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SUMMARY:Integrability and Nonequilibrium Phenomena in Spacetime-Modulated 
 Systems
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DESCRIPTION:Many physical systems of current interest operate far from equ
 ilibrium\, where external driving\, time-dependent interactions\, and spat
 ial modulation lead to rich and sometimes unexpected behavior. Examples ra
 nge from periodically driven (Floquet) quantum systems to classical and qu
 antum field theories with time-dependent couplings. Understanding such sys
 tems is a major challenge across condensed matter physics\, statistical ph
 ysics\, high-energy theory and cosmology.\n \nThis workshop aims to bring
  together researchers studying nonequilibrium dynamics from complementary 
 perspectives\, with a particular focus on systems that retain special math
 ematical structures known as integrability. These structures allow exact 
 or highly controlled descriptions of dynamics\, even far from equilibrium\
 , and have recently been identified in a growing number of time- and space
 time-modulated models both in high energy and condensed matter physics.\n
  \nTopics will include driven and integrable systems with spatially modul
 ated couplings\, Floquet systems\, relaxation and transport in nonequilibr
 ium settings\, and the use of integrability-based methods to analyze dynam
 ical phenomena. Special emphasis will be placed on connecting recent devel
 opments on time-dependent integrable quantum mechanical models relevant to
  condensed matter physics with time-dependent integrable sigma models stud
 ied in high-energy physics.\n \nBy creating a common forum for researcher
 s from different communities\, the workshop seeks to encourage dialogue\, 
 clarify shared concepts\, and highlight unifying principles underlying non
 equilibrium behavior in spacetime-modulated systems. The program will emph
 asize interaction and discussion\, with the goal of inspiring new collabor
 ations and future research directions.\n \nInvited Speakers:\nLewis Cole 
 (University of Edinburgh)\nHiromi Ebisu (iTHEMS\, RIKEN)\nRyusuke Hamazaki
  (iTHEMS\, RIKEN)\nChisa Hotta (University of Tokyo)Hosho Katsura (Univers
 ity of Tokyo)Kohei Kawabata (ISSP\, University of Tokyo)Nat Levine (Univer
 sity of Amsterdam)Chihiro Matsui (University of Tokyo)Takashi Oka (ISSP\, 
 University of Tokyo)Parameshwar Pasnoori (University of Maryland)Junichi S
 akamoto (University of Osaka)Fumika Suzuki (University of Tokyo)Anders Wal
 lberg (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)Xueda Wen (Georgia Inst
 itute of Technology)Takato Yoshimura (King’s College London)\n \nOrgani
 zers:\nShota Komatsu (CERN)\nJiaxin Qiao (Kavli IPMU)\nMasahito Yamazaki (
 Kavli IPMU & School of Science\, University of Tokyo)\n \n\nhttps://indic
 o.ipmu.jp/event/491/
LOCATION:Kavli IPMU
URL:https://indico.ipmu.jp/event/491/
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