Dec 2 – 6, 2024
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Theoretical Developments 1

Dec 3, 2024, 5:30 PM
Urška 3 (Exhibition and Convention center)

Urška 3

Exhibition and Convention center

Dunajska cesta 18, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia

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  1. Dr Pietro Baratella (IJS)
    12/3/24, 5:30 PM
    Parallel track
    Parallel Session Talk

    Over the past decade and more, S-matrix-based calculational methods have experienced a resurgence, proving to be both an elegant and powerful tool for extracting physical quantities without the need for an underlying Lagrangian formulation. In this seminar I will critically review the formalism introduced by Dashen, Ma, and Bernstein, which connects the thermodynamics of relativistic systems...

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  2. Davide Giusti (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
    12/3/24, 5:45 PM
    Parallel track
    Parallel Session Talk

    The anomalous magnetic moment of the muon, as a low energy precision observable, has long served as a test of the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics. The latest muon $g-2$ measurements at Fermilab confirm the previous BNL result, hence emphasizing, up to 5.1 standard deviations, the discrepancy between the experimental world average value and the reference SM prediction. The uncertainty...

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  3. Joshua Lockyer
    12/3/24, 6:00 PM
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    Parallel Session Talk

    Dark-showers offer a compelling collider signature for Hidden Valley models featuring a confining dark sector. Our work extends the investigation of these models to near-conformal theories where the running coupling, controlled by renormalization group equations (RGE), flows near to an infra-red fixed point. We establish a framework of two classes of RGE solutions which cover much of the...

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  4. JAVIER LÓPEZ MIRAS
    12/3/24, 6:15 PM
    Parallel track
    Parallel Session Talk
  5. Dr Yutaro Shoji (IJS)
    12/3/24, 6:30 PM
    Parallel track
    Parallel Session Talk

    The electroweak vacuum of the Standard Model is unstable at very high energies due to the running of the Higgs quartic coupling. Since a vacuum decay rate is a fundamental quantity and the Standard Model parameters are precisely measured, its accurate determination is important. We reexamined the computation of vacuum decay rates at the one-loop level and found that the degeneracy factor of...

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