Southern California Strings Seminar

Takuya Okuda  talking at the SCSS at UCLA, Dec. 2007Takuya Okuda talking about Wilson Loops at the SCSS, UCLA, Dec. 2007. Click to enlarge.

The next regional string meeting is a two-day one at USC, this Monday and Tuesday. It’s going to be full of interesting talks and conversations, as usual. Please encourage your graduate students to come, especially, since special effort is made to make sure that each talk begins with a pedagogical portion to help non-experts in that subfield navigate and see the motivation.

The speakers are:

* Akhil Shah (UCLA): Gravity Dual of a Quantum Hall Transition

* James Hansen (UCLA): Nonlinear Magnetohydrodynamics from Gravity

* Ketan Vyas (Caltech): Surface Operators and Seiberg Duality

* Veselin Filev (DIAS, Ireland): Holographic Chiral Dynamics

* Tameem Albash (USC): A Holographic Superconductor in an External Magnetic Field

* Kentaroh Yoshida (UCSB/ITP): Schrödinger Symmetry and AdS/NRCFT Correspondence

See here for schedule and travel information. (It will be updated a few more times before the event.).

See you there, perhaps!

-cvj

On this day on Asymptotia...

Some Related Asymptotia Posts (not exhaustive):

6 Responses to “Southern California Strings Seminar”


  1. 1 Elliot Tarabour

    quick question. What is the “NR” in the AdS/NRCFT correspondence. I have never seen that term before?

    thanks,

    e.

  2. 2 Clifford

    Non-relativistic. See my post about strings and cold atomic gases here. (To state the correspondence, the “AdS” part should also be adjusted… but anyway…)

    -cvj

  3. 3 Blake Stacey

    So far away. . . they won’t be putting videos of these talks online by any chance, will they?

  4. 4 Clifford

    Er.. They (i.e., I) have no plans to record this time.

    Sorry.

    -cvj

  5. 5 Blake Stacey

    Ah, well. So it goes!

  6. 6 JT Arbuckle

    Gravity Dual of a Quantum Hall Transition:

    I’m new at this, please help.

    Was there a misprint? Duel for dual…a competition for gravitons’ affect and effect in transition (a duel)…or merely a duality (+/- focus) of gravitons and antigravitons, for example?

    While I may have your attention, is the limit to infinity (which cannot be, in itself, a limit, by definition) of the asymptote ‘proof’ that one cannot know or calculate with certainty integrated hypotheses?

    Thanks, JTA

Share some thoughts:

(You can also securely login as a facebook user on the sidebar and share comments with friends!)