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New Tools for Old Problems: Generative AI for Discovery in Fundamental Physics

Wednesday 14:00 Toronto (GMT-5)

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Waterloo, Canada

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1 h 12 min

Abstract

David Shih surveys generative AI applications to discovery in fundamental physics. Normalising-flow methods enable model-agnostic anomaly searches at the LHC and identification of stellar streams and faint galaxies in astronomical data. Generative inference also supports pulsar-timing gravitational-wave analysis and, combined with physics-informed networks, measurements of local dark-matter density. The talk concludes with agentic language models and new forms of collaboration between researchers and AI.

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Generative AIfundamental physicsNormalising-flow methodsanomaly searchesstellar streamsfaint galaxiespulsar-timing gravitational-wave analysisphysics-informed networks
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local dark-matter density

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