Tricontinental Quantum Fundamentals Seminar

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Audience: Advanced learners
Seminar series times: Tuesday 08:00-09:00, 23:00-00:00, Thursday 13:00-14:00
Organizers: Evan Gale*, Nicholas Funai, Germain Tobar*
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The Tricontinental Quantum Fundamentals Seminar (3C-QFS) series is a fortnightly meeting online, which aims to connect researchers from Australia, Europe and America. Our goal is to facilitate discussion between the three continents and bring together those working on foundational topics in relativistic quantum physics, covering but not limited to:

For 3C-QFS, we wish to foster an inclusive community and promote open discussion, encouraging a casual atmosphere in the sharing of opinions during the seminars.

The seminars will be held online via zoom, consisting of a 40-60 minute talk followed by additional time for further questions and discussion. We will meet every two weeks, rotating among three times that have been chosen to connect research communities between two of the three continents.

For those unable to join the seminars live, talks will be recorded and hosted on the 3C-QFS YouTube channel.

The seminar series is primarily for students and academics active in the foundations of physics. To sign up for the mailing list and join the seminars live, please complete the registration form on the 3C-QFS website.

Upcoming talks
Past talks
Your timeSpeakerTitle
ThuNov 1415:00Thiago GuerreiroNonclassical gravitational waves and the quantum nature of gravity
TueOct 2908:00Marta Maria MarcheseCoherently Averaged Optmechanical Sensing
ThuOct 1713:00Kasia RejznerPerturbative algebraic quantum field theory
TueOct 0107:00Guilherme FranzmannAre quantum subsystems invariant?
ThuSep 1913:00Chris MitschSome Lessons from Haag's Theorem
TueAug 2007:00Fil SimovicUnderstanding emergent geometry through symmetry breaking
TueJul 3007:00Daniel TernoSpin, localisation and uncertainty relations
TueJul 0907:00Julian De VuystGravitational entropy is observer-dependent
TueJun 2523:00Ioannis SoranidisKinematic, energetic, and thermodynamic properties of regular black holes
TueJun 1107:00Anne-Catherine de la HametteIdentification is pointless: Localisation of systems and events in superpositions of spacetimes
ThuMay 1613:00Erickson TjoaThe Unruh-DeWitt model and its joint interacting Hilbert space
TueApr 3008:00Aristotelis PanagiotopoulosIncompleteness Theorems for Observables in General Relativity
TueApr 0208:00Robert B. MannThe Holographic Chemistry of Black Holes
TueMar 1908:00Flaminia GiacominiQuantum effects in gravity beyond the Newton potential from a delocalised quantum source
TueMar 0508:00Navdeep AryaUnruh effect inside a cylindrical cavity
TueDec 0507:00Šimon VedlWavelets and Quantum Field Theory
TueNov 2107:00Robert H. JonssonGaussian states, partner modes and an entanglement duality
TueNov 0707:00Nicholas FunaiCovariant bandlimits and entanglement harvesting
TueJun 2007:00Magdalena ZychRelativity of quantum superpositions in the context of superpositions of gravitational sources
TueMay 3007:00Carolyn WoodJournal club on 'Harvesting quantum coherence from axion dark matter'
TueMay 1607:00Dominic G. LewisBandlimitation, wavelets, and scaled QFT
TueMay 0207:00Nicolas C. MenicucciTachyonic media in sonic relativity
TueApr 1807:00Joshua FooTelefilters, telemirrors, and causality
TueMar 0707:00Evan GaleRelativistic Unruh-DeWitt detectors with quantized center of mass
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