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Local Organizing Committee:

Andras Kovacs (Chair)
BroadBit Energy Technologies, Espoo, Finland

 

International Organizing Committee:

Gonzalo Ares de Parga
Instituto Politécnico Nacional

Tepper L. Gill
Howard University, USA

Lawrence P. Horwitz
Bar Ilan University, Israel
Tel-Aviv University, Israel

Martin C. Land
Hadassah College, Jerusalem

James O'Brien
Springfield College, USA

 


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The 14th Biennial Conference on Classical and Quantum Relativistic Dynamics of Particles and Fields

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3 - 6 June 2024  ♦  Aalto University

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The International Association for Relativistic Dynamics (IARD) hosted its 14th biennial meeting at Aalto University.

Conference sessions took place on the Aalto campus and included an excursion to Suomenlinna, a world heritage site, and a conference banquet.

IARD 2024 marks the association's 26th year of activity since its founding at the 1998 meeting.

Thirteen previous meetings were held in Houston, Texas, Bar Ilan University in Tel Aviv, Israel, Howard University in Washington DC, Saas Fee, Switzerland, the University of Connecticut in Storrs, CT, Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Greece, and Hualien, Taiwan, Galileo Galilei Institute for Theoretical Physics (GGI) in Florence, Italy, again at UConn, in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. IARD 2020 was a significant success as an early virtual (online only) conference. IARD 2022 took place in Prague at Czech Technical University.

The Proceedings of IARD 2022 appear at https://iopscience.iop.org/issue/1742-6596/2482/1.

The goal of these meetings is to bring together researchers from diverse fields whose interests involve relativistic dynamics, both classical and quantum. The conference program aims to present recent developments in the abstract theoretical aspects of general approaches in quantum field theory, conformal field theories and string theories, manifestly covariant approaches to classical mechanics, quantum theory, and statistical mechanics, general relativity, classical and quantum gravity, and explore application in such areas as high energy electron spectroscopy, quark-gluon plasma generation in heavy ion collisions, general high energy scattering and particle decay, cosmology, gravitational waves, and relativistic quantum information.

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Conference Program

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Monday
3.6
8:00 Conference Registration
8:30 Andras Kovacs, Conference Chair
Opening and Welcome
8:35 James O'Brien, Springfield College
The Milky Way as a test for gravity theories
9:20 Tepper Gill, Howard University
Mathematical Equivalence is not Physical Equivalence
10:05Coffee
10:30 Ashley Asa, Western Kentucky University
The Dirac Equation in Cantorian Hyperspace
11:15 Gonzalo Ares de Parga, Instituto Politécnico Nacional
Relativistic Transformations of Thermodynamics, Relativistic Statistical Mechanics and Einstein's Dual Theory
Presentation
12:00Lunch
13:30 Bruce Mainland, Ohio State University
Calculating electromagnetic properties of the vacuum using electrodynamics to describe the interaction of photons with vacuum fluctuations
Presentation
14:15 Theophilos Maltezopoulos, European X-ray Free Electron Laser facility
Proposals for laser experiments on vacuum fluctuations
Presentation
15:00Coffee
15:30 Ophelliam Loiselet
Quantum mechanics in real space using Slater-Condon rules
Presentation
Tuesday
4.6
8:30 Jussi Lindgren, Aalto University
Lorentz force law as a geodesic equation and electric charge as divergence of the electromagnetic four-potential
9:15 Andras Kovacs, BroadBit Energy Technologies
The nuclear electron’s mass and Heisenberg uncertainty
Presentation
10:00Coffee
10:30 John Ashmead, University of Pennsylvania
Time dispersion in bound states
Presentation
11:15 Mayeul Arminjon, CNRS, Grenoble-Alpes University
Progress in evaluating a possible electromagnetic interaction energy in a gravitational field
Presentation
12:00Lunch
13:30 Paul O'Hara, Istituto Universitario Sophia
Lagrange’s and Hamilton’s equations from Hamilton’s characteristic function
14:15 Asher Yahalom, Ariel University
The Relativistic Virial Theorem
Presentation
15:00Coffee
15:15 John Fanchi, Texas Christian University
Are Tachyons Responsible for Cosmic Inflation?
15:50 Matthew Trump, IARD Secretary
To be announced
Wednesday
5.6
8:30 Bei-Lok Hu, University of Maryland
Fluctuations of Quantum Fields and Thermodynamics of Spacetime
Presentation
9:15 Silvia Pla Garcia, King's College London
Instantons in finite volume, quantum tunnelling and cosmic bounce
Presentation
10:00Coffee
10:15 Antonio Ferreiro de Aguiar, Utrecht University
Quantum fields in cosmological spacetime and the early Universe
Presentation
11:00 Shih-Yuin Lin, National Changhua University of Education
Unruh effect on relativistic single-electron wavepacket in quantum electromagnetic fields
Presentation
11:45 Grigory Volovik, Aalto University
Gravity through the prism of condensed matter physics
12:30Lunch + Excursion + Banquet
Thursday
6.6
8:30 Jack Ng, University of North Carolina
Holographic Quantum Foam
9:15 Eric Steinbring, Canadian Gemini Office
Observations of Holographic Quantum-Foam Blurring
Presentation
10:00Coffee
10:30 Anatolij Prykarpatski, Cracow University of Technology
A Charged Hadronic String Model Within The R. Feynman Proper Time Paradygm And Vacuum Field Theory Approach
11:15 Martin Land, Hadassah College
Perturbative decoherence of relativistic entanglement
Presentation
12:00Lunch
13:30 Hou-Ying Yau, FDN Research
Particle as a Proper Time Oscillator
Presentation
14:15 Norma Mankoc, University of Ljubljana
Spin-charge-family theory offers a new understanding of elementary fermion and boson fields and cosmological phenomena
Presentation
  Amnon Moalem, Ben Gurion University
Dirac Like Quantum Equation for Free Particles of Any Spin in a Global Space-time
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Proceedings

As in previous years, IARD 2024 participants re invited to submit a manuscript for the conference proceedings, to appear in Journal of Physics: Conference Series.

Submissions may present a significantly expanded discussion of the work described in the conference talk. All manuscripts will undergo peer review before acceptance.

The deadline for submission to the proceedings is 30 September 2024.

Information for authors, including templates and guidelines for paper preparation, can be found at the JPCS site.

Please note: In order to expedite production of the Proceedings, all participants submitting a manuscript are asked to write peer reviews for two conference submissions in their field of expertise. We hope that this requirement will reduce the time necessary to get the Proceedings published. Having heard the talks at the conference, the review process should not pose an undue burden. Unless the reviewer wishes to correct a serious problem in a manuscript, the reviews need not be longer than a paragraph justifying a recommendation to accept or reject.

The Proceedings of IARD 2022 appear in Journal of Physics: Conference Series at https://iopscience.iop.org/issue/1742-6596/2482/1.

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International Advisory Committee

Stephen Adler
Institute for Advanced Study, USA

Itzhak Bars
University of Southern California, USA

Gordon Baym
University of Illinois, USA

Fred Cooper
Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

Bei-Lok Hu
University of Maryland, USA

Luca Lusanna
National Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN)

E.V. Shuryak
Stony Brook University, USA

L.S. Schulman
Clarkson University

William Unruh
University of British Columbia, Canada

 

With deep sadness, IARD notes the passing of Werner Israel of University of Victoria, Canada, and gratefully recalls his support and encouragement.




 
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