Theory Seminar Schedule

Seminars are held in room B-221 of the Physics Building (203) at 3:00 pm.

Click on a title to read an abstract, if available (underlined).
17 December 2009 Brian Serot
Indiana University
serot@indiana.edu
TBA
10 December 2009 Paulo Bedaque
University of Maryland
bedaque@umd.edu
TBA
3 December 2009 Sofia Quaglioni
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
quaglioni1@llnl.gov
TBA
24 November 2009
Special Day: Tuesday
Yingchuan Li
University of Wisconsin-Madison
yli@physics.wisc.edu
Electroweak baryogenesis in MSSM and electric dipole moment constraints
19 November 2009 Scott Bogner
Michigan State University
bogner@nscl.msu.edu
In-medium similarity renormalization group for nuclei and nuclear matter
17 November 2009
Special Day: Tuesday
Jorge Martin Camalich
University of Valencia
camalich@ific.uv.es
Properties of hyperons in covariant chiral perturbation theory
12 November 2009 Yuri Kovchegov
Ohio State University
yuri@pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu
Shock wave collisions in AdS_5 and in real life
10 November 2009
Special Day: Tuesday Aroow
Pierre Capel
Michigan State University
pierre.capel@centraliens.net
Theoretical description of breakup reactions of halo nuclei
5 November 2009 !!! Cancelled !!! Ani Aprahamian
University of Notre Dame
aapraham@nd.edu
Nuclear mass models and their implications for neutron-rich nuclei
29 October 2009 Terry Goldman
Los Alamos National Laboratory
t.goldman@post.harvard.edu
Nucleon spin structure and gauge invariance (an atomic view)
22 October 2009 Peter Arnold
University of Virginia
parnold@virginia.edu
The QCD Landau-Pomeranchuk-Migdal effect
6 October 2009
Special Day: Tuesday
Michael Ramsey-Musolf
University of Wisconsin-Madison
mjrm@physics.wisc.edu
Electroweak baryogenesis: theoretical progress and experimental tests
1 October 2009 Chung-I Tan
Brown University
tan@het.brown.edu
AdS/CFT correspondence and high energy diffractive scattering
24 September 2009 Dean Halderson
Western Michigan University
dean.halderson@wmich.edu
Tests of the hyperon-nucleon interaction
27 August 2009 Khalil Farouqi
University of Chicago
farouqi@uchicago.edu
Explosive nucleosynthesis in the high-entropy wind of core-collapse supernova

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