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 | Sep 26 2023 - De 12:15 hasta 14:00 | Pietro Butti | Gauge theories with dyamical adjoint fermions at large-N | This thesis explores the study of Yang-Mills theories with matter in the adjoint representation, focusing on the limit of large number of colors (large-Nc |
 | Sep 26 2023 - De 11:00 hasta 13:00 | Sergio Morales Tejera | Real-time Holography: Anomalous Transport and Non-Hermitian systems | In this thesis we investigate the real-time evolution of strongly coupled systems using holographic techniques. |
 | Sep 8 2023 - De 11:00 hasta 13:00 | Alejandra Aguirre Santaella | N-body cosmological simulations and gamma rays as tools to reveal the properties of dark matter halo substructure | Strong gravitational evidence at galactic, extragalactic and cosmological scales exists to believe that most of the matter in our Universe, i.e. |
 | Sep 4 2023 - De 11:00 hasta 14:00 | Jorge Dasilva Golan | Topology and Volume Dependence in SU(N) Yang Mills Theories | In this dissertation we explore the interplay between volume and colour degrees offreedom in SU(N) Yang-Mills theories in various contexts. |
 | Jun 29 2023 - De 11:00 hasta 13:00 | Víctor Boscá | Gravitational lensing in a clumpy universe | In the last century, cosmology has unveiled one of the greatest mysteries of fundamental physics. |
 | Jun 8 2023 - De 11:15 hasta 13:00 | Mattia Cesàro | ‘Exceptional Kaluza-Klein spectroscopy in supergravity' | The dissertation is focused on the Kaluza-Klein (KK) spectroscopy of AdS4 solutions in maximal supergravity. |
 | Abr 25 2023 - De 15:00 hasta 16:00 | Manuel Campos Yuste | Tensor Renormalization Group in Bosonic Field Theory | Tensor Network techniques are one of the most successful tools in the study of many-body physics. |
 | Nov 25 2022 - De 11:00 hasta 13:30 | Judit Pérez Romero | The hunt for dark matter in gamma-rays with Fermi-LAT and CTA: modelling, predictions and analysis in a variety of astrophysical objects | Gravitational evidences at different cosmological scales hint towards the existence of a dark component of the Universe, which amounts up to the 85% of its matter density. |
 | Nov 21 2022 - De 10:30 hasta 12:30 | Diego García-Martín | Quantum Algorithms for Condensed-Matter Physics, Number Theory and Quantum Machine Learning | Quantum computing is a novel paradigm that seeks to harness quantum mechanical effects like superposition, entanglement and interference to outperform classical computers based upon bits (i.e zer |
 | Oct 27 2022 - De 11:00 hasta 13:00 | Julián Rey | Primordial black holes from inflation and their gravitational wave signals | We consider the possibility that the majority of dark matter in the Universe consists of black holes of primordial origin, and study the prospects of generating them in single-field models of infla |
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