Korea-France Joint Workshop on String Theory

Collection Korea-France Joint Workshop on String Theory

Organizer(s) Piljin Yi, Sangmin Lee, Sungjay Lee, Ruben Minasian, Julio Parra Martinez, Eric Perlmutter

Date(s) 15/09/2026 - 18/09/2026

linked URL https://indico.math.cnrs.fr/event/16694/

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A first look at Magnusian bootstrap

By Jung-Wook Kim

The Magnus series is the formal expansion for the logarithm of the S-matrix, similar to the Dyson series being the formal expansion for the S-matrix itself. Magnus amplitudes refer to the matrix elements of the log of the S-matrix. As is well known, string theory has its roots in the bootstrap programme. What can we learn by bootstrapping Magnus amplitudes? I will report on some preliminary explorations in this direction.

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Date of recording 18/09/2026
Date of publication 21/09/2026
Institution IHES
Language English
Audience Researchers
Format MP4

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