学术报告

本次会议共收录 601 篇报告,分布于 60 个分会。可按标题、作者或正文关键词检索。

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  1. Quasi-Periodicities and Jet Precession in AGN Perturbed by Black Hole Companions

    Sean Ressler · Bart Ripperda · Huan Yang · Luciano Combi · Xinyu Li

    Detecting and interpreting electromagnetic counterparts to binary black hole mergers will require a detailed understanding of the complex plasma dynamics governing the surrounding accretion flow, particularly for binaries including at least one supermassive bl

    MA3报告Sala 3

  2. Quasinormal modes of rapidly rotating black holes

    Fech Scen Khoo

    We present the spectrum of quasinormal modes of rapidly rotating black holes. We apply a spectral decomposition on the perturbations of the metric and other dynamical fields. We compare our results with the modes computed using other methods, study the accurac

    BH2报告Sala 3

  3. Rainbow Black hole from quantum gravitational collapse

    Yaser Tavakoli · Ali Parvizi · Jerzy Lewandowski · Tomasz Pawlowski

    I will present the quantum evolution of scalar field modes on a quantum spacetime of a collapsing, homogeneous dust ball. Without field backreaction, quantum gravity resolves classical singularities, causing a bounce on the collapse background. Including backr

    QG1报告Sala 8

  4. Raychaudhuri equation invariance in the presence of inflationtype fields

    GOUTAM MANNA · Debashis Gangopadhyay · Arijit Panda

    We demonstrate that the Raychaudhuri equation remains unchanged for certain solutions of scalar fields ϕ that have a non-canonical Lagrangian of the form L(X, ϕ) = −V (ϕ)F(X), with X = 1 2 gµν∇µ ϕ∇ν ϕ and V (ϕ) represents the potential. There are several solut

    EU1报告Sala 5

  5. Recent advances in quantum field theory in curved spacetime

    Sebastián Franchino-Viñas · Markus B. Fröb

    We review some recent advances in connection with the energy-momentum tensor and the semiclassical Einstein equations, symmetries and anomalies, effective actions, the renormalization group and other questions in the context of quantum field theory in curved s

    QG5报告Sala 7

  6. Recent results from IceCube

    Christoph Raab

    IceCube is a cubic kilometer neutrino observatory at the geographic South Pole whose sensitivity from PeV down to GeV, or MeV using a special DAQ, has spawned a diverse scientific program. It discovered and continues to characterize the astrophysical neutrino

    PLENARY全体报告Sala Auditorium (Plenary)

  7. Reconstructing Dark Energy

    Arman Shafieloo

    Reconstructing the expansion history of the universe and properties of dark energy have been among the main goals of physical cosmology. I will discuss about reconstructing dark energy in light of most recent cosmological observations including DESI-2024 BAO o

    CM2报告Sala 7

  8. Regular black holes and their relationship to polymerized models and mimetic gravity

    Hongguang Liu · Kristina Giesel · Parampreet Singh · Stefan Weigl

    In this talk we present the analysis of the embedding of a large class of generalized LTB models in effective spherically symmetric spacetimes. We introduce a reconstruction algorithm that allows, for a large class of models, to construct from a given metric i

    QG1报告Sala 8

  9. Regular multi-horizon Lee-Wick black holes

    Nicolò Burzillà · Breno Loureiro Giacchini · Leonardo Modesto · Tibério de Paula Netto

    We present a detailed analysis of the static spherically symmetric solutions of a sixth-derivative gravity model with complex conjugate poles ( Lee-Wick gravity ) in the effective delta source approximation. The solutions exhibit an interesting structure that

    BH2报告Sala 3

  10. Relational dynamics in group field theory with the Page-Wootters formalism

    Andrea Calcinari · Steffen Gielen

    A common criticism to deparametrised quantum gravity formalisms, where a time variable is selected before quantisation, is that covariance seems to be lost. In this talk, I will resolve this concern for the group field theory (GFT) approach to quantum gravity

    QG1报告Sala 8

  11. Relativistic particles from the Sun

    Costantino Sigismondi · Paolo Ochner · Maria Dal Pian

    Lyceum Brocchi, Bassano del Grappa, Italy The particles ejected from the Sun during some particularly powerful eruptions (X-ray flare class X) reach the Earth in twenty minutes, immediately after the photons that carry the image and information of the event. T

