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5 June, 17:00 - 12 June, 10:00 -- Pensinsula Resort & Spa, Agia Pelagia, Crete, Greece

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Overview

The PSI meetings will be structured in a minimalist fashion. Approximately twenty-five of us will meet for a week to discuss a set of five questions. Each topic of discussion will be led by one of the participants, who will also provide a selection of relevant papers in advance for people to study. These sessions will not revolve around the speaker’s latest work but will be focused on future ideas for a current problem.

In preparation for the workshop, participants must:

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* Suggest topics for discussion.
* Read the assigned literature.

* Be present & actively participate the whole week.

Organisers

Diego Hofman (University of Amsterdam) & Dionysios Anninos (King's College London) & Ben Freivogel (University of Amsterdam)

Agia Pelagia 71500, Peninsula Hotel, Iraklio 715 00, Greece

Participants

Dionysios Anninos, King's College London

Tarek Anous, University of Amsterdam

Chris Beem, Oxford University

Alexander Belin, CERN

Agnese Bissi, Uppsala University

Jan de Boer, University of Amsterdam

Luca Delacretaz, University of Chicago

Frederik Denef, Columbia University

Sergei Dubovsky, NYU 

Roberto Emparan, University of Barcelona

Ben Freivogel, University of Amsterdam

Damian Galante, King's College London

Umut Gursoy, Utrecht University

Tom Hartman, Cornell University

Sean Hartnoll, Stanford University

Diego Hofman, University of Amsterdam

Nabil Iqbal, Durham University

Matthew Kleban, NYU

Elias Kiritsis, University of Crete

Manuela Kulaxizi, Trinity College Dublin

Raghu Mahajan, Stanford University

Miguel Montero, Harvard Unversity

Vassilis Niarchos, University of Crete

Natalie Paquette, IAS

Geoff Penington, Berkeley

Eric Perlmutter, Saclay

Chris Rosen, University of Crete

Edgar Shaghoulian, UPenn

Irene Valenzuela, Harvard University

Stathis Vitouladitis, University of Amsterdam

Alberto Zaffaroni, INFN Milan Bicocca

Sessions

Monday: Black holes and gravitation -- Emparan, Zaffaroni / Pennington, Hartnoll

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Tuesday: The Landscape and the Swampland (Valenzuela, Bissi / Kleban)

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Wednesday: The S-Matrix (Dubovsky, Paquette)  /  Hydro (Delactretaz, Gursoy)

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Thursday: Generalized Symmetries and extended objects (Iqbal, Montero)

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Friday: Averaging and Disorder in Quantum Gravity (Mahajan, Perlmutter / Hartman, Shaghoulian)

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Saturday: Modern Holography (Galante, de Boer)


Saturday: Closing Session (Anous, Belin)

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