List of seminars and presentations (latest), Pierre van Baal
1.
Yang-Mills on the torus, a possible test of confinement?, National Seminar High-energy Physics, 20 November 1981, Nikhef, Amsterdam.
2.
Finite temperature in the Twisted Eguchi-Kawai model, 7 September, 1983, Cargèse, France.
3.
Black holes in Kaluza-Klein theories, 27 October 1983, UvA, Amsterdam.
4.
QCD on the torus, a box of Pandora, 9 March 1984, Utrecht.
5.
Energy of electric flux on the torus, 3 April 1984, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
6.
Energy of electric flux on the torus, 24 May 1984, Wuppertal, Germany.
7.
Gauge theories on the torus, 6 June 1984, Nijmegen.
8.
Gauge theories on the torus, 12 June 1984, Leiden.
9.
Is space-time really four dimensional, 21 August 1984, astronomy colloquium, Utrecht.
10.
Gauge theories on the torus, 3 and 10 October 1984, Stony Brook, USA.
11.
Gauge theories on the torus, 19 October 1984, City College, New York, USA.
12.
Gauge fields from quantum mechanics, 21 November 1984, Stony Brook, USA.
13.
Black holes in supergravity, 12 December 1984, IAS, Princeton, USA.
14.
A new approach to multidimensional tunnelling, 23 July 1985, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
15.
A new approach to multidimensional tunnelling, 23 August 1985, UvA, Amsterdam.
16.
The role of transverse fluctuations in multidimensional tunnelling, Poster presented at the conference: ``Statistical Mechanics and Field Theory: Mathematical Aspects'', 26-30 August 1985, Groningen.
17.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 13 May 1986, Berekley, USA.
18.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 19 May 1986, CalTech, Los Angeles, USA.
19.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 21 May 1986, San Diego, USA.
20.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 23 May 1986, ITP, Santa Barbara, USA.
21.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 24 July 1986, NBI, Copenhagen, Denmark.
22.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 29 July 1986, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
23.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 5 August 1986, Cern, Geneve, Switzerland.
24.
QCD on a torus, a bridge between analytic and numberical results, 20 August 1986, Utrecht.
25.
Results on SU(3) gauge theory in a finite volume, 15 September 1986, Lattice'86, Brookhaven, USA.
26.
Duality and the Nahm transformation, 13 January 1987, Davis, USA.
27.
QCD on the torus and its connection to the lattice, 20 January 1987, Fermilab, Batavia, USA.
28.
QCD on the torus and its connection to the lattice, 25 February 1987, Cornell, Ithaca, USA.
29.
SU(2) spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 24 August 1987, UvA, Amsterdam.
30.
Glueball spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 18 September 1987, Cern, Geneve, Switzerland.
31.
Confronting analytic and Monte Carlo results in a finite volume for pure gauge theories, 28 September 1987, Lattice'87, Seillac, France.
32.
SU(2) spectroscopy in finite volumes, 13 November 1987, Utrecht.
33.
Analytic results for SU(2) spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 24 February 1988, Marseille, France.
34.
Gauge theories and confinement, 10 May 1988, mathematics, Oxford, England.
35.
SU(2) spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 11 May 1988, Oxford, England.
36.
SU(2) spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 13 May 1988, DAMTP, Cambridge, England.
37.
SU(2) spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 18 May 1988, Mons, Belgium.
38.
Finite volume gauge theory, 8 June 1988, Zakopane summer school, Poland.
39.
Rigorous nonperturbative results in finite volumes, 20 June 1988, Bonn, Germany.
40.
Massles fermions in finite volumes, 17-23 August 1988, op de conferentie ``Frontiers in nonperturbative filed theory'', Eger, Hungary.
41.
Relating Kac-Moody, Virasoro and Krichever-Novikov algebras, 30 August 1988, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
42.
Spectrum of the pure gauge theory, 24 September, Lattice'88, plenary talk, Fermilab, Batavia, USA.
43.
SU(2) spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 27 September 1988, Salt Lake City, USA.
44.
Relating Kac-Moody, Virasoro and Krichever-Novikov algebras, 30 September 1988, mathematics, Salt Lake City, USA.
45.
Relating Kac-Moody, Virasoro and Krichever-Novikov algebras, 4 October, CalTech, Los Angeles, USA.
