<<<「@」を「__AT__」に置き換えています>>> Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2024 00:19:39 +0900 To: sg-l__AT__yukawa.kyoto-u.ac.jp Subject: [Sg-l:8620] One world IAMP mathematical physics seminar - Robert Wald From: Takahisa IGATA (Sg-l 経由)素粒子論グループのみなさま、 依頼により、セミナー情報を転送します。 よろしくお願いします。 学習院大学 伊形尚久 ============ One world IAMP mathematical physics seminar Tue July 30, UTC 14:00-15:00, JST 23:00-14:00 Robert Wald (Chicago) The Memory Effect and Infrared Divergences The "memory effect" is the permanent relative displacement of test particles after the passage of gravitational radiation. It is associated with both the propagation of massive bodies out to timelike infinity ("ordinary memory") or the propagation of radiation out to null infinity ("null memory"). The memory effect can be characterized by the failure of the shear tensor at order 1/r to return to zero at late times, even though it is "pure gauge." Closely analogous effects occur in electromagnetism, where the vector potential at order 1/r fails to return to zero even though it is "pure gauge." In both cases, the Fourier transform of the radiative field has divergent behavior at low frequencies. This gives rise to infrared divergences (i.e., infinite numbers of "soft" gravitons/photons) in the quantum field theory description if one attempts to describe these states as vectors in the usual Fock Hilbert space representation. To obtain a mathematically sensible quantum scattering theory, one must allow states with nonvanishing memory in the "in" and "out" Hilbert spaces. An elegant solution to this problem in massive quantum electrodynamics was given by Kulish and Fadeev, who constructed a Hilbert space of incoming/outgoing charged particle states that are "dressed" with radiative fields of corresponding memory, so as to yield vanishing large gauge charges at spatial infinity. However, we show that this type of construction fails in quantum gravity. The primary underlying reason is that the ``dressing'' contributes to null memory, thereby invalidating the construction of eigenstates of large gauge charges. In quantum gravity, there does not appear to be any choice of (separable) Hilbert space of incoming/outgoing states that can accommodate all scattering states.etermining the set of all Wigner-positive states and of all Kirkwood-Dirac positive states. The zoom link will appear here 15 min before the talk: https://researchseminars.org/talk/IAMP_seminars/160/ -- Takahisa IGATA Gakushuin University %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Date: Sat, 25 Jan 2025 01:03:15 +0900 To: sg-l__AT__yukawa.kyoto-u.ac.jp Subject: [Sg-l:9064] One World IAMP Mathematical Physics Seminar - 白石直人 - Tue Jan 28 From: Takahisa IGATA (Sg-l 経由) 素粒子論グループの皆様、 依頼により、セミナー情報を転送します。 よろしくお願いします。 学習院大学 伊形尚久 ===== 学習院大学の田崎です。 1月28日の日本時間の夜 11 時から以下のように東大の白石直人さんのオンラインセミナーがあります。 白石さんが2019年の論文で開拓した量子スピン系が非可積分であることを厳密に示す一連の研究について話してもらいます。素粒子理論や場の量子論とは(今の段階では)直接の関係はありませんが、量子多体問題における重要な新しい研究の流れだと考えています(実は私も関連する研究を最近、少し始めました)。 ご興味のある方は(夜、遅いですが)ぜひご参加ください。また、興味を持ちそうな方がいればご遠慮なく情報を転送してください。 ============ IAMP One World mathematical physics seminar Tue Jan 28, UTC 14:00-15:00, JST 23:00-24:00 Naoto Shiraishi (Tokyo) Proving non-integrability of quantum spin systems In mathematical physics, integrable systems have been studied intensively, and various quantum spin models have been revealed to be integrable. In contrast, few studies in mathematical physics have tackled quantum non-integrability. Here we characterize non-integrability by the absence of local conserved quantity as a working definition. The hardness of analyzing non-integrability comes from the fact that there is no good method to treat all possible local conserved quantities. For this reason, non-integrability is sometimes even considered to be out of the scope of rigorous mathematical physics. Contrary to this pessimistic view, a method to prove quantum non-integrability was recently discovered. In this seminar, I will talk about the recent progress in proving non-integrability of quantum spin systems. In the first part, I will provide the proof of non-integrability of S=1/2 XYZ chain with z magnetic field, where the basic proof ideas and techniques can be seen. In the second part, I will prove the classification of integrability/non-integrability for all S=1/2 spin chains with symmetric nearest-neighbor interaction. This classification theorem confirms that there is no missing integrable models in this class. My talk is based on a series of papers including collaborated works with M. Yamaguchi and Y. Chiba. The zoom link will appear here 15 min before the talk: https://researchseminars.org/talk/IAMP_seminars/168/ ================= One World Mathematical Physics Seminar は IAMP(国際数理物理学連合)が企画しているオンラインのセミナーシリーズです。私も世話人をつとめています。 http://www.iamp.org/page.php?page=page_seminar これまでのセミナーは全て録画され以下で公開されています。 https://www.youtube.com/__AT__iamp_seminars また、セミナーの案内を定期的に受け取るには、 IAMPseminars__AT__gmail.com に件名を "subscribe” としてメールを出してください。 また数理物理に興味のある方は、ぜひ IAMP への加入をご検討ください(私も理事をつとめています)。 http://www.iamp.org/page.php?page=page_membership -- Takahisa IGATA Gakushuin University