9 January 2023
University of Cambridge
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Talks

9 Jan 2023, 13:50
Cambridge Centre for Mathematical Sciences (University of Cambridge)

Cambridge Centre for Mathematical Sciences

University of Cambridge

Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Wilberforce Road, Cambridge CB3 0WA, United Kingdom

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  1. Drew Backhouse
    09/01/2023, 13:50
    Talk

    Tunneling between degenerate vacua is allowed in a finite volume, and leads to a non-extensive symmetric ground state. This talk displays how this leads to a violation of the Null Energy Condition for small enough temperatures, assuming a continuous set of momenta in the finite volume containing the field. Taking into account discrete momenta can modify this picture, and is achieved by adding...

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  2. Fien Apers (University of Oxford)
    09/01/2023, 14:15
    Talk

    The existence of AdS vacua in string theory with a parametric separation between the Hubble scale and the Kaluza-Klein scale of the extra dimensions is an open question, and holography is a promising tool to tackle this. I will discuss some remarkable features of the holographic CFT duals of the DGKT vacua, which are candidate AdS vacua with parametric scale separation.

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  3. Jan Kożuszek
    09/01/2023, 14:40
    Talk

    The ghost-free massive gravity theory of de Rham, Gabadadze and Tolley (dRGT) has attracted a lot of attention since its formulation over a decade ago. Many studies have looked at its consequences for cosmology, and explored various limits in which the theory simplifies. However, until now few attempts have been made at numerically simulating its full non-linear equations, as an explicit...

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  4. Torben Skrzypek (Imperial College London)
    09/01/2023, 15:05

    The integrability program provides powerful tools to determine the spectrum of holographic theories. The development of these tools and the generalisation to a wider scope of theories go hand in hand. In particular, non-supersymmetric versions of AdS/CFT can be accessed, which is a first step towards more realistic models of QCD and could shed some light on SUSY-breaking mechanisms needed for...

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