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1 Day 1 Monday, 25 May Registration Opening Ceremony Welcome: Kok Khoo PHUA (IAS, NTU) Lars BRINK (Chalmers University of Technology) Opening: Guest of Honour: Guaning SU (President Emeritus, NTU) Session Chair: Lars BRINK (Chalmers University of Technology) Chen Ning YANG (Tsinghua University) Remembrance of Early Days of Particle Physics David GROSS (UC Santa Barbara) Quantum Chromodynamics - The Perfect Yang-Mills Gauge Field Theories Group Photo & Coffee Break Session Chair: Kok Khoo PHUA (IAS, NTU) Tai Tsun WU (Harvard University) Yang-Mills Gauge Theory and Higgs Boson Anthony ZEE (UC Santa Barbara) Some Thoughts about Yang-Mills Theory Sau Lan WU (University of Wisconsin) Lunch Discovery of the First Yang-Mills Gauge Particle - The Gluon
2 Session Chair: Yifang WANG (Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS) Lars BRINK (Chalmers University of Technology) Maximally Supersymmetric Yang-Mills Theory Burt OVRUT (University of Pennsylvania) The Minimal Supersymmtric B-L Theory: From Unification to the LHC Antti NIEMI (Uppsala University) Folding Proteins at the Speed of Life Henrik JOHANSSON (Uppsala University & CERN) Coffee Break UV Properties of Supergravity and Yang-Mills Theory Squared 4.30 Depart for the Public Lecture Public Lecture: Personal Perspectives on Physics Day 1 Monday, 25 May 2015 Venue: Nanyang Auditorium, NTU Chairman: Guaning SU (President Emeritus, NTU) Welcome address by Guaning SU Chen Ning YANG (Tsinghua University) The Future of Physics -- Revisited Michael FISHER (University of Maryland) Pictures, Models, Approximations and Reality: Phase Transitions and Our Understanding of the Physical World David GROSS (UC Santa Barbara) Frontiers of Fundamental Physics Questions and Answers Presentation of Mementoes
3 Day 2 Tuesday, 26 May 2015 Session Chair: Antti NIEMI (Uppsala University) Ludwig FADDEEV (Steklov Institute of Mathematics, RAS) Scenario for the Renormalization in the 4D Yang-Mills Theory Hong Mo CHAN (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory) The Framed Standard Model I - A Case for Framing the Yang-Mills Theory (SFSM1) Sheung Tsun TSOU (Mathematical Institute, Oxford) Coffee Break The Framed Standard Model II - A First Test against Experiment (SFSM2) Session Chair: Ching Ray CHANG (National Taiwan University) Alexander CHAO (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford) A New Storage-Ring Light Source Bangfen ZHU (IAS, Tsinghua University) Chen Ning Yang s contributions to physics after he returned to where he had his beginning Jie WEI (Michigan State University) Lunch Particle Accelerator Developments: Selected Examples Session Chair: Burt OVRUT (University of Pennsylvania) George STERMAN (Stony Brook University) Yang-Mills Theory at High Energy Accelerators Michael CREUTZ (Brookhaven) The Lattice and Quantized Yang-Mills Theory Henry TYE (IAS, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) Sphaleron Physics in Yang-Mills Theory Bruce MCKELLAR (CoEPP & University of Melbourne) Coffee Break Quantum Phases in Maxwell and Yang-Mills Theories
4 Chairman: Ngee Pong CHANG (City College of New York and NTU, Singapore) Roundtable Discussion: International Collaboration on Theoretical/Fundamental Physics Panel speakers: David GROSS (UC Santa Barbara) Lars BRINK (Chalmers University of Technology) Kok Khoo PHUA (IAS, NTU) Ching Ray CHANG (National Taiwan University) Auttakit CHATRABHUTI (Chulalongkorn University) Henry TYE (IAS, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) Yifang WANG (Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS) Hishamuddin ZAINUDDIN (Universiti Putra Malaysia) 6.00 Depart for conference banquet Conference banquet (by invitation only) Conference Banquet - Returned transportation between NEC and Chui Huay Lim Club will be provided. Please assemble at the NEC Guest Wing Lobby (Level 1) at 6pm.
