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International Conference on String Field Theory and Related Aspects VII

Asia/Shanghai
ChengDu, China

ChengDu, China

Description

The International Conference on String Field Theory and Related Aspects VII will be held during 11~15 May 2015 at the Center for Theoretical Physics, Sichuan University (CTP-SCU), Chengdu, China. The conference is devoted to the latest results in string field theory as well as in related fields, such as higher spin theory and double field theory. It is the seventh successive annual conference in the series initiated in 2008. The conference will be preceded by the satellite Introductory School on String Field Theory and Higher Spin Theory during 4~8 May, intended to provide introductory courses for graduate students and young researchers.

Time

  • 5/4 - 8: Introductory School on String Field Theory and Higher Spin Theory (preSFT2015)
  • 5/11 - 15: International Conference on String Field Theory and Related Aspects VII (SFT2015)

Venue

  • Lecture Hall 220 of Physics Building, Sichuan University (Wangjiang Campus) (preSFT2015)
  • Lecture Hall of Kehuayuan Hotel, Sichuan University (Wangjiang Campus) (SFT2015)

Host

Center for Theoretical Physics, College of Physical Science and Technology, Sichuan University.

International Coordinators

  • Lars BRINK (Chalmers U. Tech., Goethenburg, Sweden)
  • Marc HENNEAUX (ULB, Brussels, Belgium)
  • Hermann NICOLAI (AEI, Potsdam, Germany)
  • Ashoke SEN (HRI, Allahabad, India)

Local Organizing Committee

Tianjun LI, Xiao LIU, Bo NING, Dimitri POLYAKOV (Chair), Zheng SUN, Peng WANG, Haitang YANG.

Sponsors

  • Sichuan University
  • National Natural Science Foundation of China

Previous SFT Conferences

  • SFT2014 - SISSA, Trieste (Italy)
  • SFT2012 - IAS, Jerusalem (Israel)
  • SFT2011 - Inst. Physics ASCR, Prague (Czech Republic)
  • SFT2010 - YITP, Kyoto (Japan)
  • SFT2009 - Steklov Math. Inst., Moskow (Russia)
  • SFT2008 - ASC, Munich (Germany)

 

    • 09:00
      Registration
    • 09:30
      Opening and Welcome address
    • 1
      New Cosmological Background with Dynamical String Tension
      Speaker: Itzhak Bars (USC, Los Angeles, USA)
      Slides
    • 10:45
      Coffee Break
    • 2
      Symmetries and Feynman Rules for Ramond Sector in WZW-type Superstring Field Theory
      Speaker: Hiroshi Kunitomo (YITP, Kyoto U., Kyoto, Japan)
      Slides
    • 3
      Dimensional regularization of light-cone gauge superstring field theory and multiloop amplitudes
      Speaker: Nobuyuki Ishibashi (Tsukuba U., Tsukuba, Japan)
      Slides
    • 4
      Ramond equations of motion in superstring field theory
      Speaker: Theodore Erler (ASC, Munich U., Munich, Germany)
      Slides
    • 16:00
      Coffee Break
    • 5
      Multibrane Solutions and Chan-Paton Factors
      Speaker: Tomohiko Takahashi (Nara Women's U., Nara, Japan)
      Slides
    • 6
      Black Holes and Tachyon Condensation
      Speaker: Huiquan Li (Yunnan Observ.-CAS, Kunming, China)
      Slides
    • 7
      1PI effective string field theory
      Speaker: Ashoke Sen (HRI, Allahabad, India)
      Slides
    • 10:30
      Coffee Break
    • 8
      The $A_\infty$ structure from the Berkovits formulation of open superstring field theory
      Speaker: Yuji Okawa (Tokyo U., Tokyo, Japan)
      Slides
    • 9
      Defects in OSFT
      Speaker: Martin Schnabl (Inst. Phys. ASCR, Prague, Chech Republic)
      Slides
    • 10
      Tachyon vacuum on a separated brane/anti-brane system
      Speaker: Carlo Maccaferri (Turin U. and INFN, Turin, Italy)
      Slides
    • 16:00
      Coffee Break
    • 11
      Towards UV complete SFT based theory of gravity
      Speaker: Alexei Koshelev (VUB, Brussel, Belgium)
      Slides
    • 12
      L-infinity relations in WZW-like string field theory
      Speaker: Hiroaki Matsunaga (YITP, Kyoto U., Kyoto, Japan)
      Slides
    • 08:00
      FULL-DAY EXCURSION
    • 13
      Aspects of Abelian and Discrete Gauge Symmetries in F-Theory Compactifications
      Speaker: Mirjam Cvetic (UPenn, Philadelphia, USA)
      Slides
    • 10:30
      Coffee Break
    • 14
      What is string theory?
      Speaker: Soo-Jong Rey (SNU, Seoul, Korea)
    • 15
      Invariant Functionals in Higher-Spin Theory
      Speaker: Mikhail Vasiliev (LPI, Moscow, Russia)
      Slides
    • 16
      Partition function of free conformal higher spin theory
      Speaker: Xavier Bekaert (Tours U., Tours, France)
      Slides
    • 16:00
      Coffee Break
    • 17
      Mixed-symmetry multiplets and higher-spin curvatures
      Speaker: Dario Francia (SNS, Pisa, Italy)
      Slides
    • 18
      Generalized Higher Spin Algebras
      Speaker: Karapet Mkrtchyan (SNU, Seoul, Korea)
      Slides
    • 18:30
      BANQUET
    • 19
      Renyi entropy in AdS3/CFT2 correspondence
      Speaker: Bin Chen (Peking U., Beijing, China)
      Slides
    • 10:30
      Coffee Break
    • 20
      $\phi^3$ theory on the lattice
      Speaker: Michael Kroyter (Tel Aviv U., Tel Aviv, Israel)
      Slides
    • 21
      Asymptotic symmetries of higher-spin gauge theories: the metric approach
      Speaker: Andrea Campoleoni (ULB, Brussels, Belgium)
      Slides
    • 22
      Higher Spins and Matter Interactions in Dimension Three
      Speaker: Massimo Taronna (AEI, Potsdam, Germany)
      Slides
    • 16:00
      Coffee Break
    • 23
      Equivalence of the open/close string descriptions
      Speaker: Haitang Yang (Sichuan U., Chengdu, China)
      Slides
    • 24
      Exact Supersymmetric Renyi entropy of 3d and 4d SCFTs and its precise holographic dual
      Speaker: Yang Zhou (Tel Aviv U., Tel Aviv, Israel)
      Slides
    • 18:10
      Thanks and Concluding Remarks