STP, DIAS Weekly Seminar: 'The Complex Elliptic Genera of Simple Surface Singularities' with Katrin Wendland (Universität Freiburg) can be viewed here
👇
youtube.com/watch?v=HEpoNj…
John T. Lewis was born on this day in 1932. From January 1975 Professor Lewis took over the Directorship of STP, DIAS - a position he would hold for 25 years.
He's pictured 👇 with Lochlainn O'Raifeartaigh & Reverend Patrick Browne (Monsignor Pádraig de Brún)
Mainz Institute for Theoretical Physics, Johannes Gutenberg University - 12-23 April 2021
Gravity and Emergent Gauge Fields in Condensed and Synthetic Matter
indico.mitp.uni-mainz.de/event/228/
Happy World Quantum Day!
From DIAS’ own Erwin Schrodinger – one of the founding figures of quantum physics – to current research into quantum theory and its applications, DIAS is proud to celebrate over 80 years of quantum research.
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: 'The Swampland and String Universality' with Miguel Montero (Harvard University) can be viewed here 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=kZv8Nl…
STP, DIAS Paper -
Can gravity be thought of as two gauge fields?
Check out ``Gauge × Gauge = Gravity on Homogeneous Spaces using Tensor Convolutions'' - By I. Jubb (DIAS) L. Borsten, V. Makwana, & S. Nagy (Heriot-Watt, Edinburgh & Queen Mary's, London). arxiv.org/abs/2104.01135
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: Mithat Ünsal from North Carolina State University discusses non-invertible symmetries and string tensions beyond N-ality in semi-Abelian gauge theories. Catch it here:
youtube.com/watch?v=qI4Ekk…
As part of the DIAS Summer Studentships programme the School of Theoretical Physics of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies is delighted to be in a position to offer at least 4 Summer Studentships.
dias.ie/positions/inde…
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March
Day 6: Synge was appointed Professor Emeritus in 1972. After his retirement he remained active for a long time and maintained very strong links with the Institute, coming in regularly for discussions, in particular with J.T. Lewis.
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021.
Day Five - Synge’s main lines of work were in general relativity and classical physics, but he also worked on various other topics including the hypercircle method in function space.
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021.
Day Four - Synge presented Eamon de Valera with signed first editions of Relativity: The Special Theory (1956) & Relativity: The General Theory (1960). Both are housed in the de Valera Collection in the STP Library Retweeted by
STP, DIAS
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021.
Day Four - Synge presented Eamon de Valera with signed first editions of Relativity: The Special Theory (1956) & Relativity: The General Theory (1960). Both are housed in the de Valera Collection in the STP Library
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: Andrea Cappelli from INFN Florence discusses the conformal invariance and electric-magnetic self-duality of the surface of a topological insulator. Catch it here:
youtube.com/watch?v=X7nfBA…Retweeted by
STP, DIAS
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021.
Day Three - Synge's many contributions to spacetime geometry, including his pivotal work on black holes and the Synge world function, have been instrumental to our current understanding of gravity. Retweeted by
STP, DIAS
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: Andrea Cappelli from INFN Florence discusses the conformal invariance and electric-magnetic self-duality of the surface of a topological insulator. Catch it here:
youtube.com/watch?v=X7nfBA…
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021.
Day Three - Synge's many contributions to spacetime geometry, including his pivotal work on black holes and the Synge world function, have been instrumental to our current understanding of gravity.
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021.
Day Two: Synge spent a short time as ballistic mathematician in the US Air Force during 1944-45 Retweeted by
STP, DIAS
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STP, DIAS Weekly Seminar: 'The Complex Elliptic Genera of Simple Surface Singularities' with Katrin Wendland (Universität Freiburg) can be viewed here 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=HEpoNj…
John T. Lewis was born on this day in 1932. From January 1975 Professor Lewis took over the Directorship of STP, DIAS - a position he would hold for 25 years. He's pictured 👇 with Lochlainn O'Raifeartaigh & Reverend Patrick Browne (Monsignor Pádraig de Brún)
Mainz Institute for Theoretical Physics, Johannes Gutenberg University - 12-23 April 2021 Gravity and Emergent Gauge Fields in Condensed and Synthetic Matter indico.mitp.uni-mainz.de/event/228/
Happy World Quantum Day! From DIAS’ own Erwin Schrodinger – one of the founding figures of quantum physics – to current research into quantum theory and its applications, DIAS is proud to celebrate over 80 years of quantum research.
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: 'The Swampland and String Universality' with Miguel Montero (Harvard University) can be viewed here 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=kZv8Nl…
The DIAS School of Theoretical Physics are pleased to announce the publication of "Gauge × Gauge = Gravity on Homogeneous Spaces using Tensor Convolutions" #DIASdiscovers #theoretical #physics #gravity #gauge #highenergy twitter.com/StpDias/status… Retweeted by STP, DIAS
I guess you noticed who signed this one? @CardColm @StpDias @DIAS_Dublin twitter.com/aliiicv/status… Retweeted by STP, DIAS
STP, DIAS Paper - Can gravity be thought of as two gauge fields? Check out ``Gauge × Gauge = Gravity on Homogeneous Spaces using Tensor Convolutions'' - By I. Jubb (DIAS) L. Borsten, V. Makwana, & S. Nagy (Heriot-Watt, Edinburgh & Queen Mary's, London). arxiv.org/abs/2104.01135
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: Mithat Ünsal from North Carolina State University discusses non-invertible symmetries and string tensions beyond N-ality in semi-Abelian gauge theories. Catch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=qI4Ekk…
As part of the DIAS Summer Studentships programme the School of Theoretical Physics of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies is delighted to be in a position to offer at least 4 Summer Studentships. dias.ie/positions/inde…
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March Day 6: Synge was appointed Professor Emeritus in 1972. After his retirement he remained active for a long time and maintained very strong links with the Institute, coming in regularly for discussions, in particular with J.T. Lewis.
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021. Day Five - Synge’s main lines of work were in general relativity and classical physics, but he also worked on various other topics including the hypercircle method in function space.
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021. Day Four - Synge presented Eamon de Valera with signed first editions of Relativity: The Special Theory (1956) & Relativity: The General Theory (1960). Both are housed in the de Valera Collection in the STP Library Retweeted by STP, DIAS
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021. Day Four - Synge presented Eamon de Valera with signed first editions of Relativity: The Special Theory (1956) & Relativity: The General Theory (1960). Both are housed in the de Valera Collection in the STP Library
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: Andrea Cappelli from INFN Florence discusses the conformal invariance and electric-magnetic self-duality of the surface of a topological insulator. Catch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=X7nfBA… Retweeted by STP, DIAS
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021. Day Three - Synge's many contributions to spacetime geometry, including his pivotal work on black holes and the Synge world function, have been instrumental to our current understanding of gravity. Retweeted by STP, DIAS
DIAS STP Weekly Seminar: Andrea Cappelli from INFN Florence discusses the conformal invariance and electric-magnetic self-duality of the surface of a topological insulator. Catch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=X7nfBA…
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021. Day Three - Synge's many contributions to spacetime geometry, including his pivotal work on black holes and the Synge world function, have been instrumental to our current understanding of gravity.
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021. Day Two: Synge spent a short time as ballistic mathematician in the US Air Force during 1944-45 Retweeted by STP, DIAS
STP, DIAS : Celebrating Synge Week - 23-30 March 2021. Day Two: Synge spent a short time as ballistic mathematician in the US Air Force during 1944-45