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SUMMARY:Csaba Csaki (Cornell University)
DTSTART:20210217T170000Z
DTEND:20210217T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260423T022808Z
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 Magnetic scattering: pairwise little group and pairwise helicity</a>\nby C
 saba Csaki (Cornell University) as part of Carnegie Mellon theoretical phy
 sics\n\n\nAbstract\nI discuss how to construct a Lorentz-invariant S-matri
 x for the scattering of electrically and magnetically charged particles. A
  key ingredient is a revision of our fundamental understanding of multi-pa
 rticle representations of the Poincaré group. Surprisingly\, the asymptot
 ic states for electric-magnetic scattering transform with an additional li
 ttle group phase\, associated with pairs of electrically and magnetically 
 charged particles. I will discuss the general construction of such states.
  The resulting "pairwise helicity" is identified with the quantized "cross
  product" of charges e1 g2- e2 g1 for  every charge-monopole pair\, and re
 presents the extra angular momentum stored in the asymptotic electromagnet
 ic field. We define a new kind of pairwise spinor-helicity variable\, whic
 h serves as an additional building block for electric-magnetic scattering 
 amplitudes. We then construct the most general 3-point S-matrix elements\,
  as well as the full partial wave decomposition for the 2 -> 2 fermion-mon
 opole S-matrix. In particular\, we derive the famous helicity flip in the 
 lowest partial wave as a simple consequence of a generalized spin-helicity
  selection rule\, as well as the full angular dependence for the higher pa
 rtial waves. Our construction provides a significant new achievement for t
 he on-shell program\, succeeding where the Lagrangian description has so f
 ar failed.\n
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