46.
SU(2) spectroscopy in intermediate volumes, 7 October 1988, UCLA, Los Angeles, USA.
47.
Relating Kac-Moody, Virasoro and Krichever-Novikov algebras, 14 October 1988, Stony Brook, USA.
48.
Light fermions in finite volumes, 18 October 1988, Cornell, Ithaca, USA.
49.
Relating Kac-Moody, Virasoro and Krichever-Novikov algebras, 18 October 1988, Cornell, Ithaca, USA.
50.
On the size of lattice artefacts, 19 March 1989, Wuppertal, Germany.
51.
On the size of lattice artefacts, 22 March 1989, Cern, Geneve, Switzerland.
52.
Topological quantum field theory, 23 May 1989, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
53.
Topological quantum field theory, 5-6 June 1989, Zakopane summer school, Poland.
54.
Beyond the Gribov horizon in the femto universe, 21-28 August 1989, Cargese, France.
55.
Understanding SU(2) Lattice Artifacts in Intermediate Volumes, 20 September 1989, Capri, Italy.
56.
Introduction to Topological Yang-Mills Theory, 28 September 1989, Amsterdam.
57.
A guided tour through Fermi-land, National Seminar High-energy Physics, 20 October 1990, Nikhef, Amsterdam.
58.
Introduction to Topological Yang-Mills Theory, 20 November 1989, Groningen.
59.
Introduction to Topological Yang-Mills Theory, 1 December 1989, Freiburg, Germany.
60.
From Morse Theory to Floer Homology and Beyond, 15 February 1990, Wisk. Utrecht.
61.
Introduction to Topological Yang-Mills Theory, 28 March 1990, Utrecht.
62.
Topological Yang-Mills Theory, 5 April 1990, Rome, Italy.
63.
Introduction to Topological Yang-Mills Theory, 25 April 1990, Twente.
64.
Matrix models and 2-d Gravity: An Introduction, 7 August 1990, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
65.
The Nahm transformation as a duality transformation among instanton solution on a torus, 14 August 1990, NBI, Copenhagen, Denmark.
66.
Analytic Methods from Finite to Infinite Volume, review talk at Lat'90, 9 October 1990, Tallahassee, Florida, USA.
67.
Tunnelling and Morse Theory, 16 October 1990, Mathematics Dept., Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
68.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 17 October, Physics Dept., Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
69.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 18 October 1990, UCLA, Los Angeles, California, USA.
70.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 23 October 1990, ITP, Santa Barbara, California, USA.
71.
Cohomological Aspects of Topological Field Theory, 25 October 1990, USC, Los Angeles, California, USA.
72.
Introduction to Topological Field Theory, 26 October 1990, CSU, Long Beach, California, USA.
73.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 30 October 1990, TPI, University of Minnesota, Minniapolis, USA.
74.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 31 October 1990, ITP, University of Stony Brook, New York, USA.
75.
QCD Spectroscopy in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 2 November 1990, CEBAF, Newport/News, Virginia, USA.
76.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 7 November 1990, Cornell, Ithaca, New York, USA.
77.
Cohomological Aspects of Topological Field Theory, 7 November 1990, Cornell, Ithaca, New York, USA.
78.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 9 November 1990, MIT, Cambridge, Mass., USA.
79.
Path integrals and non-perturbative methods, lectures at the AIO/OIO school high-energy physics, 7-18 January, 1991, Logica, TU Twente, Enschede.
80.
Solving Gauge Theories in Volumes up to one Cubic Fermi, 4 February 1991, Physikalisches Institut, Bonn, Germany.
81.
Cohomological Aspects of Topological Yang-Mills Theory - An Introduction, set of four lectures, 23-25 April, 1991, Leuven, Belgium.
82.
Gauge Theories in Finite Volumes and Gribov Copies, 18 June 1991, Physique Theorique, Saclay, France.
83.
More (thoughts on) Gribov Copies, 12 July 1991, Cern, Switzerland.
84.
Quantum tunnelling and the Path Decomposition Expansion, set of two lectures at the Adriatico Course on Path Integration, 26-27 august, 1991, Treiste, Italy.
85.
Gribov Copies and the Fundamental Modular Domain, invited talk at the Adriatico Conference on Path Integration and its Applications, 3 September 1991, Trieste, Italy.
