Welcome to the Miami 2019 Physics Conference Breakfast, as covered by your registration fees, will be served 8AM-10AM daily, Thurs, Dec.12 thru Tues, Dec.17, in the conference lobby and pre-conference area, as shown in the map below. (Meals in the hotel restaurants are not covered by your registration fees!) Registration materials will be available starting at 9AM, Thurs, Dec.12 (at the location indicated by the red dot).

Lectures begin at 3PM, Thurs. Dec.12, in the Lakeview Room. Daily sessions will begin at 10AM on Fri, Dec.13 thru Tues, Dec.17. Afternoon sessions begin at 3PM on Fri, Dec.13 thru Mon, Dec.16 and continue until 7PM with a break at 4:30PM. On Tues, Dec.17, the afternoon session begins at 3PM and ends at 4:30PM with no break. Check the conference website (https://cgc.physics.miami.edu/2019ScheduleDetails.pdf) or the conference registration desk for up-to-date schedule details. All other conference meals will also be served in the conference lobby and pre-conference area, scheduled as follows. Afternoon breaks are available from 4PM-5PM daily. A welcome reception and buffet will be served at 7PM on Thurs, Dec.12. The banquet begins at 7PM on Sun, Dec.15. Companions who have paid and received a name tag are welcome to enjoy these events. We hope you have a pleasant stay and a great conference.

12 December 2019 Dear Participants: It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 16th topical physics conference in the “Miami” series --- a meeting that continues a sixth decade of physics conferences held in south Florida. This year’s meeting is dedicated to the memory of Murray Gell-Mann. For many years he was active as an organizer and participant in the “Coral Gables” conference series. His support for those conferences was crucial for their early success. Gell-Mann was also a good friend and mentor for many of this year's participants. There will be several talks about him in the conference session prior to the banquet on Sunday. Before the current series began in December 2004, the Coral Gables Conferences were organized by University of Miami faculty from January 1964 to December 2003, often assisted by many people from other institutions including many of the organizers of this meeting. In particular, Sydney Meshkov has helped to organize and has attended almost all of these meetings since they began over 50 years ago! His participation again this year continues this remarkable tradition. It is also traditional for these meetings to try to accommodate all requests to speak without having parallel sessions. Once again that will be the case, and once again this year the conference program and other useful information will not be printed and distributed in a binder. This information will only be available, in its entirety, online. See https://cgc.physics.miami.edu/Miami2019.html If you must have a printed copy of the entire program, as well as the other useful information, here is a printer friendly source, https://cgc.physics.miami.edu/2019ConferenceBooklet.pdf If you have any special requirements for your talk, or if you have any questions that the hotel staff cannot answer, please ask any attending local member of the organizing committee, in particular,

Jo Ann Curtright (cell 786-200-1480) or Thomas Curtright (cell 305-793-4637), as well as Diego Castano, and Stephan Mintz. I hope you find the conference to be enjoyable as well as informative. I thank all of you for your enthusiastic participation in these meetings, especially those of you who willingly share your research in formal talks and private discussions. You are the conference. Our best wishes for a successful meeting.

Thomas Curtright (for the conference organizers)

Breakfast will be served daily from 8:00 to 10:00, Thursday through Tuesday, as indicated below, in the pre-conference area.Talks begin after lunch on Thursday, 12 December. Talk details are available here.

Schedule Thursday12 December

Friday13 December

Saturday14 December

Sunday15 December

Monday16 December

Tuesday17 December

Wednesday18 December

8:00-10:00Arrival

&breakfast

Breakfast & informal discussions

Free

time

10:00-10:3010:30-11:0011:00-11:3011:30-12:00

Registration Gravity LHC LIGO Neutrinos Anomalies& Branes

12:00-3:00

Lunch (not provided)& informal discussions

Note: Subjects and times shown on this chart are approximations. A precise time schedule is available here.

3:00-3:303:30-4:004:00-4:30

Gravitationand LightBending

MoreGravity LHC LIGO Quantum

Info & CompSolutionMethods

4:30-5:00 Tea & coffee break5:00-5:305:30-6:006:00-6:306:30-7:00

GravityRevisited

DarkMatter LHC MGM Strings

& ThingsFreetime

Thank youfor attendingMiami 2019

7:00-9:00 Welcomereception

Freetime

Freetime

Banquet Freetime

Freetime

Travelsafely!

