Quantum simulation with ultracold atoms – from Hubbard models to gauge theories
This Colloquium is IN-PERSON only.
Coffee and Cookies will be available at 3:45 in DUAN G1B31
This Colloquium is IN-PERSON only.
Coffee and Cookies will be available at 3:45 in DUAN G1B31
Abstract: In this colloquium, Professor Julie Posselt will share findings from her research about trajectories toward diversity, equity, and inclusion among organizations in the physical sciences. Drawing from insights first proposed by quantum theorists, she will present organizational equity efforts from the standpoint of complex systems, and offer practical insights for those who working to improve representation and culture.
YouTube URL: https://youtu.be/ETItVUgFy78
Please note special time and online only.
Abstract: The black hole information paradox — whether information escapes an evaporating black hole or not — remains one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of theoretical physics. The apparent conflict between validity of semiclassical gravity at low energies and unitarity of quantum mechanics has long been expected to find its resolution in the deep quantum gravity regime.
Colloquia are Wednesdays at 4:40 p.m. unless otherwise noted and will be in person at DUAN G1B20, as well as online via Zoom and Youtube. If you are not a student/faculty member in physics, pre-register with Veronica Lingo (veronica.lingo@colorado.edu) to attend a lecture.
Masks are required for all colloquium attendees, regardless of vaccination status.
Colloquia are Wednesdays at 4:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted and will be in person at DUAN G1B20, as well as online via zoom and Youtube. If you are not a student/faculty member in physics, pre-register with Veronica Lingo (veronica.lingo@colorado.edu) to attend a lecture.
Masks are required for all colloquium attendees, regardless of vaccination status.
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