Theme of Workshop:
In the last few years integrability has been central to some significant progress in the gauge/string correspondence. On the string side, classical strings have been described using integrable systems, while the quantum implications of the symmetries of the full AdS5 x S5 string are only beginning to be understood. On the gauge side, the correspondence between operator dimensions and spin chains is proving to be enormously powerful. Integrability has also been of increasing importance in gauge theories with less supersymmetry. This workshop brings together experts both in integrable models and techniques and in their applications to gauge fields and strings, to survey recent progress and explore likely future directions.
Invited Speakers:
- G. Arutyunov (Utrecht)
- N. Beisert (MPI)
- A. Belitsky (Arizona)
- N. Berkovits (IFT-UNESP)
- H. Braden (Edinburgh)
- E. Corrigan (York)
- P. Dorey* (Durham)
- P. Fendley (Virginia)
- G. Ferretti* (Chalmers)
- S. Frolov (TCD)
- R. Janik (Jagellonian U.)
- V. Kazakov (ENS)
- G. Korchemsky (Paris XI)
- C. Kristjansen (NORDITA)
- J.-M. Maillet* (ENS Lyon)
- A. Mikhailov (CalTech)
- J. Minahan (Uppsala)
- J. Plefka (Humboldt)
- N. Reshetikhin (Berkeley)
- R. Roiban (Penn State)
- H. Saleur (USC/CEA Saclay)
- D. Serban (CEA)
- M. Staudacher (MPI)
- M. Zamaklar (Durham)
Contributed Talks:
There may be a small number of contributed talks. If you wish to be considered to present a contributed talk please indicate your request on the application form.
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