UW Madison String Theory Visitor Program




                                     


Visitors: 2002-2003

Some information for visitors is available here. You can also watch a streaming video of the city of Madison .

This is the list of what is currently planned:

Visitor Institution Dates Seminar
David Tong
MIT
Oct 7-8
M Theory on G_2 and Spin(7) Manifolds
Alex Buchel
Univ. of Michigan Oct 20-22, Dec16-18
Cosmological Backgrounds in Supergravity/String Theory
Raul Rabadan
CERN Oct 21-Nov 15
Stability at disk level for non-supersymmetric string models
Asad Naqvi
Univ. of Pennsylvania Oct 26-Nov 2
Open Strings from Field Theories
Charles Doran
Columbia University Oct 26-Oct. 29
One Dimensional Families of Calabi-Yau 3-folds
Hong Liu
Rutgers
Nov 30-Dec 4
Cosmic Singularities and String Theory
Jarah Elvsin
Pisa U
Dec 1-4
What are the Conserved Charges in Type IIB String Theory?
Eric Gimon
IAS
Dec 8-11
String Theory and Confinement in Field Theory
Aki Hashimoto
IAS
Jan 26-29
The Nature of Non-locality in String Theory
Dan Kabat
Columbia University
Feb 2-4
Branes, Cosmology and M-theory
Clifford Johnson
Durham University
Feb 8-14
Black Holes, Spacetime and Quantum Mechanics



The Enhancon Mechanism and the Thermodynamics of Black Holes
Kentaro Hori
Univ. of Toronto
Feb 12-15
D-branes, Orientifolds and Mirror Symmetry
Albrecht Klemm
Berlin
Feb 15-19
String Theory and Geometric Engineering of Quantum Field Theories
Maulik Parkikh
Columbia University
Mar 2-5
A Time-Unoriented Space
Koenraad Schalm
Columbia University
Mar 9-13, May 11-16
A Matrix-valued Generalization of Diffeomorphisms:
D0-branes in Curved Space
Jae-Suk Park
Postech
Mar 31
Pursuing the Quantum World
Eric Zaslow
Northwestern
Apr 7
Duality and Fibrations on G_2 Manifolds                                                                                                              


 Dates to be determined:


Visitor Institution
Keith Dienes
Univ. of Arizona
David Berenstein
IAS
Ben Craps
Univ. of Chicago
Savdeep Sethi
Univ. of Chicago
Horatiu Nastase
Brown Univ.
K. Narayan
Duke Univ.
 
 

Please address questions or comments to shiu@strings.physics.wisc.edu