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What Every Physicist Should Know About String Theory

Edward Witten (IAS Princeton, USA)

strings:20151086
Anomalous Dimensions of Heavy Operators from Magnon Energies

Robert de Mello Koch (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)

strings:20151087
Opening Remarks

Edward Witten (IAS, Princeton)

strings:20141011
Cosmological M Theory, SUSY Breaking, and the Cosmological Constant

Tom Banks (Rutgers & Santa Cruz)

strings:20001030
1+1 Dimensional NCOS and its U(N) Gauge Theory Dual

Igor Klebanov (Princeton)

strings:20001031
D-branes as Non-commutative Solitons

Jeffrey Harvey (Chicago)

strings:20001032
Comments on branes, G-flux, and K-theory

Gregory Moore (Rutgers)

strings:20001033
Inflated branes, D-balls, and other deformities in non-AdS/non-CFT duality

Matthew Strassler (IAS)

strings:20001034
Space-time uncertainties and noncommutativity in string theory

Tamiaki Yoneya (Tokyo)

strings:20001035
Non-Perturbative Physics in Brane Worlds

Burt Ovrut (Pennsylvania)

strings:20001036
Noncommutative Field Theories: Unitarity and Decoupling

Jaume Gomis (Caltech)

strings:20001037
Nonabelian D-branes and Noncommutative Geometry

Robert Myers (McGill)

strings:20001038

Title	Speaker Profile(s)	Collection	Info
What Every Physicist Should Know About String Theory	Edward Witten (IAS Princeton, USA)	Strings 2015 at Bengaluru, India.	View details
Anomalous Dimensions of Heavy Operators from Magnon Energies	Robert de Mello Koch (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)	Strings 2015 at Bengaluru, India.	View details
Opening Remarks	Edward Witten (IAS, Princeton)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Cosmological M Theory, SUSY Breaking, and the Cosmological Constant	Tom Banks (Rutgers & Santa Cruz)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
1+1 Dimensional NCOS and its U(N) Gauge Theory Dual	Igor Klebanov (Princeton)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
D-branes as Non-commutative Solitons	Jeffrey Harvey (Chicago)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
Comments on branes, G-flux, and K-theory	Gregory Moore (Rutgers)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
Inflated branes, D-balls, and other deformities in non-AdS/non-CFT duality	Matthew Strassler (IAS)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
Space-time uncertainties and noncommutativity in string theory	Tamiaki Yoneya (Tokyo)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
Non-Perturbative Physics in Brane Worlds	Burt Ovrut (Pennsylvania)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
Noncommutative Field Theories: Unitarity and Decoupling	Jaume Gomis (Caltech)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details
Nonabelian D-branes and Noncommutative Geometry	Robert Myers (McGill)	Strings 2000 at Ann Arbor, USA.	View details

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What Every Physicist Should Know About String Theory

Anomalous Dimensions of Heavy Operators from Magnon Energies

Opening Remarks

Cosmological M Theory, SUSY Breaking, and the Cosmological Constant

1+1 Dimensional NCOS and its U(N) Gauge Theory Dual

D-branes as Non-commutative Solitons

Comments on branes, G-flux, and K-theory

Inflated branes, D-balls, and other deformities in non-AdS/non-CFT duality

Space-time uncertainties and noncommutativity in string theory

Non-Perturbative Physics in Brane Worlds

Noncommutative Field Theories: Unitarity and Decoupling

Nonabelian D-branes and Noncommutative Geometry

What Every Physicist Should Know About String Theory

Anomalous Dimensions of Heavy Operators from Magnon Energies

Opening Remarks

Cosmological M Theory, SUSY Breaking, and the Cosmological Constant

1+1 Dimensional NCOS and its U(N) Gauge Theory Dual

D-branes as Non-commutative Solitons

Comments on branes, G-flux, and K-theory

Inflated branes, D-balls, and other deformities in non-AdS/non-CFT duality

Space-time uncertainties and noncommutativity in string theory

Non-Perturbative Physics in Brane Worlds

Noncommutative Field Theories: Unitarity and Decoupling

Nonabelian D-branes and Noncommutative Geometry