Events

Upcoming events

EventDatesLocation
Theory Canada 1624-25 May 2024IQC / University of Waterloo, ON
CAP Congress26-31 May 2024Western University, ON

CAPC 2024 DTP parallel sessions

Please see the full schedule for details about plenary sessions, poster sessions, and other events.

Monday 27 May

M1-2: Quantum Gravity and Cosmology (10:30am – 12:00pm)

10:30-11:00Spinfoam cosmologyFrancesca Vidotto
11:00-11:15Fermions in Loop Quantum GravityFederica Fragomeno
11:15-11:30Black hole collapse in loop quantum gravity: beyond the marginally trapped caseFrancesco Fazzini
11:30-11:45Spherically-Symmetric Gravity on a GraphJorden Roberts
11:45-12:00Matter-ekpyrotic bounce in Loop Quantum CosmologyFrancesca Vidotto

M2-2: Gravity and Cosmology (2:15pm – 3:45pm)

2:15-2:30Origins of thermalization in quantum cosmologyMichael Osei
2:30-2:45Semiclassical geometrodynamics of homogeneous cosmologyMuhammad Muzammil
2:45-3:00Cosmological Constrains on 4-dimensional Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet GravityBrayden R. Hull
3:00-3:15Gravitational scattering of the light emitted by the CMB due to fluctuations in the density of the universeThomas Forget
3:15-3:30On the SU(2) gauge symmetry in Loop Quantum CosmologyMatteo Bruno
3:30-3:45Quark stars with a unified interacting equation of state in regularized 4D Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet gravityMichael Gammon

M3-2: Quantum and Condensed Matter Theory (4:15pm – 6:00pm)

4:15-4:45Many-body mobility edges in 1D and 2D revealed by convolutional neural networksAnffany Chen
4:45-5:00Preserving the Hermiticity of the One-body Density Matrix for a Non-interacting Fermi GasDean Eaton
5:00-5:15Lattice Gauge theory on the Triamond LatticeAli Hosseinzadehkavaki
5:15-5:30Stability of a ferrofluid jetKarnav Raval
5:30-5:45Higher-order Electron-Phonon Interactions and their Effect on the Thermal Conductivity of 2D Dirac CrystalsSina Kazemian
5:45-6:00Rigorous results on approach to thermal equilibrium of an optical quantum field mode scattering from the elements of a non-equilibrium quantum reservoirMarco Merkli

Tuesday 28 May

T1-2: Black Holes I (10:30am-12:00pm)

10:30-10:45Signatures of Rotating Black Holes in Quantum SuperpositionCendikiawan Suryaatmadja
10:45-11:00Marginally Outer-Trapped Tori in maximally extended Schwarzschild spacetimeKam To Billy Sievers
11:00-11:15Proving the Penrose Inequality in (Spherically Symmetric) AdS with ChargeSarah Muth
11:15-11:30Dynamic behaviours of black hole phase transitions near quadruple pointsJiayue Yang
11:30-11:45Dynamics of freely expanding Bose-Einstein Condensates and formation of sonic black hole horizonLiam Farrell
11:45-12:00Distorted static black holes with a bubbleMatin Tavayef

T2-2: Theoretical and Mathematical Physics (2:15pm-3:45pm)

2:15-2:45Physics-inspired algorithms for optimization, learning, and countingStefanos Kourtis
2:45-3:00Emergence of Structure in Brain Dynamics and Adventures in Phase SpaceFaheem Mosam
3:00-3:15Thin Wall False MonopolesManu Paranjape
3:15-3:30Kaluza-Klein SO(4)-Monopoles on Exotic 7-Spheres and Physical Effects of Exotic Smooth StructuresUlrich Chiapi Ngamako
3:30-3:45General covariance and dynamics with a Gauss lawHassan Mehmood

T3-2: Holography and Complexity (joint w/DQI) (4:15pm-5:30pm)

4:15-4:30Unruh phenomena and thermalization for qudit detectorsEverett Patterson
4:30-4:45Quantum detectors freely falling into black holesMaría R. Preciado-Rivas
4:45-5:00Probing Hidden Topology with Quantum DetectorsDyuman Bhattacharya
5:00-5:15Freely Falling UDW Detector in Rotating BTZ SpacetimeSijia Wang
5:15-5:30Understanding Ryu-Takayangi as entropy without invoking holographyEugenia Colafranceschi

