High-Energy Theoretical Particle Physics Mini-Conference -- from new tools in quantum field theory to phenomenology

7 Jun 2023, 13:00 → 9 Jun 2023, 12:00 Europe/Zurich

Francesco Riva (Universite de Geneve (CH))

In this  mini-conference we will dive into the forefront of high-energy theoretical particle physics beyond the Standard Model. This  event will take place in  the Swiss Alpss and aims at bringing together a few of the leading experts from Geneva University and related institutes to explore groundbreaking theories and cutting-edge research developed in the last few years in the context of effective field theories around the Standard model, both from a theoretical and a phenomenological point of view.

The goal of the conference will be to discuss the impact of recent developments in various fields related to effective field theories and phenomenology: from colliders, dark matter, black-hole mergers and tools to compute at strong coupling. 

Wednesday 7 June

1 Discussion on Phenomenology

Discussion on advances in phenomenology, led by Sebastian Ellis.

Speaker: Sebastian Ellis (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (US))

Thursday 8 June

2 Divergences in Hamiltonian Truncation

Talk by Olivier Delouche, followed by a discussion.

Speaker: Olivier Delouche (Abus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics)

3 Discussion on Hamiltonian Truncation

Discussion on the advances in Hamiltonian Truncation, led by Kara Farnsworth.

Speaker: Kara Farnsworth (University of California Davis)

Friday 9 June

4 Discussion on Amplitudes and Gravitational Waves

Discussion on the recent advances in the use of Amplitude methods in the study of the two-body problem, led by Dimitrios Kosmopoulos.

Speaker: Dimitrios Kosmopoulos (Universite de Geneve (CH))