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Membrane Matrix Models and non-perturbative tests of gauge/gravity

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OAS - Operator algebras: subfactors and their applications

I will review how relativistic membranes lead to membrane matrix models
and compare non-perturbative studies of some of these matrix models with
results from gravitational predictions. The principal models of interest
will be the BFSS , BMN and Berkooz-Douglas models.



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