86.
Glueball Spectroscopy, National Seminar Theoretical Intermediate High-energy Physics, 27 September 1991, Nikhef, Amsterdam.
87.
More on Gribov Copies, Parallel session talk presented at Lattice'91, 5 November 1991, Tsukuba, Japan.
88.
Nahm's Duality Transformation Among Instanton Moduli Spaces, 11 November 1991, Tokyo University, Japan.
89.
More on Gribov Copies, 27 November 1991, HLRZ, Jüilich, Germany.
90.
More on Gribov Copies, 2 December 1991, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
91.
Glueball Spectroscopy in the Femtoworld, 12 December 1991, Universiteit van Leiden.
92.
On Gribov Copies, 14 January 1992, University of Bielefeld, Germany.
93.
Beyond the Gribov Horizon, 27 January 1992, University of Münster, Germany.
94.
QCD Spectroscopy in the Femto-universe/Beyond the Gribov Horizon and Further, Graduierten Kolleg, 19 February 1992, University of Erlangen, Germany.
95.
QCD Spectroscopy in the Femto-universe, 13 March 1992, University of Düsseldorf, Germany.
96.
The theta dependence beyond steepest descent, 20 March 1992, MPI, München, Germany.
97.
QCD Spectroscopy in the Femto-universe, 15 April 1992, NYU, New York, USA.
98.
QCD in the Femto-universe and beyond, 16 April 1992, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, USA.
99.
Non-perturbative analysis, gauge copies and more, 21 April 1992, Fermilab, Batavia, USA.
100.
Non-perturbative analysis, gauge copies and more, 23 April 1992, Washington University, St. Louis, USA.
101.
Non-perturbative analysis, gauge copies and more, 8 June 1992, contributed talk at XXI DGM, Nankai University, Tianjin, China.
102.
Topology of Yang-Milss Configuration Space, 12 June 1992, plenary talk at ISATQP, Shanxi University, Taiyuan, China.
103.
The theta dependence beyond steepest descent, 25 June 1992, Instituut voor Theoretische Fysica, UvA, Amsterdam.
104.
The Fundamental Modular Domain in Gauge Theories, June 30, 1992, Heraklion, Crete.
105.
On Gribov copies and horizons, 2 October 1992, MPI, München, Germany.
106.
The Nahmtransform, instanton moduli spaces and hyperKähler structure, 8 October 1992, Max Planck Institut, München, Germany.
107.
Gauge theories in finite volumes, 22 October 1992, ITEP, Moskou, Russia.
108.
The Nahm transformation for anti-selfdual Yang-Mills fields, 28 October 1992, invited talk at the International Conference on Mathematical Physics, Rakhov, Ukraine.
109.
Hoe krijgen we de sterke wisselwerking klein, 6 November 1992, voordracht op het lustrumsymposium Akademie-onderzoeker, KNAW, Amsterdam.
110.
Non-perturbative analysis, Gribov copies and horizons, 11 December 1992, Universidad Autonoma, Madrid, Spain.
111.
Gauge fixing, Gribov copies and horizons, 26 January 1993, Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany.
112.
How to tame the strong interaction of elementary particles, colloquium Ehrenfestii, 10 February 1993, Universiteit Leiden.
113.
The Fundamental Domain in 4-d Gauge Theories, 15 February 1993, Uppsala, Sweden.
114.
Non-perturbative gauge fixing, Ringberg workshop, 30 April 1993.
115.
A fundamental domain for gauge theories in 3+1 dimensions and non-perturbative dynamics, 19 May 1993, CTP, MIT, Cambridge, Mass., USA.
116.
Non-perturbative gauge fixing, 28 May 1993, Stony Brook, USA.
117.
Glueball Spectroscopy in Finite Volumes, 1 June 1993, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA.
118.
A Review of QCD Spectroscopy in Finite Volumes, 16 June 1993, invited talk at the "Light-cone/Non-perturbative" meeting, PSI, Villigen, Switzerland.
119.
QCD Spectroscopy in Finite Volumes, 22 June 1993, Strasbourg, France.
120.
Instanton solutions from improved cooling on the lattice, 26 July 1993, MPI, München, Germany.
121.
Non-perturbative gauge fixing, 9 August 1993, Heidelberg, Germany.
122.
