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SUMMARY:Stefano Negro (NYU)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/nhetc/81/">T
 he relevance of being irrelevant</a>\nby Stefano Negro (NYU) as part of NH
 ETC Seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nIn the last few years\, 2-dimensional Quantum F
 ield Theories deformed by irrelevant operators have been receiving a stead
 ily growing amount of attention from the Theoretical Physics community. Th
 e main reason for this interest lies in the unexpected amount of control t
 hat it is possible to exert on the high-energy properties of a vast family
  of these deformations. These\, often referred to as “solvable irrelevan
 t deformations”\, in spite of being by standard arguments non-renormalis
 able\, allow us to follow the irrelevant flow all the way to the UV and to
  obtain exact results on the high-energy physics. The latter are remarkabl
 e: the finite-size density of states grows exponentially at high energies\
 , in a Hagedorn fashion reminiscent of String Theories. These deformed the
 ories are not compatible with Wilson’s paradigm of local QFTs and cannot
  be considered conventional UV-complete theories. However\, thanks to thei
 r robust features\, they represent a sensible extension of the Wilsonian n
 otion of a local QFT.\n\nI will recall the main features of the TTbar defo
 rmations\, the poster child of solvable irrelevant deformations\, in an in
 troductory manner. If time permits I will then describe the more recent de
 velopments for a vast class of irrelevant deformations of 2D Integrable QF
 Ts\, paying particular attention to their interpretation as factorised sca
 ttering theories. This perspective reveals the importance of these theorie
 s in the task undertaken by the Bootstrap community of mapping out the spa
 ce of consistent scattering matrices.\n
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