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    XV International Conference on Gravitation, Astrophysics and Cosmology (ICGAC15)

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    Parallel Session Presentation List (Final) Namsan Halls are at 1st floor !! 


    Room aRoom cRoom dRoom eRoom f
      Namsan Hall ABNamsan Hall CNamsan Hall DNamsan Hall ENamsan Hall F
    July 3 (Mon)Pa1A4D1A1A2,D2C1
    Pa2A4A3C2E2F1
    July 4 (Tue)Pa3C3E5B2E4,E1A6
    Pa4C3E5B2D3,D4B1,G
    July 6 (Thu)Pa5C3E6A5E7B3
    Pa6 E6A5C5C4


    First Name Middle Name Last Name Affiliation Talk Title date time ID
    A1. General relativity: Theory and Mathematical developments: (Pa1-d, Monday) Chair:  Hyeong-Chan Kim   Pa1-d
    Hyeong-Chan   Kim Korea National University of Transportation Steady heat conduction in general relativity 3 14:00-14:20 Pa1-d1
    Sinya   Aoki Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University Energy (non-)conservation and a conserved charge in general relativity 3 14:20-14:40 Pa1-d2
    Xiaoning   Wu Academy of Mathematics and System Science, CAS On Uniqueness of electro-vacuum static spacetime 3 14:40-15:00 Pa1-d3
    Supragyan   Priyadarshinee NIT Rourkela, Sundergarh, Odisha, India Analytic topological hairy dyonic black holes and thermodynamics 3 15:00-15:15 Pa1-d4
    Asta   Heinesen ENS de Lyon Dimming of light in general relativity: On the possible emergence of dark energy effects in space-times with ordinary matter 3 15:15-15:30 Pa1-d5
    Dan-Dan   Lian Sun Yat-sen University Birefringence of wave packets with angular momentum in gravity 3 15:30-15:45 Pa1-d6
    Yasutaka   Koga Nagoya University Photon sphere and shadow evolution in a dynamical black hole spacetime 3 15:45-16:00 Pa1-d7
    A2. Exact solutions: (Pa1-e, Monday) Chair: Seokcheon Lee   Pa1-e
    Muhammad   Sharif The University of Lahore Cosmological Solutions in Extended Theory of Gravity 3 14:00-14:20 Pa1-e1
    Wei-Chen   Lin Pusan National University Trouble with the Penrose diagram in spacetimes connected via a spacelike thin shell 3 14:20-14:40 Pa1-e2
    Yeongji   Kim Konkuk University Ernst equation in a complete Hamiltonian reduction and exact solutions 3 14:40-14:50 Pa1-e3
    A3. Alternative theory of gravity: (Pa2-c, Monday) Chair:  Jongping Hsu     Pa2-c
    Yu-Xiao   Liu Lanzhou University Resonant Kaluza-Klein modes and quasinormal modes on brane 3 16:30-16:50 Pa2-c1
    Shaoqi   Hou Wuhan University Gravitational wave memory effects in modified theories of gravity 3 16:50-17:10 Pa2-c2
    Hiroki   Matsui Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University DeWitt boundary condition requires Ho\v{r}ava-Lifshitz quantum gravity 3 17:10-17:30 Pa2-c3
    Zheng-Quan   Cui Sun Yat-Sen University Spinor Walls in Five-Dimensional Warped Spacetime 3 17:30-17:50 Pa2-c4
    Hongchao   Zhang Zhejiang University of Technology Cosmological Constant, Inflaton, and Dark Matter Occurred Naturally from the Duplex Higgs Mechanism for Poincare Gauge Gravity 3 17:50-18:10 Pa2-c5
    Jongping   Hsu University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Quantum Yang-Mills Gravity, Feynman-Dyson Rules and Tests 3 18:10-18:30 Pa2-c6
    A4. Modified gravity: (Pa1-a, Monday) Chair: Yun Soo Myung   Pa1-a
    Boris   Latosh Center for Theoretical Physics of the Universe, Institute for Basic Science Scalar-Tensor Gravity at the First Loop 3 14:00-14:25 Pa1-a1
    Avik   De Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman Symmetric teleparallel theory of gravity and its extensions 3 14:25-14:50 Pa1-a2
    Gansukh   Tumurtushaa Jeju National University The reheating constraints to natural inflation in Horndeski gravity 3 14:50-15:15 Pa1-a3
