BLACK HOLES VI

Theoretical and Mathematical Aspects

May 12-16 2007

White Point, Nova Scotia

The Black Holes meetings are held every two years in Canada, and were first started in 1995. The purpose of the conference is to bring together physicists, mathematicians and astronomers working in various aspects of black holes.

Plenary Speakers

J. D. Bekenstein
M. Bojowald
I. S. Booth
P. R. Brady
S. J. Carlip
M. Henneaux
V. E. Hubeny
S. Komossa
J. Kunz
S. Mathur
S. M. Morsink
F. Pretorius
K. Schleich
L. Smolin
R. D. Sorkin
W. G. Unruh
J. Zanelli

Scientific Program

REGISTRATION and ACCOMMODATIONS

If you are having problems with registration please email joyce@math.unb.ca.

Participants

Current Abstracts
Organizing Committee

A. Dasgupta
V. Frolov
J. Gegenberg
V. Husain
R. McKellar
D. Page

Immediately following Black Holes VI, the 12th Canadian Conference on General Relativity and Relativistic Astrophysics will take place at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, New Brunswick, May 17-19, 2007.

The White Point Beach Resort is on the Atlantic Coast of Canada. It is a short distance from the international airport in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Contact Jack Gegenberg for more information.