Sep 19
Hamilton Colloquium Series
The Quantum Black Hole: How Exotic Physics May EnterGerard \'t Hooft
4:00pm | Jadwin Hall, Room A10
Quantising a black hole can be done starting with conventional physics. We just assume matter to keep the form of point particles until they come close to the horizon. The...
Sep 19
Joint IAS/Princeton University Number Theory Seminar
On the arithmetic of elliptic curves over quintic fieldsMichele Fornea
4:30pm | *Princeton University, Fine 214*
Bhargava showed that 100% of quintic fields have non-solvable Galois closure. For this reason, the arithmetic of elliptic curves over such fields is beyond the reach of...
Sep 20
Princeton University HSC Group Discussion
General Discussion
10:00am | Peyton Hall, Room 025
Sep 20
Princeton University Astrophysical Sciences Supernova Discussion Group
11:00am | Peyton Hall, Room 140
Everyone is welcome. Adam Burrows is the organizer.
Sep 20
Sep 20
Princeton University Astroplasmas Seminar - Title Added
Relativistic Outflows in Neutron Star MergersOre Gottlieb
12:30pm | Peyton Hall, Dome Room, Room 201
Following a double neutron star merger a relativistic jet propagates and interacts with the outflowing ejecta that surrounds the merger. As a result, matter is pushed around...
Sep 20
High Energy Theory Seminar
The Non-Local Non-Linear Sigma ModelChristian Jepsen
1:45pm | Jadwin Hall, PCTS Seminar Room, 4th Floor
In this talk, based on work with S. Gubser, Z. Ji, B. Trundy, and A. Yarom, I present a scalar theory described by an action given in terms of a bi-local integral of a power...
Sep 20
Sep 20
A Night at Harry's
8:00pm | Dining Hall
Enjoy a casual evening of jazz with colleagues and friends. Bar snacks provided. IAS ID required for all drink purchases. No reservation required. No fee charged.
Sep 23
SSSeminar
10:00am | Dilworth Room
The Social Science Seminar meets every Monday for presentations by current scholars that begin at 10:00 a.m. and conclude by 11:45 a.m. Coffee is served. Attendees include...