The standard time allotment for talks is 30 minutes = 25 for talk + 5 for Q&A. If you need to use a computer during the conference, several can be found here.To print a conference booklet, click here (after 10 December).

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MIAMI 2019 8:00AM - 10:00AM, DAILY FOUNTAINVIEW LOBBY

GOOD MORNING

TRADITIONAL CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Freshly squeezed Florida orange and grapefruit juice

Butter & Chocolate Croissants Seasonal sliced fresh fruit with berries

Assorted individual fruit yogurts Assorted cereals served with soy,

skim, or whole milk Toast stations to include artisan sliced breads

Soft butter, fruit preserves & marmalade Freshly brewed regular and decaffeinated coffee

Selection of green and herbal teas PLUS

THUR, DEC 12 Omelet Station “The ultimate omelet” with your choice of diced ham, spinach, peppers, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, crumbled feta cheese and shredded cheddar Egg beaters and egg whites available

BON APPETIT

TUES, DEC 17 Farm fresh scrambled eggs Applewood smoked bacon

MON, DEC 16 Farm fresh scrambled eggs

Norwegian smoked salmon , capers, red onions, sliced tomatoes, cream cheese and mini bagels

SUN, DEC 15 Vegetarian Quiche & Quiche Lorraine

French toast , with maple syrup, powdered sugar and whipped cream

SAT, DEC 14 Farm fresh scrambled eggs Applewood smoked bacon

FRI, DEC 13 Hot oatmeal, brown sugar, raisins,

cranberries and maple syrup Breakfast parfait bar with Greek style yogurt

assorted berries, dried fruits, granola, artisanal honey and syrup

MIAMI 2019

4:00PM - 5:00PM FOUNTAINVIEW LOBBY

TAKE A BREAK

NO BREAK SERVICE ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17

DAILY

BON APPETIT

Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, and Herbal Teas Freshly Brewed Iced Tea

MON, DEC 16 SMOOTHIE BREAK

Mango smoothie, pineapple coconut smoothie, berry-berry smoothie Banana-nut & apple-cinnamon

breads

SUN, DEC 15 COFFEE AND DONUTS

Assorted Mini Doughnuts Brewed and Decaffeinated Coffee

SAT, DEC 14 CHIPS AND DIP

Tri colored tortilla chips, pita chips, kettle potato chips, homemade tomato & mango salsa, guacamole, roasted

garlic hummus, smoked buffalo chicken dip Fresh Whole Fruits

FRI, DEC 13 SAVORY BISTRO

Vegetable crudité with green goddess dip, smoked fish dip with flat bread crackers and

naan bread, marinated green olives Fresh Whole Fruits

THUR, DEC 12 COFFEE AND DONUTS

Assorted Mini Doughnuts Brewed and Decaffeinated Coffee

MIAMI 2019

7:00PM-9:00PM FOUNTAINVIEW LOBBY

THUR, DEC 12, 2019

WELCOME RECEPTION

SOUTH OF THE BORDER

Mexican salad bar Shredded iceberg lettuce, diced tomatoes, shredded cheddar,

diced cucumbers, black beans, queso fresco, roasted corn, tortilla chips, Avocado ranch, Citrus lime vinaigrette.

Soft taco bar, make your own taco: Flour tortillas

Mango barbecue smoked pulled pork Grilled skirt steak, chimichurri verde

Blackened Mahi-Mahi, tequila lime sauce Charred red onion and peppers

Zesty lime manchego roasted corn

Mexican red rice with pinto beans Mango Pico de gallo, guacamole, salsa verde,

cheddar cheese, bean relish.

Chef’s selection of desserts

Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Herbal Teas

ONE DRINK TICKET PER PERSON

BON APPETIT

MIAMI 2019 7:00PM-9:00PM FOUNTAINVIEW LOBBY

SUNDAY, DEC. 15, 2019 CONFERENCE BANQUET

7:00PM-7:30PM CASH BAR SERVICE

7:30PM-9:00PM PLATED DINNER

Salad

Shaved Brussel sprouts with spiced walnuts, apples, pears, roasted tomatoes, candied bacon, Shallot vinaigrette.

