The paper delivers the first complete non-redundant dimension-six operator basis for SMEFT at finite temperature using the Hilbert series on R^3 x S^1.
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A minimal basis with fewer terms and simpler contractions is given for non-derivative baryon-number-violating operators in SMEFT up to mass dimension 11.
Complete positivity bounds for the 22 aQGC coefficients in SMEFT restrict the viable parameter space to approximately 0.0313% of the naive total.
Quantum information observables in LHC top quark pair production are modified by SMEFT dimension-6 operators in ways that depend on their CP properties, offering a complementary probe beyond standard observables.
A model of late-time U(1)EM symmetry breaking via scalar-driven first-order phase transition predicts high-energy photon and neutrino bursts as long-range precursors detectable by multi-messenger facilities.
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Finite-temperature operator basis on $\mathbb{R}^3 \times S^1$ for SMEFT
The paper delivers the first complete non-redundant dimension-six operator basis for SMEFT at finite temperature using the Hilbert series on R^3 x S^1.
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Basis for non-derivative baryon-number-violating operators
A minimal basis with fewer terms and simpler contractions is given for non-derivative baryon-number-violating operators in SMEFT up to mass dimension 11.
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Full positivity bounds for anomalous quartic gauge couplings in SMEFT
Complete positivity bounds for the 22 aQGC coefficients in SMEFT restrict the viable parameter space to approximately 0.0313% of the naive total.
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Quantumness of top quark pairs produced at LHC within SMEFT framework
Quantum information observables in LHC top quark pair production are modified by SMEFT dimension-6 operators in ways that depend on their CP properties, offering a complementary probe beyond standard observables.
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Signals of Doomsday III: Cosmological signatures of the late time $U(1)_{EM}$ symmetry breaking
A model of late-time U(1)EM symmetry breaking via scalar-driven first-order phase transition predicts high-energy photon and neutrino bursts as long-range precursors detectable by multi-messenger facilities.