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The fermion mass hierarchy problem

• Raymond Volkas

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4X4 CKM matrix and search for 4th generation quarks at the LHC

• Hsiang-nan Li

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New physics within the Standard Model: the case for electroweak eta (online)

• Archil Kobakhidze

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Cosmic Millicharge Background and Pure Gravitational Dark Matter Detections (online)

• Yu-Dai Tsai

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Theoretical status of polarized multi-boson production

• Duc Ninh Le

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Spin density matrix of a two-qubit system at colliders

• Jae Sik Lee

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Parameter space sampling assisted by machine learning methods

• Ahmed Hammad

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Decaying heavy Dirac fermion DM with RHN portals for AMS02, IceCUBE, KM3

• Pyungwon Ko

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Many-body atomic response functions for direct searches of light dark matter

• Cheng-Pang Liu

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Dark Matter Detection with Rydberg Atoms

• Takeo Moroi

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Topological defects in a multi-axion system and QCD axion domain wall problem

• Fuminobu Takahashi

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Cosmological Quasiparticles and the Cosmological Collider

• Seung Joon Lee

Room: NTU Cosmology Hall, 4F Lecture Hall In this talk, I will introduce the intriguing interplay between cosmology and strongly coupled dynamics, showing how temporary spectral features can leave lasting, observable imprints on the primordial fluctuation spectrum. Focusing on nearly conformal extensions of the Standard Model and employing AdS/CFT reasoning, I will demonstrate the emergence of gapped structures and distinct particle-like peaks in the scalar operator's spectral density within an inflationary setting. I will then estimate their contribution to cosmological observables, emphasizing unique, potentially detectable phenomena for future experiments, such as displaced oscillations in the squeezed bi-spectrum, originating from both fundamental and composite particles, and briefly touch upon the link between conformal symmetry breaking stabilization and these spectral signatures.

Flowing one-point energy correlator in QCD

• Minho Son

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Transformers for particle physics

• Mihoko Nojiri

Room: NTU Cosmology Hall, 4F Lecture Hall Collisions of high energy particles trigger multiple interactions and result in complex patterns of particles in the final state. Theoretical particle physics has been evolving continuously to deepen our understanding of these phenomena, to determine the fundamental interaction of particles and searching for unknown matters in our Universe. How might the recent advances in deep learning accelerate this process? In this talk, we will present our recent works, focusing on ideas related to Transformer architectures.

Magic and entanglement in SM scattering processes

• John Gargalionis

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GWB lessons learned from CMB, LIGO, and PTA

• Kin-Wang Ng

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Magnetic helicity, monopoles, and baryon asymmetry

• Yuta Hamada

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Thermal production of gravitational waves in the early universe (online)

• Xunjie Xu

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Gravitational waves from early Universe (online)

• Shao-Jiang Wang

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Detecting Gravitational Waves from the Electroweak Phase Transition (online)

• Huaike Guo

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Dark Matter in the Beyond Standard Model and its Effect on the Gravitational Waves Signal

• Quynh Lan Nguyen

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Echoes of Self-Interacting Dark Matter from Binary Black Hole Mergers (online)

• Yuhsin Tsai

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Probing sub-GeV dark matter via cosmic ray cooling in active galactic nuclei (online)

• Chih-Ting Lu

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Precision Tests of the Standard Model with Beta Decays

• Chien Yeah Seng

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NuFast (online)

• Peter Denton

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Positivity for BSM

• Chia-Hsien Shen

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Dirac neutrino EFT

• Eung Jin Chun

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Three Ideas for Quantum Sensors in Neutrino Physics

• Martin Spinrath

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