Theory Seminars

Date Title Orator Local
Symmetries in the gravitational physics of black holes Valerio de Luca , Johns Hopkins University 483A / Zoom
Stochastic Differential Equations - A powerful tool for cosmic ray transport Lukas Merten , University of Wuppertal 483A
First Associated Neutrinos Search for a Failed Supernova Candidate with Super-Kamiokande Fumi Nakanishi , Okayama University 412B
Open Effective Field Theories for the early and late universe Thomas Colas , DAMPT (Cambridge University)
Can we prove that cosmic structures are of quantum mechanical origin? Vincent Vennin , LPENS 483A
New insights into the most extreme particle accelerators in our Galaxy: Where are the PeVatrons? Gwenael Giacinti , APC 483A
The Role of Effective Gravitational Interactions for Reheating and Cosmological Relics Simon Cléry , Technical University of Munich 483A
Magnetic turbulence and particle acceleration driven by interactions between relativistic shock waves and density inhomogeneity Kanji Morikawa , University of Tokyo 483A
Neutrino plasma: a new state of matter Damiano FIORILLO (DESY) 483A
Boltzmann Neutrino Radiation Hydrodynamics Simulations of Core-collapse Supernovae Ryuichiro Akaho , Waseda University 646A