Gravitational-wave signals from binary neutron star coalescences carry information about the star's equation of state in their tidal signatures. A major issue in the inference of the tidal parameters (or directly of the equation of state) is the systematic error introduced by waveform approximants. In this talk I will discuss their impact on the loud, high signal to noise ratio events
that...

11. Black hole physics

Vitor Cardoso (Lisbon)

22/09/2020, 14:00

12. Lecture Q&A

22/09/2020, 15:30

13. Loop Quantum Gravity: Basics and Recent Advances

Abhay Ashtekar (Penn State)

22/09/2020, 16:00

14. Lecture Q&A

22/09/2020, 17:30

15. Quantum Information Theory

Mark Wilde (Baton Rouge)

22/09/2020, 18:15

16. Lecture Q&A

22/09/2020, 19:45

17. A twisted approach to supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory on the lattice

Marc Steinhauser (Jena)

23/09/2020, 12:00

18. Towards a manifestly supersymmetric formulation of loop quantum supergravity

Konstantin Eder (Erlangen)

23/09/2020, 12:30

We study the idea to quantize supergravity in the framework of loop quantum gravity in a way such that the resulting theory still reflects, at least partially, the underlying supersymmetry. Therefore, following the approach of D'Aurea and Fre, we consider supergravity as super Cartan geometry and derive a super analog of Ashtekar's connection. This sets the stage for a quantisation of the...

19. Curvature Bound from Gravitational Catalysis in a thermal background

Abdol Sabor Salek (Jena)

23/09/2020, 13:00

20. Applications of asymptotic safety

Astrid Eichhorn (Odense)

23/09/2020, 14:00

21. Lecture Q&A

23/09/2020, 15:30

22. Big Bang, Black Holes and Gravitational Waves: Examples of Paradigm Shifts in Fundamental Science

Abhay Ashtekar (Penn State)

23/09/2020, 16:15

23. Lecture Q&A