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05-08
Space-based Wide-field Slitless Spectroscopy and Near-Ultraviolet Imaging
In this talk, the speaker will briefly review the observing modes of wide-field slitless spectroscopy and near-ultraviolet (NUV) imaging, enabled by the cutting-edge instruments on board current space...
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05-08
Recent progress on scattering amplitudes
Powerful computational tools and new structures for perturbative scattering amplitudes in QFT have been discovered in recent years. Apart from playing a central role in high-energy particle physics, t...
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05-08
CP破坏相角的精确测量及LHCb升级的实时数据分析
The Standard Model (SM) describes the elementary particles and their interactions successfully and stands with many experimental tests. However, it is known to be incomplete according to the astrophys...
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05-08
New Physics of Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking in the Early Universe
A strong first-order electroweak phase transition provides a possible mechanism to generate baryon asymmetry in the early universe, and it may impact on the thermal environment of dark matter formatio...
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05-08
Solar coronal waves: A debate for two decades
In 1997, the EIT telescope aboard the SOHO satellite (from NASA and ESA) discovered a global-scale wave phenomenon associated with solar flares, which was then called “EIT waves” or “solar tsunamis...
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05-08
Testing Gravity with Pulsars
Einstein’s general relativity has passed enormous tests with flying colours, ranging from the Solar System, binary pulsars, gravitational waves, to cosmology. Binary pulsars, being in a strong-field ...