JPS 2021 Autumn Meeting

1: Pseudo Entropy in Chern-Simons Theory; YITP; Tatsuma Nishioka, Tadashi Takayanagi, ^○Yusuke Taki
2: Superconformal index via the AdS/CFT correspondence at the finite N region; Tokyo Tech; Yosuke Imamura, ^○Shota Fujiwara, Tatsuya Mori, Daisuke Yokoyama
3: Entanglement entropy in interacting field theories; KEK^A, SOKENDAI^B; Satoshi Iso^A,B, ^○Takato Mori^A,B, Katsuta Sakai^A
4: Target space entanglement and spacetime in matrix model; Shizuoka University; Asato Tsuchiya, ^○Kazushi Yamashiro
5: False vacuum decay in a black hole spacetime; Kobe U.; Taiga Miyauchi, Jiro Soda
6: Probing wormholes through quantum information; UTokyo, YITP^A, UC Davis^B; Kohki Kawabata, Tatsuma Nishioka^A, Yoshitaka Okuyama^B, Kento Watanabe^C

7: Sharpening the Boundaries Between Flux Landscape and Swampland by Tadpole Charge; SOKENDAI, KEK^A; Keiya Ishiguro, Hajime Otsuka^A
8: Heterotic interpolating models and the effective theories; Osaka City University, NITEP^A; Hiroshi Itoyama^A, ^○Yuichi Koga, Sota Nakajima
9: Chaotic string dynamics in deformed T^1,1; Kyoto University; Shodai Kushiro, Takaaki Ishii, Kentaroh Yoshida
10: Integrable field theory from 4-dimensional Chern-Simons theory; Kyoto University, National Taiwan University^A; Osamu Fukushima, Jun-ichi Sakamoto, Kentaroh Yoshida
11: Nonvanishing Finite Scalar Mass in Flux Compactification; Osaka City University, NITEP^A; Takuya Hirose, Nobuhito Maru^A
12: Correspondence between symmetry of space-time with quantum graph as an extra dimension and AZ symmetry; Kobe U.; Tomonori Inoue, Inori Ueba, Makoto Sakamoto

1: Electroweak phase transition in a complex singlet extension of the Standard Model with degenerate scalars; Ochanomizu University^A, Ton Duc Thang University^B; Chikako Idegawa^A, Gi-Chol Cho^A, Eibun Senaha^B
2: Electroweak baryogenesis in the SM like extended Higgs model; Osaka Univ., Osaka Univ.^A, Osaka Univ.^B; K. Enomoto, S. Kanemura^A, ^○Y. Mura^B
3: Full one-loop calculation of radiative corrections for decays of charged Higgs bosons; Osaka University, Tohoku University^A; Masashi Aiko, Shinya Kanemura, Kodai Sakurai^A
4: Higgs Couplings in Two-Higgs-Doublet Models Derived from Extra Dimensions; Tokyo U. of Science, U. of Toyama^A, Kyushu U.^B; Tomohiro Abe, Mitsuru Kakizaki^A, ^○Shin Suzuki^A, Koji Tsumura^B
5: Higgs mu-term by D-brane instanton effects and quark mass matrices in magnetized orbifold models; Hokkaido Univ.; Shota Kikuchi, Tatsuo Kobayashi, Yuya Ogawa, Hikaru Uchida
6: Anomaly of modular symmetry in magnetized orbifold models; Hokkaido Univ., Nara Women's Univ. CORE of STEM^A; Tatsuo Kobayashi, ^○Hikaru Uchida, Shohei Uemura^A
7: Towards the establishment of the QED 5-loop contribution to the electron g-2; Saitama U^A, RIKEN^B; Akira Hirayama^A,B, Makiko Nio^A,B

