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I will try to speak out So, thank you very much, it's a great pleasure for me to be here and to see you all here and also Hello people online So I will be Telling you about Celestial amplitudes So Celestial amplitude I will Present them as the observables of quantum gravity in flat space times Which lives on which live on the conformal sphere at the boundary of flat space time, which is called the Celestial sphere and Celestial amplitudes at the root of a recent program which is called Celestial holography and which has been Developed being developing very fast in the in the recent years So the goals of this program is to address to which extent we can generalize the holographic paradigm To space times which are more realistic Namely in this case, which are asymptotically flat so Celestial holography Proposes a holographic approach to quantum gravity In asymptotically flat space time and I will define what I mean by that and so it's a very Precise proposal actually which is rooted on this Celestial Amplitude so Celestial amplitudes in this context will play the role of the observables So they will be actually scattering elements But written in a con in a in a convenient way Such as to exhibit the manifest conformal Transformation law under the action of the Lawrence group So they will be the observables of Quantum gravity and they will be living on the Celestial sphere now we'll recall what is the Celestial sphere and what is An asymptotically flat space time this this story and this program is actually a now pretty old and it builds up on On the on many observations that have been made in the last years Basically the the main observation is that the infrastructure of gravity in flat space times is much richer more subtle and Also much less understood that that we thought It it was it was it has to do with the some kind of very deep realization that several aspects of Physics in flat space time are actually deeply connected to each other For instance, we will see that the so-called asymptotic symmetries of general relativity Can give a symmetry principle? for very known a theorem in contemplative theory Which are Weinberg one Berks of theorems This is just to mention one of the relation that we will go into more details and So it's a it's a quite long story which builds upon physics did that Belong to different topics But as I find that this is what is very interesting to actually a relate all these all these things together and Of course, so the main goal of this of this formulation of celestial amplitude has to do with attacking this program this problem of Addressing a holography in space time, which is not Anti-decider but in instead describe in a more realistic way the kind of space time we live in So on motivation for this program Basically, the first is to understand the holographic paradigm for more realistic kind of space times so in particular, I mean We know that the holographic Correspondence has given us this in its Most concrete realization is the ADS anti-decider conformal field theory correspondence Which establishing which establishes that quantum gravity in a space time of Antider-Citter so with negative cosmological constant and be equivalent equivalently described By a theory without gravity a conformal field theory that lives at the boundary of the space time So this has this paradigm has been proven to be extremely powerful and we would like to to to know how we can approach this problem for more realistic space time namely for Flat space times which have vanishing cosmological constant So of course Of course, we know that we live in the universe with a positive cosmological constant But The approximation of looking at flat space time vanishing lambda is a very good approximation for a huge amount of physical applications from collider physics to astrophysical Physics up to a scales, which are of course smaller than cosmological scales So we know very well how the holographic correspondence works for in in in the DS But for flat space time somehow the problem is much less understood and it has to do with several features that are Actually inherent to the to the two flat space times the fact found for instance that the boundary of flat space is not a time like Lorentzian boundary But it's still a null boundary where there is no natural notion of locality or time evolution So this present new challenges that one is not in control to to face in a DSCFT but I don't think that nobody thinks that holography is just a peculiarity of of this kind of space time, but that is instead a very rich and broad a very broad principle for gravity So we'd better understand to which extent and what we can make in For for a more realistic kind of space times So that's the first motivation is Holography basically is nice the the second one Independently of holographic motivations. I think this program of celestial amplitude and celestial holography is very interesting Because it it unveils new and deep connection between several subfields in physics as I have already mentioned So to mention just a few of these topics and this is what we will start with today Is the topic of asymptotic symmetries, which is a purely general relativity classical topics In physics in general relativity gr we will also deal with quantum theory Especially soft theorems that were discovered in the 60s by Weinberg and others it also has to do with more pragmatic topics as it Actually all this this story is beautifully connected to observables in gravitational wave physics and These are this the so-called memory effects. So I will not have time to talk much about memory effects but Roughly speaking these effects are if you want the physical consequences of the fact that we have an infinite amount of symmetries