All THINGS EFT...
About
To allow researchers in the global Effective Field Theory community to connect and share their work,
All Things EFT is launched as a weekly international online lecture series in fall 2020, on September 30th.
Topics include all aspects of EFTs such as SMEFT, HEFT, LEFT, Dark Matter EFT, EFTs of gravity, SCET, ...
The lectures will be held via zoom. To receive the link to the zoom room, please subscribe below.
Format
Lectures will usually be weekly on Wednesdays at
4pm CET (Geneva) = 10am EST (New York) = 7am PST (Los Angeles) = 11pm CST (Beijing)
Lecture Format: 1h plenary-style talk + discussion
One of the opening slides should specify for a broad audience:
1) the field content and symmetries and 2) an expansion parameter, i.e. the EFT(s) of interest.
Upcoming Lectures
All Things EFT is on summer break until September 2022.
The lectures in this series are listed in INSPIRE-HEP
SPRING 2022
Surjeet Rajendran (John Hopkins U.)
Luis Lehner (Perimeter)
Lasma Alberte (Imperial College London)
Julio Parra-Martinez (Caltech)
Andreas Helset (Caltech)
Enrico Pajer (Cambridge U.)
Yu-Tin Huang (Taiwan U.)
Rodrigo Alonso (IPPP Durham)
Juan Carlos Criado (IPPP Durham)
Shinji Mukohyama (Kyoto U.)
Nathaniel Craig (UC Santa Barbara)
Winter 2022
Matthew Schwartz (Harvard U.)
Markus Luty (UC Davis)
Teng Ma (Technion)
Michael J. Ramsey-Musolf (Massachussetts U. , Shanghai, Caltech)
Zvi Bern (UCLA)
Brian Henning (U. of Geneva, EPFL)
Ruth Gregory (King's College London)
Dave Sutherland (Glasgow U.)
Ian Moult (Yale U.)
Ilaria Brivio (Heidelberg U.)
Fiona Burnell (Princeton U.)
Mark Wise (Caltech)
W mass discussion:
On April 13, we organised a spontaneous discussion on the interpretation of the W mass measurement in the Standard Model Effective Field Theory (SMEFT). We discussed the results of updated SMEFT fits:
Bagnaschi, Ellis et al Strumia Balkin, Madge et al Signori et al
Fall 2021
Howard Georgi (Harvard)
Radja Boughezal (Argonne)
Gino Isidori (Zurich U.)
Place a bet on the outcome of the B anomalies in the years to come here: B anomaly Bets! Thanks so much to Professor Isidori for defining these bets for the community. Put your name down and take a stand!
Jiayin Gu (Fudan U.)
David Tong (Cambridge U.)
Ann-Christine Davis (Cambridge)
Ira Rothstein (Carnegie Mellon U.)
Gil Paz (Wayne State U.)
Oliver Gould (Nottingham)
Veronica Sanz (IFIC Valencia)
Sophie Renner (CERN)
Marieke Postma (Nikhef)
Martin Beneke (TU Munich)
Spring 2021
Sally Dawson (Brookhaven)
Hong Liu (MIT)
Dam Thanh Son (Chicago)
Cumrun Vafa (Harvard)
Rachel Rosen (Columbia)
Astrid Eichhorn (Southern Denmark)
Eric Braaten (Ohio State)
Iain Stewart (MIT)
Jiang-Hao Yu (Beijing)
Eleni Vryonidou (Manchester)
Benjamin Nachman (LBL, Berkeley)
Susanne Reffert (Bern)
WINTER 2021
Walter Goldberger (Yale)
Francesco Riva (Geneva)
Nora Brambilla (TU Munich)
Nima Arkani-Hamed (IAS)
Hitoshi Murayama (IPMU Tokyo)
Kathryn Zurek (Caltech)
Ian Low (Northwestern & Argonne)
Stefania Gori (UC Santa Cruz)
Sung-Sik Lee (McMaster/Perimeter)
Alberto Nicolis (Columbia/ISCAP)
Emily Nardoni (UCLA)
John Donoghue (Massachusetts)
Zhengkang Zhang (Caltech)
FALL 2020
Steven Weinberg (U. Texas Austin)
Aneesh Manohar (UCSD)
Matthias Neubert (Mainz & Cornell)
Henriette Elvang (Michigan)
Lian-Tao Wang (Chicago)
Xiaochuan Lu (Oregon)
Claudia de Rham (Imperial College London)
Tim Cohen (Oregon)
Arsenii Titov (Padua/Valencia)
Yael Shadmi (Technion)
Roberto Emparan (Barcelona)
XiangDong Ji (Maryland)
Videos / SLIDES / Tweets
For past/future videos of lectures subscribe to the All Things EFT YouTube
Slides of lectures are available on INSPIRE-HEP
For more updates you can also sign up to follow on Twitter
Organization
Please contact an organizer in your region if you have any questions.
You can also contact us all directly at all.things.eft@gmail.com.