Information on the Light-Front School

Here are names of the School Lecturers, and links to abstracts of their presentations:

The general timetable for the School features two lectures each morning (one each by two separate lecturers) with the afternoon largely free for working through assigned reading and/or problems. Evening sessions can be scheduled for student-faculty interactions and informal discussions. Students participating in the School will be afforded an opportunity to speak about their own research - either in the afternoon seminar period or in the evening.

Afternoon/Evening
1:10 - 4:00 Recommended readings and assigned problems Lecturer - Student meetings by appointment
4:10 Seminar (not every day)
7:30 Faculty - Student Informal Discussions and/or Student Presentations

Lectures will be aimed at the advanced graduate student level - that is to graduate students who have finished their course work and are doing their PhD research. Letures will present material at the level of a review article such as a Reviews of Modern Physics article. Students will be assigned exercises to go along with the lectures.

Each lecturer will present from 3 to 5 lectures lasting about 50 minutes followed by 25 minutes for discussion and/or working out problems.