Wednesday 29 May

W1-1: Astrophysics (8:15am-10:00am)

8:15-8:45Cosmological collider vs particle scanner: primordial features as early universe scenario discriminator and signs of new particlesJerome Quintin
8:45-9:00Impact of Central Massive Black Hole Accretion on the Event Horizon, Host Galaxy, and BeyondLabani Mallick
9:00-9:15Kilometer-scale ultraviolet regulators and astrophysical black holesJens Boos
9:15-9:30Primordial black holes in bouncing cosmologyEmmanuel Frion
9:30-9:45The Role of r-Modes in Pulsar Spindown, Pulsar Timing, and Gravitational WavesXiyuan Li
9:45-10:00A Non-linear Chirp Transform Method for Gravitational Wave Detector Glitch Signal ClassificationS. R. Valluri

Computational Advances in Astrophysics and Cosmology (Symposium)

Session 1
10:30-11:00A New Data-Driven Era for Gravitational Lensing AnalysisYashar Hezaveh
11:00-11:30Gravitational Laboratories for Nuclear PhysicsReed Essick
11:30-11:45Statistical and computational methods for estimating the mass of the Milky Way Galaxy and globular clustersGwendolyn Eadie
Session 2
1:30-2:002004-2024-2044 The past, present and future of Computational AstrophysicsRobert Thacker
2:00-2:30Step-by-step: modelling galaxies over cosmic timeMarta Reina-Campos
2:30-3:00Computational Nuclear Astrophysics of the Dynamic Origin of the Elements in the Early UniverseFalk Herwig
Session 3
3:30-4:00Using nucleosynthesis calculations to illuminate astrophysical actinide productionNicole Vassh
4:00-4:30Simulating the Milky Way and Everything In ItTerrence Tricco
4:30-5:00Not Really Quantum Cosmology: How far can we get by treating a dark matter halo like an atom?Luna Zagorac
5:00-5:15500 Galaxies that Rotate from Baryonic Dark MatterRéjean Plamondon

Thursday 30 May

R1-2: Astrobiology, Astrophysics and Cosmology (8:15am-9:45am)

8:15-8:45Dark matter annihilation signals from simulated dwarf spheroidal galaxiesNassim Bozorgnia
8:45-9:15In Search of a Hidden Sector: the Phenomenology of Dark Sector ModelsPierre-Philippe Ouimet
9:15-9:45The Origin of Life: One Phase Transition or Two?Sara Walker

R2-2: Quantum Theory and Gravity (2:15pm-3:45pm)

2:15-2:45Infinitesimal Limit of Quantum TeleportationBarbara Soda
2:45-3:00Quantum reference frames and relational subsystemsFabio Maria Mele
3:00-3:15A minimal-uncertaininty quantum black holeSaeed Rastgoo
3:15-3:30Quantum Superposition of Black HolesRobert Mann
3:30-3:45Generalized volume complexity of AdS rotating black holesMing Zhang

R-PLEN2: Plenary Session (4:15pm-5:00pm)

4:15-5:00Assembly Theory, Unlocking the Physics of Life Sara Walker

The DTP is grateful to the Theoretical Physics Institute of the University of Alberta for sponsoring this plenary session.

Friday 31 May

F1-1: Black Holes II (9:00am-10:15am)

9:00-9:30The Dynamics of Black Hole HorizonsRobie Hennigar
9:30-9:45Exotic Marginally Outer Trapped Surfaces are unstableJuan Margalef
9:45-10:00Temporary horizons: the life and times of a quantum black holeSamantha Hergott
10:00-10:15Gravitational Solitons in Anti-de Sitter SpacetimesTurkuler Durgut

F2-2: Classical and Quantum Gravity (10:45am-12:00pm)

10:45-11:00Black holes in gravitational instanton spacetimesHari Kunduri
11:00-11:15On the breakdown of space-time in General RelativityFarrukh Ahmed Chishtie
11:15-11:30A Quantum Spacetime Route to Quantum GravityJonathan Sharp
11:30-11:45Lagrangian partition functions subject to a fixed spatial volume constraint in the Lovelock theoryMengqi Lu
11:45-12:00Tolman-Ehrenfest criterion of thermal equilibrium extended to conformally static spacetimesValerio Faraoni

Online seminar series

Below is a collection of event lists and calendars for physics seminars across Canada.

If you’d like your series added to the list, please contact the DTP executive.