Title: Spherical quantum vacua for quantum black holes in loop quantum gravity
Time: Wednesday November 19th 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Talk by Yifu Cai (McGill)
Title: Perturbation theory of bounce cosmology
Time: Monday November 11th 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Abstract:
I will focus on the understanding of big bang singularity and briefly review how we may avoid it from the approaches of effective field theory. This can be viewed as an important phenomenological step towards quantum gravity. I will talk about the corresponding perturbation theory of primordial cosmological perturbations within this frame and the predictions we could make for observations. Part of them have already been able to be constrained by the present CMB data, while more are expected in forthcoming data, namely the CMB polarization.
Time: Monday November 11th 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Abstract:
I will focus on the understanding of big bang singularity and briefly review how we may avoid it from the approaches of effective field theory. This can be viewed as an important phenomenological step towards quantum gravity. I will talk about the corresponding perturbation theory of primordial cosmological perturbations within this frame and the predictions we could make for observations. Part of them have already been able to be constrained by the present CMB data, while more are expected in forthcoming data, namely the CMB polarization.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Talk by Emanuele Berti (OleMiss)
Title: Physics and astrophysics with gravitational-wave observations: opportunities and challenges
Time: Friday November 8th 10:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Abstract:
Future detections of compact binary mergers with Earth- and space-based gravitational-wave detectors may give us an opportunity to
test strong-field gravity in previously unexplored regimes, and to constrain the formation history of compact binaries. Building on the introduction from my departmental colloquium, I will give an informal (and more technical) discussion of the opportunities and challenges that await us. Can we really constrain alternative theories of gravity? Can we actually pin down the physical mechanism responsible for compact binary formation? What are the challenges that await gravitational-wave astronomy, given the current funding climate in the US and Europe?
Time: Friday November 8th 10:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Abstract:
Future detections of compact binary mergers with Earth- and space-based gravitational-wave detectors may give us an opportunity to
test strong-field gravity in previously unexplored regimes, and to constrain the formation history of compact binaries. Building on the introduction from my departmental colloquium, I will give an informal (and more technical) discussion of the opportunities and challenges that await us. Can we really constrain alternative theories of gravity? Can we actually pin down the physical mechanism responsible for compact binary formation? What are the challenges that await gravitational-wave astronomy, given the current funding climate in the US and Europe?
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Talk by Jorge Pullin
Title: Complete quantization of vacuum spherically symmetric gravity
Time: Wednesday October 23rd 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Time: Wednesday October 23rd 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Monday, September 16, 2013
Talk by Anton Joe
Title: Kantowski-Sachs space-time in loop quantum cosmology
Time: Wednesday September 18th 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Time: Wednesday September 18th 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Talk by Katie Leonard, University of Florida
Title: Quantum Gravitational Correction to Vacuum Polarization during Inflation
Time: Friday September 6th 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Time: Friday September 6th 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Monday, August 26, 2013
Talk by Jacobo Díaz-Polo
Title: Semiclassical states in quantum gravity: curvature associated to a Voronoi graph
Time: Tuesday August 27th 10:30am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Time: Tuesday August 27th 10:30am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Talk by Brajesh Gupt
Title: Non-singular AdS-dS transitions in a landscape scenario
Time: Friday August 23rd 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Time: Friday August 23rd 11:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Seminar by Barun Majumder
Title: Hysteresis in loop quantum cosmology
Speaker: Barun Majumder
Date and Time: Friday July 19th at 10am
Place: 241 Nicholson.
Barun has been visiting our group from IIT Gandhinagar.
Speaker: Barun Majumder
Date and Time: Friday July 19th at 10am
Place: 241 Nicholson.
Barun has been visiting our group from IIT Gandhinagar.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Two Seminars on Wednesday
Speaker: Brajesh Gupt
Title: Chimera: a hybrid numerical scheme for isotropic loop quantum cosmology
Wednesday, July 3rd, 11am, 241 Nicholson.
Speaker: Edward Wilson-Ewing
Title: Ekpyrotic loop quantum cosmology
Wednesday, July 3rd, 11:30am, 241 Nicholson.
Title: Chimera: a hybrid numerical scheme for isotropic loop quantum cosmology
Wednesday, July 3rd, 11am, 241 Nicholson.
Speaker: Edward Wilson-Ewing
Title: Ekpyrotic loop quantum cosmology
Wednesday, July 3rd, 11:30am, 241 Nicholson.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Seminar by Miguel Megevand
Speaker: Miguel Megevand, LSU
Date: Friday, June 28th 2013
Time: 11:15am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Title: Scalar field dark matter halos and supermassive black holes.
Date: Friday, June 28th 2013
Time: 11:15am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Title: Scalar field dark matter halos and supermassive black holes.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Seminar by David Craig
Speaker: David Craig, Lemoyne College, Syracuse, NY
Title: Consistent histories and dynamical eigenfunctions in loop quantum cosmology
Time, Place: Thursday June 3rd, 10am, 241 Nicholson
Title: Consistent histories and dynamical eigenfunctions in loop quantum cosmology
Time, Place: Thursday June 3rd, 10am, 241 Nicholson
Monday, May 13, 2013
Seminar by Alexander Dymnikov
Speaker: Alexander Dymnikov, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Title: The pure mathematical matrix field
theory in n-dimensional metric space with applications to 4-dimensional
electromagnetic-gravitational field matrix.
Date: Tuesday, May 14th 2013
Place: 241 Nicholson
Time: 11:30am
Time: 11:30am
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Talk by Brajesh Gupt
Title: Effective dynamics of Bianchi-I spacetime in LQC: Kasner transitions and inflationary scenario.
Time: Friday March 15th 10:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
Time: Friday March 15th 10:00am
Place: 241 Nicholson
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