at the boundary of large space times and then as we will see celestial amplitudes since we want to Relate this to holographic techniques, we will have to also Build some connection with the 2d conformal field theories. So this is for the motivation Um, so let me Define maybe a little bit more concretely what what we will do here and what is Celestial holography, so this will be a duality So it's yet to be established between Gravitational scattering in four dimensions, so I will be working in four dimensional asymptotically flat space times and a yet to be fully understood dual theory Which will be a two-dimensional theory Which I will refer to as a celestial conformal field theory or celestial CFT Sometimes I will denote this by CCFT So what is a celestial CFT? Well, I don't know But we will discuss we will go along this this this path together and we will see that a Celestial 2d CFT shares many features with a conventional conformal field theory in two dimensions But also as we will see very different Properties and puzzling aspects which has which have to do with the fact that we are in flat space times and People now it's a it's a rich program which involves many people coming from many different subfields from from scattering amplitudes from GR and also people are coming from the CFT CFT background and All these people are really actively trying to come with a better understanding of what is a celestial CFT? What are the constraints of this theory? What are the list of properties that they should obey? And how it encodes gravity in flat space times So most more most concretely What will we do what we'll do is? What is a celestial amplitude is a scattering amplitude? but written in Convenient basis in which which exhibit manifestly SL2c and variance I will explain this already tell but just so that you have an idea So we will describe the four-dimensional scattering process So this is the the duality Proposal in terms of a very different thing Which is a correlation function in this? so-called celestial conformal field theory ECFT 2 So if you want is a 4d bulk to the kind of duality And I will explain why this is an interesting and somehow natural Playground for holography in flat spacetime So now on the left hand side have as I have scattering elements in in 4d bulk on the right hand side I have Correlation functions which involve a bunch of operators living on this on this on the celestial sphere and These operators are will be labelled by these quantum numbers a conformal dimension delta and a two-dimension and a 2d spin J So rest I will explain you how this holographic map works in in the third chapter of the lecture But roughly speaking what we will do is that So I will consider mostly massless scattering of massless particles and massless particle can be labelled by a null momenta Which involves the it's the the the energy Omega and what we will do is we will trade this energy for this conformal dimension delta via a precise integral transform, which is called a melon transform and The 2d spin on the other hand will be simply Identified with the 4d helicity of the particle Let's call it L So this will just be identified So we will trade the energy of the particle for this conformal dimension delta the spin of the correlation Correlator of the operators will be the helicity of the particle and the Z and Z bar will Label how the particle enter and exit the celestial sphere So I will explain this in way more details based just to for you to have a broad outlook of what we are going to deal with so Why is it a good thing to do and what is this the new the new let's say the new because there have been several attempts before to to you know to to get some flat space holography from a DSCFT And Something that works, but most of the things didn't and the new take of this program is to actually Use the huge amount of symmetries that are the boundary of flat spacetimes, which are the so-called BMS symmetries that I will review today So basically on the new Powerful tool of that we will use as we saw in the first lecture Symmetries are extremely powerful As they are strong and they will strongly constrain the problem and give an infinite amount of conservation laws in flat spacetime and actually, they are now people are slowly understanding that they are much richer and Also more subtle than than expected and the goal is to use To a full extent all these symmetries to constrain at maximum this problem and And the celestial CFT Actually, we have an infinite amount We have infinite amount of infinite towers of symmetries and These provide for us for a full constraints and I will Explain precisely how this constraint Manifest themselves for conformal fit theories Is there any question on on the motivation? Yes Yes Yes, so it's a yeah, right So it is different from the usual co-dimension one type of holography where we have the CFT living in one dimension law and This is one of the if you want unconventional aspect of that and I will try to explain where actually so it Always has to do is what is the natural? place for the dual theory to live in right and and Actually, you can you can You could come with a different with a different type of holography. This is something actually I'm interested in into but But speaking we will see that the celestial sphere, which is the conformal sphere of the boundary, which is two dimensional because of the nature of the scattering process in flat spacetime will be Naturally playing the role of this holographic screen It just has to do the fact in two words with the fact that the Lawrence group in flat spacetime acts as the as the Conformal group on the celestial sphere. So if you recast these amplitudes on the celestial sphere by construction by symmetry construction these will naturally Transform