8: Numerical stochastic calculation of perturbative series of the electron g-2; KEK; Ryuichiro Kitano, ^○Hiromasa Takaura, Shoji Hashimoto
9: Unification of L_μ-L_τ and the standard model gauge group; Saitama University; SATO Joe
10: Fermion Mass Hierarchy in SUSY SO(10) GUT; Department of Physics and Material Science, Shimane University; Naoyuki Haba, ^○Yasuhiro Shimizu, Toshifumi Yamada
11: W′ and Z′ bosons in the GUT-inspired gauge-Higgs unification at the LHC; CCNU, Osaka U., Czech Technical U., Kyushu U.; Shuichiro Funatsu, Hisaki Hatanaka, Yutaka Hosotani, Yuta Orikasa, Naoki Yamatsu
12: Anomalies in Gauge-Higgs Unification; CCNU, Osaka U., Czech Technical U., Kyushu U.; Shuichiro Funatsu, Hisaki Hatanaka, Yutaka Hosotani, Yuta Orikasa, ^○Naoki Yamatsu

1: Non-invertible duality defects in 4-dimensional pure Z₂ gauge theory; Osaka U.; Masataka Koide, Yuta Nagoya, Satoshi Yamaguchi
2: UV-finiteness of supersymmetric gradient flow in N=1 SQCD; Doshisha Univ., Osaka City Univ.^A, NITEP^B, CCS Tsukuba Univ.^C; Daisuke Kadoh, Nobuhito Maru^A,B, ^○Mitsuyo Suzuki^A, Naoya Ukita^C
3: Nucleon axial, tensor and scalar charges using lattice QCD with physical quark masses; Tohoku U., RIKEN R-CCS, Hiroshima U., U-Tsukuba CCS, U-Tsukuba; Ryutaro Tsuji, Yasumichi Aoki, Ken-Ichi Ishikawa, Yoshinobu Kuramashi, Shoichi Sasaki, Eigo Shintani, Takeshi Yamazaki
4: Topological defect junctions in 4-dimensional pure Z2 geuge theory; Osaka-U; Masataka Koide, Yuta Nagoya, Satoshi Yamaguchi
5: Numerical analysis of partial deconfinement on a matrix model with fundamental scalar fields; University of Tsukuba; Hiromasa Watanabe

6: Wormholes in 2d Horava-Lifshitz quantum gravity; AR Nagoya-U^D, IMPP Radboud-U^A, Nagoya-U^B,C,D, Niels Bohr Institute^A; Jan Ambjorn^A, Yuki Hiraga^B, ^○Yoshiyasu Ito^C, Yuki Sato^D
7: 2d CDT and Coleman mechanism; Bohr Inst, Radboud U^A, Nagoya U^B, Tokyo Tech^C; Jan Ambjorn^A, ^○Yuki Sato^B, Yoshiyuki Watabiki^C
8: Numerical computation of eigenvalues in matrix quantum mechanics via bootstrap method; Shizuoka Univ., Univ. of Notre Dame^A; Yu Aikawa, Takeshi Morita, Kota Yoshimura^A
9: Transition from the Euclidean to Lorentzian space-time in the type IIB matrix model; KEK^A, National Technical University of Athens^B, Setsunan University^C, Tokuyama College^D, SOKENDAI^E, Shizuoka University^F; Mitsuaki Hirasawa^A, Konstantinos N. Anagnostopoulos^B, Takehiro Azuma^C, Kohta Hatakeyama^A, Yuta Ito^D, Jun Nishimura^A,E, Stratos Kovalkov Papadoudis^B, Asato Tsuchiya^F
10: Euclidean early universe and breaking of the rotational symmetry in the type IIB matrix model; KEK^A, National Technical University of Athens^B, Setsunan University^C, Tokuyama College^D, SOKENDAI^E, Shizuoka University^F; Mitsuaki Hirasawa^A, Konstantinos N. Anagnostopoulos^B, Takehiro Azuma^C, Kohta Hatakeyama^A, Yuta Ito^D, Jun Nishimura^A,E, Stratos Kovalkov Papadoudis^B, Asato Tsuchiya^F
11: Simulation of the twisted reduced SU(N) matrix model with an adjoint Majorana fermion; Universidad Autónoma de Madrid^A, Hiroshima University; Antonio González-Arroyo^A, ^○Ken-Ichi Ishikawa, Masanori Okawa, Margarita García Pérez^A, Pietro Butti^A
12: Error estimation in the worldvolume Hybrid Monte Carlo; RIKEN BNL, YITP^A, Kyoto Univ.^B; Nobuyuki Matsumoto, Yusuke Namekawa^A, Masafumi Fukuma^B

