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In 2015, a black hole binary was confirmed by gravitational waves, and since it was pointed out that this may be a binary of primordial black holes, many researchers, not only in cosmology and gravity theory, but also in elementary particles and astrophysics, have come to realize utility of primordial black holes. As a result, primordial black hole research has rapidly developed and expanded in the last 10 years. The motivation for organizing this workshop is to take this opportunity to promote international mutual understanding, build cooperative relationships, and lead to future constructive and cutting-edge international joint research.
This workshop invites researchers who are conducting cutting-edge research on various aspects of primordial black holes, and provides a forum for intensive discussion, allowing researchers to interact with each other at a depth.
Date: from 7th Oct. to 10th Oct. (NOTE: We have extended the workshop period by one more day. Totally 4 days!)
Contributed talks will be accepted
No travel or accommodation support will be provided for anyone other than invited speakers
Enquiries will only be accepted through the contact form at the bottom
The registration will be closed when the number of participants exceeds the capacity of the workshop site
Invited speakers and participants list: enter the password written in the workshop circular
Program Table (tentative):
Registration: Form
Deadlines
Visa support: Aug. 2nd.
Abstract submission: Sep. 6th
Registration with banquet: Sep. 13th
Registration without banquet: Sep. 27th
Albert Escrivà (Nagoya), Tomohiro Harada (Rikkyo), Hayami Iizuka (Rikkyo), Sachiko Kuroyanagi (IFT, Madrid/ Nagoya), Yuichiro Tada (Nagoya), Takahiro Terada (KMI, Nagoya), Shuichiro Yokoyama (KMI, Nagoya), Chulmoon Yoo (Nagoya)
Kobayashi-Maskawa Institute for the Origin of Particles and the Universe
Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) "Investigation of primordial black holes and macroscopic dark matter 20H05853"
Contact form: here