Explore the intricate world of theoretical physics in this 43-minute lecture by Ross Glew at the Galileo Galilei Institute. Delve into the complex concept of the Amplituhedron, examining its structure through the lens of multiple fibrations. Gain insights into advanced mathematical techniques used in particle physics and quantum field theory as Glew unravels the layers of this geometric object. Discover how this approach contributes to our understanding of scattering amplitudes and potentially simplifies calculations in high-energy physics.
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Syllabus
Ross Glew: "The Amplituhedron from fibrations of fibrations of ..."
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Galileo Galilei Institute
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