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How Uncertainty Clarifies Observables from Amplitudes - Nathan Moynihan

Offered By: Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics via YouTube

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Scattering Amplitudes Courses Physics Courses Gravitational Waves Courses Harmonic Oscillators Courses S-Matrix Courses Gravitational-Wave Modeling Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the intersection of gravitational wave detection and theoretical physics in this 47-minute lecture by Nathan Moynihan from Edinburgh University. Delve into how uncertainty principles clarify the relationship between observables and scattering amplitudes in the context of gravitational wave research. Examine topics such as the classical domain, general uncertainty formulas, harmonic oscillators, and the S-matrix. Gain insights into radiation reaction, spin, and their implications for gravitational wave modeling. Discover the latest advancements in connecting field theory, classical relativity, and scattering amplitudes to improve precision in gravitational wave signal interpretation and searches for new physics.

Syllabus

Intro
Why scattering amplitudes
Classical domain
General uncertainty formula
Harmonic oscillator
Fragments
Reduced minimal uncertainty
Mixed variances
S matrix
Radiation reaction
Spin
Recap
Whats next
Motivation
Discussion
Question


Taught by

Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics

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