5 Day 3 Wednesday, 27 May 2015 Session Chair: Kenneth YOUNG (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) Paul CHU (University of Houston) A Possible Paradigm-Shift in the Search for Higher T c? Kazuo FUJIKAWA (RIKEN) Yang-Mills Theory and Fermionic Path Integrals Tohru EGUCHI (Rikkyo University) Coffee Break Quotient Singularities and the Gauge Symmetry Session Chair: Kazuo FUJIKAWA (RIKEN) Robert CREASE (Stony Brook University) Yang-Mills for Historians and Philosophers Zhong Qi MA (Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS) New Contributions to Physics by Prof C. N. Yang: Yu SHI (Fudan University) Lunch Brief Overview of Prof C. N. Yang s 13 Important Contributions to Physics Session Chair: George STERMAN (Stony Brook University) Louis KAUFFMAN (University of Illinois at Chicago) Clifford Algebra, Majorana Particles and the Dirac Equation Ngee Pong CHANG (City College of New York & IAS, NTU) Yang-Mills Gauge Theory and the Higgs Boson Family George SAVVIDY (Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics, Demokritos) Generalization of the Yang-Mills Theory Ralf HOFMANN (Heidelberg University) Coffee Break SU(2) Yang-Mills Thermodynamics
6 Session Chair: Bruce MCKELLAR (CoEPP & University of Melbourne) Mario GRECO (INFN & Rome Tre University) On the Study of the Higgs Properties in a Muon Collider Sen HU (University of Science and Technology of China) On Gauge Theories over Non-Commutative Spaces: An Non- Perturbative Approach Weizhu BAO (National University of Singapore) Modeling, Analysis and Simulation for Degenerate Dipolar Quantum Gas Nigel David CUNDY (Seoul National University) Confinement and the Gauge Invariant Abelian Decomposition 6.30 BBQ Dinner at Campus Clubhouse, NEC
7 Day 4 Thursday, 28 May 2015 Session Chair: Da Hsuan FENG (University of Macau) Michael FISHER (University of Maryland) Statistical Physics in the Oeuvre of Chen Ning Yang Yong Shi WU (University of Utah & Fudan University) Gauging Quantum Groups: Yang-Baxter Joining Yang-Mills Ren Bao LIU (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) Coffee Break Observation of Lee-Yang Zeros Session Chair: Louis KAUFFMAN (University of Illinois at Chicago) Xiwen GUAN (Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics, CAS) Yang-Yang Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics: A Brilliant Method Seng Ghee TAN (Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore) Gauge Concepts in Theoretical Applied Physics Edward YAO (University of Michigan) Lunch The Scattering Equation Session Chair: Belal BAAQUIE (National University Singapore) Hui ZHAI (IAS, Tsinghua University) Gauge Field, LHY Correction and ODLRO in Cold Atom Physics Hwee Kuan LEE (Bioinformatics Institute, A*STAR, Singapore) Time Travel and Transition Matrices Masashi HAMANAKA (Nagoya University) Yang-Mills Instantons in Noncommutative Spaces Fangzhou ZHANG (University of Wisconsin) Measurement of the Higgs Boson Coupling Strength in the ATLAS Experiment Richard AMOROSO (Noetic Advanced Studies Institute) Yang-Mills Kaluza-Klein Equivalence: An Empirical Path for Extending the Standard Model
8 Zhuo Bin SIU (National University of Singapore) Spin Hall effect in the Luttinger Hamiltonian Parthasarathi MAJUMDAR (Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University) Coffee Break Some Physical Aspects of Gauge Theories Session Chair: Seng Ghee TAN (Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore) Chi XIONG (IAS, Nanyang Technological University) Decomposition of Yang-Mills Theory and Its Applications in QCD David VERCAUTEREN (Duy Tan University) The Polyakov Loop in the Gribov-Zwanziger Formalism Kazunari SHIMA (Saitama Institute of Technology) Nonlinear Supersymmetric General Relativity Theory and Unity of Nature II Shannon SEAH (National University of Singapore) Multiplicity Distributions and Lee-Yang Circle Analysis at LHC Energies Cong Son HO (National University of Singapore) End of Conference Gate-Controlled Spinmotive Force: A Gauge Field Approach
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