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EFI COLLOQUIUM TODAY<br class="">
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Monday April 18, 2016
<div class=""><span class="">ERC 401<br class="">
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Speaker: Dam Son (UChicago)
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Title:<b class=""> </b><b class="">Hydrodynamics and quantum anomalies </b>
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Abstract: Hydrodynamics is the theory describing collective behaviors of fluids and gases. It is usually considered to be part of classical physics. In recent years, it has been found that hydrodynamics can display the effects of anomalies familiar from particle
physics. We will see how this interplay between quantum and classical physics was found gauge/gravity duality. I will also describe the possible relevance of the new findings to the physics of the quark gluon plasma and the Dirac and Weyl semimetals.</div>
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<p class=""> Refreshments at 3:45 and reception following colloquium.<br class="">
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