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ITP Seminar on Fundamental Physics (Teilchentee) SS19

Seminar at the Institute for Theoretical Physics, Heidelberg University

Date	Speaker	Title
25.4.2019 Phil12;SR106	Christof Gattringer Graz [Abstract]	Lattice field theory with worldlines and worldsheets (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
2.5.2019 Phil12;SR106	Thomas Konstandin Hamburg [Abstract]	Implications of cosmological phase transitions (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
9.5.2019 Phil12;SR106	Philipp Hauke ITP Heidelberg [Abstract]	Cold-atom quantum simulation of gauge theories (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
16.5.2019 Phil12;SR106	Matthias Neubert Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz [Abstract]	Effective Field Theory after a New-Physics Discovery (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
23.5.2019 Phil12;SR106	Bjoern Garbrecht Technische Universität München [Abstract]	Systematic expansion of tunneling rates (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
31.5.2019 Phil12;SR106	Ayres Freitas University of Pittsburgh [Abstract]	Flavor-specific scalar mediators - Spezial-Teilchen-Tee
6.6.2019 Phil12;SR106	Aleksas Mazeliauskas ITP Heidelberg [Abstract]	Far from equilibrium QCD dynamics in high energy nuclear collisions (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
27.6.2019 Phil12;SR106	Stefan Vogl: Common Seminar with MPIK MPIK [Abstract]	New effects in Dark Matter production (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
4.7.2019 Phil12;SR106	Alex Maas Universität Graz [Abstract]	Electroweak phenomenology from (fundamental) field theory (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
11.7.2019 Phil12;SR106	Jörg Jäckel Heidelberg	Physics beyond colliders – Exploring beyond the Standard Model (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
18.7.2019 Phil12;SR106	Michele Cicoli Università di Bologna [Abstract]	Reheating and geometrical destabilisation in Fibre Inflation (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)
25.7.2019 Phil12;SR106	Ulrich Heinz The Ohio State University [Abstract]	Far-from-equilibrium hydrodynamics, or: How the heck is it possible that a system emitting only a dozen particles behaves like a fluid? (PRETALK for students at 15:30 h)