Title: Freeze-in: Problems and Opportunities Abstract: FIMP dark matter is produced via the freeze-in mechanism, which implies tiny couplings between the DM and the standard model particles, making DM direct detection and collider searches almost hopeless. Moreover, it… Read More

Extended MHD and Coupled Fluid-Kinetic Simulations of Planetary Magnetospheres: Applications to Mercury and Ganymede Global simulations have become an invaluable tool in planetary magnetosphere studies, aiding in interpreting satellite observations, uncovering new physics and processes, and generally deepening… Read More

Planet formation in the JWST era Protoplanetary discs surrounding young newborn stars consist of gas and to a small fraction of dust. These micro meter sized dust grains can then grow to become mm-cm sized pebbles, which drift… Read More

Title: Neutrinos and the Prospects for New Physics Abstract: Neutrino oscillation studies have brought neutrinos to the center of particle physics. I briefly review the status of precision neutrino results and comment on the theoretical options for the… Read More

Title: A Novel Proposal for Ultra Light Dark Matter Abstract: Inspired by Schrodinger’s 1955 paper at DIAS a novel proposal is made for Fuzzy Dark Matter candidate. Possible evidences point to such a scenario. Talk – Slides Talk –… Read More

Programme of Academic TalksTuesday 21 November10:00-11:00 – Dmitry NoshchenkoKnots, three-manifolds, and bridges11:00-12:00 – Tony DorlasThe evolution operator for the Feynman quantum computer14:30-15:30 – Atri DeySearching new physics at particle colliders16:00-17:00 – Giandomentio PalumboSpin-resolved Topology in Quantum Materials Titles… Read More

Title: Wigner’s Semicircle Distribution as Limit Distribution Abstract: We show that the Wigner distribution is a limit with probability 1 of the eigenvalue distribution of random matrices. Talk – Slides Talk – Video

Title: Non-Abelian Gerbes with Connections in Higher Gauge Theory Abstract: “Higher forms arise as gauge potentials in a number of contexts within physics. The prime example is the Kalb–Ramond B-field of string theory, which is found also in… Read More

Title: Quantum Criticality on a  Compressible Lattice Abstract: As an example of quantum criticality on a compressible lattice we study the Lorentz invariant Φ4 theory with an N-component field Φ, where strain couples to the square of the order parameter. In three spatial dimensions… Read More

A fully funded 4-year PhD project at the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. Project background: Studying underground fluid-flow behaviours is relevant for a range of applications, such as understanding fluid movements in aquifers, volcanoes, geothermal injection, and microseismic… Read More