Cosmologists are proud of the standard cosmological model that
has been developed to account for a wealth of disparate features of
the Universe. The model requires, though, that we postulate the
existence of some collisionless dark matter and also...
This group meeting will be presented in-person in
the Bloomberg Lecture Hall at the IAS and on Zoom. The
Zoom link will be provided in the email announcement.
For contact-tracing purposes all off-campus
attendees must register for this seminar: RE...
The meeting will be a hybrid presentation of in person, for
Princeton University affiliates
(net ID holders) and Invited Speakers,
and a Zoom presentation for all NON PU affiliates.
Registration is required for everyone to receive the Zoom link
and...
Abstract: The first quantum revolution
brought us the great technological advances of the
20th century—the transistor, the laser, the atomic clock and
GPS, the global positioning system. We now realize that
this 20th century hardware does not take...
Abstract: The study of hyperuniform states
of matter is an emerging multidisciplinary field, influencing and
linking developments across the physical sciences, mathematics and
biology. The hyperuniformity concept generalizes the traditional
notion...
This group meeting will be presented in-person in
the Bloomberg Lecture Hall at the IAS and on Zoom. The
Zoom link will be provided in the email announcement.
For contact-tracing purposes all off-campus
attendees must register for this seminar: RE...
Abstract: We discuss emergent type III1 von
Neumann algebraic structures in the large N limit of certain class
of quantum field theories. We show that this is...
