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Event Description
Organizers: Vasilis Paschalidis, Frans Pretorius, Kent Yagi
This workshop will discuss the future of research in general relativity following the 100th anniversary of Einstein's publication of the theory, with a focus on topics where computational methods will be key to making progress on interesting open questions. The workshop will focus on 3 broad areas: gravitational wave astrophysics, theoretical general relativity, and novel computational methods.
Featuring the 41st Annual Donald R. Hamilton Lecture:
Gary Horowitz, UC-Santa Barbara,
"Strange Views of Space and Time: From Einstein to String Theory"
April 7, 2016 ~~ 8:00 pm ~~ McDonnell Hall, Room A02
Sponsors
- PCTS
- Department of Physics, Princeton University