Triangle Seminars
Monday, 6 Jun 2005
Field theories and numerical invariants in geometry and topology
Simon Donaldson
(IC)
Tuesday, 7 Jun 2005
Topological aspects of chiral anomaly and origin of mass
Pratul Bandyopadhyay
(Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta)
Wednesday, 8 Jun 2005
The effect of level truncation in TCSA
📍 London
Gerard Watts
(KCL)
Abstract:
The truncated conformal space approach is a very useful tool in the
numerical study of renormalisation group flows. I will discuss how one can
study the effect of truncation in a standard RG manner and its relevance
for studying perturbative fixed points.
The truncated conformal space approach is a very useful tool in the
numerical study of renormalisation group flows. I will discuss how one can
study the effect of truncation in a standard RG manner and its relevance
for studying perturbative fixed points.
Posted by: KCL
Thursday, 9 Jun 2005
Nonperturbative effects in the BMN limit
Aninda Sinha
(Cambridge)
Noncentral extension of AdS superalgebra
Jeong-Hyuck Park
(IHES-Paris)
Abstract:
Four dimensional N=4 super Yang-Mills theory contains a bigger superalgebra than AdS or superconformal algebra, su(2,2/4). It corresponds to a noncentral extension of the latter. The talk is for both physicsts and mathematicans
interested in a novel way of obtaining noncentral extensions of Lie algebras.
Four dimensional N=4 super Yang-Mills theory contains a bigger superalgebra than AdS or superconformal algebra, su(2,2/4). It corresponds to a noncentral extension of the latter. The talk is for both physicsts and mathematicans
interested in a novel way of obtaining noncentral extensions of Lie algebras.
Posted by: IC