This is IARD2014 Conference page in OLD style, but including photographs from Storrs University.
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http://www.iard-relativity.org/iard2014

Press for info on IARD2016 Conference in 2016 Press for info on IARD2014 Conference in June 2014 Press for info on IARD2012 Conference in May-June 2012 Below left please find links to official IARD pages   IARD Home IARD Conference Pages Papers Books Contact Standing Committee IARD 2008 Meeting  Greece Tiny Greek dictionary IARD 2010 Meeting IARD 2010 proceedings IARD2012 Meeting Italy Tiny Italian dictionary IARD 2012 proceedings IARD2014 Meeting IARD 2014 proceedings IARD 2016 Meeting IARD 2016 proceedings IARD 2018 Meeting Mexico Tiny Spanish dictionary IARD 2018 proceedings IARD 2020 Meeting virtual IARD 2020 proceedings IARD 2022 Meeting IARD 2022 abstracts     IARD Officers: Martin C. Land President Larry P. Horwitz Tepper L. Gill Treasurer   http://www.iard-relativity.org/		I  A  R  D  2  0  1  4  At the bottom of this page please find a table with links to all IARD conference pages The 9th Biennial Conference on Classical and Quantum Relativistic Dynamics of Particles and Fields, and PT 9-13 June 2014 ♦  University of Connecticut  ♦  Storrs, CT, USA Conference Proceedings The proceedings of IARD 2014 appear in JPCS, v. 615 (2015) Conference Program Nora Berrah University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA Welcome by Physics Department Head Professor James Lindesay Howard University, Washington DC, USA Canonical proper time quantum gravitation Astrid Eichhorn Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Canada Does matter matter in quantum gravity? Alessandro Spallicci Sciences d l'Universe, France Self-force driven motion and orbital evolution effects Martin Land Hadassah College, Jerusalem, Israel Pair production in classical Stueckelberg-Horwitz electrodynamics Bruce Mainland Ohio State University at Newark, USA Toward a composite model of leptons and quarks Petr Jizba Czech Technical University in Prague On statistical origin of special and doubly special relativity Miles Blencowe Dartmouth College, USA Effective field theory approach to gravitationally induced decoherence Paul O'Hara Northeastern Illinois University, USA Relativistic Brownian motion Burra Sidharth G.P. Birla Observatory and Astronomical Research Centre, India Relativity and quantum mechanics Martin Rivas University of the Basque County, Bilbao, Spain The center of mass and center of charge of the electron Omair Zubairi San Diego State University, CA, USA Static solutions of Einstein's field equations for compact stellar objects James O’Brien Wentworth Institute of Technology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA Conformal gravity for tidal dwarf galaxies and the Milky Way Benjamin Shlaer Tufts University, USA Resolving the problem of time in diffeomorphism invariant theories Philip Mannheim University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA Introduction to PT symmetry Carl Bender Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL), USA Nonlinear eigenvalue problems and PT-symmetric quantum mechanics Hugh Jones Imperial College, UK Special properties of a Fabry-Perot resonator with an embedded PT grating Tsampikos Kottos Weslyan University, USA Asymmetric wave transport using PT-symmetry Maarten DeKieviet University of Heidelberg, Germany Exploring geometric phases; discrete symmetry breaking at low energies Savannah Garmon Osaka Prefecture University, Japan Bound states, scattering states and resonant states in PT-symmetric open quantum systems Matthias Liertzer Vienna University of Technology, Austria Exceptional points in resonant structures with gain and loss Stacy McGaugh Case Western Reserve University Laws of galactic rotation Qing-hai Wang National University of Singapore Fluctuation about cosmological instantons Philip Mannheim University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA Torsion: what it is and how to constrain it Alan Parry University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA Modeling wave dark matter and dwarf spheroidal galaxies Ariel Edery Bishop's University, Canada The Coleman-Weinberg mechanism in a Weyl invariant theory: application to a magnetic monopole Hou Yau FDNL Research USA Bosonic field with fluctuations in space and Time Tepper Gill Howard University, Washington DC, USA Proper-time Dirac theory Alexander Gersten Ben-Gurion University, Beer-Sheva, Israel Different first quantization presentations of massless spin 1 and spin 2 particles Roman Sverdlov IISER Mohall, India Can "infinitesimal" epsilon-parameter in a propagator actually be finite? Netsivi Ben-Amots Haifa, Israel On the role of relativistic electrons in the imploding stage of supernovas Luca Lusanna INFN, Italy Implications of the Lorentz signature of spacetime Mark Davidson Spectel Research Corporation, Palo Alto, CA, USA Variable mass theories in relativistic quantum mechanics as an explanation for low energy nuclear phenomena Robert Fischetti University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA Neutron interference in the gravitational field of a ring laser   Skyline over University of Connecticut
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