The 4th MMAG Workshop

Multi-Messenger Astrophysics and Gravitation (MMAG)

2022. 11. 18. 10:30 - 17:40

#Berlin Room, The 3rd Floor, Seoul Square

Registration is necessary (limited to 40 people, deadline: 2022.11.14.).

(Key card is necessary to enter the venue).

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Organizers

Bogeun Gwak (Dongguk University)

Chunglee Kim (Ewha Womans University)

Kyung Ha Lee (Sungkyunkwan University)

Invited Speakers

Gopakumar Achamveedu

TIFR, India

Promise of persistent multi-messenger nano-hertz GW astronomy

Julian Barragan Amado

Dongguk Univ.

Quasinormal modes via isomonodromy

Chang Hee Kim

KASI

Status of GW instrumental R&D and collaboration activities in KASI

Jeongcho Kim

Seoul National Univ.

Constraining the orbital eccentricity of inspiralling compact binary systems with Advanced LIGO

JiHyun Kim

Univ. of Utah, USA

Excesses in the arrival direction distributions of ultra-high energy cosmic rays observed by Telescope Array experiment

Hocheol Lee

Sogang Univ.

Generating Cosmological Anisotropies

Jae-Weon Lee

Jungwon Univ.

Brief review on dark matter models

Matteo Leonardi

NAOJ, Japan

Status of the KAGRA Gravitational Wave Detector

Chulmoon Yoo

Nagoya Univ., Japan

Simulation of primordial black hole formation

Tao Zhu

Zhejiang Univ. of Tech., China

Tests of parity symmetry of gravity with gravitational waves

Scope

The workshop focuses on recent progresses and implications in gravitation and multi-messenger astrophysics (MMA). Astrophysical observations and experiments play a significant role in motivating theoretical research. From this perspective, gravitation has tremendous potential to develop alongside MMA. The workshop opens discussions about theories of gravitation, binary black hole mergers, gravitational wave detections, presenting variety of astrophysics research and developing insights. We hope researchers can interact and exchange ideas throughout theoretical, observational, and experimental disciplines. Furthermore, we would like to expand our activity to Asia-Pacific region.

Multi-Messenger Astrophysics

Classical and Quantum Gravity