1: Simulation study to measure Bell inequality violation with B meson pairs in LHC-ATLAS experiment; KEK, Osaka Univ.^A, Kobe Univ.^B; Yosuke Takubo, Tsubasa Ichikawa^A, Satoshi Higashino^B, Yuichiro Mori, Kunihiro Nagano, Izumi Tsutsui
2: Study of time-dependent CP asymmetry in B⁰→K_S⁰ K_S⁰ K_S⁰ decay at Belle II; Univ. of Tokyo^A, KEK^B; H. Tanigawa^A, H. Bae^A, K. Hara^B, K. Sumisawa^B, Y. Uematsu^A, Y. Ushiroda^A,B and the Belle II Collaboration
3: Validation of Flavor Tagger in the B⁰ → D^* l nu decay at the Belle II experiment.; Univ. of Tokyo, KEK, Nara Women's Univ., Univ. of Tokyo IPMU; H. Bae^A, T. R. Czank^D, K. Hara^B, T. Higuchi^A,D, K. Miyabayashi^C, K. Sumisawa^B, Y. Ushiroda^A,B, and the Belle II collaboration.
^●4: Study of the charmless B^- → π^-π⁰π⁰ decay at Belle; Univ. of Tokyo, Kavli Inst. for the Phys. and Mathematics of the Universe; Yun-Tsung Lai, on behalf of Belle Collaboration

5: （Invited Presentation.） Report from Belle II: Search for a new physics in the dark sector and rare B-meson decay processes; Niigata; Kenta Uno
6: Masurement of K⁺→e⁺ νγ(SD) branching ratio using a stopped K+ beam at J-PARC; Chiba Univ., Osaka Univ.^A, Tokyo Univ. of Science^B, KEK^C; Atsushi Kobayashi, Keito Horie^A, Hiroshi Ito^B, Suguru Shimizu^A, Yoichi Igarashi^C, Jun Imazato^C, for the J-PARC E36 collaboration
7: The analysis status of 2019,2020 and 2021 physics data in the J-PARC KOTO experiment; KEK; Koji Shiomi
8: Data Collection in 2021 Run and Research on Signal Acceptance at the J-PARC KOTO Experiment; Osaka Univ., KEK^A, Yamagata Univ.^B; Ryota Shiraishi, Taishi Kato, Katsushige Kotera, Koji Shiomi^A, Yasuhisa Tajima^B, Hajime Nanjo, Tadashi Nomura^A, Kota Hanai, Taku Yamanaka, Hiroaki Watanabe^A, Gei Youb Lim^A, Taylor Cassidy Nunes, KOTO Collaboration
9: Evaluation of the number of background events by halo kaons in the J-PARC KOTO experiment; Osaka U, KEK^A, Yamagata U^B; T. Kato, Y. Noichi, H. Nanjo, K. Shiomi^A, K. Kotera, R. Shiraishi, T. C. Nunes, K. Hanai, T. Yamanaka, T. Nomura^A, H. Watanabe, Y. Tajima^B, KOTO Collaboration

