This was the second small informal workshop at the Niels Bohr International Academy centered on recent developments in amplitude calculations in field theory in a broad sense of the word. The focus was on exchanging ideas about the structural aspects of these and lessons that can be drawn from them. The Niels Bohr International Academy is a part of the Niels Bohr Institute which aims to extend the long tradition of outstanding research in theoretical physics in Copenhagen.
See here for the presentations at the workshop.
See here for the poster of the workshop.
See here for the workshop photo of the participants.
All this in the hope of winning bottles of wine,
(This bottle of wine was presented at the workshop dinner to Zvi Bern by Paul Howe. This settles a bet between them about finiteness of a four loop correction in maximal supergravity.)
Speakers included
| Zvi Bern | (UCLA) | |
| James Drummond | (LAPTH, Annecy) | |
| David Dunbar | (Swansea) | |
| Andrew Hodges | (Oxford) | |
| Paul Howe | (King's College, University of London) | |
| Gregory Korchemsky | (Orsay & Saclay) | |
| David Kosower | (Saclay) | |
| Carlos Mafra | (AEI, Potsdam) | |
| Poul Olesen | (NBIA) | |
| Radu Roiban | (Penn State) | |
| Marcus Spradlin | (Brown) | |
| Gabriele Travaglini | (Queen Mary, University of London) | |
| Pierre Vanhove | (IHES & Saclay) |
