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Danièle Steer (Paris)
Danièle Steer (Paris)
Cosmology and tests of General Relativity with gravitational waves: latest results from LIGO-Virgo, and outlook. In this talk I will explain how current, and also future, GW observations can help probe the standard cosmological model. In the first part I will focus on the determination of the Hubble Constant with LIGO-Virgo, providing the latest results,
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Hidetoshi Taya (Keio)
Hidetoshi Taya (Keio)
How time-dependent electric fields affect the Schwinger mechanism? The Schwinger mechanism, the vacuum pair production in the presence of strong electric fields, is one of the most remarkable predictions of strong-field QED. For a constant electric field, it was established by Schwinger in 1951 that the vacuum pair production is driven by quantum tunneling and
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Dimitrios Bachtis (Swansea)
Dimitrios Bachtis (Swansea)
Quantum field-theoretic machine learning The precise equivalence between discretized Euclidean field theories and Markov random fields, as established by the Hammersley-Clifford theorem, opens up the opportunity to investigate machine learning from the perspective of quantum field theory. In this talk I will discuss a variety of interconnected topics: Markov properties for quantum fields, the derivation