Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy

XVII. International Workshop

LIE THEORY

AND ITS

APPLICATIONS IN PHYSICS

14 - 20 June 2027, Varna, Bulgaria

Scope and Topics:

The meeting covers the whole field of Lie Theory in its widest sense together with its applications in many facets of physics. As interface between mathematics and physics the workshop serves as a meeting place for mathematicians and theoretical and mathematical physicists.
The first three workshops were organised in Clausthal (1995,1997,1999), the 4th, 6th and 12th were part of the 2nd, 4th, 10th Symposium 'Quantum Theory and Symmetries' in Cracow (2001), Varna (2005, 2017), the 5th, the 7-th to 11-th, the 13-th & 15th, 16th, were organised in Varna (2003,2007,2009,2011,2013,2015,2019,2023,2025), the 14-th was on-line in Sofia (2021), for more details on the LT series see: http://theo.inrne.bas.bg/~dobrev/

The preliminary programme includes the following topics:

LIE THEORY:
- Representation Theory
- Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
- Langlands Duality
- Cluster Algebras, Quiver Representations
- Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, Machine Learning, Entanglement
- Infinite-Dimensional Lie Groups and Algebras
- Superalgebras and Supergroups
- Quantum Groups and Noncommutative Geometry
- Invariant Differential Operators
- Operator Algebras
- Symmetries of Linear and Nonlinear PDO
- Special Functions
APPLICATIONS IN PHYSICS:
- Symmetries in String Theory
- Supergravity, Quantum Gravity
- Conformal Field Theories
- Integrable Systems
- Relativistic and Nonrelativistic Holography
- Neural Networks, Deep Learning
- Quantum, Gauge, Field Theories
- Noncommutative Quantum Theories
- Symmetries in Dynamical Systems
- Symmetries in Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics

International Advisory Committee:

L. Accardi (Rome)
L. Bonora (SISSA)
A. Connes (IHES)
A. Dabholkar (ICTP)
R. Dijkgraaf (IAS)
V.K. Dobrev (Sofia) Chair
M.R. Douglas (Rutgers)
S. Ferrara (CERN)
A.M. Fino (Torino)
K. Fredenhagen (Hamburg)
E. Ivanov (JINR)
M. Jimbo (Tokyo)
V.G. Kac (MIT)
L.H. Kauffman (Chicago)
T. Kobayashi (Tokyo)
C. Kristjansen (Niels Bohr Inst.)
A. Morozov (Moscow)
W. Nahm (DIAS)
H. Nicolai (Potsdam)
G. Panova (USC LA)
N. Reshetikhin (Beijing & St. Petersburg)
A. Sudbery (York)
J. Van der Jeugt (Ghent)
E. Witten (Princeton)

International Steering Committee:

C. Burdik (Prague)
S. Catto (New York)
V.K. Dobrev (Sofia), Chair
B. Dragovich (Belgrade)

Timetable:

Monday,	June 14:	Arrival and registration in the afternoon
Tuesday,	June 15:	Talks begin in the morning
Saturday,	June 19:	Talks end in the late afternoon
Sunday,	June 20:	Departure

Conference Site:

The Conference site is situated in the resort area extending to the north-east of Varna on the Black Sea Coast; (Resort St. Constantine and Elena). Varna is Bulgaria's third largest city and main naval port. The most convenient way to travel from abroad is by plane to Varna airport. In the summer there are many regular (daily) flights to Varna from many European cities and regular daily flights from Sofia (Bulgaria's capital). The latter is connected with Europe's major cities by regular daily flights. Travel by train is to Varna railway station. The airport (railway station) is about 20 km (10 km) from the Conference site with direct bus connections.
Detailed information on travel, accommodation, fees, will be given later.

Address for correspondence:

Prof. N.I. Stoilova
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy
72 Tsarigradsko Chaussee
1784 Sofia
Bulgaria

Phone: +359 2 9795530
E-mail: stoilova@inrne.bas.bg, neli.ilieva.stoilova@gmail.com,
( vkdobrev@gmail.com (back-up))
WWW: http://theo.inrne.bas.bg/~dobrev/LT-17.htm

This Web-page is still under construction and will be updated regularly.