25–27 May 2026
Centro Paolo VI, Brescia
Europe/Rome timezone

String theory Amplitudes for Very Massive Particles

25 May 2026, 18:00
1h 30m
Centro Paolo VI, Brescia

Centro Paolo VI, Brescia

Via Gezio Calini, 30, 25131 Brescia

Speaker

Bruno Bucciotti (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa)

Description

String theory scattering amplitudes exhibit remarkable properties, most notably their ultraviolet softness, easily explained from a worldsheet perspective. From a target space perspective, these features arise from the infinite tower of massive excitations organized into Regge trajectories. Despite this rich structure, string amplitudes are not known in closed form beyond a few low-lying trajectories, or for light states.

In this work, we develop techniques to systematically construct states along entire Regge trajectories and compute their associated three-point amplitudes. These results offer new insight into the organization of string amplitudes at high mass and provide a step toward a more complete understanding of their target space interpretation.

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