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Projects
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Running Projects
Nonperturbative aspects of dilaton gravity in 2d (since Jan. 04)
Closed Projects
2d reduction of generalized Einstein theories (Jan. 01 - Dec. 03)
- Diploma thesis by W. Waltenberger (Mar. 01): Towards Two-Dimensional Quantum Gravity with Fermions - A Computer Algebra Approach
- Mathematica notepad containing detailed calculations of the scattering amplitude in scalar s-wave scattering (Apr. 01): click here to download!
- Published paper (Phys.Lett. B) by P. Fischer, D.G., W. Kummer and D.V. Vassilevich (May 01): S-matrix for gravitational s-wave scattering
- Diploma thesis by P. Fischer (May 01): Vertices in Spherically Reduced Quantum Gravity (click here for a HTML version!)
- Thesis by D.G. (May 01): Quantum Dilaton Gravity in Two Dimensions with Matter (click here for a (suboptimal) HTML version!)
- Talk given in Leipzig (at the conference "Quantum Field Theory under the Influence of External Conditions", Sep. 01): The virtual black hole in 2d quantum gravity (click here for a (very suboptimal) HTML-version!)
- Proceedings contribution (to the conference "Quantum Field Theory under the Influence of External Conditions"; published in Int.J.Mod.Phys.) by D.G. (Nov 01): The virtual black hole in 2d quantum gravity and its relevance for the S-matrix (click here for a (suboptimal) HTML-version!)
- Published paper (Class.Quant.Grav.) by D.G. (Dec 01): Virtual black hole phenomenology from 2d dilaton theories (click here for a (suboptimal) HTML-version!)
- Published paper (Phys.Rept.) by D.G., W. Kummer and D.V. Vassilevich (Apr 02): Dilaton gravity in two dimensions
- Poster presented at the EURESCO conference "Particle Physics and Gravitation" in Bad Herrenalb, Germany (May 02): The Virtual Black Hole in 2D Quantum Gravity
- Talk given at BritgravII in London (Jun 02): Virtual Black Hole Phenomenology from 2D Dilaton Theories (transparencies of extended version of actual talk)
- Proceedings contribution to ICHEP 2002 (Jul 02): Virtual black holes in generic 2D dilaton theories
- Published paper (Eur.Phys.J. C) by D.G., W. Kummer and D.V. Vassilevich (Aug 02): Virtual black holes in generalized dilaton theories (and their special role in string gravity)
- Talk given at the University of Chicago (Sep 02): Virtual Black Holes and the S-matrix in Generalized Dilaton Gravity
- Published paper (JHEP) by D.G. and D.V. Vassilevich (Oct 02): Non-existence of a dilaton gravity action for the exact string black hole
- Student project by Daniel Mayerhofer (Oct 02): On static solutions of generalized dilaton gravity with scalar (self-interacting) matter
- Lecture by D.G. at The XIV International Hutsulian Workshop "Mathematical Theories and their Physical and Technical Applications" (Nov 02): Transparencies of the lectures on Quantum Dilaton Gravity (also available as .pdf-file!)
- Proceedings contribution to The XIV International Hutsulian Workshop "Mathematical Theories and their Physical and Technical Applications" (Jan 03): A note on the triviality of kappa-deformations of gravity
- Student project by Christian Böhmer (Mar 03): Spherically reduced Fermions and Yang-Mills fields in general relativity
- Published paper (JHEP) by D.G., W. Kummer and D.V. Vassilevich (May 03): Positive specific heat of the quantum corrected dilaton black hole
- Proceedings contribution to The XIV International Hutsulian Workshop "Mathematical Theories and their Physical and Technical Applications" based upon the lectures given there (May 03): Three functions in dilaton gravity: The good, the bad and the muggy
- Student project by J. Knapp and R. Schöfbeck (May 03): Spherical Reduction of Topological Invariants
- Published paper (Ann.Phys.) by D.G. and W. Kummer (Jun 03): The Classical Solutions of the Dimensionally Reduced Gravitational Chern-Simons Theory
- preprint by D.G. (Jul 03): Long time Black Hole evaporation with bounded Hawking flux (cf. next project for the final paper version)
- Talk given at the EURESCO conference "What comes beyond the Standard Model?" in Portoroz (Jul 03): 2D quantum dilaton gravity with matter
- Talk given at the Marcel Grossmann meeting in Rio (Jul 03): Deformations of the Schwarzschild Black Hole
- Workshop organized by D.G., W. Kummer, H. Nicolai and D.V. Vassilevich (Sep/Oct 03): Gravity in Two Dimensions at the Erwin Schrödinger Institut
- Talk given at the ESI workshop on Gravity in Two Dimensions (Sep 03): Quantum Dilaton Gravity with Matter: Virtual Black Holes and the S-matrix
- Published paper (J.Phys. A) by L.Bergamin, D.G. and W.Kummer (Oct 03): Supersymmetric black holes are extremal and bald in 2D dilaton supergravity
- Published paper (Class.Quant.Grav.) by C.Böhmer (Oct 03): The Einstein static universe with torsion and the sign problem of the cosmological constant
- Proceedings contribution to the EURESCO conference "What comes beyond the Standard Model?" in Portoroz, Slovenia, by D.G. and W. Kummer (Oct 03): How to approach Quantum Gravity - Background independence in 1+1 dimensions
- Talk given at the Fock School for Advances in Physics, St. Petersburg, Russia: Advances in Dilaton Gravity
- Proceedings contribution to MGX in Rio, Brazil, by D.G. (Nov 03): Deformations of the Schwarzschild Black Hole
- preprint by H. Balasin and DG (Dec 03): The ultrarelativistic limit of 2D dilaton gravity and its energy momentum tensor (cf. next project for the final paper version)
2d quantum gravity - part of my Ph.D. (Oct. 98 - Dec. 00)
- Check the notations we are using!
