Speakers: Claudio Toni We study the implications of the observed excess at Belle-II under the assumption of Rank-One Flavour Violation, i.e. that New Physics couples to a single specific direction in flavour space. By varying this direction we perform analyses at the level of the low-energy EFT, the SMEFT, and with explicit mediators such as […]
Speakers: Marco Bonici (INAF-IASF Milano) The analysis of galaxy clustering measurements from surveys like Euclid or DESI is likely to be affected by the so-called projection effects, which causes the 1D marginals of the analysis to not contain the bestfit; this is a serious issue which can potentially harm the cosmological interpretation of these analyses. […]
Speakers: Richard Taillet (Université de Savoie/LAPTH) L'hypothèse d'un univers héliocentrique formulée par Nicolas Copernic en 1543, en opposition au modèle géocentrique dit « de Ptolémée » et en vigueur depuis plus d’un millénaire, marque un tournant majeur dans notre conception du monde, au point que l’expression « révolution copernicienne » est entrée dans le langage […]
Speakers: Zucheng Gao Parity-violating has been found in the weak interactions. In cosmology, certain inflation mechanism can also introduce parity-violating imprints on the primordial fluctuations. Here we present theoretically how the parity-violating signature enters large-scale structure (LSS), based on Eulerian perturbation theory (EPT). We develop an effective estimator to extract parity-violating information from LSS. We […]
Speakers: Daniele Oriti (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) . Abstract: We show how a cosmological dynamics with a late-time cosmic acceleration and an asymptotic deSitter regime can be obtained from hydrodynamics on minisuperspace, a framework generalising quantum cosmology with non-linear terms. We also show how this hydrodynamics framework can be derived from fundamental quantum gravity models within […]
Speakers: Clément Delcamp (IHES) Defining internal symmetry in a quantum theory through the lens of topological defects has opened the door to generalised notions of symmetry. In this seminar, I will introduce such generalisations and sketch the relevant mathematical framework, before presenting explicit examples in quantum lattice models. https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/35727/
Speakers: Jiamin HOU (Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE)) Galaxy N-point function statistics provide a powerful tool for extracting non-Gaussian information. To efficiently compute N-point functions, various approaches have been proposed, including radial-angular decomposition in harmonic space and compressed statistics. In particular, the statistics involving four fields can be designed to be an effective […]
Speakers: Yann Gouttenoire (Tel Aviv University) Abstract: In order to explain the large amplitude of the nano-Hertz stochastic gravitational wave background observed in pulsar timing arrays (PTA), primordial sources must […]
Le LAPP et le LAPTh reçoivent à Annecy la section 29 du CNU pour la session de printemps 2025. Logements: Nous recommandons les logements situés à proximité de la ligne […]
Speakers: Stanislav Pakuliak Algebraic Bethe ansatz is reviewed on example of the ferromagnetic spin-chain XXX Heisenberg model.The monodromy matrix action to the off-shell Bethe vectorsis explained and the coproduct property […]
Speakers: Gabriele Casagrande (Ecole Polytechnique) . Abstract: Link: Zoom AnLy: https://sites.google.com/view/anlystringsandfields https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/36236/
Speakers: Zvonomir Vlah (Ruđer Bošković Institute and University of Cambridge) I will discuss recent developments in cosmological perturbation theory and the effective field theory (EFT) of large-scale structure. Current galaxy […]
