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Seminars at Queen Mary University of London

Found at least 20 result(s)

17.03.2005 (Thursday)

16.03.2005 (Wednesday)

Exact Degeneracies of Small Black Holes and the Topological String Amplitude

Triangular Seminar Boris Pioline (LPTHE, LPTENS)

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15:00 QMW
room 410A Physics
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Recently, Ooguri, Strominger and Vafa have proposed to identify the macroscopic Bekenstein-Hawking-Wald entropy of extremal charged Black Holes in type II string compactified on a Calabi-Yau threefold, with the all order microscopic entropy in a specific statistical ensemble. We present a test of this conjecture in the case of 'small' black holes (which have zero Bekenstein-Hawking entropy at tree level, but obtain a non-zero entropy after quantum corrections) using heterotic / type II duality. We find a remarkable agreement to all orders in a class of N=2 and N=4 compactifications. Nevertheless, the OSV proposal misses non-perturbative corrections which are computable on the heterotic side. We comment on possible improvements of this proposal.

16.03.2005 (Wednesday)

String corrected black holes

Triangular Seminar Mukund Rangamani (UC, Berkeley and LBL, Berkeley and Santa Barbara, KITP)

at:
16:30 QMW
room 410A Physics
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10.03.2005 (Thursday)

Supersymmetric black rings

Regular Seminar Jan Gutowski (Oxford)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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03.03.2005 (Thursday)

24.02.2005 (Thursday)

Nonperturbative calculations in supersymmetric gauge theories, II

Regular Seminar Francesco Fucito (Rome, Tor Vergata)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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23.02.2005 (Wednesday)

Nonperturbative calculations in supersymmetric gauge theories, I

Exceptional Seminar Francesco Fucito (Rome, Tor Vergata)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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17.02.2005 (Thursday)

Perturbative approaches to Quantum Gravity and Yang-Mills

Regular Seminar David Dunbar (Swansea)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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02.12.2004 (Thursday)

2D Yang-Mills Theory and Moduli Spaces of Holomorphic Differentials

Regular Seminar Richard Szabo (Heriot-Watt)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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26.11.2004 (Friday)

Spacetime-filling branes in ten dimensions

Regular Seminar Fabio Riccioni (Cambridge)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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17.11.2004 (Wednesday)

Exploring the universality class of N=1 SUSY Yang-Mills

Triangular Seminar Nick Dorey (DAMTP)

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15:00 QMW
room UG1
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This talk is part of the joint Triangular Seminars

17.11.2004 (Wednesday)

Mirrors and branes on generalized Calabi-Yau manifolds

Triangular Seminar Ruben Minasian (Ecole Polytechnique)

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16:30 QMW
room UG1
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11.11.2004 (Thursday)

A Geometry for Non-Geometric String Backgrounds

Regular Seminar Chris Hull (IC)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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04.11.2004 (Thursday)

TBA

Regular Seminar David Seery (QMW)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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29.10.2004 (Friday)

Generalized complex geometry and supersymmetry

Regular Seminar Maxim Zabzine (QMW)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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21.10.2004 (Thursday)

Symmetry and supersymmetry in M-theory backgrounds

Regular Seminar Jose' Figueroa-O' Farrill (Edinburgh)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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14.10.2004 (Thursday)

11.10.2004 (Monday)

07.10.2004 (Thursday)

Self-dual strings and anomalies

Regular Seminar David Berman (QMW)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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28.09.2004 (Tuesday)

Multi-leg loop amplitudes in N=4 super-Yang-Mills theory

Regular Seminar Lance Dixon (SLAC and Durham IPPP)

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14:00 QMW
room 112
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