    Saikat   Chakraborty The Institute for Fundamental Study "The Tah Poe Academia Institute", Naresuan University A comprehensive phase space analysis of the Hu-Sawicki $f(R)$ model 3 15:15-15:40 Pa1-a4
    Arpan   Kar Center for Quantum Spacetime (CQUeST), Sogang University WIMPs in Dilatonic Einstein Gauss-Bonnet Cosmology 3 15:40-16:00 Pa1-a5
    A4. Modified gravity: (Pa2-a, Monday) Chair: Arpan Kar Pa2-a
    Hocheol   Lee Sogang University Cosmology in Double Field Theory 3 16:30-16:45 Pa2-a1
    Dipayan   Mukherjee Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali Dual descriptions of late-time cosmology: Bouncing and collapsing Jordan frames 3 16:45-17:00 Pa2-a2
    Kota   Numajiri Nagoya University Revisiting TOV Problems in F(R) Gravity 3 17:00-17:15 Pa2-a3
    Tomoya   Tachinami Hirosaki University Non-relativistic stellar structure in generic linear massive gravity 3 17:15-17:30 Pa2-a4
    Sojeong   Jung Sogang University Thermodynamic phase transitions of the Schwarzschild AdS black hole with the modified Tolman temperature 3 17:30-17:45 Pa2-a5
    Frederic   Lassiaille FL research Relativity in motion: long version 3 17:45-18:00 Pa2-a6
    Naoki   Yoshioka Hiroshima University Cartan modified gravity and reheating of universe. 3 18:00-18:15 Pa2-a7
    A5. Numerical Relativity: (Pa5-d, Thursday) Chair: Jinho Kim   Pa5-d
    Chulmoon   Yoo Nagoya Univ. Simulation of PBH formation 6 14:00-14:20 Pa5-d1
    Zhoujian   Cao Chinese Academy of Sciences Compact Binary object Coalescence along eccentric orbit---From Template to Science 6 14:20-14:40 Pa5-d2
    Yeong-Bok   Bae Institute for Basic Science Hyperbolic encounter of two black holes 6 14:40-15:00 Pa5-d3
    Young-Hwan   Hyun KASI Imprints of the Strong Gravity Regime in Black Hole Encounters: Insights from Numerical Simulations 6 15:00-15:20 Pa5-d4
    Gungwon   Kang Chung-Ang University 3PM EOB Hamiltonian and its numerical test by scattering angles of encountering black holes 6 15:20-15:40 Pa5-d5
    A5. Numerical Relativity: (Pa6-d, Thursday) Chair: Yeong-Bok Bae Pa6-d
    Jinho   Kim Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute Relativistic hydrodynamics and its application with AMR 6 16:30-16:50 Pa6-d1
    Ji-hoon   Kim Seoul National University How Including New Physics Changes The Evolution of Massive Black Holes In Simulations: Perspectives in the Era of High-resolution Simulations 6 16:50-17:10 Pa6-d2
    Mageshwaran   Tamilan Chungbuk National University, South Korea General relativistic advection-dominant accretion disk model in tidal disruption events 6 17:10-17:30 Pa6-d3
    Jeongbhin   Seo UNIST Generation of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays at Radio Galaxy Jets 6 17:30-17:50 Pa6-d4
    Shalabh   Gautam ICTS, Bengaluru Spherical Einstein Field Equations on Hyperboloidal Slices 6 17:50-18:10 Pa6-d5
    A6. Gravitational waves-Theory: (Pa3-f, Tuesday) Chair: Jinn-Ouk Gong    Pa3-f
    Karan   Fernandes National Taiwan Normal University Gravitational wave observables from subleading soft factors 4 14:00-14:15 Pa3-f1
    Avani Vikrambhai Patel National Taiwan Normal University Chaotic Orbits in Effective One Body Formulation 4 14:15-14:30 Pa3-f2
    Qiliang   Zhao Sun Yat-sen University Conformal gravitational waves and their symmetries 4 14:30-14:45 Pa3-f3
    Zi-Yan   Yuwen Institute of Theoretical PhysicsChinese Academy of Sciences Hydrodynamic sound shell model 4 14:45-15:00 Pa3-f4
    Shao-Jiang   Wang Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Hydrodynamic perspective of cosmological first-order phase transitions 4 15:00-15:15 Pa3-f5
    Tie-Jun   Gao Xidian University double-inflection-point inflation and gravitational waves 4 15:15-15:30 Pa3-f6