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Sous-vide Beef Tenderloin Shallot black garlic port sauce, steak butter

Cauliflower Roasted Garlic Mash, Baby carrot, haricot vert & baby peppers

OR

Pan Seared Sea bass

Mushrooms & roasted tomato, fava beans & arugula ragout, cannellini bean puree.

OR

Wild Mushroom Ravioli

Romesco sauce, wilted kale, & roasted root vegetables. ~~~~

Dessert : Chocolate Mousse Brittle: chocolate cake,

dark chocolate mousse, white chocolate mousse, chocolate glaze, raspberry dollop

Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decafeinated Coffee, & Herbal Teas

HOUSE WINE SERVICE WITH DINNER Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, Sycamore Lane, California

BON APPETIT

Lago Mar Resort HotelAddress: 1700 S Ocean Ln, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316Phone: (954) 523-6511

Conference Notes

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Murray Gell-Mann (1929-2019)

Gravitational lensing 100 years after the Eddington experiment

A topical conference on elementary particles, astrophysics, and cosmologywith special sessions on machine learning and quantum computing

sponsored by the Department of Physics and the College of Arts and Sciences, University of MiamiThursday - Wednesday, 12 - 18 DecemberLago Mar Resort, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

People Schedule Abstracts Talks Registration Hotel Reservations Travel Map & Directions Restaurants

To request a written invitation or additional information, send email to cgc@physics.miami.eduPrevious meetings in this series are described at https://cgc.physics.miami.edu/

Steering Committee:Diego Castano, Nova Southeastern University (outreach)Jo Ann Curtright, University of Miami (administrative assistant)Thomas Curtright, University of Miami (committee chairman)Sydney Meshkov, California Institute of Technology (gravitational waves/LIGO)Luca Mezincescu, University of Miami (new ideas/recent dev's)Stephan Mintz, Florida International University (neutrinos)Pierre Ramond, University of Florida (quantum information & computing)

Session Organizers:Don Colladay, New College of Florida (testing Lorentz/CPT)Paul Frampton, Oxford (cosmology/black holes)Tom Kephart, Vanderbilt University (beyond standard model)Djordje Minic, Virginia Tech (string theory/quantum information & computing)Guenakh Mitselmakher, University of Florida (Tevatron/LHC)Rajamani Narayanan, Florida International University (progress in QCD)Cosmas Zachos, Argonne National Laboratory (new ideas/recent dev's)

Please see here for a list of allconference registrants.

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Daily schedule for Miami topical physics conference 12-18 December 2019

Please point out any corrections by sending email to

curtright@miami.edu

This version incorporates all modifications as of

12/15/2019 11:23

This is a tentative schedule. Exact times may change.Please reload this file occasionally to see any changes.

To view or print a complete conference booklet, after 10 December go tohttps://cgc.physics.miami.edu/2019ConferenceBooklet.pdf

Thursday 12 December

Lake View Room session

8:00-8:308:30-9:00 (breakfast is provided for all registrants9:00-9:30 each day in the pre-conference area)9:30-10:0010:00-10:3010:30-11:0011:00-11:3011:30-12:0012:00-12:3012:30-1:001:00-1:30 (lunch is not provided but please make1:30-2:00 good use of the allowed lunch-time)2:00-2:302:30-3:003:00-3:30 vir3:30-4:004:00-4:30 11,18 Curtright-Thomas Massive dual fields revisited4:30-5:00 tea break5:00-5:30 12,18 Alshal-Hassan Massive dual spin 2 revisited5:30-6:00 11,16 Mannheim-Philip Structure of light front vacuum sector diagrams6:00-6:306:30-7:00

