High energy string theory and the celestial sphere
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- Applied asymptotic analysis
- Black hole formation and classicalization in ultra-Planckian 2 N scattering
- Carrollian amplitudes from strings
- Celestial amplitudes as AdS-Witten diagrams
- Celestial geometry
- Celestial holography on Kerr-Schild backgrounds
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- Celestial Yang-Mills amplitudes and \(D = 4\) conformal blocks
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- Conformally soft photons and gravitons
- Current exchanges and unconstrained higher spins
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- Eikonal approximation in celestial CFT
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- Motivic multiple zeta values and superstring amplitudes
- Periods and superstring amplitudes
- Scalar-graviton amplitudes and celestial holography
- Self-dual black holes in celestial holography
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- Single-valued integration and superstring amplitudes in genus zero
- Single-valued motivic periods and multiple zeta values
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