    Chao   Chen HKUST Growth of curvature perturbations in non-minimal curvaton scenario 4 15:30-15:45 Pa3-f7
    B1. Quantum physics in curved spacetime: (Pa4-f, Tuesday) Chair: Shih-Yuin Lin    Pa4-f
    Dong-han   Yeom Pusan National University Yang-Mills black holes and end of black hole evaporation 4 16:30-16:50 Pa4-f1
    Shih-Yuin   Lin National Changhua University of Education Relativistic particle wavepacket in quantum electromagnetic fields: Quantum coherence and the Unruh effect 4 16:50-17:10 Pa4-f2
    B2. Stringy gravity and AdS/CFT: (Pa3-d, Tuesday) Chair: Bin Chen   Pa3-d
    Wei   Song Tsinghua University The TsT/TTbar correspondence 4 14:00-14:20 Pa3-d1
    Jie-qiang   Wu Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences A Geodesic Network in Classical $AdS_3$ Gravity from the Entanglement Wedge Cross Section 4 14:20-14:40 Pa3-d2
    Cheng   Peng UCAS, KITS Spacetime covariant disordered field theories 4 14:40-15:00 Pa3-d3
    Yang   Zhou Fudan U. Defect Localized Entropy and Holography 4 15:00-15:20 Pa3-d4
    Run-Qiu   Yang Tianjin University On holographic time-like entanglement entropy 4 15:20-15:35 Pa3-d5
    Chanyong   Park GIST Holographic two-point functions in a disorder system 4 15:35-15:50 Pa3-d6
    Hao-Tian   Sun Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Breaking rotations without violating the KSS viscosity bound 4 15:50-15:55 Pa3-d7
    Yuping   An Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Dynamical Instability of Holographic Two-component Superfluids Interface 4 15:55-16:00 Pa3-d8
    B2. Stringy gravity and AdS/CFT: (Pa4-d, Tuesday) Chair: Wei Song Pa4-d
    Bin   Chen Peking University On higher-dimensional Carrollian field theory 4 16:30-16:50 Pa4-d1
    Song   He Jilin University Pseudo-entropy in 2d CFTs 4 16:50-17:10 Pa4-d2
    Jiang   Long Huazhong University of Science and Technology Boundary theory in asymptotically flat spacetime 4 17:10-17:30 Pa4-d3
    XianHui   Ge Department of Physics, Shanghai University Matching partition functions of deformed JT gravity and cSYK model 4 17:30-17:45 Pa4-d4
    Wontae   Kim Sogang University Temperatures in quantum black holes 4 17:45-18:00 Pa4-d5
    Arpita   Mitra POSTECH Soft Theorems in AdS spacetime 4 18:00-18:15 Pa4-d6
    Jun-Kun   Zhao ITP, CAS Quantum Critical Magnetocaloric Effect in Holography 4 18:15-18:30 Pa4-d7
    B3. Other topics on Quantum gravity: (Pa5-f, Thursday) Chair: Pengming Zhang   Pa5-f
    Eric   Bergshoeff University of Groningen Carroll Symmetries for Particles, Strings and Gravity 6 14:00-14:20 Pa5-f1
    Glenn   Barnich Université libre de Bruxelles Geometric actions in gravity 6 14:20-14:40 Pa5-f2
    Hoi Lai   Yu Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Intrinsic Time Geometrodynamics 6 14:40-15:00 Pa5-f3
    Loïc   Marsot Sun Yat-sen University Non-trivial effective null dynamics from extended Carroll symmetries 6 15:00-15:20 Pa5-f4
    Pengming   Zhang Sun Yat-sen University Sturm–Liouville equation and Carroll symmetry of plane gravitational wave 6 15:20-15:40 Pa5-f5
    C1. Relativistic Astrophysics: (Pa1-f, Monday) Chair: Medeu Abishev   Pa1-f
    Nurzada   Beissen al Farabi Kazakh national university Application of GBT theorem for Gravitational deflection of light by Compact Objects 3 14:00-14:25 Pa1-f1
    Medeu   Abishev Al Farabi Kazakh National university Nonlinear Vacuum Electrodynamic effects on magnetars 3 14:25-14:50 Pa1-f2
    Michail   Chabanov Goethe University Frankfurt Crustal magnetic fields do not lead to large magnetic-field amplifications in binary neutron-star mergers 3 14:50-15:15 Pa1-f3
    Myeonghwan   Oh Kyungpook National University Accelerated protons produced by magnetic Penrose process in Sgr A* 3 15:15-15:35 Pa1-f4
