Colloquium in Theoretical Physics
Hunting the Fundamental Laws of Nature
Professor Holger Bech Nielsen
Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen
Thursday, 17th March 2005, 13.15
Lecture hall (Sal) F, Sölvegatan 14
The general status of the situation in high energy
physics, and some of the most promising approaches for
further advancements, will be presented. I will also
include my own ideas of random dynamics philosophy,
where we have had some successes in recent times.
String theory is one of the candidates for the right
theory, although it is not evident that it is not
barely a free or trivial theory. The hour of truth for
string theory may come up when the LHC accelerator
gets going.
The Colloquia in Theoretical Physics are aimed for a general audience of
students, teachers and researchers interested in physics and the laws of
Nature. Coffee will be served after the Colloquium.
Everybody is welcome!
Gösta Gustafson -- Theoretical physics
Sven Åberg -- Mathematical physics
Last modified: Mar 11 2005
Stefan Keppeler
(stefan.keppeler@matfys.lth.se)