1: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(1)〜Status summary report〜; Toho University, Graduate School of Science Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D, Tsukuba University^E; Tatsuhiro Naka, Takuya Shiraishi, Ryuta Kobayashi, Atsuhiro Umemoto, Hitoshi Oshima, Kana Saeki, Saya Akamatsu, Hiroaki Morisaki, Osamu Sato, Toshiyuki Nakano, Ken'ichi Kuge, Takashi Asada and NEWSdm collaboration
2: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(2)〜report of test experiment at Underground laboratory〜; Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University, Graduate School of Science, Toho University^A, IMASS, Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D, Tsukuba University^E; Ryuta Kobayashi, Tatsuhiro Naka^A, Toshiyuki Nakano, Takuya Shiraishi^A, Atsuhiro Umemoto^E, Kana Saeki^A, Hitoshi Oshima^A, Saya Akamatsu^A, Hiroaki Morisaki^A, Osamu Sato^B, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Takashi Asada^D, and NEWSdm collaboration
3: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(3)〜Development of the event selection method for recoil nucleus signal〜; Graduate School of Science Toho University, Graduate School of Science Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D, Tsukuba University^E; Hitoshi Oshima, Tatsuhiro Naka, Takuya Shiraishi, Kana Saeki, Saya Akamatsu, Hiroaki Morisaki, Ryuta Kobayashi^A, Osamu Sato^B, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Takashi Asada^D, Atsuhiro Umemoto^E, and NEWSdm collaboration
4: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(4)~ Improvement of S / N ratio by lowering the temperature of the detector~; Graduate School of Science, Toho University, Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D; Kana Saeki, Tatsuhiro Naka, Takuya Shiraishi, Ryuta Kobayashi^A, Hitoshi Oshima, Saya Akamatsu, Hiroaki Morisaki, Osamu Sato^B, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Takashi Asada^D, and NEWSdm collaboration
5: Sub-MeV environmental neutron measurement with ultra fine-grained nuclear emulsion; Graduate School of Science Toho University, Graduate School of Science Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Tsukuba University^E; Saya Akamatsu, Takuya Shiraishi, Tatsuhiro Naka, Ryuta Kobayashi^A, Kana Saeki, Hiroaki Morisaki, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Osamu Sato^B
6: Present status of PICOLON dark matter search project; Tokushima Univ., Univ. of Alabama^A, RCNP Osaka Univ.^B, RCNS Tohoku Univ.^C, Osaka Sangyo Univ.^D, Tukuba Univ.^E, Kobe Univ.^G, ICRR Univ. Tokyo^H, Dept. Sci. Osaka Univ.^I, MEPhI^J, Osaka Butsuryo Univ.^K, Kavli IPMU Univ. Tokyo^L; K.Fushimi, D.Charnyak^A, H.Ejiri^B, K.Hata^C, R.Hazama^D, T.Iida^E, H.Ikeda^C, K.Imagawa^F, K.Inoue^C, H.Ishiura^G, H.Ito^H, T.Kisimoto^I, M.Koga^C, K.Kotera, A.Kozlov^J, K.Nakamura^K,L, R.Orito, T.Shima^B, Y.Takemoto^H,L, S.Umehara^B, Y.Urano, K.Yasuda^F, S.Yoshida^I

7: NEWAGE62: Review and prospect of the direction-sensitive dark matter search; Kobe University; Satoshi Higashino, Kentaro Miuchi, Hiroisa Ishiura, Ryo Kubota, Ayaka Nakayama
8: NEWAGE 63: Reduction of External Background for Direction-sensitive Dark Matter Search; Kobe University; Ayaka Nakayama, Kentaro Miuchi, Satoshi Higashino, Hirohisa Ishiura, Ryo Kubota
9: NEWAGE64:Development of Low BG μ-PIC for internal background reduction; Kobe Univ., Kyoto Univ.^A, ICRR^B, Tokyo Univ. of Scie.^C, Tohoku Univ.^D, Waseda Univ.^E; ISHIURA;Hirohisa, MIUCHI;Kentaro, IKEDA;Tomonori^A, HIGASHINO;Satoshi, KUBOTA;Ryo, NAKAYAMA Ayaka, ABE;Ko^B, ITO;Hiroshi^C, NAKAMURA;Kiseki^D, ICHIMURA;Koichi^D, KOBAYASHI;Kazuyoshi^E
10: Angular spreads of scattered nuclei in directional dark matter detectors; Waseda Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A; Akira Hitachi, Kiseki Nakamura^A
11: Quenching factors for slow nuclear recoils in liquid Ar and Xe; Waseda Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A, UTokyo^B; A. Hitachi, K.D. Nakamura^A, M. Yamashita^B
12: Construction of Fuzzy Dark Matter (FDM) halo model and constraint of FDM mass; Department of Physics, University of Tokyo, Research Center for the Early Universe, University of Tokyo, Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, University of Tokyo; Hiroki Kawai, Masamune Oguri

