2001: A Spacetime Odyssey MCTP, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor      Lecture number Speaker Title RealPlayer Plug-in RealPlayer Detached RealPlayer Audio-only [1/24] John Bahcall Solar Neutrinos: Where We Are, Where We Are Going    [2/24] Jacob Bekenstein The Case for Discrete Energy Levels of a Black Hole    [3/24] Stanley Deser Gravity's Century: 1901-2001    [4/24] Paul Frampton Spontaneous CP Violation    no slides no slides no slides [5/24] Wendy Freedman Cosmological Parameters    [6/24] Mary Gaillard Progress in Weakly Coupled String Phenomenology    [7/24] Alan Guth Eternal Inflation: Successes and Questions    [8/24] James Hartle Spacetime Quantum Mechanics    [9/24] Peter Higgs My Life as a Boson    [10/24] Arthur Jaffe Twists and Supersymmetry    [11/24] Robert Kirshner Evidence For Cosmic Acceleration From Supernovae    [12/24] Andrei Linde Inflation and String Cosmology    [13/24] Lev Okun Vacuum As Seen From Moscow    [14/24] Michael Duff, Lee Bollinger, Shirley Neuman Opening Address    no slides no slides no slides [15/24] Alexander Polyakov Gauge Invariant Words and the Fifth Dimension    [16/24] Helen Quinn The Symmetry, Or Lack Of It, Between Matter and Antimatter    [17/24] John Schwarz Anomaly Cancellation: a Retrospective From a Modern Perspective    [18/24] Joseph Silk The Dark Side of the Universe    [19/24] Isadore Singer Geometry in Physics Tomorrow    [20/24] Paul Steinhardt Colliding Branes and the Origin of the Hot Big Bang    [21/24] Michael Turner Cosmology 2001    [22/24] Martinus Veltman Why Do We Need a Linear Collider?    [23/24] Shing-Tung Yau Geometry and Spacetime    [24/24] Bruno Zumino Nonabelian Gauge Theories on Noncommutative Spaces    For information: wlap@umich.edu Last modified: Wednesday, 16-Jul-2003 18:25:31 EDT