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Yang-Mills Gauge Field Theories CN Yang’S Contributions to Physics 25 to 28 May 2015 • Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Sponsored by Institute of Advanced Studies Conference on 60 Years of Yang-Mills Gauge Field Theories CN Yang’s Contributions to Physics 25 to 28 May 2015 • Nanyang Technological University, Singapore CO-CHAIRS SPEAKERS Lars BRINK David GROSS KITP, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara Chen Ning YANG Tsinghua Univ. Chalmers Univ. of Technology Nobel Laureate in Physics 2004 Nobel Laureate in Physics 1957 Kok Khoo PHUA Lars BRINK Chalmers Univ. of Technology Zhong Qi MA IHEP, Chinese Academy of Sciences IAS, Nanyang Technological Univ. Hong Mo CHAN RAL, Science and Technology Facilities Bruce MCKELLAR Univ. of Melbourne & IUPAP Council ADVISORY BOARD Benni REZNIK Tel Aviv Univ. Lay Nam CHANG Virginia Tech Sir Michael ATIYAH The Univ. of Edinburgh George SAVVIDY INP, Demokritos, National Center for Fields Medallist 1966 Ngee Pong CHANG The City Univ. of New York Scientific Research David GROSS KITP, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara Alexander CHAO Stanford Univ. Samson SHATASHVILI Trinity College Dublinh Nobel Laureate in Physics 2004 Ling Lie CHAU Univ. of California, Davis George STERMAN Stony Brook Univ. Ludwig FADDEEV PDMI, Russian Academy of Sciences Robert CREASE Stony Brook Univ. Sheung Tsun TSOU Univ. of Oxford Peter GODDARD IAS, Princeton Michael CREUTZ Brookhaven National Laboratory Sze Hoi Henry TYE IAS, The Hong Kong Univ. of Roman JACKIW MIT Science and Technology Tohru EGUCHI Rikkyo Univ. Jie WEI FRIB, Michigan State Univ. INTERNATIONAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE Ludwig FADDEEV PDMI, Russian Academy of Sciences Sau Lan WU CERN Lay Nam CHANG Edward WITTEN Michael FISHER Univ. of Maryland Tai Tsun WU CERN Virginia Tech IAS, Princeton Kazuo FUJIKAWA RIKEN Yong Shi WU Univ. of Utah Ngee Pong CHANG Tai Tsun WU Xi Wen GUAN WIPM, Chinese Academy of Sciences The City Univ. of New York CERN Li Hua YU Brookhaven National Laboratory Sen HU Univ. of Science and Technology of China Yongmin CHO Kenneth YOUNG Anthony ZEE KITP, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara Kerson HUANG MIT & IAS, Nanyang Technological Univ. Konkuk Univ. The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong Hui ZHAI IAS, Tsinghua Univ. Henrik JOHANSSON Uppsala Univ. Da Hsuan FENG Bang Fen ZHU Bang Fen ZHU Tsinghua Univ. Univ. of Macau Tsinghua Univ. Louis KAUFFMAN Univ. of Illinois at Chicago Kazuo FUJIKAWA Ren Bao LIU The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong & others RIKEN Molin GE During the last six decades, Yang-Mills theory has increasingly become the cornerstone of theoretical physics. It is seemingly the only Nankai Univ. fully consistent relativistic quantum many-body theory in four spacetime dimensions. As such it is the underlying theoretical framework for the Standard Model of Particle Physics, which has been shown to be the correct theory at the energies we now can measure. It Hua Zhong LI has been investigated also from many other perspectives, and many new and unexpected features have been uncovered from this Sun Yat-sen Univ. theory. In recent decades, apart from high energy physics, the theory has been actively applied in other branches of physics, such as statistical physics, condensed matter physics, nonlinear systems, etc. This makes the theory an indispensable topic for all who are Zhong Qi MA involved in physics. IHEP, Chinese Academy of Sciences Bruce MCKELLAR www.ntu.edu.sg/ias Univ. of Melbourne & IUPAP Antti NIEMI Uppsala Univ. George STERMAN Stony Brook Univ. CN Yang and Robert Mills Supported by: South East Asia Theoretical Physics Association School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
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