Singular boundary points for SU(2) gauge theory on the three-sphere, 1 October 1993, Pisa, Italy.
123.
Instantons from over-improved cooling, 7 October 1993, washington University, St. Louis, USA.
124.
Non-perturbative gauge fixing, 11 October 1993, SMU, Dallas, USA.
125.
The principles of over-improved cooling, 13 October 1993, Parallel talk presented at Lattice'93, Dallas, USA.
126.
Hoe de sterke wisselwerking klein te krijgen, 4 November 1993, Philips Research Laboratories, Numerieke wiskunde groep, Eindhoven.
127.
How to tame the strong interaction of elementary particles, 27 January 1994, Physics Colloquium, Groningen.
128.
In verwachting van het zesde quark, Diligentia, 21 February 1994, Den Haag.
129.
Een sterk verhaal over kleuren en smaken, oratie, 29 April 1994, Leiden.
130.
The importance of full gauge fixing for infrared dynamics, invited talk at the workshop on Quantum Infrared Physics, Paris, 6 June, 1994.
131.
Zooming-in on the fundamental domain, Graduiertenkolleg, 22 June, 1994, Erlangen, Germany.
132.
Instantons and Sphalerons from cooling, 1 July, 1994, UCSD, La Jolla, USA.
133.
Exact results on the fundamental domain, 14 July 1994, Aspen Institute of Physics, Aspen, Colorado, USA.
134.
Some comments on Laplacian gauge fixing, parallel talk presented at Lattice'94, 28 September 1994, Bielefeld, Germany.
135.
Instantons and Sphalerons from cooling, 18 January, 1995, Technion, Haifa, Israel.
136.
Laplace and Coulomb gauge fixing - their non-perturbative relevance, 8 February 1995, Cortona, Italy.
137.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 30 March, 1995, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
138.
IJktheorieën met een twist, 20 April, 1995, Groningen, Minisymposium Mathematische Fysica op het Nat. Math. Congres.
139.
Results in non-perturbative QCD, 24 April 1995, Nikhef colloquium, Amsterdam.
140.
Global issues in gauge fixing, 4 May, 1995, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.
141.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 5 May, 1995, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.
142.
Global issues in gauge fixing, 10 May, 1995, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA.
143.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 19 May, 1995, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA.
144.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 25 May, 1995, Fermilab Batavia, Illinois, USA.
145.
Topics in non-perturbative QCD, 8 June 1995, Opening Symposium of the Dutch Research School of Theoretical Physics, Dalfsen.
146.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 18 June 1995, MPI, München, Germany.
147.
From Topology through Gauge Fixing to Dynamics, invited talk at the "Fifth meeting on Light-Front Quantization and non-Perturbative QCD", 22 June, 1995, Regensburg, Germany.
148.
A Survey on Gauge Fixing, invited talk at the Research Workshop on "Non-Perturbative methods in Field Theory", 30 June, 1995, ANU, Canberra, Australia.
149.
Cooling to find saddle point solutions, invited talk at the Research Workshop on "Non-Perturbative methods in Field Theory", 30 June, 1995, ANU, Canberra, Australia.
150.
Taming the strong interactions of elementary particles, 6 July 1995, General Physics Colloquium, Adelaide, Australia.
151.
Global issues in gauge fixing, 7 July 1995, Adelaide, Australia.
152.
Marginally stable solutions, parallel talk presented at Lattice'95, 11 July 1995, Melbourne, Australia.
153.
Non-perturbative issues in glueball spectroscopy, invited talk at the workshop "Non-perturbative approaches to QCD", 20 July 1995, Trento, Italy.
154.
Instanton moduli for T3 X R, invited talk presented at the 29th Ahrenshoop symposium, 1 September 1995, Buckow, Germany.
155.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 20 September 1995, Utrecht.
156.
New improved lattice action, 11 December 1995, Heidelberg, Germany.
157.
Global issues in gauge fixing, 22 January 1996, AIO/OIO-school, Dalfsen.
158.
Hoe krijgen we de sterke wisselwerking klein, 24 January 1996, fysisch colloquium, Universiteit Twente, Enschede.
159.
Testing Improved Actions, invited talk at "Continuous Advances in QCD", 29 March, 1996, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.
160.
Testing Improved Actions, 1 April 1996, Washington University, St. Louis, USA.
