Solvay
October 19-21, 2006
Brussels, Belgium
published August 08, 2007
Brussels, Belgium
published August 08, 2007
The International Solvay Institutes for Physics and Chemistry, founded by Ernest Solvay, are an independent non-profit institution whose mission is to support first class fundamental research at the international level in physics, chemistry and related areas. Besides the renowned Solvay conferences, the Institutes have launched in 2004 a workshop program on topical questions at the frontiers of science.
The workshop "Bethe Ansatz: 75 Years Later" took place on October 19-21 2006 in Brussels, Belgium. It was devoted to different topics and developments in the field that grew out of the famous paper by Hans Bethe of 1931. Most represented were technical problems in the counting the solutions of Bethe equations for the XYZ model, approaches to the construction of correlation functions, and modern application to the AdS/CFT duality. In particular, very strong indications of the exact solvability of the N=4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory were provided.
Editorial Board
Ludwig Faddeev, Marc Henneaux, Rinat Kashaev, Franklin Lambert, Alexander Volkov (chairman)
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Hans Bethe on the occasion of his 100th bitrhday
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Functional relations in the eight - vertex model
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The S-Matrix of AdS/CFT and Yangian Symmetry
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An Elliptic Current Operator for the Eight Vertex Model
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Yang-Baxter Equation and Quantum Information
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Classical Limit of the Bethe Ansatz for Stringy Sigma Models
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XXX Spin Chain: from Bethe Solution to Open Problems
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Transcendentality Property of N=4 Supersymmetric Gauge Theories
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Correlation Functions of Heisenberg Spin Chains : the Algebraic Bethe Ansatz Approach
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The 6-Vertex Model with Fixed Boundary Conditions
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Enlarged Symmetries of Spin Chains and Loop Models
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Q-oscillator and correlation functions for XXZ model
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Integrable Boundary Interactions
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Bethe Ansatz in Stringy Sigma-Models
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