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SUMMARY:Hertz Lectures - Visible and Invisible in fundamental physics and art with Prof. Dr. Jan der Boer/Amsterdam University
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DESCRIPTION:Einstein's theory of general relativity describes gravityas the geometry of space and time, while quantummechanics governs the microscopic world of atomsand elementary particles. Reconciling these two pillarsof modern physics remains one of the greatestscientific challenges. Over the past decade, however,remarkable new connections between gravity, quantuminformation, and black holes have reshaped ourunderstanding of the problem. This lecture willintroduce the central ideas behind quantum gravity, andexplain why black holes have become invaluabletheoretical laboratories. Along the way we will discussboth the progress that has been made and the profoundmysteries that remain.\n
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LOCATION:DESY, Notkestraße 85, 22607 Hamburg, DESY-Hörsaal, Geb. 5
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