161.
Instanton moduli for T3 X R, 4 April 1996, Washington University, St. Louis, USA.
162.
A simple new imporved lattice action, invited talk at the 2nd International Sakharov conference, 22 May 1996, Lebedev Physical Institute, Moscow, Russia.
163.
On the Nahm transformation for T3 X R, talk at INTAS collaboration meeting, 24 May 1996, ITEP, Moscow, Russia.
164.
Global issues in gauge fixing, talk at INTAS collaboration meeting, 26 May 1996, Yerevan Physical Institute, Armenia.
165.
On the Nahm transformation, talk at INTAS collaboration meeting, 26 May 1996, Yerevan Physical Institute, Armenia.
166.
Hamiltonian from improved actions, parallel talk presented at Lattice'96, 8 June 1996, St. Louis, USA.
167.
Improved lattice actions, seminar at Stony Brook Universtity, 18 June 1996, Stony Brook, USA.
168.
Improved lattice actions and QCD in small volumes, invited talk at the INT workshop "Improved actions of lattice QCD", 6 September 1996, University of Washington, Seattle, USA.
169.
More (on) Improved Actions, invited talk at the "Workshop on Lattice Field Theory, Present results and future perspectives", 19 September 1996, TU Wien, Wenen, Austria.
170.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 16 October 1996, Nijmegen.
171.
Taking barriers in gauge theories, 9 December 1996, Jena, Germany.
172.
The Nahm transformation for pedestrians, 28 January 1997, Newton Institute, Cambridge, UK.
173.
Dynamical consequence of global gauge fixing issues, 31 January 1997, DAMTP, Cambridge, UK.
174.
Reporting progress at intermediate volumes and the role of instantons, invited talk at the Workshop on "New non-perturbative methods and quantization on the light cone", 27 February 1997, Les Houches, France.
175.
Dynamical consequence of global gauge fixing issues, 6 March 1997, Oxford, UK.
176.
Dynamical consequence of global gauge fixing issues, 16 May 1997, Southampton, UK.
177.
Gribov ambiguities and the fundamental domain, 1 July 1997, NATO ASI, Newton Institute, Cambridge, UK.
178.
The QCD vacuum, closing review talk presented at the XV International Symposium on Lattice Field Theory, LATTICE'97, 26 July 1997, Edinburgh, UK.
179.
Glueball spectrum on the three sphere beyond perturbation theory, Bonn workshop on confinement physics, 1 August 1997, ITKP, Bonn, Germany.
180.
Non-perturbative gauge theory, lectures at the 3rd nat. summer school "Grundlagen und neue Methoden der theoretischen Physik", 1-5 September 1997, Saalburg, Germany
181.
Non-perturbative consequences of gauge fixing, 20 November 1997, Universität Karlsruhe, Germany.
182.
The QCD vacuum, 25 November 1997, DESY, Hamburg, Germany.
183.
Path integrals and non-perturbative methods, lectures at the AIO/OIO school high-energy physics, 19-23 January 1998, De Jonkerbosch, Universiteit Nijmegen.
184.
The Nahm transformation for pedestrians, 20 February 1998, Nat. Seminarium Math. Struct. Veldentheorie, Amsterdam.
185.
Explicit Caloron solutions with non-trivial holonomy, 3 April 1998, National Seminar High-energy Physics, Nikhef, Amsterdam.
186.
Caloron/H-monopole solutions with non-trivial holonomy, 14 April 1998, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.
187.
Gribov's horizon - a vista on non-perturbative gauge theory, 15 April 1998, invite talk in honour of Vladimir Gribov at "Continuous Advances in QCD, III", University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.
188.
New instanton solutions at finite temperature, invited talk at the symposium "QCD at Finite Baryon Density", 29 April 1998, ZiF, Bielefeld, Germany.
189.
Unambiguously Gribov, invited talk at "Challenges in Theoretical Physics", in Memoriam Vladimir Gribov, 9 June 1998, Bad Honnef, Germany.
190.
How to make Instantons from Monopoles, invited talk presented at the workshop "Instantons and Monopoles in the QCD Vacuum", 22 June 1998, NORDITA, Copenhagen, Denmark.
191.
Constituent monopoles without gauge fixing, parellel talk at Lattice'98, 16 July 1998, Boulder, USA.
