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SUMMARY:Alvaro Herráez (Max Planck Institute)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/HETnyuad/12/
 ">From the Double EFT Expansion to the Black Hole-Tower Correspondence: To
 wers of states in asymptotic regimes</a>\nby Alvaro Herráez (Max Planck I
 nstitute) as part of High Energy Theory NYU Abu Dhabi\n\nLecture held in N
 YU Abu Dhabi Computational Research Building.\n\nAbstract\nIn this talk we
  will explore the structure of EFTs  and black holes within the context of
  Quantum Gravity. Using string theory as a laboratory\, we argue that any 
 EFT describing Quantum Gravity should exhibit a double expansion for highe
 r-curvature operators\, which includes terms suppressed with respect to th
 e Einstein-Hilbert term by either the mass of the lightest tower of states
  or by the Quantum Gravity cutoff\, which we identify as the species scale
 . We will then discuss the implications of this framework for the asymptot
 ic behaviour of certain Wilson coefficients of higher-dimensional gravitat
 ional operators\, revealing interesting connections with recent S-matrix b
 ootstrap results. Complementarily\, we will present how minimal black hole
 s can be used to understand such quantum gravity cutoff in asymptotic regi
 ons of field space\, where their entropy appears to correspond to that of 
 towers of states predicted by the Distance Conjecture. This provides a gen
 eralization of the celebrated black hole-string correspondence. Finally\, 
 we briefly present how these two approaches  to the understanding of the s
 pecies scale fit together \, by discussing a particular example of BPS bla
 ck hole in 4d N=2 from type IIA string theory compactified on a Calabi-Yau
  threefold.\n
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