About

This workshop will explore recent developments in holographic duality, ranging from the original AdS/CFT correspondence to ongoing efforts in extending holography to flat and de Sitter spacetimes. The event aims to bring together leading experts, early-career researchers, and students to foster discussion and collaboration, with the goal of deepening our understanding of holography across diverse settings. The program will feature a balanced mix of pedagogical review lectures, in-depth technical talks, interactive discussion sessions, and a gong show.

Programme

Tuesday
16th September
Wednesday
17th September
Thursday
18th September
Friday
19th September
9:00 - 9:55 Registration
9:55 - 10:00 Opening
10:00-11:15 Review Review Review Review
11:15-11:45 Break
11:45-12:45 Technical Talk Technical Talk Technical Talk All Lambdas Discussion
12:45-14:45 Lunch End of workshop
14:45-15:30 Umut Gürsoy Memorial Discussion Discussion
15:30-16:30 Technical Talk Technical Talk Technical Talk
16:30-17:00 Break
17:00-18:00 Discussion GONG SHOW Discussion
Free time


REVIEW TALKS

SPEAKER INSTITUTE TOPIC
Dionysios Anninos (TBC) King's College London
dS Review Abstract
Shiraz Minwalla Tata Institute
AdS Review Abstract
Romain Ruzziconi Oxford University
Flat review Abstract
Kostas Skenderis University of Southampton
All Λ Review Abstract


TECHNICAL TALKS

SPEAKER INSTITUTE TOPIC
Andrea Campoleoni UMONS
Flat Technical Abstract
Vasileios A. Letsios UMONS
dS Technical Abstract
Enrico Pajer Cambridge, DAMPT
dS Technical Abstract
Olga Papadoulaki Ecole Polytechnique
AdS Technical Abstract
Jakob Salzer ULB and International Solvay Institutes
Flat Technical Abstract




DISCUSSION SESSIONS

CONVENER INSTITUTE TOPIC
Kamran Salehi Vaziri University of Amsterdam
Perturbative and non-perturbative QFT in de Sitter Abstract
Panos Betzios Ghent University
Microscopic models of Cosmology Abstract
Lorenzo Iacobacci The Galileo Galilei Institute For Theoretical Physics
Celestial holography from EAdS space We analyse the framework of Celestial holography through the lens of group theory, developing a systematic approach based on Euclidean AdS correlators as fundamental building blocks. These correlators are intrinsically tied to a non-flat foliation of Minkowski spacetime—referred to as the hyperbolic foliation—in which the spacetime is foliated into Euclidean AdS (EAdS) slices inside the light cone and dS slices outside. Employing this foliation, we demonstrate that each contribution to massive Celestial correlators can be reformulated as a linear combination of contributions to corresponding massive Witten correlators in EAdS. We explicitly establish this result for both contact diagrams and the four-point exchange diagram in Celestial holography, and it potentially extends to all orders in perturbation theory by leveraging the bootstrapping properties of the Celestial CFT.




GONG SHOW

SPEAKER INSTITUTE TOPIC
Silvia Georgescu King's College London
Non-linear asymptotic symmetries in warped AdS3 holography Abstract
Samuel Paul Brian King's College London
Features of the Partition Function of a Λ > 0 Universe Abstract
Arvind Shekar University of Southampton
Momentum space Carrollian correlators and Carrollian dual to massive flat scattering Abstract
Akash Singh IISER Mohali
Competing Condensates in Holography Abstract
Radu Moga University of Southampton
Spin-1 Fields in AdS Abstract
Safae Tariq Mohammed V University
Reconstruction of Bulk Operators via Petz Map Abstract
Altay Etkin University of Southampton
Unimodular Jackiw-Teitelboim gravity and de Sitter quantum cosmology Abstract
Paolo Pergola University of Naples Federico II
Spinning Celestial Mellin Amplitudes Abstract



PARTICIPANTS (In person)

NAME INSTITUTE
Joris RaeymaekersCEICO
Gizem ŞengörBoğaziçi University
Gideon VosKIAS
Tomas ProchazkaCEICO
Constantinos SkordisCEICO

REGISTRATION

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Venue and Accommodation

    The workshop will take place at the Feza Gürsey Center for Mathematics and Physics, Boğaziçi University, Kandilli Campus, İstanbul, Türkiye.

    One of the closest hotels to the workshop venue is Küçüksu Öğretmenler Evi (Teachers House). The prices would be the ones listed under "sivil" which means without the teacher or government worker reduction.

    Feza Gürsey Center is about 10 minutes by bus from Küçüksu, the line is 14R and the first stop is next to the Küçüksu Teachers house, across from the Küçüksu Pier. The link for the timetable for the bus can be found here.

    One can also look for places from where you can reach "Küçüksu" or "Anadoluhisarı" piers by boats. From "Aşiyan" there is a very frequent boat line. Üsküdar center is also an option but then the commute will involve 2 boat rides before the bus ride. It may be easier to find more hotels or options on Airbnb around these locations. The official webpage for the boat lines is here.

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