192.
Lessons from new Calorons for QCD, invited talk at the workshop "Perturbative and non-perturbative aspects of the standard model", 29 July 1998, Santa Fe, USA.
193.
Fun with the Nahm duality transformation, 22 February 1999, Groningen.
194.
Gauge invariant monopoles for free, 27 May 1999, Brookhaven, USA.
195.
Calorons, monopole constituents and the fermion zero-mode, 4 June 1999, Aspen, USA.
196.
Exact fermion zero-mode for the new calorons, parallel talk at Lattice'99, 2 July 1999, Pisa, Italy.
197.
The principles of ((over-)improved) cooling, invited talk at the Summer Institute on Numerical Simulations of Field Theories, 9 July 1999, Gran Sasso National Laboratory, Italy.
198.
Fluxes, instantons and duality in pure QCD, invited talk at the Amsterdam Summer Workshop ``Flux, Charge, Topology and Statistics'', 19 July 1999, Amsterdam.
199.
The many facets of Nahm's duality transformation, 17 August 1999, Cern, Geneva, Switzerland.
200.
Gauge field topology and all that, review talk presented at the 33rd Ahrenshoop symposium, 27 August 1999, Buckow, Germany.
201.
Instantons and monopoles, a surprising relationship, invited talk at the ECT* workshop ``Hadronic Processes at the interface between perturbative and non-perturbative QCD'', 1 September 1999, Trento, Italy.
202.
Monopole constituents, calorons and all that, seminar, 8 September 1999, SISSA, Trieste, Italy.
203.
Instantons versus monopoles, invited talk at the workshop ``Lattice fermions and structure of the vacuum'', 8 October 1999, JINR, Dubna, Russia.
204.
The Nahm transformation, 18 and 25 October 1999, Geometry seminar, Mathematical Institute, Leiden.
205.
Monopoles in disguise, invited talk at the workshop on ``Light-cone QCD and Nonperturbative Hadron Physics'', 17 December 1999, Adelaide, Australia.
206.
The many facets of Nahm's duality transformation, seminar, 27 January 2000, ITF, University of Amsterdam.
207.
Monopoles and overlapping instantons, invited talk at the workshop ``Fermions, disorder and extended objects on the lattice'', 4 February 2000, Benasque, Spain.
208.
The many facets of Nahm's duality transformation, seminar, 2 March 2000, LPTHE, Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France.
209.
Overlapping instantons, seminar, 24 March 2000, Universita di Roma II ``Tor Vergata'', Rome, Italy.
210.
Nahm transformation and BPS constituents, invited talk at the workshop "Current theoretical problems in lattice field theory", 5 April 2000, Schloss Ringberg, Germany.
211.
Overlapping instantons, invited talk at the worskhop "Continuous Advances in QCD, IV", 13 May 2000, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.
212.
QCD at high instanton density, invited talk at the INT workshop "QCD at finite baryon density", 25 May 2000, University of Washington, Seattle, USA.
213.
Instanton quarks at finite temperature, seminar, 5 June 2000, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.
214.
Hot Instantons, invited talk at the Triangle Meeting 2000 ``Non-perturbative Methods in Field and String Theory'', 21 June 2000, Copenhagen, Denmark.
215.
The many facets of Nahm's duality transformation, seminar, 6 July 2000, Eötvös University, Budapest, Hungary.
216.
Magnetic Monopoles, Astronomy Colloquium, 19 October 2000, Leiden.
217.
Gauge fixing and dynamics in gauge theory, informal lunch seminar, 9 November 2000, University of Bern, Switzerland.
218.
Overlapping instantons, seminar, 10 November 2000, University of Bern, Switzerland.
219.
Chiral symmetry restoration for pedestrians, seminar, 20 November 2000, Department of Subatomic Physics, Utrecht.
220.
Monopoles as Instanton Quarks, seminar, 7 December 2000, DESY Zeuthen, Germany.
221.
Overlapping Instantons, invited talk at the Third Workshop on Nonperturbative Aspects of Gauge Fields and Strings, 23 February 2001, Jena, Germany.
222.
A cocktail of monopoles, seminar, 2 May 2001, MPI, Munich, Germany.
223.
Tricritical point in dense QCD, Journal club seminar, 28 May 2001, Amsterdam.
224.
