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Amplitudes and the Scattering Equations, Proofs and Polynomials

Louise Dolan (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)

strings:20141036
Singularities and Gauge Theory Phases

Mboyo Esole (Harvard University, Cambridge)

strings:20141037
Sphere Partition Functions, the Zamolodchikov Metric and Surface Operators

Jaume Gomis (Perimeter Institute, Waterloo)

strings:20141038
Monte Carlo approach to string/M-theory

Masanori Hanada (Kyoto University, Stanford University)

strings:20141040
String Theory of the Regge Intercept

Simeon Hellerman (IPMU, Kashiwa)

strings:20141041
Entanglement, Causality, Holography

Veronika Hubeny (Durham University)

strings:20141042
Mock Modular Mathieu Moonshine

Shamit Kachru (Stanford University)

strings:20141043
Recent Progress on the Abelian Sector of F-theory

Denis Klevers (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia)

strings:20141044
RR Charge and Gamma Class

Sungjay Lee (University of Chicago)

strings:20141045
The Exact Renormalization Group and Higher Spin Holography

Rob Leigh (University of Illinois, Champaign)

strings:20141046
Meromorphic functions and giant topology

Jeff Murugan (University of Cape Town)

strings:20141047
State dependent operators and the information paradox

Suvrat Raju (ICTS, TIFR, Mumbai)

strings:20141048

Title	Speaker(s)	Collection	Info
Amplitudes and the Scattering Equations, Proofs and Polynomials	Louise Dolan (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Singularities and Gauge Theory Phases	Mboyo Esole (Harvard University, Cambridge)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Sphere Partition Functions, the Zamolodchikov Metric and Surface Operators	Jaume Gomis (Perimeter Institute, Waterloo)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Monte Carlo approach to string/M-theory	Masanori Hanada (Kyoto University, Stanford University)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
String Theory of the Regge Intercept	Simeon Hellerman (IPMU, Kashiwa)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Entanglement, Causality, Holography	Veronika Hubeny (Durham University)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Mock Modular Mathieu Moonshine	Shamit Kachru (Stanford University)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Recent Progress on the Abelian Sector of F-theory	Denis Klevers (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
RR Charge and Gamma Class	Sungjay Lee (University of Chicago)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
The Exact Renormalization Group and Higher Spin Holography	Rob Leigh (University of Illinois, Champaign)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
Meromorphic functions and giant topology	Jeff Murugan (University of Cape Town)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details
State dependent operators and the information paradox	Suvrat Raju (ICTS, TIFR, Mumbai)	Strings 2014 at Princeton, USA.	View details

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Amplitudes and the Scattering Equations, Proofs and Polynomials

Singularities and Gauge Theory Phases

Sphere Partition Functions, the Zamolodchikov Metric and Surface Operators

Monte Carlo approach to string/M-theory

String Theory of the Regge Intercept

Entanglement, Causality, Holography

Mock Modular Mathieu Moonshine

Recent Progress on the Abelian Sector of F-theory

RR Charge and Gamma Class

The Exact Renormalization Group and Higher Spin Holography

Meromorphic functions and giant topology

State dependent operators and the information paradox

Amplitudes and the Scattering Equations, Proofs and Polynomials

Singularities and Gauge Theory Phases

Sphere Partition Functions, the Zamolodchikov Metric and Surface Operators

Monte Carlo approach to string/M-theory

String Theory of the Regge Intercept

Entanglement, Causality, Holography

Mock Modular Mathieu Moonshine

Recent Progress on the Abelian Sector of F-theory

RR Charge and Gamma Class

The Exact Renormalization Group and Higher Spin Holography

Meromorphic functions and giant topology

State dependent operators and the information paradox