
Explore 't Hooft anomalies in quantum field theory and their connection to fermionic topological phases, focusing on the Abelian group structure in lower dimensions.

Explore a unified mathematical theory of defect condensations in topological orders across all dimensions, based on higher categories, algebras, and representations.

Explore the construction of collapsing spacetimes in vacuum, featuring black hole regions and Cauchy hypersurfaces, without symmetries.

Explore measurement-induced criticality in quantum systems, examining non-local impacts of quantum collapse and novel collective effects. Learn about experimental challenges and innovative diagnostic approaches.

Explore supercharge cohomology in holographic CFTs, classifying into monotone and fortuitous types, and examine their connections to smooth geometries and black holes in N=4 super-Yang-Mills theory.

Explore recent developments in 4d F-theory geometric landscape, including massive spectrum and new base ensemble measures.

Explore partial entanglement entropy geometrization in AdS/CFT, examining PEE threads, network formation, and bulk geometry reconstruction using novel approaches.

Explore alterfold theory for TQFT and topological orders across dimensions. Discover unified framework for representing concepts and generalizing results in intuitive ways.

Explore quantum gravity duals of CFTs through conformal bootstrap, topological symmetries, and tensor networks. Discover how 2D Liouville theory illustrates building quantum gravitational path integrals using BCFT correlations.

Explore smooth steady transonic flows in compressible Euler equations, focusing on mixed types, degeneracy, and challenges in proving existence for flows with rotations and non-zero vorticities.

Explore the Zamolodchikov tetrahedron equation, its role in 3D field theories, and its connection to supersymmetric gauge theory and quantum field theory duality.

Explore equivariant K-theory's role in realizing affine i-quantum groups, focusing on type C generalizations and constructing simple/standard modules.

Explore asymptotic symmetries in string theory, examining AdS3 with NS-NS flux, flat spacetime, and TsT/TTbar correspondence to understand holographic dualities.

Explore the 'problem of time' in quantum gravity and critically examine the thermal time hypothesis as a potential solution, delving into concepts of equilibrium and statistical states in timeless contexts.

Explore the relationship between first-class constraints and gauge transformations in constrained Hamiltonian formalism through a geometric lens, addressing critiques and implications for foundational issues.

Explore quantum tunneling time's conceptual challenges, interpretational debates, and connections to foundational issues in quantum mechanics.

Explore the Everett interpretation of quantum mechanics, focusing on probability as objective chances of centered propositions. Gain insights into fundamental physical theories.

Explore the simplicity of physical laws, their epistemic significance, and implications for Humean and non-Humean perspectives in this philosophical seminar on fundamental physics.

Explore intrinsic quantum mechanics, focusing on characterizing physical quantities' intrinsic structure and extending classical physics concepts to quantum realm. Gain insights into complex scalar quantities and intrinsic product spaces.

Explore a novel correspondence between stochastic processes and quantum theory, offering new insights into quantum mechanics and potential applications for quantum computing.

Explore the distinction between two approaches to thermodynamics: the Maxwellian view as a resource theory and the Planckian view as a theory of macroscopic matter properties. Examine their implications for statistical mechanics.