    C2. Neutron stars & compact objects: (Pa2-d, Monday) Chair: Jin Young Kim   Pa2-d
    Naresh Kumar Patra BITS Pilani K K Birla Goa Campus, NH-B, South Goa, Goa, Pin-757040 Systematic analysis of the impacts of symmetry energy parameters on neutron star properties 3 16:30-16:45 Pa2-d1
    Muhammad   Zubair COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, Lahore Pakistan Ultracompact stars in the light of minimal geometric deformation 3 16:45-17:00 Pa2-d2
    Sagnik   Chatterjee Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal Analyzing the speed of sound in neutron stars with machine learning 3 17:00-17:15 Pa2-d3
    Márcio   Ferreira University of Coimbra Quark matter in neutron stars 3 17:15-17:30 Pa2-d4
    Yasufumi   Kojima Hiroshima University Crustal deformation and fracture by Hall evolution of magnetic field in strongly magnetized stars 3 17:30-17:45 Pa2-d5
    Tursynbek Izmukhanovich Yernazarov al-Farabi Kazakh National University Nonlinear electrodynamical lensing of electromagnetic waves on the dipole magnetic field of the magnetar.  3 17:45-18:00 Pa2-d6
    Yat To   Tang The Chinese University of Hong Kong Oscillations and tidal deformations of crystallized white dwarfs 3 18:00-18:15 Pa2-d7
    Jin Young   Kim Kunsan National University Light bending by charged black hole and magnetar in the generalized Born-Infeld nonlinear electrodynamics 3 18:15-18:30 Pa2-d8
    C3. Black hole: (Pa3-a, Tuesday) Chair: Wonwoo Lee   Pa3-a
    Li   Li Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Probing the structure inside the black hole event horizon 4 14:00-14:20 Pa3-a1
    Zahid   Zakir Centre for Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics Metrics with irreducible mass leading to a correct parameter dependence of gravitational effects around charged and rotating compact objects 4 14:20-14:40 Pa3-a2
    Sijie   Gao Beijing Normal University General mass formula for charged Kerr-AdS black holes 4 14:40-15:00 Pa3-a3
    Jorge   G. Valcarcel Tokyo Institute of Technology New black hole solutions with a dynamical traceless nonmetricity tensor in Metric-Affine Gravity 4 15:00-15:20 Pa3-a4
    Abbas Mohamed Sherif Jeju National University Thermodynamics from conformal Killing vector in the charged Vaidya metric 4 15:20-15:40 Pa3-a5
    C3. Black hole: (Pa4-a, Tuesday) Chair: Sijie Gao Pa4-a
    Xiao Yan   Chew Jiangsu University of Science and Technology Scalar Hairy Black Holes with Asymmetric Potential 4 16:30-16:50 Pa4-a1
    Wonwoo   Lee CQUeST, Sogang University Properties of the charged rotating black hole with an anisotropic matter field 4 16:50-17:10 Pa4-a2
    Daiki   Saito Nagoya University Spins of primordial black holes from fluids with soft equation of state parameters 4 17:10-17:30 Pa4-a3
    Saken   Toktarbay Al farabi kazakh national university Diverse External Magnetic Field Configurations Surrounding a Black Hole 4 15:30-15:50 Pa4-a4
    C3. Black hole: (Pa5-a, Thursday) Chair: Li Li Pa5-a
    Minyong   Guo Beijing Normal University Black hole shadow and inner shadow 6 14:00-14:20 Pa5-a1
    Yosuke   Mizuno Tsung-Dao Lee Institute, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Numerical Modeling of the Black Hole Shadow and Relativistic Jets on Horizon Scale 6 14:20-14:40 Pa5-a2
    Torben Christian   Frost Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics at Peking University Gravitational Lensing in the NUT Spacetime: A Multimessenger Approach 6 14:40-15:00 Pa5-a3
    Hsu-Wen   Chiang LeCosPA, NTU Relating photon orbit observable with quasinormal modes in generic axisymmetric stationary spacetime 6 15:00-15:20 Pa5-a4