conveniently under SL to see so you have the conformal group and then you can wonder how to extend it to the local The to the local group and and have a fully fledged 2d CFT I will come of course to that, but indeed that's that's that's a different kind of holography is a co-dimension to type if 4d as 3 space dimension one time the CFT is just Space yes, yes, it will be labeled by this angle Z and Z bar. So it's it's a Euclidean if you want okay, yeah So we'll see exactly how we start from from For massless Unshelled particle and then how we can extract the the data that they imprint on this 2d to this sphere Thank you Just quick question. So is this natural CFT related in any way from a limit of the ADS CFT in four dimension From a flat limit. Yeah, so consider ADS 4 CFT 3 is the celestial CFT related in any way by a limit in that In ideas for that setup. So as of now, there is no flat limit process that is Giving you The celestial CFT from a flat space limit or large radius limit But we know for example the S matrix France flat space is it can be recovered like in the interior of it. Yes, where the curvature can be neglected Yes, so so You this is a very interesting thing to look at a specific specifically what we can have what which kind of Relationship we can have starting from even correlation function in ADS are relating to the one in the celestial sphere story Some people have started to look at this, but this is something that is not fully understood and there are actually many reasons why this problem is complicated because actually To I think that my take on that is that to have a chance that this works You have to really strongly somehow relax some of the assumptions that we usually do in ADS CFT And one of them is the so-called boundary conditions and the boundary which are bouncing here We will have to allow for upcoming flux. I will come to that one. We'll talk about BMS symmetries But we have to allow for way more a relax Boundary condition in ADS to be able to do this map properly Thank you. Yeah, as you said that flat-space time is a good approximation for our universe in some regimes But the conformal boundary between positive cosmological constant and zero cosmological constant is not really different. So Yes, that's a very good point. That's a very good point and indeed if I Once I will tell you what I can what I know about this It's it's far from obvious. How will it can tell us about, you know, DS CFT correspondence So this is another actually interplay that we might be able to to come at with at some point because indeed The serial space time is also very peculiar, but actually there are various reminisce. We will see there are very reminiscent feature of funky things that happen in the theater also appear in in celestial holography So there are some some some stuff in common There's another question there. I will start writing and don't take it bad, but So would this CFT live in The asymptotic infinity in what sense in the sense that does it live on the spatial infinity i0 or on some fixed slice of Scribe plus or scribe minus. Yeah, it will live on the celestial sphere and now I will precisely explain What are all these locations you are talking about spatial infinity the non-infinity the celestial sphere and this will be clear Thank you. Thank you. Thanks for the question There is anything else let me know also if you have a question online Let me know So 2.1. Well, let's start with the recalling all this the structure of flat space time And in particular what is an asymptotically flat space time? I'm supposed to stop at 1245, right? Okay, let's let's start with something you all know, which is exactly flat space time namely the minkowski metric in four dimensions have a t The time coordinate the radial coordinates and the sphere angles. Let's take for the moment t time 5 So this is just minkowski now. I'll be I will be using a lot in this lecture a new time coordinate Keep some some a retarded time coordinate u Which is simply the difference of the of t minus r and very importantly, I will be also using Complex Therographic coordinates in place in place of instead of the speed and find angle Which are the Z and Z bar coordinate which will pop up a lot in these lectures So they can be obtained by taking a e to the i5 cotangent of t over 2 and Z bar is the complex coordinate conjugate of Z. So it's e to the minus i5 cotangent t over 2 So in these maybe somehow unusual coordinates the minkowski line element Just take this following form minus du square minus 2 du dr plus 2 r squared This gamma z z bar thing here dz dz bar Well gamma z z bar is just the unit sphere metric Here, but now written in complex coordinates 2 over 1 plus z z bar squared So this is just the unit sphere metric And now let me draw a very important diagram, which is a Penrose diagram Forminkowski space Penrose diagram is Bringing bringing the infinities of a space time to a finite distance and an important thing about this diagram is that light rays and Massless particle always propagate along lines of 45 degrees So so time is sorry Time here R So this is the trajectory of of a massless Particle in this diagram So a massless particle follows a null geodesic and Basically, let me Let me draw here. So what is a bit weird like constant? Constant r curves in these space times are like that. So these are constant Radial coordinates curves and constant time slices They're in blue. These are t equal constant in this diagram So I'm not recalling how you make the change of coordinates to and how you make the conformal compactification Yeah, by the way, you can a good reference for for this this lecture is strong in your lecture note Which is which are on archives? So in this diagram the null coordinates You is in this way So in each in each actually