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Seminari A.A. 2012-2013
 
 
I Seminari si svolgono il martedì alle 14:30 nell'aula 311 del Dipartimento di Matematica (salvo diversa indicazione)
 
 
Relatore
Titolo
Data
 
 
 
Omar Maj
Max-Planck Inst. für
Plasmaphys. Garching
02 Luglio 2013
(ore 14:00)
 
 
 
Marco Brambilla
Max-Planck Inst. für
Plasmaphys. Garching
11 Giugno 2013
 
 
 
Mustapha Mourragui
Université de Rouen
16 Maggio 2013
(giovedì)
 
 
 
Mustapha Mourragui
Université de Rouen
15 Maggio 2013
(mercoledì)
 
 
 
Bruno Coppi
MIT
14 Maggio 2013
(ore 15:00)
 
 
Abstract
ritorna
By flying instruments such as optical, X-ray and gamma-ray telescopes in space and carrying out in situ measurements besides collecting photons, up to the innermost regions of the Heliosphere we have gained new perspectives on the Universe in terms of its complexity and of the variety of phenomena that remain to be explained. The observations complemented by advanced laboratory experiments have highlighted the limitations which, by restricting a large fraction of our investigations to a reductionistic approach, would entail. In fact, this approach would assign a secondary role to the emergence of collective modes, to the explanation and description of complexities, to the understanding and theory of self-organization processes etc. In parallel with the evolution of observations on large scales an increasing number of physical entities has been recognized as being plasmas or as worth of being described as plasmas where, for instance, electromagnetic or gravitational interactions or both prevail. Among the first ones the so-called Galaxy Clusters are the largest plasma entities in the Universe and have been identified as such by X-ray astronomy. Galactic disks are the most studied gravitational plasmas and the plasmas that are envisioned to surround "shining" black holes can be assigned to the third category as the gravitational in electromagnetic interactions are equally relevant. To these, have to be added dusty plasmas, cosmological plasmas, etc. In important cases of astrophysical plasmas or of the high energy plasmas investigated for nuclear fusion research, where the particle distributions in phase space have significant departures from the thermal equilibrium state, relevant theories have to deal frequently with processes involving 7 dimensions that is the entire phase space in physical regimes where processes that require consideration of quantum-mechanics can be ignored. A description of the theories that have been developed or that are to be pursued is given. Major open theoretical issues concerning astrophysical as well as thermonuclear plasmas are identified. (Sponsored in part by the U.S. Department of Energy).
 
 
 
Francesco Califano
Università di Pisa
14 Maggio 2013
(ore 14:00)
 
 
 
Alain Messager
CPT - CNRS
Marseille
Phase transitions in the long range XXZ model
07 Maggio 2013
(ore 15:30)
 
 
 
Carlo Marchioro
Università di Roma
"La Sapienza"
07 Maggio 2013
 
 
 
Milos Zahradnik
Charles University
Prague
30 Aprile 2013
(ore 15:00)
 
 
 
Daniela Grasso
CNR e
Politecnico di Torino
30 Aprile 2013
(ore 14:00)
 
 
 
Yuri Kondratev
Universität Bielefeld
23 Aprile 2013
 
 
 
Israel Michael Sigal
Toronto University
12 Aprile 2013
(venerdì)
 
 
 
Errico Presutti
Università di Roma
"Tor Vergata"
09 Aprile 2013
 
 
 
Giovanni Gallavotti
INFN Roma1 e
Accademia dei Lincei
05 Marzo 2013
 
 
 
Alessandro Pizzo
UC Davis
23 Ottobre 2012
(ore 16:00)
 
 
 
Zhituo Wang
Paris XI - Orsay
26 Settembre 2012
(mercoledì)
 
 
 
Joel Lebowitz
Rutgers University
Three easy (to state) open problems (that have worried me for many years)
24 Settembre 2012
(lunedì 16:00 aula F)
 
 
 
Manuel de Llano
UNAM
21 Settembre 2012
(venerdì)