theory:effective_field_theory
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| Effective field theory (EFT) is a conceptual and analytic framework underpinning much of modern theoretical physics. EFT is a methodology which allows one to describe low energy physics while systematically accounting for the effects of high energy physics. EFTs have been developed to address a diverse range of fields, including QCD, Beyond the Standard Model physics, classical and quantum gravity, and condensed matter physics. This topical group will focus on the forefront of EFT research in the aforementioned fields as well as the theoretical limits imposed on EFTs when they are embedded in theories of quantum gravity. | Effective field theory (EFT) is a conceptual and analytic framework underpinning much of modern theoretical physics. EFT is a methodology which allows one to describe low energy physics while systematically accounting for the effects of high energy physics. EFTs have been developed to address a diverse range of fields, including QCD, Beyond the Standard Model physics, classical and quantum gravity, and condensed matter physics. This topical group will focus on the forefront of EFT research in the aforementioned fields as well as the theoretical limits imposed on EFTs when they are embedded in theories of quantum gravity. | ||
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