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。

共 601 条结果

  1. Spontaneous breaking of diffeomorphism invariance in conformally reduced quantum gravity

    Gabriele Giacometti · Alfio Maurizio Bonanno · Dario Zappalà · Salvatore Plumari

    We study the spontaneous breaking of diffeomorphism invariance using the proper-time non-perturbative flow equation in quantum gravity. In particular, we analyze the structure of the UV critical manifold of conformally reduced Einstein-Hilbert theory and study

    QG5报告Sala 4

  2. Square root gauge theory and its applications

    Eduardo Guendelman

    We study the effects that a √ −FµνFµν in the action can have and we find, 1. Combined with a Maxwell term −FµνFµν it gives a confining behavior. 2. adding a ¨mass term¨AµAµ , a source genrates a Coulomb component with asymptotic strength independent of the cha

    TF1报告ICRANet Seminar Room

  3. Star Formation in the Inner Parsecs of the Galactic Center

    Nadeen Sabha

    Our Galactic Center (GC) is the closest and most accessible galactic nucleus, which provides us with the unique opportunity to conduct resolved star formation studies in extreme environments. Despite the need for very high gas densities to overcome the tidal f

    HP2报告Sala 6

  4. Status and future prospects of MeV astronomy

    Observation of cosmic gamma-rays in the MeV range have long been considered both promising and challenging. The challenges directly result from the physics of the photon-matter interaction at these energies, being dominated by incoherent Compton scattering, fo

    HE2报告Sala 4

  5. Status of Electromagnetic Accelerating Universe

    Hernando Quevedo

    To describe the dark side of the Universe, we adopt a novel approach where dark energy is explained as an electrically charged majority of dark matter. Dark energy, as such, does not exist. The Friedmann equation at the present time coincides with that in a co

    AT2报告ICRANet Seminar Room

  6. Stellar streams embedded in a fermionic dark matter halo

    Santiago Collazo · Carlos Raúl Argüelles · Martín Mestre

    For the first time in the literature, a dark matter (DM) halo model based on first physical principles such as (quantum) statistical mechanics and thermodynamics is used to try to reproduce 6D phasespace observations in stellar streams. We model both DM haloes

    DM3报告Sala 9

  7. Stochastic and secular anomalies in measurements of pulsar braking indices

    Andrés Vargas · Andrew Melatos

    Stochastic (i.e. the achromatic component of timing noise unrelated to interstellar propagation) and secular variations in the spin frequency ν of a rotation-powered pulsar complicate the interpretation of the measured second derivative of the spin frequency ν

    HE1报告Sala 3

  8. Strange quark matter as dark matter

    Alessandro Drago · Claudia Ratti · Francesco Di Clemente · Marco Casolino · Massimilano Lattanzi

    Forty years ago, Witten suggested that dark matter could be composed of macroscopic clusters of strange quark matter. This idea was very popular for several years, but it dropped out of fashion once lattice QCD calculations indicated that the confinement/decon

    CO3报告Sala 2

  9. Strange stars and strange quark planets

    Yong-Feng Huang

    Strange-quark matter (SQM) may be the true ground state of hadronic matter. In this case,the observed pulsars may actually be strange stars, but not neutron stars. According to the SQM hypothesis, the existence of a hydrostatically stable sequence of SQM stars

    CO3报告Sala 2

  10. Strengthening leverage of Astroinformatics in inter-disciplinary Science

    Massimo Brescia

    Most domains of science are experiencing a paradigm shift due to the advent of a new generation of instruments and detectors which produce data and data streams at an unprecedented rate. The scientific exploitation of these data, namely Data Driven Discovery,

    AI1报告Sala 4

  11. Strong gravitational lensing at the radio wavelengths

    Cristiana Spingola

    Current small scale cosmological controversies are coming down to the precision level of observations. The key point is whether a better understanding of baryonic physics, dark matter physics, or both is required to address these challenges. In this talk, I wi

    DM6报告Sala 1

  12. Strong interactions and Bekenstein–Hawking black hole entropy

    Hristu Culetu

    All particles created through the Hawking process have to be generated in the collapsing object. The black hole internal states should be related to the precollapsed state (a one-to-one correspondence between the internal state and precollapse configuration).

    BH2报告Sala 2

  13. Structure formation in shift-symmetric Galileon models

    Francesco Pace

    In this talk I will present the evolution of perturbations in a sub-class of Horndeski models characterised by shift symmetry, considering a very general parametrisation of the background. I will show how the free background parameters affect the evolution of

    AT2报告Sala 9

  14. Studies on multi-messenger astrophysics with the GW-Universe Toolbox

    Shu-Xu Yi

    The GW-Universe Toolbox is a software package designed to simulate observations of various types of gravitational wave (GW) source populations using a wide range of GW detectors, including ground-based and space-based laser interferometers, as well as pulsar t

    MA1报告Sala 9

  15. Study of Spectral State Transitions in Black Hole Binaries

    Soumen Mondal

    The aim of our work is to study the origin of the spectral transitions of transient black hole binaries. In this work, we find signatures of spectral state transition (hard to soft state) while studying the radiative shock for the accretion flow. The gradient

    AC1报告Sala 2

  16. Summary of the AMS results and their interpretation

    Manuela Vecchi · Mercedes Paniccia

    In this talk, I will summarize the results presented during the Parallel session focused on the AMS- 02 experiment on the International Space Station, together with their interpretation. In particular, I will discuss the latest flux measurements. The precision

    CR1报告Sala 5

  17. Super-Chandrasekhar white dwarfs

    Banibrata Mukhopadhyay

    Over more than a decade, along with my group members I have been exploring the possible violation of Chandrasekhar mass-limit significantly and possible new mass-limit(s). They are indirectly supported by some observations of peculiar type Ia supernovae. The p

    CO2报告Sala 1

  18. Superfluid dark stars

    Fabrizio Nesti · Lorenzo Cipriani · Massimo Mannarelli · Silvia Trabucco

    We present a superfluid dark star model consisting of relativistic dark bosons with two-body selfinteraction. The obtained masses, radii, and tidal deformability depend in a simple way on the boson mass and interaction strength. We report first results on bina

    CO3报告Sala 2

  19. Supernova gravitational waves and protoneutron star asteroseismology

    Hajime Sotani

    Supernova gravitational waves are the next candidates to those from the compact binary mergers. The gravitational waves generally depend on the supernova models, such as the progenitor mass and equation of state (EOS) for a higher-density region. So, even if o

    GW6报告Sala 1