2025 Presentations

Bailing Ma – Axial Anomaly and Confinement in Two-dimensional QED

Ben Bakker – Compton scattering on the Helium target

Ben Bakker – Compton scattering on Helium-4

Bhoomika Pandya – Heavy Mesons within the Light Front Quark Model

Daniel Piasecki – Classical wavefunctions in complex Hilbert space and the origin of the WIGNER FUNCTION

Deepasika Dayananda – Developing a Foundation for the Implementation of the Relativistic QFT in Quantum Computing

Efekan Kokcu – Algebraic Methods for Efficient Hamiltonian Simulation via Quantum Computers

Hariprashad Ravikumar – Interpolating Witt Algebra

Jae-Weon Lee – Self-interacting Ultralight dark matter

Jae-Weon Lee – Detection of ULDM

Keanan Scarbro – QCD-Inspired Baryon Models and PMMs

Kirill Semenov – Exact summation of leading infrared logarithms in effective field theories

Narinder Kumar – Electron Structure & Mechanical Properties in Light-Front QED Model

Paul Ferrante & Connor Donovan – The Feynman path integral formulation of non-dispersive Airy wave packets and applications

Ping Wang – Delta functions in quantization conditions and splitting functions

Sangwoo Ha – Adding Openness to Physics Education Focusing on the Experiment of Newton's Second Law

Satyajit Puhan – Satyajit Puhan's presentation

Thomas Thornton – Supersymmetric Quantum Mechanics

Ziyue Li – Information and Intelligence