Verão Quântico 2021
Guarapari, ES, Brazil. October 07-12, 2021.
Verão Quântico ("Quantum Summer") is a biennial meeting that is held in Brazil during the (southern hemisphere) summer. The 2021 edition will be its 9th realization.
The meeting gathers international researchers and grad students on different aspects of cosmology, gravitation, and quantum field theory. It includes both seminars (with focus to recent research developments) and mini-courses (with a more introductory approach that are helpful to both students and researchers from different areas).
The meeting gathers international researchers and grad students on different aspects of cosmology, gravitation, and quantum field theory. It includes both seminars (with focus to recent research developments) and mini-courses (with a more introductory approach that are helpful to both students and researchers from different areas).
The VQ 2021 is planned to occur presentially. However, we will try to make remote participation possible.
Mini-Courses:
- Observational Cosmology - Raul Abramo (USP, Brazil). (PI-II)
- Primordial Cosmology - Yi-Fu Cai (USTC, China). Remote (PI) (PII) (PIII)
- Mordern Cosmology-Hermano Velten (UFOP, Brazil). (PI-II-III)
- Dirac’s hamiltonian formalism-Jorge Zanelli (CECS, Chile). Remote
- Modified gravity theories-Radouane Gannouji (UCV, Chile).
- 21st century, 21cm cosmology and the BINGO project-Carlos A. Wuensche (INPE, Brazil). (PI) (PII) (PIII)
- AstroBioGeochemistry: Organic Molecules in Active Galaxies. Dinalva Sales (FURG, Brazil).
- Primordial Inflationi - Alexey Starobinsky (Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics, Russia). Remote.
- A dictionary for black holes: Parametrized quasinormal modes- Caio Macedo (UFPA, Brazil).
- Scalar fields around compact objects: Scattering and absorption-Carolina Benone (UFPA, Brazil).
- Can quantum fluctuations distinguish standard gravity from its unimodular version? Antonio Duarte Pereira (UFF, Brasil) - Remote
- Dark degeneracy and its observational consequences - Rodrigo von Marttens (Observatório Nacional, Brazil)
- Cosmological perturbations in closed universes and CMB - Nelson Yokomizo (UFMG, Brazil).
- Alexsandre Ferreira (UFES, Brazil) - Interference effects and modifiedBorn rule in presence of torsion.
- Denis Rodrigues (UFES, Brazil): Duality between k-essence and Rastall gravity
- Guilherme Brando(UFES, Brazil) - Relativistic Horndeski N-body simulations.
- Pedro Bessa (UFES, Brazil)-Using growth of structure to constrain parameters on the late time Starobinsky’s f(R) model.
- Tales Gomes(UFES, Brazil): Cold Black Holes solutions in Einstein-Maxwell-Scalar Theory.
- Túlio Ottoni (UFES, Brazil): Slowly Rotating neutron stars in scalar-tensor theories of gravity.
Scientific Committee:
- Eugênio R. Bezerra de Mello (UFPB - Brazil)
- Giuseppe Dito (Université de Bourgogne - France)
- Júlio C. Fabris (UFES - Brazil)
- Nelson Pinto-Neto (CBPF - Brazil)
- Saulo Carneiro (UFBA - Brazil)
- Ilya Shapiro (UFJF, Brazil)
- Flávia Sobreira (Unicamp, Brazil)
- Hermano Velten (UFOP, Brazil)
- Winfried Zimdahl (UFES-Brazil/Universität Düsseldorf - Germany).
Local Organizing Committee:
- Amanda Fassarella (UFES - Brazil)
- Alejandro Arboleda (UFES - Brazil)
- Vinícius Barcellos (UFES - Brazil)
- Laura Carvalho (UFES - Brazil)
- José Alexandre Nogueira (UFES - Brazil)
- Oliver Piattella (UFES - Brazil)
- Martin Richarte (UFES - Brazil)
Previous Editions:
2019 - 2017 - 2015 - 2013
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