DAMTP/CMS Seminar Series

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Seminar given at CMS Seminar given at CMS
[DAMTP Seminars RSS feed] DAMTP Seminars

Thursday April 11 13:00

Landau levels and incompressible states in dense holographic matter
Gordon Semenoff (British Columbia)
String Theory Seminars

Thursday April 11 15:00

The equations of landscape formation: review and a new model
Alexander Chen (SAMSI, University of North Carolina)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Wednesday April 17 14:15

Entanglement entropy and negativity in quantum field theories
Pasquale Calabrese (Pisa University)
Wednesday HEP-GR Colloquium

Wednesday April 24 16:00

The Merton Problem with a Drawdown Constraint on Consumption
Arun Thillaisundaram
Cambridge Analysts' Knowledge Exchange (C.A.K.E.)

Thursday April 25 14:15

Non-separability does not relieve the problem of Bell's theorem
Joe Henson (Imperial College)
CQIF Seminar

[Other Seminars at CMS RSS feed] Other Seminars at CMS

Monday April 8 09:30

tba
Alekseev, A (Universit de Genve)
Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series

Monday April 8 09:30

Divergence and super-divergence cocycles on the Grothendieck-Teichmueller Lie algebra
Alekseev, A (Universit de Genve)
Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series

Monday April 8 11:00

Honorary MZVs and modular forms
Broadhurst, DJ (Open University)
Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series