    Koichiro   Uehara Nagoya University Numerical simulation of type II primordial black hole formation 6 15:20-15:40 Pa5-a5
    Albert   Escrivà Nagoya University Numerical simulations of vacuum bubbles and their consequences on the PBH scenario 6 15:40-16:00 Pa5-a6
    C4. Wormholes and other massive objects: (Pa6-f, Thursday) Chair: Wontae Kim   Pa6-f
    Francisco S.N. Lobo Institute of Astrophysics and Space Sciences, University of Lisbon Modified-gravity wormholes without exotic matter 6 16:30-17:00 Pa6-f1
    Sung-Won   Kim Ewha Womans University Gravitational waves by a wormhole and wormhole binary system 6 17:00-17:20 Pa6-f2
    Pradyumn Kumar Sahoo BITS-Pilani, Hyderabad Campus A study on Casimir wormholes 6 17:20-17:40 Pa6-f3
    Paul Bikash  Chandra University of North Bengal Emergent Universe from Dynamical wormhole 6 17:40-18:00 Pa6-f4
    Keiya   Uemichi Nagoya University General solution of 5 dimensional rotating wormhole 6 18:00-18:15 Pa6-f5
    Hyat   Huang University of Oldenburg Light Ring behind Wormhole Throat 6 18:15-18:30 Pa6-f6
    Fech Scen   Khoo University of Oldenburg Stability of slowly rotating Ellis-Bronnikov wormholes 6 18:30-18:45 Pa6-f7
    C5. Dark Matter: (Pa6-e, Thursday) Chair: Jaeweon Lee     Pa6-e
    Xing-Yu   Yang KIAS Observational phenomena on black hole with dark matter dress 6 16:30-16:45 Pa6-e1
    Hiroki   Kawai University of Tokyo An analytic model for the core-halo mass relation in fuzzy dark matter halos 6 16:45-17:00 Pa6-e2
    Tan   Chen Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Gravitational microlensing by dressed primordial black holes 6 17:00-17:15 Pa6-e3
    Ning   Xie Sun Yat-sen University Imprints of ultralight axions on the gravitational wave and pulsar timing measurement 6 17:15-17:30 Pa6-e4
    Junseok   Lee Tohoku University The evolution of domain wall network with inflationary fluctuations 6 17:30-17:45 Pa6-e5
    Naoya   Kitajima Tohoku University Cosmological production of dark photon dark matter 6 17:45-18:00 Pa6-e6
    Keiko   Nagao Okayama University of Science Directional detection of boosted dark matter from direction of the Galactic center 6 18:00-18:15 Pa6-e7
    Yun-Long   Zhang National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences Pulsar timing residual induced by wideband ultralight dark matter 6 18:15-18:30 Pa6-c8
    D1. Dark Energy: (Pa1-c, Monday) Chair: Jaeweon Lee   Pa1-c
    Young-Wook   Lee Yonsei University Evidence for strong progenitor age bias in supernova cosmology 3 14:00-14:20 Pa1-c1
    Eoin   O Colgain Atlantic Technological University Is H0 a constant? 3 14:20-14:40 Pa1-c2
    Jaeweon   Lee Jungwon univ. Dark energy from quantum entanglement 3 14:40-15:00 Pa1-c3
    Md Saddam Hussain Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India Dynamics of Interacting Dark Matter Dark Energy 3 15:00-15:20 Pa1-c4
    Fei   Qin Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute The Halo Occupation Distribution of HI Galaxies 3 15:20-15:40 Pa1-c5
    D2. Status of Standard cosmology and alternatives: (Pa1-e, Monday) Chair: Seokcheon Lee   Pa1-e
    Daniele   Gregoris Jiangsu University of Science and Technology On the uniqueness of ΛCDM-like evolution for homogeneous and isotropic cosmology in General Relativity 3 14:50-15:10 Pa1-e4
    Seokcheon   Lee Sungkyunkwan University Late time acceleration with varying speed of light model 3 15:10-15:30 Pa1-e5
    Minyong   Jung Seoul National University Satellite Galaxy Populations In A Cosmological Simulation 3 15:30-15:45 Pa1-e6
    D3. Cosmological dynamics and Fundamental Constants: (Pa4-e, Tuesday) Chair: Seung Hun Oh     Pa4-e
    Kenmoku   Masakatsu Nara Women's Universiry Singularities of Magnetic Monopoles in the Universe 4 16:30-16:50 Pa4-e1
