physics
Approaching Babel: Psychology as a \'new science\' in 1905
PIRSA:05100009
Unitarity in the Presence of Closed Timelike Curves
Lorenzo Cornalba - University of Rome Tor Vergata
Taming Gravity at Short Distances
Lorenzo Cornalba - University of Rome Tor Vergata
June and September 1905: Reshaping Space, Time and Energy
PIRSA:05100006
Einstein\'s Science Demystified - Ages 15 and up
Damian Pope - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
PIRSA:05100005
April and May 1905: Witnessing Atoms
PIRSA:05100004
March 1905: Einstein\'s Revolutionary Quantum Paper
PIRSA:05100003
(When) Do Inflationary Perturbations Classicalize?
Aurora Ireland - Stanford University
According to the standard paradigm, all structure in the universe originated as quantum fluctuations amplified by an early epoch of cosmic inflation. If any trace of these quantum origins were to survive, it would offer a unique window into quantum physics at otherwise inaccessible scales. While…
Lecture - Entanglement theory for quantum systems described by von Neumann algebras, QIC 891
Lauritz van Luijk - Leibniz University Hannover
Quantum algebras from generalized Poisson sigma models
Keyou Zeng - Harvard University
Poisson sigma models sit at the intersection of deformation theory, geometry, and quantum field theory; specifically, the perturbative expansion of the two-dimensional Poisson sigma model with boundary is known to recover Kontsevich’s deformation quantization formula. In this talk, I introduce a…
A Perturbative Window into Asymptotic Safety
Yannick Kluth - University of Toronto
Asymptotic safety offers a compelling UV completion of quantum gravity through a non-trivial UV fixed point. Evidence for this has so far come predominantly from the functional renormalization group. In this talk, I explore a complementary perturbative approach, which offers manifest gauge…
Black Hole Sensitivities in Lorentz-Violating Gravity
Andrew Kovachik - McMaster Univresity
Lorentz-violating theories modify the effective point-particle description of black holes through sensitivity parameters that describe their response to motion relative to a preferred frame. We calculate these sensitivities for Schwarzschild and Reissner–Nordström black holes in both Einstein-aether…
Lecture - Lean-verified Quantum Information Theory, QIC 891
Rodolfo Reis Soldati - Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC)
Reshaping Metrology with Quantum Information Processing
Sisi Zhou - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Quantum metrology studies how precisely physical parameters can be estimated using quantum systems. In this talk, I will illustrate how modern quantum technologies, including quantum error correction and quantum learning, can help approach the ultimate limits of quantum sensing and reshape the…