each point of this diagram is actually a two-dimensional sphere Well, it's it's not exactly. It's a half a sphere which is mapped to to the to the other to the other side But let me be a bit sketchy and you can ask more about that After if you're interested, but basically each point in this diagram is a two sphere which is labeled by this Angles that and Z bar very good. So there are different locations in this diagram. So one I was just asked is this This place is called spatial infinity. I zero Special infinity is the place you reach When you take r going to infinity and t constant you have Past time like infinity and future time like infinity. I will not talk much about that but basically This is the location where massive particle and Their life so a massive particle will have this kind of trajectory in flat space and it ends its life here at I plus Which is future time like? Infinity so which is obtained when you take t Unity But since I will be dealing mostly with massless scattering of massless particles. I will be especially interested in This null hyper surface here, which is a null hyper surface Which is called Future null infinity and denoted by this letter calligraphic I scry plus This is quite plus because this is the future, but there is a past analogous of this look of this hyper surface quite minus Which is past null infinity? I hope you can read something on this diagram If something is not clear just just let me know good So what is the celestial sphere and where where will our theory be living? So let me raise this minkowski line element so So as I said each point in this diagram is a two sphere So topologically future null infinity Is a real line which is spined by this? coordinates you Times the two sphere and this fear is called the celestial sphere. Yeah, I go I write this CS2 Maybe sometimes I will write this CS Let's let's keep it like that. I don't promise I will be consistent all the way through but So it's really it's really the The sphere that you you can see when you look at the night sky Approximating that we live in a flat flat space times But this is this is nothing but the the celestial sphere is just a sphere you can see at night So that's flat space times and this is the conformal Compactified version of this flat space time with this pen rose diagram So the important thing about that that I want you to focus on is that massless particle Propagate along 45 degrees and and their life here on this null hyper surface Which is called future null infinity and and the massless particle also come from another location, which is the past There are different ways to drive is to draw this diagram sometimes people draw the version which is a triangle, but I found this one this one is Is less confusing So this is just minkowski now will be interested in more generic kind of space times Which are the so-called asymptotically flat space times so roughly speaking an asymptotically fat space time is as you might guess some space time that looks like minkowski Seen from very far away And this is indeed what it is But there is a precise definition of what we mean by looking like minkowski from from far away and this Definition is giving us by the seminal work of bandi Vanderberg metzner and Vanderberg is always dropped for some reason Let's let's put it back for once wonder Namely BMS so these guys They make a very important piece of work in in their 60s. So these guys are general relativistic general relativity people and At that time they were people were it was not very clear whether gravitational waves in gr actually also Actually existed and they wanted to make Some work that were to prove the existence of gravitational waves at non-linear level and This led them to define this so-called asymptotically a flat space time. What is that? Well in the first Approximation this is a flat space time. So It will be given by the minkowski line element that I have written before This is just minkowski plus some correction Which will be tamed away as are is very big. So this will be a large radius expansion And there is a precise Prescription for for this and this will be important. So so we are doing a large or perturbation of flat space time I'm writing Some stuff in in in green and in red and then I will explain what these are What I can already tell you before I forget is that this big D capital well with an index Z of Z bar is the covariant derivative with respect to the sphere matrix so gamma Z Z bar which raises and lowers Z and Z bar indices and Also, sometimes you will catch me using this Notation big big a Just to denote collectively the angle Z and Z bar. So We have a few terms here, but remarkably not so many Not so many terms that we need to add and this will be good enough for For these lectures. I have DZ of CZZ, so I'm writing here just One holomorphic component but I have the complex conjugates this CC means complex conjugates Where everything I've written is copied but putting Z bar instead of Z And then we have plus dot dot dot plus dot dot dot meaning some subleading corrections In this one of our expansions so what is that and what are these functions in Green and in red and we explain that and then you can ask me some questions So this this function M here is called the bandimas aspect and This NZ here. There is also NZ bar is called the angular Momentum aspect So what are these? Well roughly speaking as their name suggests and Just in cause the total energy of the system you are describing and And Z has to do with the angular momentum of Of this of the thing you're describing. So if you take a Chirometric just a chirometric black hole solution you write this in into these coordinates You will see that this M here is just nothing but the mass of the black hole So in this case is just a constant