- Student project by Robert Wimmer (Nov. 98): Spherical Symmetric d=1+1 Gravity with a massless Scalar Field in Eddington-Finkelstein Gauge
- Student project by "Waldi" Waltenberger (Dec. 98): Conservation Laws in Schwarzschild gauged d=1+1 gravity
- Talk given at the Winterschool in Schladming (Jan. 99, Abstract appears in "Geometry and Quantum Physics", Proceedings of the 38. Internationale Universitätswochen für Kern- und Teilchenphysik, Schladming, Austria, Springer (2000); Editors: H. Gausterer, H. Grosse and L. Pittner):
Absolute Conservation Law for Schwarzschild Black Holes
- Student project by D.G. (Feb. 99): Hamiltonian analysis of first order gravity non-minimally coupled to massless scalars
- Student project by Daniel Hofmann (Mar. 99): Spherical Reduction
- Student project by Maria Hörndl (Apr. 99): Lorentzeichfreiheit beim Schwarzschild-Black-Hole
- Published paper (Phys. Rev. D 61 (2000) 064006) by D.G. and W. Kummer: Absolute Conservation Law for Black Holes (click here for a HTML-version!)
- Diploma thesis by Daniel Hofmann (Aug. 99): Spherical Reduction of Brans-Dicke Theory
- Talk given at the conference "Aktuelle Entwicklungen der Gravitationstheorie" in Bad Honnef (Sept. 99):
Hamiltonian approach to 2d first order gravity non-minimally coupled to matter
- Student project by Peter Fischer (Okt. 99): Cosmic Censorship, Penrose's Conjecture, Energy Conjecture and - Conditions Related to 2d Reduced Graviviy (click here for a HTML-version!)
- Student project by Manfred Herbst (Nov. 99): The AVTDS Property of the Polarized T3 Gowdy Model (click here for a HTML-version!)
- Miniposter by D.G. (Dec. 99): The embedding of our theory in the space of generalized gravity theories
- Published Paper (Nucl. Phys. B (2000)) by D.G., W. Kummer and D.V. Vassilevich: The virtual black hole in 2d quantum gravity (click here for a HTML-version!)
- Published Paper (Ann. Phys. (2001)) by D.G., D. Hofmann and W. Kummer: Two-Dilaton Theories in Two Dimensions
- Student project by W. Waltenberger (May 00): Evaluation of Poisson Brackets using Mathematica ® - you can download the packages!
- Student project by A. Gerhold (Aug. 00): Spherically reduced gravity in Painleve-Gullstrand gauge
- Poster presented at the Bell Symposium in Vienna (Nov. 00): The virtual black hole in 2D quantum gravity
- Published comment (Mod.Phys.Lett.A) by D.G., D. Hofmann and W. Kummer (Dec. 00): 2D geometry without testparticles is pointless
- Student project by J. Wabnig (Dec. 00): Calculation of a scattering amplitude
- "Endbericht" of the project "Quantentheorie Schwarzer Löcher" (Jan. 01): FWF-page
SToponium - Miniproject (Sep. 1997-Feb. 1998)
A short visit in the CP-violation experiment NA48 (Jun. 97-Aug. 97)
- Get the CERN-eprint summarizing the 1997 data.
- In collaboration with Laurenz Widhalm and other co-workers we made the PFUI (Practical Fantastic User Interface for the neutral trigger in NA48), the source of which (including documentation) is available here (for sentimental reasons...). Note that the actual version of PFUI may have changed meanwhile...
