Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Hamburg, Germany
Profession
The Science Institute
À propos
Jurgen Riedel was born in a small town in north Germany. He was educated in the humanist tradition and completed his Masters in Physics at the Christian Albrechts University Kiel, Germany.
In 1997 he went to Nassau. He is married to the Bahamian jewelry artist Kim Riedel. Together they have two boys Judah and Jasper. Jurgen Riedel is founder and director of The Science Institute ( www.thescienceinstitute.com ) which offers an in-depth science education for children and adults in form of workshops and special activities.
Jurgen believes that bringing science to children at an early age will give them an edge in the international competition for future jobs.
Mots-clés
boson stars
q-balls
gauss-bonnet
ads/cft
ads
stability
rotating boson stars 5d
superradiant instability
ergoregions
asymptotic flat space-time
gauss-bonnet correction
rotating boson stars
(d+1) limit
ca rule emulation
complexity
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Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Hamburg, Germany
Profession
The Science Institute
À propos
Jurgen Riedel was born in a small town in north Germany. He was educated in the humanist tradition and completed his Masters in Physics at the Christian Albrechts University Kiel, Germany.
In 1997 he went to Nassau. He is married to the Bahamian jewelry artist Kim Riedel. Together they have two boys Judah and Jasper. Jurgen Riedel is founder and director of The Science Institute ( www.thescienceinstitute.com ) which offers an in-depth science education for children and adults in form of workshops and special activities.
Jurgen believes that bringing science to children at an early age will give them an edge in the international competition for future jobs.
Mots-clés
boson stars
q-balls
gauss-bonnet
ads/cft
ads
stability
rotating boson stars 5d
superradiant instability
ergoregions
asymptotic flat space-time
gauss-bonnet correction
rotating boson stars
(d+1) limit
ca rule emulation
complexity
Tout plus