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The Université
Libre de Bruxelles, the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, the International Solvay Institutes for Physics and Chemistry Brussels and the RTN The Quantum Structure of Spacetime and the Geometric Nature of Fundamental Interactions, HPRN-CT-2000-00131, announce the



First Solvay Workshop



Higher Spin Gauge Theories

 

May 12-14, 2004



The aim of the workshop is to combine introductory pedagogical lectures and mini-courses with talks on recent research topics.

Location: Salle Solvay, 5 th floor, building NO, Campus Plaine, Boulevard du Triomphe, B-1050 Bruxelles

Local organizing committee: R. Argurio, G. Barnich, G. Bonelli, M. Grigoriev, M. Henneaux, A. Sevrin


        M. Bianchi (Roma): Massive representations of hs(2,2|4) and holography

        M. Dubois-Violette (Orsay): dN=0: Generalized homology, examples and applications


        C. Hull (London): Higher Spin Fields and Duality


        A. Kleinschmidt (Cambridge): Higher spin fields from indefinite Kac-Moody algebras


        A. Petkou (CERN): Holographic properties of Higher Spin Theories


        A. Sagnotti (Roma): An introduction to free higher-spin fields


        P. Sundell (Uppsala): Singletons, string bits and higher-spin gauge theory


        M. Vasiliev (Moscow): Nonlinear higher spin gauge theories in various dimensions


Program:


Wed, May12 Thur, May13 Fri, May14
9:00-9:55 Sagnotti Vasiliev Hull
Coffee


10:20-11:15 Sagnotti Vasiliev Bianchi
11:20-12:15 Vasiliev Sundell Vasiliev
Lunch


14:00-14:55 Vasiliev Petkou Sagnotti
15:00-15:55 Sundell Dubois-Violette Sundell
Coffee


16:20-17:15 Sundell Kleinschmidt



PROCEEDINGS
   

List of participants


Contact: gbarnich(AT)ulb.ac.dot.be

Registration: isabelle.juif (AT)ulb.ac.be

Local information: directions and links to some hotels that we usually use for our visitors can be found under http://www.ulb.ac.be/sciences/ptm/directions/trouver.html . There will only be limited computer access.