Viewpoints on abelian projections, seminar, 7 June 2001, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland.
225.
Regular monopoles in QCD at finite temperature, seminar, 15 June 2001, Freiburg, Germany.
226.
Knots in gauge theory: the Faddeev-Niemi model revisited, invited talk at the Amsterdam Summer Workshop ``Flux, Charge, Topology and Statistics'', 30 June 2001, Amsterdam.
227.
Viewpoints on abelian projections, invited talk at the workshop on "Lattice Hadron Physics", 17 July 2001, Cairns, Australia.
228.
Abelian projected monopoles: to be or not to be, parallel talk at Lattice 2001, 23 August 2001, Berlin, Germany.
229.
Reflections on topology, invited opening talk at the ECT* workshop ``Light-cone Physics: Particles and Strings'', 3 September 2001, Trento, Italy.
230.
Dense instantons and confinement, invited talk at the ECT* workshop ``The Physics of Colour Confinement'', 14 September 2001, Trento, Itatly.
231.
Instantons, pro and con, invited talk at the INT workshop "Lattice QCD and Hadron Phenomenology", 24 September 2001, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. (Scanned pages in the right order.)
232.
Periodic Instantons and Monopoles, Dublin Quantum Field Theory seminar, 7 January 2002, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
233.
Lessons from Dense Instantons, Computational Applied Mathematics seminar, 9 January 2002, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
234.
Knots, informal seminar ("Meet the Institute"), 16 January 2002, Leiden.
235.
Exact chiral zero-mode for an abelian dyonic dipole, invited talk at the NATO ARW on ``Confinement, Topology, and other Non-Perturbative Aspects of QCD", 25 January 2002, Stará Lesná, Slovakia.
236.
The Witten Index in a Finite Volume Revisited, seminar, 4 April 2002, NBI, Copenhagen, Denmark.
237.
Multi-Caloron solutions, invited talk at the ECT* workshop on ``Non-perturbative Aspects of QCD'', 16 July 2002, Trento, Italy.
238.
Multi-Caloron solutions, invited talk at the workshop on ``Hadronic phenomenology from lattice gauge theory", 2 August 2002, Regensburg, Germany.
239.
Multi-Caloron solutions, seminar, 26 September 2002, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany.
240.
Crushing Instantons, seminar, 13 November 2002, Nijmegen.
241.
The Witten Index in a Finite Volume Revisited, invited talk at the 4th Workshop on ``Gauge Fields and Strings", 1 March 2003, Jena, Germany.
242.
Defining < A2> in the finite volume hamiltonian formalism, invited talk at the ECT* workshop on ``Aspects of Confinement and Nonperturbative QCD'', 11 March 2003, Trento, Italy.
243.
Complete gauge fixing, Grafiti-seminar, 14 April 2003, Utrecht.
244.
Multi-Caloron Solutions, invited talk at the KIAS workshop `` Quantum Field theory and Mathematical Physics", 14 May 2003, KIAS, Seoul, South Korea.
245.
Instantons and constituent monopoles, 2 lectures at the 43rd Cracow School of Theoretical Physics, 1-2 June 2003, Zakopane, Poland.
246.
Squeezing monopoles out of instantons, invited talk at the Amsterdam Summer Workshop ``Flux, Charge, Topology and Statistics'', 1 July 2003, Amsterdam.
247.
Calorons and fermion zero-modes, parallel talk at Lattice 2003, 18 July 2003, Tsukuba, Japan.
248.
New Topological Structures in QCD, invited talk at the workshop ``Continuous Advances in QCD 2004'', 13 May 2004, Minneapolis, USA.
249.
A stability surprise at finite temperature, parallel talk at Lattice 2004, 24 June 2004, Fermilab, Batavia, USA.
250.
Analytic progress for higher charge calorons, invited talk at the workshop ``The QCD Vacuum from a Lattice Perspective'', 30 July 2004, Regensburg, Germany.
251.
Status report on calorons and their constituents, invited talk at the ``Light-Cone 2004'' conference, 17 August 2004, Amsterdam.
252.
Lectures on Nahm Transform, set of 5 lectures at Seoul National University, 29 October - 8 November 2004, Seoul, South Korea.
253.
Quantum Chromodynamics and Asymptotic freedom (Nobel Prize 2004), physics colloquium, Technical University Eindhoven, 25 November 2004, Eindhoven.