    Jie   Jiang Pusan National University Numerical Investigation of Two-Dimensional Fokker-Planck Equation in Inflationary Models: Importance of Slow-Roll Conditions 4 16:50-17:10 Pa4-e2
    D4. Cosmology beyond FLRW-theory and Obs: (Pa4-e, Tuesday) Chair: Seung Hun Oh      
    Ya-Peng   Hu Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics Thermodynamic equation of state and phase transitions for the spacetime of Friedmann-Robertson-Walker universe 4 17:10-17:30 Pa4-e3
    Vipin   Sudevan LeCosPA, NTU, Taiwan A DEEP LATENT VARIABLE MODEL FOR RECOVERING CMB ANISOTROPY MAP OVER LARGE ANGULAR SCALES OF THE SKY 4 17:30-17:50 Pa4-e4
    Ashok Kumar Singal Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad Discordance of dipole asymmetries seen in large radio surveys (VLASS & RACS) with the Cosmological Principle 4 17:50-18:10 Pa4-e5
    E1. Test of gravity: (Pa3-e, Tuesday) Chair: Myungshin Im   Pa3-e
    Che-Yu   Chen iTHEMS, RIKEN Testing black hole eikonal correspondence 4 15:00-15:20 Pa3-e4
    Yun   Hao University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Testing Gravitational Violation of Electromagnetic $U_1$ Symmetry: Light Deflection by the Sun and Josephson Effects in Quantum Yang-Mills Gravity 4 15:20-15:40 Pa3-e5
    E2. EHT (Event Horizon Telescope): (Pa2-e, Monday) Chair: Georgios Paraschos   Pa2-e
    Georgios Filippos Paraschos Max Planck Institute AGN studies with the EHT and synergies with GR/theory 3 16:30-17:00 Pa2-e1
    Dongjin   Kim MIT EHT Simulations: A Preview of the Next Decade 3 17:00-17:30 Pa2-e2
    Benjamin Scott Prather Los Alamos National Laboratory Insights From the First Polarized Images of the Supermassive Black Hole M87* 3 17:30-18:00 Pa2-e3
    Ilje   Cho IAA-CSIC, Spain Imaging the Black Hole Shadow from the EHT observations 3 18:00-18:30 Pa2-e4
    E4. Multi-Messenger Astrophysics: (Pa3-e, Tuesday) Chair: Myungshin Im   Pa3-e
    Elahe   Khalouei Seoul National University Electromagnetic follow-up of GW 4 14:00-14:20 Pa3-e1
    Surojit   Saha Institute of Astronomy, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan Rapid Generation of Kilonova Light Curves Using Conditional Variational Autoencoder 4 14:20-14:40 Pa3-e2
    Alexei   Sytov INFN Ferrara Division; Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI) New ideas for dark matter search in dwarf galaxies through direct gamma-ray detection exploiting the acceleration of electromagnetic shower development in oriented crystals 4 14:40-15:00 Pa3-e3
    E5. Gravitational wave detection: (Pa3-c, Tuesday) Chair:  Ho Jung Paik   Pa3-c
    Jianwei   Mei TianQin Center, Sun Yat-sen University Science of TianQin 4 14:00-14:25 Pa3-c1
    Yanzheng   Bai Huazhong University of Science&Technology Progress of high-precision inertial sensor for TianQin 4 14:25-14:50 Pa3-c2
    Minghui   Du Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Science Constraining Kaluza-Klein extra dimensions with Taiji 4 14:50-15:15 Pa3-c3
    Xinmiao   Zhao Peking University Constraining the acceleration of moving binary black holes using gravitational wave 4 15:15-15:40 Pa3-c4
    E5. Gravitational wave detection: (Pa4-c, Tuesday) Chair: Li Li     Pa4-c
    Ho Jung   Paik Department of Physics, University of Maryland, College Park, MD SOGRO in Tetrahedral Configuration for Mid-Frequency Gravitational Waves 4 16:30-17:00 Pa4-c1
    Xing   Bian Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Development of Superconducting Weak Force Sensors for Gravitational Wave Detection 4 17:00-17:25 Pa4-c2
    Chan   Park IBS Detection of gravitational waves by electromagnetic cavity: a review 4 17:25-17:50 Pa4-c3
    E6. LIGO theory and experiment: (Pa5-c, Thursday) Chair: Chunglee Kim    Pa5-c
