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SUMMARY:Quantum Geometry and Physics 2027
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20270826T013000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20270831T103000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Driven by the growing use of quantum technology\, our mission 
 is to push the boundary of our understanding of the fundamental structure 
 of quantum systems. In an attempt to resolve these foundational questions\
 , one is naturally led to the intersection of non-commutative geometry\, o
 perator algebras\, and quantum field theory\, which represents one of the 
 most promising frontiers for understanding the true nature of quantum spac
 etime. However\, while various disciplines explore these identical questio
 ns\, they often rely on distinct mathematical frameworks—creating a sign
 ificant barrier to unified development. Motivated by these challenges\, th
 is workshop aims \n\n\n	To gather prominent scholars from the internation
 al and the Asia-Pacific communities to exchange ideas and advance this res
 earch frontier with contributions coming from several different approaches
  to ``quantum geometry''. \n	To foster deep cross-fertilization between i
 nternational quantum geometry communities and the rapidly developing South
 east Asian mathematical and theoretical physics landscape. \n	Shift the f
 ocus from routine computational problem-solving toward designing \\textbf{
 conceptually rigorous\, sophisticated\, and inspiring mathematical problem
 s} that challenge current conceptual boundaries.\n	Formulate open problems
  in non-commutative geometry and quantum gravity that require nuanced phys
 ical insight and synthetic mathematical reasoning beyond current automated
  AI capabilities.\n	Train the next generation of graduate students and res
 earchers to leverage AI as a computational engine while cultivating the ma
 thematical depth and creativity necessary to ask the right fundamental que
 stions.\n\n\nThis workshop will provide students and early-career researc
 hers in Thailand and the Asia-Pacific region with direct exposure to vario
 us techniques and mathematical tools used in the following fields:\n\n\n	
 Non-commutative and Lorentzian Spectral Geometry: spectral triples\, gaug
 e theory formulations\, quantum spacetime causality\, and Lorentzian signa
 tures. \n	    Generalized and Higher Geometries: generalized complex g
 eometry\, higher gauge theories\, Lie algebroids\, exceptional geometry\, 
 double field theory.\n	Quantum Symmetries and Groups: deformation quantiza
 tion\, Hopf algebras and quantum group symmetries in quantum spacetime.\n	
 Modular Theory and Operator Algebras: algebraic quantum field theory (AQFT
 )\, Tomita-Takesaki modular theory\, and quantum information in field the
 ory and gravity.\n	Applications to Cosmology\, Quantum Gravity\, High Ener
 gy\, Condensed Matter: quantum spacetime in quantum gravity\, non-commutat
 ive and mirror CPT cosmologies\, black hole entropy and holography\, infla
 tionary models in non-commutative spacetime\, spectral description of the 
 standard model of fundamental interactions\, topologically ordered phases 
 and non-commutative solid-state physics.\n\n\nhttps://indico.narit.or.th/e
 vent/244/
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URL:https://indico.narit.or.th/event/244/
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