Two-loop SMEFT RGEs induce non-negligible effects on the evolution of Wilson coefficients, leading to percent-level shifts in projected sensitivities for four-quark, top Yukawa, and Higgs-gluon operators in collider fits.
EFT meets CFT: Multiloop renormalization of higher-dimensional operators in generalϕ 4 theories
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Computes one-loop mixing of bosonic and two-fermion interactions into two-fermion operators in dim-8 SMEFT, leaving only four-fermion to two-fermion mixing to finish the renormalization program.
Two-loop effective string theory observables for Yang-Mills flux tubes in large-radius AdS are computed via transcendentality ansatz bootstrap, with Padé resummation used to probe interpolation toward small-radius weak-coupling AdS.
Lecture notes develop semiclassical methods to compute large-n scaling dimensions of composite operators in CFTs, recovering known results in free theory and deriving one-loop corrections at the Wilson-Fisher fixed point.
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The effect of the two-loop SMEFT RGEs at future colliders
Two-loop SMEFT RGEs induce non-negligible effects on the evolution of Wilson coefficients, leading to percent-level shifts in projected sensitivities for four-quark, top Yukawa, and Higgs-gluon operators in collider fits.
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Renormalization of the SMEFT to Dimension Eight: Fermionic Interactions II
Computes one-loop mixing of bosonic and two-fermion interactions into two-fermion operators in dim-8 SMEFT, leaving only four-fermion to two-fermion mixing to finish the renormalization program.
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Yang-Mills Flux Tube in AdS II: Effective String Theory
Two-loop effective string theory observables for Yang-Mills flux tubes in large-radius AdS are computed via transcendentality ansatz bootstrap, with Padé resummation used to probe interpolation toward small-radius weak-coupling AdS.
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Lectures on Semiclassical Methods for Composite Operators
Lecture notes develop semiclassical methods to compute large-n scaling dimensions of composite operators in CFTs, recovering known results in free theory and deriving one-loop corrections at the Wilson-Fisher fixed point.