    HR2报告Sala 8

  12. Relic Neutrino Background from Cosmic Ray Reservoirs

    Alessandro Granelli · Andrea Giovanni De Marchi · Filippo Sala · Jacopo Nava

    The existence of a relic neutrino backgorund (RνB) is a major prediction of the standard cosmological model, but its detection is one of the hardest tasks in neutrino physics. The main challenge arises because of its extremely low energy, as a consequence of i

    NU2报告Sala 2

  13. Repeating Transients from Centers of Galaxies as Extreme Mass Ratio Binaries

    Pasham Dheeraj

    Extreme Mass Ratio binaries are systems containing a massive black hole (>10,000 Msolar) and a closely orbiting smaller object (0.1-1000 Msolar). If the companion is also a compact object they can produce gravitational waves potentially detectable with the spa

    PLENARY全体报告Sala Auditorium (Plenary)

  14. Repulsive gravity in regular black holes

    Orlando Luongo

    We evaluate the effects of repulsive gravity using first order geometric invariants for regular black holes. We compare the repulsive regions with the predictions got from singular solutions. Notable characteristics and pathologies of regular black holes are t

    AT2报告ICRANet Seminar Room

  15. Revealing the spectro-polarimetric insights of black hole X-ray binaries with IXPE and Prospects of XPoSat

    Seshadri Majumder · Ankur Kushwaha · Swapnil Singh · Kiran Jayasurya · Santabrata Das · Anuj Nandi

    We present the results of a comprehensive spectro-polarimetric analysis of nine black hole X-ray binaries namely Cyg X−1, 4U 1630−47, 4U 1957+115, Cyg X−3, LMC X−1, LMC X−3, Swift J1727.8−1613, Swift J151857.0−572147 and GX 339−4 using quasi-simultaneous IXPE,

    AC1报告Sala 1

  16. Revisiting compaction functions for primordial black hole formation

    Tomohiro Harada · Chul-Moon Yoo · Yasutaka Koga

    Shibata and Sasaki [Phys. Rev. D 60, 084002 (1999)] introduced the so-called compaction function. Since then, it has been empirically established that the maximum value of this function (or its volumeaveraged counterpart) in the long-wavelength solutions gives

    EU1报告Sala 5

  17. Revisiting light propagation over quantum Universe

    Tomasz Pawłowski · Aliasghar Parvizi

    One of principal aspects in which the effects of quantum gravity are hoped to manifest itself through possible modification to a dispersion relation of electromagnetic (e-m) waves. By combining (i) the symmetry reduced approaches to spacetime quantization, inc

    QG1报告Sala 7

  18. Robust neutrino mass weighing with high redshift mass maps

    Frank Qu

    CMB lensing provides a powerful way to measure the mass of the neutrinos. Traditional analyses of CMB lensing can suffer from biases in neutrino mass constraints if the wrong dark energy model or parametrization is assumed. In this talk, I will present a metho

    NU2报告Sala 2

  19. Ruling Out New Physics at Low Redshift as a solution to the H0 Tension

    Ryan Keeley

    What has everyone so excited about the H0 tension is the potential for discovering new physics, such as the physics of dark energy. In particular, the question of new physics explanations for this tension are often divided into whether the new physics plays a

    DE2报告Sala 6

  20. S-stars & G-stars orbiting a fermionic dark matter core

    Carlos Raúl Argüelles · Eduar Becerra-Vergara · Jorge Armando Rueda Hernandez · Martín Mestre · Remo Ruffini · Valentina Crespi

    The observations of the so-called S-stars together with the dust-enshrouded objects, the G-stars, can help to further corroborate Einstein’s General Relativity theory and to better constrain the nature of the supermassive black hole (SMBH) candidate, SgrA. In

    HP2报告Sala 5

  21. SRG/eROSITA catalogue of X-ray active SDSS dwarf galaxies

    Sergei Bykov · Marat Gilfanov · Rashid Sunyaev

    for Advanced Study, Princeton We present a sample of 99 dwarf galaxies (stellar mass < 10^9.5 M ) with X-ray activity in their central regions. The sample was obtained from a match of the SRG/eROSITA X-ray catalogue in the eastern galactic hemisphere with the

    HE1报告Sala 2