    Shinji   Miyoki ICRR, The University of Tokyo Overview of the KAGRA commissioning for O4 6 14:00-14:30 Pa5-c1
    Sungho   Lee Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI) Development of Gravitational Wave Detection Technology at KASI 6 14:30-14:50 Pa5-c2
    June Gyu   Park Yonsei university Lab-Scale Experiment for Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Detector 6 14:50-15:10 Pa5-c3
    Daiki   Haba Tokyo Institute of Technology Development of a new control method for optical resonators under the influence of non-uniform birefringence 6 15:10-15:30 Pa5-c4
    Seiya   Sasaoka Tokyo Institute of Technology Deep Learning for Gravitational Wave Detection and Its Analysis Using Grad-CAM 6 15:30-16:00 Pa5-c5
    E6. LIGO theory and experiment: (Pa6-c, Thursday) Chair: Hyung Mok Lee     Pa6-c
    Md Arif   Shaikh Seoul National University Defining Eccentricity for Gravitational Wave Astronomy 6 16:30-16:50 Pa6-c1
    Soichiro   Morisaki Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo Rapid parameter estimation of binary neutron star merger using reduced order quadrature 6 16:50-17:10 Pa6-c2
    JeongCho   Kim Seoul National University Effects of eccentricity and aligned spins in the parameter estimation of CBC inspirals 6 17:10-17:30 Pa6-c3
    E7. LISA theory and experiment: (Pa5-e, Thursday) Chair: John Conklin   Pa5-e
    Masaki   Ando University of Tokyo Space Gravitational-Wave Antenna B-DECIGO and DECIGO 6 14:00-14:20 Pa5-e1
    John G Baker NASA-GSFC NASA's Contributions to LISA Science and Technology 6 14:20-14:40 Pa5-e2
    Ziren   Luo Chinese Academy of Sciences The recent status of Taiji program 6 14:40-15:00 Pa5-e3
    Yongho   Lee AEI Hannover LISA Phase Measurement System Development and Testing 6 15:00-15:20 Pa5-e4
    Davide   Dal Bosco University of Trento and INFN/TIFPA The LISA Gravitational Reference Sensor: technology and challenges 6 15:20-15:40 Pa5-e5
    Veronica   Vazquez-Aceves The Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics, Pekin University XMRI in the centre of our galaxy, formation mechanisms and the information we can extract from them. 6 15:40-16:00 Pa5-e6
    F1. Education on Astrophysics and Relativity: (Pa2-f, Monday) Chair: Sung-Won Kim   Pa2-f
    Jongwon   Park Chonnam National University Teaching relativity theory to foster scientific literacy 3 16:30-17:00 Pa2-f1
    Wonyong   Park University of Southampton Making the relativity curriculum: Recent curriculum reforms in Korea and competing views about physics knowledge 3 17:00-17:20 Pa2-f2
    Ajay   Sharma Fundamental Physics Society Re-visiting Einstein’s original derivation of E =mc2 3 17:20-17:40 Pa2-f3
    Sungmin   Im Daegu University Analysis of pre-service physics teachers’ conceptual understanding on special relativity theory 3 17:40-18:00 Pa2-f4
    Dong-han   Yeom Pusan National University A heuristic approach to compute the bending of light 3 18:00-18:15 Pa2-f5
    Jin Young   Kim KARTS The convergence of astrophysics and modern art after World War II 3 18:15-18:30 Pa2-f6
    G: After-deadline: (Pa4-f, Tuesday) Chair: Shih-Yuin Lin      Pa4-f
    Tomohiro   Harada Rikkyo University The periapsis shift of a quasi-circular orbit in a static spherically symmetric spacetime and the active gravitational mass density 4 17:10-17:30 Pa4-f3
    Si-Jiang   Yang Lanzhou University Thermodynamics and weak cosmic cernsorship conjecture for a Kerr-Newman Taub-NUT black hole 4 17:30-17:45 Pa4-f4
    Mahdis   Ghodrati APCTP Black hole radiation phase space from 1d higher point of view  4 17:45-18:00 Pa4-f5
    Shao-Jiang   Wang Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Is there a Hubble-variation tension? 4 18:00-18:20 Pa4-f6