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Colloquia
Recordings of many of our past Colloquia can be found on our University of Edinburgh Media Channel or on the archive pages of the Colloquia.
Upcoming colloquia
This event is a Colloquium.
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Metric geometry and differential forms—Kirill KRASNOV
The story I am presenting revolves around a strange and unfamiliar to most people geometric construction, which encodes a metric on a manifold into a collection of differential forms on the same manifold. There are many known examples, in diverse dimensions. In three dimensions this coincides with the encoding of ...
50 George Square, Edinburgh
This event is a Colloquium.
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A Tale of Emergence—Guilherme FRANZMANN
The question of what fundamentally is has never been straightforward in physics, yet there had always been a tentative answer for both theoretical and practical purposes. Everything shifted about a century ago with the advent of quantum mechanics, which challenged our traditional understanding of existence as suddenly we can also ...
Higgs Centre Seminar Room, JCMB
This event is a Colloquium.
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Towards a Quantum Black Hole Simulator—Ruth GREGORY
A black hole is characterised by the fact that nothing can escape - this feature, of a boundary of information that can be accessed from that which cannot, is more general than the spacetime boundary of the event horizon. Horizons can occur in a wide range of physical situations, many of ...
Higgs Centre Seminar Room, JCMB
This event is a Colloquium.
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Why there are dark matter, dark energy and quantum gravity problems, and what we can do about them—Philip MANNHEIM
We trace the origin of the dark matter, dark energy and quantum gravity problems to the extrapolation of the standard Newton-Einstein wisdom to beyond its solar system origins. We show that this same solar system wisdom can be obtained from the conformal gravity theory, with its extrapolation leading to a ...
Lecture Theatre A, James Clerk Maxwell Building
Contacts
Colloquia Organizer
- Person
- Sadegh KHOCHFAR
- Email address
- sadeghk@roe.ac.uk
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