7:00-9:00

breakfast & informal discussions

Einstein, the Bending of Light, & the 1919 Solar Eclipse

lunch & informal discussions

reception

registration

Cheng-T-P

Friday 13 December

Lake View Room session

8:00-8:308:30-9:009:00-9:309:30-10:0010:00-10:30 12,18 Rodriguez-Leo On The Generalized-Geometry/Extraordinary-Magnetoresistance Duality10:30-11:00 11,18 Mukohyama-Shinji Minimalism in modified gravity11:00-11:30 11,18 Moffat-John Testing General Relativity with Supermassive Black Holes: M87*11:30-12:00 11,18 Fronsdal-Christian Sources for Gravity: The Noetherian field theories12:00-12:3012:30-1:001:00-1:301:30-2:002:00-2:302:30-3:003:00-3:30 12,17 Colladay-Donald CPT-odd Vector Field Expectation Value in a Schwarzschild Background3:30-4:00 12,21 Minic-Djordje From String Theory and Quantum Gravity to Dark Matter and Dark Energy4:00-4:304:30-5:005:00-5:30 12,21 Edmonds-Douglas Modified Dark Matter5:30-6:00 12,15 Ludwick-Kevin Fitting the Coupling Between Dark Energy and Dark Matter as Fields6:00-6:30 13,15 Kavic-Michael Accessing the axion via compact object binaries6:30-7:00 12,18 Shafi-Qaisar Grand Unification and Weak Gravity Conjecture

breakfast & informal discussions

lunch & informal discussions

tea break

Saturday 14 December

Lake View Room session

8:00-8:308:30-9:009:00-9:309:30-10:0010:00-10:30 vir Mittal-Monika Observation and measurements of vector-boson scattering with ATLAS10:30-11:00 10,18 Escalier-Marc Studying the Higgs boson at ATLAS using the full LHC dataset recorded at 13 TeV proton-proton collision energy11:00-11:30 11,19 Sumida-Toshi Exploring the frontier of electroweak SUSY with ATLAS11:30-12:00 11,18 Scuri-Fabrizio Review of ATLAS results12:00-12:3012:30-1:001:00-1:301:30-2:002:00-2:302:30-3:003:00-3:30 11,18 Frampton-Paul The First BSM Particle3:30-4:00 11,18 Okada-Nobuchika Hunting Inflaton at FASER4:00-4:30 13,18 Gleyzer-Sergei Overview of Machine Learning at the Large Hadron Collider4:30-5:00 tea break5:00-5:30 11,18 Bourilkov-Dimitri CMS BSM Searches5:30-6:00 11,17 Silva-Coutinho-Rafael Overview of recent results from LHCb6:00-6:30 11,19 Ristea-Catalin-Lucian Recent results from the ALICE experiment at the LHC6:30-7:00 11,18 Norman-Jaime Heavy-flavour and jet measurements from ALICE at the LHC

lunch & informal discussions

breakfast & informal discussions

Sunday 15 December

Lake View Room session

8:00-8:308:30-9:009:00-9:309:30-10:0010:00-10:30 12,16 Chatterjee-Deep LIGO-Virgo Public Alerts In The Third Observing Run10:30-11:00 14,16 Fulda-Paul The Advanced LIGO detectors in O3 and beyond11:00-11:30 14,16 Hall-Evan The next generation of ground-based gravitational-wave detectors11:30-12:00 11,16 Barke-Simon LISA 2034: The First Gravitational Wave Observatory in Space (Status Update)12:00-12:3012:30-1:001:00-1:301:30-2:002:00-2:302:30-3:003:00-3:30 14,15 Klimenko-Sergey Search for Intermediate-mass black holes with Advanced LIGO and Virgo detectors3:30-4:00 14,16 Szczepanczyk-Marek The quest to detect Gravitational Waves from Core-Collapse Supernovae with Advanced LIGO and Virgo4:00-4:30 11,16 Seto-Osamu Gravitational waves from minimal and nonminimal gauged U(1) phase transition4:30-5:00 tea break5:00-5:30 14,16 Schwarz-John Murray Gell-Mann and Superstring Theory5:30-6:00 14,17 Minkowski-Peter Memories of Murray Gell-Mann6:00-6:30 12,18 Meshkov, Ramond, Zachos Extemporaneous thoughts on and of MGM6:30-7:00 11,16 The essence of a man [like Gell-Mann] lies in what he thinks and how he thinks, and not in what he experiences or does. -- Albert Einstein7:00-7:30 cash bar

