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Maxime Fairon: Quivers and integrable systems

Salle 318 (IMB) Salle 318 (IMB)

In 2015, Chalykh and Silantyev observed that generalisations of the classical Calogero-Moser system with different types of spin variables can be constructed on quiver varieties associated with cyclic quivers. Building on their

Mitia Duerinckx: Quantum diffusion and related questions

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In this talk, we discuss a spectral perspective on the quantum diffusion conjecture for a quantum particle in a weakly random medium. We also draw the link to the study of Cherenkov

Masataka Watanabe: The Large Charge Expansion and Beyond

Salle 318 (IMB) Salle 318 (IMB)

Strongly-correlated systems are interesting yet hard to solve. However, even in the absence of the weak-coupling parameter, a theory might have a nice sector where it might become solvable. We found that

Julia Plavnik

Salle 318 (IMB) Salle 318 (IMB)

https://indico.math.cnrs.fr/event/9726/

Mohamed Ould El Hadj: Black Hole Physics : The Regge Pole Approach

We advocate for the existence of an alternative description of the scattering and gravitational radiation phenomena of black holes based on complex angular momentum techniques (analytic continuation of partial wave expansions, S-matrix

Jun-ichi Sakamoto

Salle 318 (IMB) Salle 318 (IMB)

https://indico.math.cnrs.fr/event/10764/

Morris Brooks: Diagonalization of dilute quantum gases

Salle 318 (IMB) Salle 318 (IMB)

In this talk I present an elementary derivation of the celebrated  Lee-Huang-Yang formula for Bose gases in the Gross-Pitaevskii Regime, which unifies various approaches that have been developed in recent years. We

Sergej Monavari: Counting instantons by counting boxes

Salle 318 (IMB) Salle 318 (IMB)

A major modern problem in topological string theory is the studying of instanton moduli spaces, and their associated partition functions. We will try to explain the mathematical counterpart of this problem (Donaldson-Thomas

Dimitri Gourevitch: Combinatorics on Reflection Equation algebras

Salle 318 (IMB) Salle 318 (IMB)

Reflection Equation Algebras (without parameters) are very remarkable objects. They admit introducing q-analogs of certain symmetric functions and quantum versions of some classical formulae of combinatorics:  Capelli, Frobenius and others. I plan

Wolfgang Wieland: Quantum Geometry of the Light Cone

Recently, I introduced a non-perturbative quantization of impulsive gravitational null initial data. In this talk, I present the key results established thus far. The starting point is the characteristic null initial problem for tetradic gravity

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