Cumrun

Then, in 1996, Andrew Strominger and Cumrun Vafa published a spectacular calculation: employing the ideas of M‑theory, they showed that you could create certain types of theoretical black holes out of branes; for these black holes, the states are brane states—and you can count them.

Euclid’s Window

Then, in 1996, Andrew Strominger and Cumrun Vafa published a spectacular calculation: employing the ideas of M‑theory, they showed that you could create certain types of theoretical black holes out of branes; for these black holes, the states are brane states—and you can count them.

Euclid’s Window

Then, in 1996, Andrew Strominger and Cumrun Vafa published a spectacular calculation: employing the ideas of M‑theory, they showed that you could create certain types of theoretical black holes out of branes; for these black holes, the states are brane states—and you can count them.

Euclid’s Window

Cumrun asks whether the continuity is related to the continuity of something else in an infinite-dimensional case of Cumrun, and Greg gives a mixed answer.

The Reference Frame

Cumrun asks what happens for various gauge groups, especially the exceptional ones.

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Or, as Cumrun cares, does the formula lead us to a new interpretation of quantum mechanics? attractor flow trees (Denef; Denef, Moore).

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It's great to see Cumrun transformed into a phenomenologist - a bottom-up one.

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Cumrun says a few more things I can't hear well but Greg talks about many isomonodromic deformations that can arise.

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Cumrun was too far so I didn't hear his questions too well but Ashoke says that there can be various boundary terms.

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