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Amplitudes 2011
On-shell scattering amplitudes at both tree and loop level possess remarkable hidden structures and interrelations. These are relevant for enhancing calculational efficiency; however, they also have the promise of revealing a fundamentally new approach to quantum field theory and of illuminating connections between gauge theories, gravity, and string theory.
This workshop will be a venue to communicate the most recent progress on amplitudes in the planar limit of N=4 SYM and broaden the perspective towards both phenomenologically relevant applications and formal developments such as massive field theories, perturbative gravity, string amplitudes, and field theories in D?4 dimensions.
For more information about Amplitudes 2011, please click here.
The program of talks will start at 9:30 am on Thursday Nov. 10 and end Sunday Nov. 13 at 2:30 pm. Registration required.
