• Keine Ergebnisse gefunden

Joint Seminar

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2021

Aktie "Joint Seminar"

Copied!
1
0
0

Wird geladen.... (Jetzt Volltext ansehen)

Volltext

(1)

Joint Seminar

Workgroup of Prof. Felix Finster / Uni Regensburg

Workgroup Mathematical Foundations of Physics / LMU München Wednesday 06.07.2016

14:00-14:50 Room B047,

Christian Hainzl (Uni Tübingen)

No Photon QED in the Hartree-Fock Approximation

Abstract: I will review several works in collaboration with Gravejat, Lewin, Sere, Solovej where we try to establish a well defined Hamiltonian formalism for relativistic Fermions.

15:00-15:50 Room B047,

Felix Hänle (LMU München)

Resonances as Poles of the Scattering Matrix in Non-Relativistic QED

Abstract: I will give an introduction to one of our current projects, namely the identification of the poles of the scattering matrix with the resonances in non-relativistic QED. Thereby, we want to give a explanation of the connection between the experiment and the mathematical theory of resonances. The preliminaries and the objectives will be stated in the Spin-Boson model, being the simplest model of non- relativistic QED which still allows a physical interpretation.

16:30-17:20 Room B004,

Simone Murro (Uni Regensburg)

On Quasi-Free State for CAR Algebra and the Fermionic Signature Operator Abstract: The algebraic approach to QFT is based on two steps: the assignment of a physical system a *-algebra and the construction of a state. In 1971 a full characterisation of quasi-free states was given by Araki. Taking advantage of his results, we present a functional analytic construction of quasi-free states for quantum Dirac fields and we investigate as concrete example the Rindler spacetime. In the last part of the talk, we propose a modification of this construction, in order to include more general framework.

Referenzen

ÄHNLICHE DOKUMENTE

In the second-best case with a low corporate tax rate τ 1 = 0.1 the more productive agent 1 is sent to the low-tax country more frequently than in the first-best case, as can

We describe a system for online map matching in the backend that implements a state of the art algorithm based on a Hidden Markov Model.. This system uses only open source software

(a) Polar amplification factor f pa , the ratio between Northern Hemisphere (NH) land temperature change ∆ T NH and global temperature change ∆ T g , as function of time based on

4 For reasons of comparison, we also include the ranks resulting from the Tournament Method in 2015, a ranking based on the average SNIP for the years 1999 to 2015 and the ranking

It becomes clear that for a sufficiently wide class of inverse problems, a control law for the model can be chosen in such a way that a control realization approximates

Hereafter, we describe the following lattice-based signature schemes: the signature scheme (LYU12) by Lyubashevsky [16], the signature scheme (BLISS) by Ducas, Durmus, Lepoint

[r]

Together, these two conditions – the advance of technology due to international anarchy and the Hegelian struggle towards symmetrical recognition – make a world state