7:30-9:00

lunch & informal discussions

breakfast & informal discussions

banquet

Monday 16 December

Lake View Room session

8:00-8:308:30-9:009:00-9:309:30-10:0010:00-10:30 11,18 Norrick-Anne Latest Neutrino Oscillation Results from NOvA10:30-11:00 13,18 Yasuda-Osamu Phenomenology of the nonstandard interactions of neutrinos with the solar neutrino parametrization11:00-11:30 14,18 Berera-Arjun Solving the model building problems of inflation - swampland, eta, initial conditions11:30-12:00 13,17 Ramond-Pierre A Texture for All Quarks and Leptons12:00-12:3012:30-1:001:00-1:301:30-2:002:00-2:302:30-3:00 12,18 Lewis-Adam-Gabriel-Marcel Quantum Computation by Quantum Stuff and Quantum Machine Learning3:00-3:30 11,22 Obregon-Octavio Non-additive entropies that depend only on the probability or the density matrix: Noiseless Coding Theorem and Channel Capacity.3:30-4:00 12,18 Dai-De-Chang Wormholes and entanglement4:00-4:30 11,18 Buniy-Roman Entanglement properties of random states4:30-5:00 tea break5:00-5:30 13,16 Rojas-Francisco Celestial amplitudes at one-loop5:30-6:00 13,17 Thorn-Charles Internal and Super Symmetry in String Bit Models6:00-6:30 13,18 Kephart-Tom Lie Algebras and Representation Theory with LieART 2.06:30-7:00 11,18 Hu-Yangrui Superfield Component Decompositions & the Scan for Prepotential Supermultiplets in Ten Dimensional Superspaces

breakfast & informal discussions

lunch & informal discussions

Tuesday 17 December

Lake View Room session

8:00-8:308:30-9:009:00-9:309:30-10:0010:00-10:30 11,19 Anber-Mohamed Generalized 't Hooft anomalies10:30-11:00 12,18 Poppitz-Erich Domain walls and deconfinement: a semiclassical picture of discrete anomaly inflow11:00-11:30 11,18 Bandos-Igor On supermembranes and domain walls in N=1 D=4 SYM and other four dimensional supersymmetric theories11:30-12:00 11,18 Shiozawa-Kenta Worldvolume Theory of Winding Corrected Five-branes in Double Field Theory12:00-12:3012:30-1:001:00-1:301:30-2:002:00-2:302:30-3:003:00-3:30 11,19 Nasuda-Yuta Exact Solutions in the Neighborhood of Shape Invariance: the Application of SUSY QM3:30-4:00 11,19 Owen-David The Bethe-Salpeter equation and Exotic Bound States4:00-4:30 12,18 McCarty-Thomas Developing strong coupling methods for Yang Mills4:30-5:005:00-5:305:30-6:00 15:236:00-6:306:30-7:00

end of conference

lunch & informal discussions

breakfast & informal discussions

Wednesday 18 December

Free time! There is nothing scheduled for today.

Thank you for coming to Miami 2019.

Have a safe journey home.

Name & Link to Abstract Talk title1. Alpoge-Oguz (no talk)2. Alshal-Hassan Massive dual spin 2 revisited3. Anber-Mohamed Generalized 't Hooft anomalies4. Bandos-Igor On supermembranes and domain walls in N=1 D=4 SYM and other four dimensional supersymmetric theories5. Barke-Simon LISA 2034: The First Gravitational Wave Observatory in Space (Status Update)6. Berera-Arjun Solving the model building problems of inflation - swampland, eta, initial conditions7. Bourilkov-Dimitri CMS BSM Searches8. Buniy-Roman Entanglement properties of random states9. Burdyuzha-Vladimir Creation of the Universe and Appearance of the Baryon Asymmetry10. Castano-Diego (no talk)11. Cerini-Giulia (no talk)12. Chapline-George Astrophysics Meets Quantum Gravity13. Chatterjee-Deep LIGO-Virgo Public Alerts In The Third Observing Run14. Cheng-T-P Einstein, the Bending of Light, & the 1919 Solar Eclipse15. Colladay-Donald CPT-odd Vector Field Expectation Value in a Schwarzschild Background16. Culetu-Hristu Accelerating anisotropic fluid17. Curtright-Jo-Ann (no talk)18. Curtright-Thomas Massive dual fields revisited19. Dai-De-Chang Wormholes and entanglement20. Edmonds-Douglas Modified Dark Matter21. Escalier-Marc Studying the Higgs boson at ATLAS using the full LHC dataset recorded at 13 TeV proton-proton collision energy22. Evans-Charles (no talk)23. Frampton-Paul The First BSM Particle24. Fronsdal-Christian Sources for Gravity. The Noetherian field theories

