The gravitational S-matrix and dispersion relations
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I will review the basic properties of gravitational scattering and discuss their interplay with the principles of S-matrix theory.
I will argue that gravitational amplitudes admit twice-subtracted dispersion relations, and demonstrate how these can be used to derive novel constraints on the low-energy
gravitational effective field theories and their UV completions.
This talk is part of the Quantum Fields and Strings Seminars series.
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