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Free
Registration
The
meeting is open to all, but it would be helpful to us if you
please register by
clicking here if you plan to attend.
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About
The
Third New England String Meeting will be a small, regional one-day
conference open to all students, postdocs and faculty. The
schedule will leave a generous amount of time for coffee breaks
and meals, so people will have plenty of time to chat informally.
You can print out this
poster to advertise this meeting to your group.
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Speakers
Jonathan
Bagger (Johns Hopkins)
Vijay Balasubramanian (Penn)
Zvi Bern
(UCLA)
Frederik Denef (Harvard)
Gregory Moore
(Rutgers)
Andrew Strominger (Harvard)
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Final Schedule | 10.30am | Coffee | | 11.00am | Andrew Strominger, "The Kerr/CFT
Correspondence" | | 11.50am | Zvi Bern, "An overview of
recent developments in scattering amplitudes" | | 12.40pm | Lunch at local restaurants | | 2.10pm | Vijay Balasubramanian,
"Statistical predictions from effective field theory
landscapes" | | 3.00pm | Jonathan Bagger, "Three-algebras
and theories of multiple M2-branes" | | 3.50pm | Coffee | |
4.20pm | Gregory Moore, "Four-dimensional wall-crossing from
three-dimensional field theory" | | 5.10pm | Frederik Denef,
"The M-theory landscape of holographic superconductors" | |
6.00pm | Dinner at local restaurants |
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Practical
Information
The talks will be held in Room 190 of
the Barus-Holley Building, which is located on the northwest
corner of George Street and Hope Street.
Brown University is easily
accessible by the MBTA from Boston as well as by Amtrak.
Campus
Maps
Driving
Directions
Parking
Information
Please click here
for a list of accommodation possibilities.
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Organizers
David
Lowe
Marcus
Spradlin
Anastasia
Volovich
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