But here I'm allowing for more generic kind of space times because I'm allowing this function to depend arbitrarily on the retarded time and the angles And the angular momentum aspect will be of course related to the angular Momentum of the of the curve black hole If you were to expand this solution into these coordinates, but you see I'm considering a much more generic kind of Set up which is this BMS asymptotically flat spacetime and This function here in red is the asymptotic shear of null geodesic congruence asymptotic shear for short and It's very important because It it's it's present is telling you whether the system you are describing is emitting gravitational waves So in particular you if you define this so here I'm using AB is collectively for Z and Z bar this object which is the retarded time derivative of the shear is called the the new tensor and so it encodes Outgoing the presence of outgoing radiation So this is very important Now why have I written this in red and why this in green? Well the difference between these two things is that Einstein's equation implies some Evolution equation or constraint equation on the boundary mass and the angular momentum aspect So roughly speaking if you solve Einstein's equation order by order in R You will see that the time derivative of M equals is constrained to be something and Similarly for N Z and at Z bar on the other hand This CAB here is not constrained. So it's really a data a free data that you put in the theory so it's qualitatively a Different than than the other two things and so basically roughly speaking it encodes the to polarization modes of the of The strain measured by a gravitational wave detector at very large distance and Just just then then I will stop writing thing and I will take questions, but Just to explain a little bit more physically what's what this metric Mean there is this very famous formula which is called The bandi formula, but I actually was also found by Trotman. I Heard recently bit before bandi. There is this very Important formula which is explained a little bit. What's what's going on here? So it's telling you Basically that the integrated the version on the sphere of the mass aspect Decreases in time and the reason why it's decreasing in time It's because there is gravitational waves that which is escaping the system So it's very easy to understand you have some some gravitational system Which is emitting gravitational waves The wave is escaping Through null infinity and as a consequence the energy decreases. So this formula was the first actually theoretical evidence For the existence of Gravitation waves and on a linear level Is there any question on this diagram on the definition of asymptotically flatness on These functions It's a trivial notational question. So just be sure so CAB the non-zero Components just CZZ and CZZ C bar CZ bar Z bar. There's no CZ It's symmetric and traceless. Yeah. Okay. So indeed we'll have CZZ or and said CZ bar Z bar So, yeah, so these are the encodes of the two polarizations degrees of freedom basically So why there is no energy coming in from the past you I am sorry, they can be in going so everything I've I'm writing can be also written for incoming Incoming waves so in this case, thank you for the question. So in this case We will use a different set of coordinates. We'll use an advanced coordinate V Which is now t plus R Which is running here along this now pass null infinity and Everything I have written it can be repeated for incoming incoming wave In terms of these advanced coordinates. So here I'm really doing all the analysis at one boundary and We will see later. How actually when we will want to talk about the scattering problem How the data the past and in the future are related to each other? But it is I'm focusing on outgoing gravitational Waves for just the sake of I could you could repeat everything in in advance and in the lecture note of Andy you can find the They're relevant formulas Hey Is there any specific conditions on Riemann tensor that asymptotic flatness This asymptotically flat space time should follow like what what are the conditions on Riemann tensor for Basically that Did you you will you can solve the Einstein's equation and you will see that? No, but after Einstein equations, there will be some conditions coming from This Riemann tensor, right? so like There's some this Electric components or magnetic components of sorry while tensor. I meant while tensor. So, yeah So what are some specific conditions? Basically here This expansion the fact that I am Making an expansion in R in the terror expansion in R And you see for instance, I didn't include a log of R I could have put some log of R in principle, but basically this expansion is in I When I say one-to-one because there might be some Saturday arising, but basically is It's almost equivalent to the peeling theorem In GR so which is telling you that the violin sir has certain precise falloff in in one of our So these these things satisfy peeling theorem now if you talk to a mathematical GR guy They will tell you yeah, but we know there are solutions that do not satisfy peeling and so on and so forth But and this is a good comment But here basically I'm as you see I'm I'm assuming there is a conformal compactification holding and all this But this is good enough and actually very excellent for what we want to discuss So they are precise falloff on the file. I'm allowed to use Okay, then I will have to To tell you what our BMS symmetries in the few minutes remaining But now we have introduced most of the thing we will We will need and sorry for the GRD tour to amplitudes But is if we don't do that we will not understand where this theory is living what are these coordinates and Why the why where this the constraint on the