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session 25/08 |
session 26/08 |
session 27/08 |
session 28/08 |
session 29/08 |
session 25/08 |
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Black holes in general relativity
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BPS states in AdS5 backgrounds
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What is the information paradox?
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Hawking evaporation of cosmogenic black holes in TeV-gravity models
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Hawking radiation, anomalies and W-infinity algebra
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R^4 terms and d=4 supergravity
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Hawking fluxes and covariant anomalies
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Systematic method for solving strings having a symmetry in the space-time
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Emergent noncommutative gravity
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session 26/08 |
Small, dark, and heavy: But is it a black hole?
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Chern-Simons black holes, branes and topological defects
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Black hole research in the Excellence Cluster Universe
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The stationarity problem of Hawking radiation
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Cohomogeneity-one black holes in five dimensions
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A double Myers-Perry black hole in five dimensions
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Hidden symmetries in 5D supergravities and black rings
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Cosmology with primordial black holes motivated from extra-dimensional theories
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Horizons in Robinson-Trautman spacetimes
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Quantum black holes. Black hole temperature without a black hole?
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session 27/08 |
Holography and anomalies
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Microstates, multi-center black holes, and the information paradox
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The fuzzball proposal for resolving the information paradox
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session 28/08 |
Are we seeing black holes?
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Should we expect black holes at the LHC?
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Penrose Limits, Singularities and DLCQ
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Initial condition model from imaginary part of action and the information loss problem
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Blackfolds
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Ergoregion instability rules out black hole doubles
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Primordial black hole formation
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Complex systems and quantum field theory
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session 29/08 |
Special geometry and non-holomorphic corrections to black hole partition functions
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Conformal anomaly and its applications to cosmology and black hole physics
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Microscopic entropy of black holes and AdS_2 quantum gravity
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Heterotic black holes
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Kerr black hole and black string intersecting M-brane
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Sub-leading contributions to the black hole entropy in the brick wall approach
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