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Explore the theoretical journey from far ultraviolet to deep infrared physics in this advanced particle physics lecture delivered by Adam Falkowski at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the third installment of this specialized lecture series as part of the School for Advanced Topics in Particle Physics (SATPP) program focusing on QCD, Effective Field Theories, and Nuclear Physics. Master the systematic approaches to describing physics across different energy scales using effective field theories, which serve as essential tools for understanding phenomena from TeV-scale physics to mesons, baryons, atoms, and nuclei. Gain critical insights into how effective field theories provide the appropriate language for describing unknown physics at high energy scales while maintaining relevance for low-energy observables. Develop the technical expertise needed to think critically and constructively about the spectrum of ideas and mechanisms spanning the electromagnetic spectrum from ultraviolet to infrared regimes, designed specifically for postdoctoral fellows and advanced PhD students with solid backgrounds in quantum field theory and particle physics.