* 25. Fulda-Paul TBD* 26. Ghandour-Ghassan (no talk)* 27. Gleyzer-Sergei Overview of Machine Learning at the Large Hadron Collider* 28. Hall-Evan The next generation of ground-based gravitational-wave detectors* 29. Hu-Yangrui Superfield Component Decompositions and the Scan for Prepotential Supermultiplets in Ten Dimensional Superspaces* 30. Ignatius-Janne (no talk)* 31. Kavic-Michael Accessing the axion via compact object binaries

X 32. Kephart-Tom Lie Algebras and Representation Theory with LieART 2.0X 33. Klimenko-Sergey TBD* 34. Lewis-Adam-Gabriel-Marcel Quantum Computation by Quantum Stuff and Quantum Machine Learning* 35. Ludwick-Kevin Fitting the Coupling Between Dark Energy and Dark Matter as Fields* 36. Mannheim-Philip Structure of light front vacuum sector diagrams* 37. McCarty-Thomas Developing strong coupling methods for Yang MillsX 38. Meshkov-Sydney Thoughts on and of MGM* 39. Mezincescu-Luca (no talk)* 40. Minic-Djordje From String Theory and Quantum Gravity to Dark Matter and Dark Energy* 41. Minkowski-Peter Memories of Murray Gell-MannX 42. Mintz-Stephen (no talk)* 43. Mittal-Monika Observation and measurements of vector-boson scattering with ATLAS* 44. Moffat-John Testing General Relativity with Supermassive Black Holes: M87*X 45. Mukohyama-Shinji Minimalism in modified gravity* 46. Nasuda-Yuta Exact Solutions in the Neighborhood of Shape Invariance: the Application of SUSY QM* 47. Norman-Jaime Heavy-flavour and jet measurements from ALICE at the LHC* 48. Norrick-Anne Latest Neutrino Oscillation Results from NOvA* 49. Obregon-Octavio Non-additive entropies that depend only on the probability or the density matrix: Noiseless Coding Theorem and Channel Capacity.* 50. Okada-Nobuchika Hunting Inflaton at FASER* 51. Owen-David The Bethe-Salpeter equation and Exotic Bound States* 52. Poppitz-Erich Domain walls and deconfinement: a semiclassical picture of discrete anomaly inflow* 53. Qu-Dongxue (no talk)* 54. Ramond-Pierre A Texture for All Quarks and Leptons* 55. Ristea-Catalin-Lucian Recent results from the ALICE experiment at the LHC* 56. Rodriguez-Leo On The Generalized-Geometry/Extraordinary-Magnetoresistance Duality* 57. Rodriguez-Shanshan (no talk)* 58. Rojas-Francisco Celestial amplitudes at one-loop* 59. Schwarz-John Murray Gell-Mann and Superstring TheoryX 60. Scuri-Fabrizio Review of ATLAS results* 61. Seto-Osamu Gravitational waves from minimal and nonminimal gauged U(1) phase transition* 62. Shafi-Qaisar TBD* 63. Shiozawa-Kenta Worldvolume Theory of Winding Corrected Five-branes in Double Field Theory* 64. Silva-Coutinho-Rafael Overview of recent results from LHCb* 65. Subedi-Sushil (no talk)

* 66. Sumida-Toshi Exploring the frontier of electroweak SUSY with ATLAS* 67. Szczepanczyk-Marek The quest to detect Gravitational Waves from Core-Collapse Supernovae with Advanced LIGO and Virgo* 68. Tamang-Kunal (no talk)* 69. Thorn-Charles Internal and Super Symmetry in String Bit Models* 70. Van-Kortryk-Thomas The Root of the Problem

71. Wan-Yidun Quantum spacetime on a quantum simulator72. White-Liam (no talk)73. Yasuda-Osamu Phenomenology of the nonstandard interactions of neutrinos with the solar neutrino parametrization74. Zachos-Cosmas Thoughts on and of MGM

No. registrants: 74 (-7 cancellations)No. talks: 55Participants not giving talks:

1 Alpoge2 Castano3 Cerini4 Curtright, J5 Evans6 Ghandour7 Ignatius8 Mintz9 Qu

10 Rodriguez, S11 Tamang12 White

Cancellations:1 Burdyuzha2 Chapline3 Culetu4 Mezincescu5 Subedi6 Van Kortryk7 Wan

Conference Notes

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