Dublin Quantum Field Theory Seminar


                            Synge Lecture Theatre
                    School of Mathematics, Hamilton Building
                             Trinity College Dublin

                                 Time: 4.15 pm

January 6       James Drummond (Mathematics, TCD)

                Non-Abelian Born-Infeld actions from harmonic superspace.

January 13      Werner Nahm (Dublin IAS)

                Boundary states and conformal field theories.

January 21      This seminar has been postponed for one day because of
flight cancellations. It will start fifteen minutes earlier at 4 pm.

                Chris Hull (Physics, U. of London, England).

                Duality twists, orbifolds and fluxes.

January 27      Jean-Bernard Bru (Dublin IAS)

                A new microscopic theory of superfluidity?

February 3      Mike Teper (Physics, Oxford, England)

                SU(N) gauge theories.

February 10     Stefan Theisen (AEI-Potsdam, Germany)

                Gauge theories, string theory and matrix models

February 17     Jurgen Burzlaff (Mathematical Science, DCU)

                The slow-motion approximation.

February 24     CANCELLED

March 3         Christine Davies (Physics and Astronomy,  Glasgow U., Scotland)

                Realistic results from lattice QCD
The Synge Lecture Theatre is on the ground floor of the Hamilton building, opposite the Maths Department. The Hamilton building is at the east end of college, the side furthest removed from the main gate. A map can be found here.

The previous seminar list and a provisional seminar list for next term.

Enquiries: Conor Houghton, email: houghton@maths.tcd.ie, tel: 608-3542 or Nigel Buttimore, email: nhb@maths.tcd.ie, tel: 608-1474.

Other TP announcements:

1. DUBLIN SPRING SCHOOL IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS, Dublin City University, 10-14 March 2003.

2. The so called National Astronomy Meeting NAM 2003 is being held in Dublin on 7-11 April 2003.

3. The UCD Mathematical Physics seminar series schedule including talks by George Papadopoulos on April 3 and Ed Corrigan on May 22.