Date: 11/11 (Monday) - 11/15 (Friday), 2019
Venue: Conference Room 6620, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
The discoveries at the LHC have proven to be not-so-encouraging for workers in supersymmetry. While phenomenological failures have little implications for non-perturbative aspects of supersymmetry, they have driven experts away into more non-supersymmetric topics. Nevertheless, just as there would be no Renaissance without the Dark Ages, or the Superstring revolutions without the 'bad times' that came before, this is also a time of opportunities. This workshop brings together independent and recalcitrant spirits that perseveres with the subject. Here at this workshop do not care about the latest fashion. There are no big shots to impress nor funding bodies to please (except your wonderful organizers). At this workshop you can discuss previous works that deserve more attention, ongoing work in an unexplored territory, or promising directions that will stand the test of time.
The title of the workshop is same as the famous speech by Freeman Dyson, which serves as our inspiration.Eoin O. Colgain (APCTP)
Junbao Wu (Tianjin)
Junya Yagi (Perimeter)
Hossein Yavartanoo (ITP)
Kentaroh Yoshida (Kyoto)
Time | Mon (11th) | Tue (12th) | Wed (13th) | Thu (14th) | Fri (15th) |
10-11am | Yoshida 1 | Yagi 1 | Yoshida 2 | Yagi 2 | |
3:30-4:30pm | Yavartanoo 1 | Colgain 1 | Colgain 2 | Wu 1 | Yavartanoo 2 |
6pm | Hotpot Dinner |
Yavartanoo 1: EVH black holes, take two
Yavartanoo 2: TBA
Yoshida 1: TTbar deformation and holography
Yoshida 2: Yang-Baxter deformation and generalized supergravity
Colgain 1: Making string theory great again
Colgain 2: Tri-vector deformation of d=11 supergravity
Yagi 1: Omega-deformation of B-twisted theories
Yagi 2: Chiral algebras from Omega-deformation
Wu 1: BPS Wilson loops in 3d super-Chern-Simons theories.
Gang Yang (ITP)
Peng Zhao (ITP)