celestial safety come from? so Go to BMS symmetries. So what we want to look for you want to answer the question. What is the symmetry group of? asymptotically flat spacetime the symmetry group of flat spacetime we know if Is Poincare? But now we are looking at a bigger or if you want more relaxed kind of version of of flat spacetime and It's not clear. What are the symmetries that would preserve such an expansion? So what we want to look for we will look for in infinitesimal vector fields of this type I'm just writing that all components isn't Nice So we want we want to look for these kind of vector fields Which preserve these asymptotic expansion. So this is the lead derivative Alongside of the metric and we will ask this not to be exactly zero that would be looking for a killing vector We don't want that We want something that preserve the asymptotic structure. So we want to ask two things so the the two rules of the game we want to place we want to Reserve the fall off conditions and the gauge fixing I didn't talk about the gauge fixing there are some It's actually important. There's some gauge fixing in the metric But if you're interested in that you can ask me But what so this is what we we cannot do is to mess up with these These powers of our here. We don't want to introduce the art to the tool here or something like that We want to keep the expansion like that, but what we can do is we can change this function In green and blue in red So we can change the band image the angular momentum aspect and the shear this we can do and When we when you follow this this game What you find as a solution is the following vector field So it's given by a certain function t depending on the angles Plus you over to Divergent of the of some why so what is this why why is that is What is basically there does that components of this vector field? So why only depends on that I would explain that there is another and a similar story for the anti-halomorphic piece and There is an expression for XIR, but this is not important what it is what is important in this is That this t is an arbitrary function of its argument and that Why Why a so which is why that why the bar is a conformal killing vector on this on the on the celestial sphere So you you can write a conformal killing equation for this vector field. I Will not So what I want to Tell you here Is try to convince you that these symmetries are very Rich, and this is what people call So the fact that t this function is arbitrary is what let people to call these symmetries Bms super Translations, so I know this is the Super string school, but this super here has nothing to do with that This super just means the following it just means that we have an enhancement of symmetry Where the four Global translations of of Poincaré they include in particular these these four translations But also So they are enhanced There are many many more they actually an infinite amount of them because this thing is an arbitrary function of the sphere So you have an infinite way to generate them to these infinite dimensional Super translation so the super just means that you have an infinite amount of of translation on the celestial sphere So this is actually very it was very very surprising for For bondi messer and zag when they found this symmetry structure because what they wanted to find they wanted to recover The Poincaré group namely the isometric group of flat spacetime that would may have made sense But instead they were stick stuck with with the appearance of a of an arbitrary function here And there we were really pissed. They say okay. What is this function? We don't want that we want these two a span just the four global translations So and they really tried hard to kill this function They really tried hard by imposing stronger boundary conditions But what they realized is that as soon as they wanted to kill this function what they were doing actually it was to kill all gravitational radiation so They came to a conclusion. Okay. I mean it seems that if you want to inculcate radiation We have to allow for for these symmetries And then people really didn't know what to do with that Until in the early 2010 Where Andy storminger and collaborators realized that not only these symmetries have to be there But that they encode in a very powerful way I Think that were known from a totally different Perspective in quantum victory, which was known as a theorem's and I will tell you about about that Tomorrow how these symmetries are actually extremely powerful and I don't have much time to talk about these conformal killing vectors here because I'm running out of time but basically Let me just say in one words that if you ask This what these wise to be globally well-defined you will find a six Lawrence transformations Three rotations and three boosts, but if you relax this assumption Namely you allow for the wise to be meromorphic functions. So you allow for local singularities Then you have a similar enhancement of symmetries Where the six Lawrence transformations? Well, as you know in CFT2 are enhanced to a local version of that Which is the local which are the local Transformations and which span two copies So why and why bar? span two copies of the Viral-zero algebra or More precisely the wheat algebra, which is the Viral-zero Algebra without central extension because we are at the level of the fields of the vector fields here and Sometimes people this so called is super rotations And this was These were advocating much later my Glenn Barnish and Cedric Troussard in around 2008 I think so this is a much more generous Recent story that is motivated actually from holographic From a holographic point of view and I will come back to that. So Let me stop here for today and take your questions Let us thank Recording stopped