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YTF 24

18–19 Dec 2024
Centre for Particle Theory
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Gong Show Talks

18 Dec 2024, 14:10
Centre for Particle Theory

Centre for Particle Theory

Department of Physics Durham University South Road Durham DH1 3LE

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Chair: Yunji Ha

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  1. 37. The need for event-shape resummation
    Darcy Peake
    18/12/2024, 14:10
  2. 14. Quantum black-to-white holes: Covariant non-perturbative corrections
    Idrus Husin Belfaqih (University of Edinburgh)
    18/12/2024, 14:20

    Holonomy corrections, which are integral to loop quantum gravity (LQG), have recently been consistently incorporated for the classical Schwarzschild black hole using a novel framework that lets one incorporate non-perturbative quantum geometry corrections in a generally covariant manner. The vacuum spherically symmetric solutions, solved in different gauges, are shown to describe the same...

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  3. 34. The Resonance Aware POWHEG Method
    Patrick Hurley (University of Sussex)
    18/12/2024, 14:30

    In this talk I will start by introducing the POWHEG method for matching fixed order calculations to a parton shower. I will show how the double counting is removed by POWHEG. Then I will go on to look at an extension to this which is resonance aware, POWHEG-RES. This extension to POWHEG adds the complexity of the matching algorithm keeping track of the productions channels associated with a...

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  4. 8. Partial N3LL + NNLO Resummed Predictions for the Drell-Yan Process in Rapidity Dependent Jet Veto Observables
    Thomas Clark (University of Manchester)
    18/12/2024, 14:40

    Jet vetoes are important tools that are frequently used to cut away backgrounds or separate different hard scattering processes. Rapidity dependent jet vetoes with a tight veto at central rapidities and a loose veto at forward rapidities can reduce sensitivity to jets from pile-up and the underlying event. Applying tight cuts on such variables requires resummation of large logarithms of the...

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  5. 44. The (Conformal) Bootstrap Philosophy
    Hector Puerta-Ramisa (Durham University)
    18/12/2024, 14:50
  6. 19. Non-relativistic strings from gauged WZW models
    Girish Vishwa

    Non-relativistic strings have seen a renewed interest as they provide avenues for novel geometric insights, a deeper understanding of non-relativistic symmetries etc. We explicitly construct a class of non-relativistic strings by gauging WZw models on bargmannian Lie groups. Doing this for the Nappi-Witten model, we arrive at a non-relativistic string model that is remarkably similarity to the...

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