List of seminars

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.