Modular forms, periods and scattering amplitudes
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Thematic programme 11 February–12 April 2019 at the ETH Institute for Theoretical Studies
Over the last few years, iterated integrals on elliptic curves and of modular forms have shown up prominently both in mathematics and physics. The aim of the programme is to bring together experts on these integrals and related objects, both in physics in mathematics, with the grand goal of advancing the field via a cross-fertilisation between disciplines. The programme starts with a school with talks accessible to both mathematicians and physicists and ends with a workshop. There will be a number of visitors and further activities throughout the programme.
There will be ample time for discussion and collaboration among the particpants.
School 11-15 February 2019
The school included minicourses by Ruth Britto (Dublin), Claude Duhr (CERN), Javier Fresán (Ecole Polytechnique) and Nils Matthes (Oxford).
Workshop 8-12 April 2019
Speakers: Samuel Abreu (Freiburg), Johannes Blümlein (DESY), Johannes Brödel (Berlin), David Broadhurst (Open University), Francis Brown (Oxford), Steven Charlton (Bonn), Ekta Chaubey (Mainz), Benjamin Enriquez (Strasbourg), Javier Fresán (Paris), Ömer Gürdogan (Southampton), Richard Hain (Duke), Annette Huber (Freiburg), Peter Jossen (ETH), Özlem Imamoglu (ETH), Nils Matthes (Oxford), Francesco Moriello (ETH), Brenda Penante (CERN), Leila Schneps (Paris), Pierre Vanhove (CEA), Thomas Willwacher (ETH), Stefan Weinzierl (Mainz), Don Zagier (Bonn), Federico Zerbini (Bonn)
Topics to be addressed during the workshop:
- Iterated integrals and periods of modular forms
- Polylogarithms and their elliptic generalisations
- Algebraic structures underlying Feynman graphs and their cuts
Programme participants
- Samuel Abreu, CERN, 11 February-8 March
- Babis Anastasiou, ETH Zurich, 11 February-12 April
- Marco Besier, Mainz, 11 February-1 March
- Johannes Blümlein, DESY, 3-10 April
- David Broadhurst, Open University, 25 March-12 April
- Francis Brown, All Souls College, Univ. of Oxford, 7-12 April
- Ruth Britto, Dublin, 13-15 February
- Johannes Brödel, Humboldt University, 25 February-8 March and 1-12 April
- Jacob Bourjaily, University of Copenhagen
- Steven Charlton, MPI Bonn, 11-15 February and 1-12 April
- Ekta Chaubey, University of Mainz, 11-15 February and 8-13 April
- Claude Duhr, CERN, 11 February-8 March, 18-22 March and 8-12 April
- Benjamin Enriquez, University of Strasbourg, 20-22 February, 8-11 April
- Giovanni Felder, ETH Zurich, 11 February-12 April
- Javier Fresán, Paris, 11-14 February and 8-11 April
- Martin Gallauer, Oxford, 25 March-7 April
- Herbert Gangl, University of Durham, 29 March-12 April
- Einan Gardi, Edinburgh, 11-15 February, 4-8 March and 8-12 April
- Thomas Gehrmann, University of Zurich, 11 February-12 April
- Jan Gerken, Potsdam, 1-12 April
- Alexander Goncharov, Yale University
- Martin Gonzalez, MPI Bonn, 1-12 April
- Ömer Gürdoğan, University of Southampton, 3-12 April
- Richard Hain, Duke University, 6-13 April
- Annettte Huber-Klawitter, University of Freiburg, 10 April
- Özlem Imamoglu, ETH Zurich, 11 February-12 April
- Peter Jossen, ETH Zurich, 11 February-12 April
- Ulf Kühn, Hamburg, 1-12 April
- Ma Luo, University of Oxford, 1-12 April
- Carlos Mafra, University of Southampton, 31 March-12 April
- Nils Matthes, University of Oxford, 11-15 February and 1-12 April
- Erik Panzer, University of Oxford, 11-15 February, 11-15 March and 25 March-12 April
- Brenda Penante, CERN, 24 February-1 March and 7-12 April
- Danylo Radchenko, MPI Bonn, 11-15 February and 1-5 April
- Oliver Schlotterer, MPI Potsdam, 1-12 April
- Leila Schneps, IMJ-PRG, 9-12 April
- Matija Tapuskovic, Oxford, 24-31 March and 8-12 April
- Lorenzo Tancredi, CERN, 11 February-1 March
- Pierre Vanhove, CEA, 8-12 April
- Stefan Weinzierl, University of Mainz, 25-29 March and 1-12 April
- Thomas Willwacher, ETH Zurich, 11 February-12 April
- Don Zagier, MPI Bonn
- Federico Zerbini, MPI Bonn, 11-15 February and 7-12 April
Organisers
Babis Anastasiou, Claude Duhr, Giovanni Felder, Erik Panzer