Schedule
of Talks
Tuesday, September
12, 2000 at 12:45PM
Discrete Torsion
Bo Feng
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tuesday, September
26, 2000 at 12:45PM
Will talk about: Elitzur, Pioline, Rabinovici
``On the Short-distance
Structure of Irrational Non-commutative Gauge Theories"
Zack Guralnik
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tuesday, October 3,
2000 at 12:45PM
Holographic High-energy Scattering in AdS
Sebastian deHaro
Utrecht University-Netherlands
Tuesday, October 10,
2000 at 12:45PM
D-branes and K-theory
Yang-Hui He
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, October 16,
2000 at 12:45PM
Supergravity and a Confining Gauge Theory-I. Klebanov and M. Strassler(hep-th/0007191)
Johanna Erdmenger
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, October 23,
2000 at 12:45PM
Unstable Solitons in Non-commutative Gauge Theory
(hep-th/009142)
Jan Troost
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tuesday, October 24,
2000 at 2:00PM
Warped Compactifications on Calabi-Yau Four-Folds
Sergei Gukov--Cal
Tech
Monday, October 30,
2000 at 12:45PM
K-theory and Type I String Theory
Gaetano Bertoldi
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, November 6,
2000 at 12:45PM
How Bob Laughlin Tamed the Giant Graviton from Taub-NUT space
(Authors: Bernevig, Brodie, Susskind and Toumbas-hep-th/0010105
Andreas Karch
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, November 13,
2000 at 12:45PM
TBA
Emanuel Katz
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, November 27,
2000 at 12:45PM
The Hurwitz Enumeration
Problem f Branched Covers and Hodge Integrals
Jun Song
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, December 4,
2000 at 12:45PM
A review of background Independent Open-string Field Theory and its
applications to Tachyon Condensation
Ian Elwood
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, December 11,
2000 at 12:45PM
Holography in Randall-Sundrum
scenarios
Manolo Perez-Victoria
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Monday, December 18,
2000 at 12:45PM
Light-like (2-0) Noncommutativity and Light-Cone rigid Open Membrane
Theory
Nikolaos Prezas
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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