Speaker
Bogumila Swiezewska
(University of Warsaw)
Description
This talk will discuss various aspects of predicting gravitational-wave signals from supercooled first-order phase transitions in models with classical scale invariance. Motivated by great prospects for observation of such a gravitational-wave signal, and by the consequent opportunities for reconstructing the parameters of the phase transition and the underlying model, I will present the route to improved accuracy in formulating theoretical predictions. I will explain how to employ the high-temperature effective field theory approach for studying supercooled phase transitions and compare the resulting predictions with those obtained with the common daisy-resummed potential.