254.
The Witten index in a finite volume revisited, seminar, University of Washington, 4 February 2005, Seattle, USA.
255.
Composite Structures of Instantons, seminar, 14 February 2005, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.
256.
Instanton Quarks I, discussion, KITP program on "Modern Challenges for Lattice Field Theory", 22 February 2005, Santa Barbara, USA.
257.
Composite Structures of Instantons, seminar, 4 March 2005, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA.
258.
Composite Structures of Instantons, seminar, 7 March 2005, SMU, Dallas, USA.
259.
Composite Structures of Instantons, seminar, 17 March 2005, SUNY, Stony Brook, USA.
260.
Confinement and Instanton Quarks - some thoughts, invited talk at the Ringberg Workshop "Understanding Confinement", 18 May 2005, Ringberg Castle, Tegernsee, Germany.
261.
Cosmic Rays: a bridge between high schools and real research, invited talk at the "Gribov-75 memorial workshop on quarks, hadrons and strong interactions", 23 May 2005, Budapest, Hungary.
262.
Instanton Quarks and Confinement, parallel talk at Lattice 2005, 26 July 2005, Dublin, Ierland.
263.
A Review of Instanton Quarks and Confinement, parallel talk at "Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum VII", 2 September 2006, Azores, Portugal.
264.
Calorons and their Fermions - a Review, invited talk at the worshop on "Fermions and Extended Objects on the Lattice", 28 February 2007, Benasque, Spain.
265.
Calorons as a Challenge in Lattice QCD, seminar at the "Graduate Day" of the Karl-Franzens Universität, 15 June 2007, Graz, Austria.
266.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy, seminar at the programme "Strong Fields, Integrability and Strings", 14 September 2007, Newton Institute, Cambridge, UK.
267.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy, invited talk at the "Classical Field Theory Workshop", 20 September 2007, Durham, UK.
268.
Instanton Quarks and Confinement, invited talk at the INT program "From Strings to Things: String Theory Methods in QCD and Hadron Physics", 8 May 2008, University of Washington, Seattle, USA.
269.
Calorons and non-trivial holonomy -- an overview, invited seminar at the Galileo Galilei Institute for Theoretical Physics Workshop on "Non-Perturbative Methods in Strongly Coupled Gauge Theories", 28 May 2008, Florence, Italy.
270.
The Witten index revisited, invited talk at LC2008, 7 July 2008, Mulhouse, France.
271.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy, invited talk at the workshop "T(R)OPICAL QCD", 29 July 2008, Port Douglas, Australia.
272.
Progress on Calorons, parallel talk at "Confinement8", 6 September 2008, Mainz, Germany.
273.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy - an overview, invited talk at the Symposium on Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Euler International Mathematical Institute, 3 July 2009, St. Petersburg, Russia.
274.
Progress on Calorons, talk given at the workshop "Universe in a Box: LHC, Cosmology and Lattice Field Theory", 28 August 2009, Lorentz Center, Leiden, The Netherlands.
275.
Progress on Calorons, talk given at the workshop "P- and CP-odd Effects in Hot and Dense Matter", 28 April 2010, RIKEN BNL, Brookhaven, USA.
276.
Progress on Calorons, talk given at the "Gribov-80 Memorial Workshop on Quantum Chromodynamics and Beyond", 28 May 2010, ICTP, Trieste, Italy.
277.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy, talk given at the CERN Theory Institute "Future directions in lattice gauge theory", 10 August 2010, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland.
278.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy, talk given at the workshop "The many faces of QCD", 5 November 2010, Gent, Belgium.
279.
Non-trivial holonomy and calorons, talk given at the workshop "Low dimensional physics and gauge principles (Sergei Matinyan-80)", 23 September 2011, Nor Amberd, Armenia and Tbilisi, Georgia.
280.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy, seminar given at the UCLA theoretical high-energy group, 24 January 2012, Los Angeles, USA.
281.
Instantons and constituent monopoles, nine years later, talk given at "Light Cone 2012", 9 July 2012, Cracow, Poland.
282.
Calorons with non-trivial holonomy, seminar at the Galileo Galilei Institute for Theoretical Physics Workshop on "New Frontiers in Lattice Gauge Theory", 7 September 2012, Florence, Italy.