California Amplitudes Meeting 2025

California Amplitudes Meeting

QMAP, UC Davis, May 31 - June 1, 2025

The meeting will be held in the space of the Center for Quantum Mathematics and Physics (QMAP). The focus is on various topic in scattering amplitudes and recent developments. It is mainly aimed at researchers located in California.

Practicalities:

All talks will be in the QMAP seminar room (3rd floor). Lunches and coffee breaks will be in the kitchen area on the 2nd floor. Saturday afternoon is devoted to discussions. There is free evening on Saturday (we will then go for dinner at 6:00pm in downtown Davis in multiple groups). The QMAP doors are closed on the weekends - Taro and Umut will open them for participants in the morning. If you are coming late or need to come back during the day, then call/text Taro (617-953-7193) or Umut (510-396-9794).

Schedule:

The workshop starts on Saturday, May 31 at 10:00 with the welcome and the first talk. We will be around since 9:00 to welcome people, breakfast and coffee will be also available. Same on Sunday morning (talks start 9:45). The workshop will end on Sunday, June 1, 2:00pm after the lunch. All talks are 25+5 minutes, the gong show talks are shorter (length TBD).

Saturday  Sunday 
9:00-10:00Arrival/Breakfast 9:00-9:45Breakfast
10:00-10:15Welcome 9:45-10:15Karol Kampf
10:15-10:45Lance Dixon 10:15-10:45Shruti Paranjape
10:45-11:30Coffee 10:45-11:30Coffee
11:30-12:00Prashanth Raman 11:30-12:00Giulia Isabella
12:00-12:30Federica Devoto 12:00-12:30Xin Guan
12:30-2:00Lunch 12:30-2:00Lunch
2:00-4:00Gong show   
4:00-5:30Discussion + Coffee   
6:00Dinner   

Talks:

  1. Lance Dixon: Antipodal Self Duality and Square Fishnets
  2. Prashanth Raman: Evaluating massive cosmological correlators using Ramanujan’s master theorem
  3. Federica Devoto: Five-point QCD scattering amplitudes at high energies
  4. Karol Kampf: Universality of Colored Scalars from the Stringy KLT Kernel
  5. Shruti Paranjape: Large deformations of Scalar Amplitudes
  6. Giulia Isabella: Matching Love numbers via the Born series
  7. Xin Guan: Three-Loop QCD corrections to the production of a Higgs boson and a Jet

Gong show

  1. Mishary Alrashed: Gravitational Transition Amplitudes through QFT in Curved Spacetime
  2. Justin Berman: Bootstrapping String Amplitudes from Low Energies
  3. Shounak De: Hidden Zeros of Cosmological Amplitudes
  4. Francesca Fernandes: Antipodal Self-Duality beyond Square Fishnets
  5. Marcelo Ferreira dos Santos: Superstring amplitudes from Surface & Field theory amplitudes with pure spinor worldline
  6. J.P. Gatica: Absorption and Spin Transitions
  7. Joonhwi Kim: Spinning Black Holes as Molecules of Chiral Dyons
  8. Hsing-Yi Lai: Spinor Helicity on Magnetic Monopole Production
  9. Alan Lee: Field Space Geometry and Nonlinear Supersymmetry
  10. Justin Lemmon: Gravity Amplitudes at Infinity
  11. Artyom Lisitsyn: Non-planar MHV Diagrams
  12. Melvyn Nabavi: Deformed Amplituhedron at Three Loops
  13. Umut Oktem: Resummation of negative geometries and gamma cusp
  14. Anna Wolz: Analyticity, unitarity, and crossing in classical gravity

List of participants:

  1. Mishary Alrashed (UCLA)
  2. Zvi Bern (UCLA)
  3. Christian Biello (Munich)
  4. Taro Brown (UC Davis)
  5. Francesco Calisto (Caltech)
  6. Calvin Chen (UCLA)
  7. Samuel Degen (UCLA)
  8. Federica Devoto (SLAC)
  9. Lance Dixon (SLAC)
  10. Francesca Fernandes (Stanford)
  11. Marcelo Augusto Ferreira dos Santos (UC Davis)
  12. Atakan Firat (UC Davis)
  13. Juan Pablo Gatica (UCLA)
  14. Xin Guan (SLAC)
  15. Guilia Isabella (UCLA)
  16. Avery Jackman (UCLA)
  17. Karol Kampf (Prague)
  18. Joonhwi Kim (Caltech)
  19. Hsing-Yi Lai (UC Davis)
  20. Alan Lee (UCSB)
  21. Justin Lemmon (UC Davis)
  22. Gareth Mansfield (UCLA)
  23. Andrew McEntaggart (Stanford)
  24. Melvyn Nabavi (UC Davis)
  25. Zhenjie Li (SLAC)
  26. Artyom Lisitsyn (UC Davis)
  27. Umut Oktem (UC Davis)
  28. Shruti Paranjape (Brown)
  29. Prashanth Raman (Munich)
  30. Michael Ruf (SLAC)
  31. Adi Suresh (Stanford)
  32. Jaroslav Trnka (UC Davis)
  33. Anna Wolz (UCLA)