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  1. Francesco Sannino
    28/08/2018 10:00
  2. Borut Bajc
    28/08/2018 11:10

    I will show an example of exact duality along the RG flow between the electric and magnetic versions of SQCD in D=4. In the vicinity of Nf=3Nc/2 the non-perturbative electric flow can be calculated in terms of the perturbative electric one.

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  3. Teng Ma
    28/08/2018 12:05
  4. Claudio Coriano
    28/08/2018 14:30
  5. Mads Frandsen
    28/08/2018 15:30
  6. Vladimir Prochazka
    29/08/2018 10:00

    I will introduce the idea of central charges and how they can imply constraints on UV/IR asymptotics of RG flows akin to 't Hooft anomalies. I will review some results on their monotonicity properties and the so-called a-theorem stating that the central charge 'a' decreases along the RG flow. I will then show how can central charges be computed in realistic theories and present examples. These...

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  7. Nicola Dondi
    29/08/2018 11:00
  8. Aaron Held
    29/08/2018 14:30

    Renormalization Group flows provide a link between Planck- and electroweak-scale physics, that could allow to test implications of quantum gravity at accessible energy scales [1]. Systematic truncations suggest the existence of a regime of asymptotically safe quantum gravity, in which gravity fluctuations induce a UV-completion of the matter sector. Within this scenario, the paradigm of...

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  9. Simone Blasi
    29/08/2018 15:15

    We propose a unified model of scalar particles that addresses the flavour hierarchies, solves the strong CP problem, delivers a dark matter candidate,
    and provides the trigger for electroweak symmetry breaking. Besides furnishing a unification of the recently proposed axiflavon with a Goldstone-Higgs sector, the scenario can also be seen as adding a model of flavour (and strong CP...

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  10. Juri Smirnov
    30/08/2018 10:00

    I will discuss the possibility that dark matter in the universe is composed of bound states of fermions with vector-like masses. Those particles are well motivated theoretically in allow in particular to realise asymptotically safe extensions of the Standard Model. I will show that those fermions can form bound states due to a new gauge group, which confines above the temperature of the QCD...

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  11. Manuel Reichert
    30/08/2018 10:45

    The link between a modified Higgs self-coupling and the strong first-order phase transition necessary for baryogenesis is well explored for polynomial extensions of the Higgs potential. We broaden this argument beyond leading polynomial expansions of the Higgs potential to higher-order polynomial terms and to non-polynomial Higgs potentials with the use of the functional renormalization group....

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  12. Daniele Barducci
    30/08/2018 14:30
  13. Anders Thomsen
    30/08/2018 15:15

    I would like to present the paper of the same name, written in collaboration with F. Sannino, P. Stangl, and D. Straub. I will breifly review the Fundamental Partial Compositeness framework which is a realistic model for composite dynamics. I then present our analysis of the falvor physics in the minimal model. In particular the analysis finds parameter points that pass the current precision...

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  14. Daniel Elander
    31/08/2018 10:00

    Strongly coupled theories exhibiting walking dynamics provide a scenario for beyond the Standard Model physics, in which electro-weak symmetry is broken dynamically and the large hierarchy between the electro-weak and Planck energy scales is naturally generated. Due to the spontaneous breaking of approximate scale invariance, a light dilaton can be expected to be present in the spectrum. In...

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  15. Abhishek Iyer
    31/08/2018 10:45
  16. Daniel Locke
    31/08/2018 11:50

    We analyse the potential of the proposed international linear collider to detect Dark Matter (DM) and determine its properties. In many models stability of Dark Matter particles D is ensured by conservation of a new quantum number referred to as D-parity. Our models also contain charged D-odd particles $D^{\pm}$ with the same spin as D. In this work, we study two minimal consistent models...

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