- Visit the HEPHY, the Austrian link to CERN!
Diploma Thesis about SToponium (May 1996-Feb. 1997)
Parts of the results are published in this paper. This diploma thesis emerged in a collaboration with my colleague L. Widhalm under the supervision of Prof. W. Kummer and Dr. W. Mödritsch.
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Absolute Conservation Law for Black Holes (click here for a HTML version of it!)
The virtual black hole in 2d quantum gravity (click here for a HTML version of it!)
Two-Dilaton Theories in Two Dimensions (click here for a HTML version of it!)
2D geometry without testparticles is pointless (click here for a HTML version of it!)
S-matrix for gravitational s-wave scattering (click here for a HTML version of it!)
PhD Thesis: Quantum Dilaton Gravity in Two Dimensions with Matter (click here for a (suboptimal) HTML version of it!)
The virtual black hole in 2d quantum gravity and its relevance for the S-matrix (click here for a HTML version of it!)
Virtual black hole phenomenology from 2d dilaton theories (click here for a (suboptimal) HTML-version of it)
Dilaton gravity in two dimensions (click here for a web-based version)
Virtual black holes in generalized dilaton theories and their special role in string gravity (click here for a HTML version of it!)
Non-existence of a dilaton gravity action for the exact string black hole (click here to see how bad latex2html can work sometimes!)
A note on the triviality of kappa-deformations of gravity (click here for a HTML version of it!)
Positive specific heat of the quantum corrected dilaton black hole (click here for a HTML version of it!)
Three functions in dilaton gravity: The good, the bad and the muggy (click here for a HTML version of it - unfortunately all formulas are cyclically permutated for reasons unknown to everybody except latex2html)
The Classical Solutions of the Dimensionally Reduced Gravitational Chern-Simons Theory (click here for a HTML version of it - again all formulas are cyclically permutated for reasons unknown to everybody except latex2html - seems to be a systematic error)
Long time Black Hole evaporation with bounded Hawking flux
Supersymmetric black holes are extremal and bald in 2D dilaton supergravity
How to approach Quantum Gravity - Background independence in 1+1 dimensions
Deformations of the Schwarzschild Black Hole
The ultrarelativistic limit of 2D dilaton gravity and its energy momentum tensor
Talks
Internal (TU Wien)
Talks given in the seminar "Knots and physics": cf. the book by L. Kauffman bearing the same name.
Talk given in the seminar "Geometrical methods in physics": Part I and Part II
Part of the talk given in the seminar "Black holes": Notes needed for the proof of the first law of black hole dynamics
External
Talk given at the Winterschool in Schladming (Jan. 99, Abstract appears in "Geometry and Quantum Physics", Proceedings of the 38. Internationale Universitätswochen für Kern- und Teilchenphysik, Schladming, Austria, Springer (2000); Editors: H. Gausterer, H. Grosse and L. Pittner):
Absolute Conservation Law for Schwarzschild Black Holes
Talk given at the conference "Aktuelle Entwicklungen der Gravitationstheorie" in Bad Honnef (Sept. 99):
Hamiltonian approach to 2d first order gravity non-minimally coupled to matter
Talk given at the conference "Quantum Field Theory under the Influence of External Conditions" in Leipzig (Sept. 01): The virtual black hole in 2d quantum gravity
Talk given at BritgravII in London (June 02): Virtual Black Hole Phenomenology from 2D Dilaton Theories (transparencies of extended version of actual talk)
Talk given at the University of Chicago (Sep 02): Virtual Black Holes and the S-matrix in Generalized Dilaton Gravity
Talk given at The XIV International Hutsulian Workshop "Mathematical Theories and their Physical and Technical Applications" (Nov 02): A note on the triviality of kappa-deformations of gravity
Talk given at the EURESCO conference "What comes beyond the Standard Model?" in Portoroz (Jul 03): 2D quantum dilaton gravity with matter
Talk given at the Marcel Grossmann meeting in Rio (Jul 03): Deformations of the Schwarzschild Black Hole
Talk given at the ESI workshop on Gravity in Two Dimensions (Sep 03): Quantum Dilaton Gravity with Matter: Virtual Black Holes and the S-matrix
Talk given at the Fock School for Advances in Physics, St. Petersburg, Russia (Oct 03): Advances in Dilaton Gravity
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Our galaxy - the "Milky Way"
Our solar system - does not have a name apart from "Our solar system"
Our planet - Earth
Our continent - Europe
Our country - Austria
Our city - Vienna
Our domain - .ac.at
Our university - the "Technische Universität Wien"
Our institute - the "Institut für theoretische Physik"
Our group - the HEP-group (High Energy Physics)
Myself - Daniel's Homepage
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