1: Study of neutrino events observed in the cooling process of proto-neutron stars in the supernova explosions.; Okayama Univ., Kyushu Univ.^A, NIT, Numazu^B, Univ. of Tokyo, Komaba^C , RIKEN^D, Kyoto Univ.^E; Fumi NAKANISHI, Ken'ichiro NAKAZATO^A, Yusuke KOSHIO, Masayuki HARADA, Kosuke SUMIYOSHI^B, Yudai SUWA^C, Akira HARADA^D, Masamitsu MORI^E, Roger WENDELL^E
2: Monochromatic energy electron neutrino sources from electron capture unstable isotopes; QST, JAEA^A, Soongsil Univ.^B, Beihang Univ.^C; T. Hayakawa, T. Ogawa^A, J. Shin^B, M.-Ki Cheoun^B, T. Kajino^C
3: Search for supernova neutrino in KamLAND; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Minori Eizuka, for KamLAND Collaboration
4: Development of high sensitivity water radon detector; ICRR, Kobe University^A; A.Takeda, K.Okamoto, Y.Takeuchi^A, Y.Nakano^A
5: Measurements of the charge ratio and polarization of cosmic-ray muons with the Super-Kamiokande detector; Okayama Univ., Kobe Univ.^A; Hussain Kitagawa, Yuuki Nakano^A, Yusuke Koshio, for the Super-Kamiokande collaboration
6: Search for neutrinos associated with solar Flare in Super-Kamiokande; ICRR, Super-Kamiokande Collaboration; Kohei Okamoto, Super-Kamiokande Collaboration

^●7: Super-Kamiokande Supernova monitoring upgrade with Gd neutron capture; Kamioka Observatory, ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo; Guillaume Pronost, on behalf of the SK Collaboration
8: Evaluation of the neutron detection efficiency for the SK-Gd experiment using Am/Be source; Okayama Univ., ICRR Univ. of Tokyo^A, Univ. of Tokyo^B, Kyoto Univ.^C; Masayuki Harada, Yusuke Koshio, Han Seungho^A, Shuhei Watanabe^A, Takatomi Yano^A, Kimihiro Okumura^A, Hiroyuki Sekiya^A, Shigetaka Moriyama^A, Yasuhiro Nakajima^B, Roger Wendell^C, for the Super-Kamiokande Collaboration
9: A study of AmBe neutron source for underground elementary particle experiment; Yokohama National Univ., Tokyo Univ. of Science^A, ICRR^B; K.Wada, A.Minamino, H.Ito^A, M.Ishizuka^A, Y.Ommura^A, T.Yano^B
10: New method for neutron efficiency calibration and neutron multiplicity measurement in muon capture in SK-Gd; ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo; Shintaro Miki, Masato Shiozawa, on behalf of the Super-Kamiokande Collaboration
11: Evaluation of the energy scale of Super-Kamiokande using N16 events from Cosmic muon capture; ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo, Kobe Univ.^A; Y.Kanemura, H.Sekiya, Y.Nakano^A
^●12: Modeling Quasi-Elastic Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions for a Joint Oscillation Analysis of Atmospheric and Accelerator Neutrinos; Inst. for Cosmic Ray Res. (ICRR), Univ. of Tokyo, CERN^A; Junjie Xia, Stephen Dolan^A, Yoshinari Hayato, Super-Kamiokande Collaboration, T2K Collaboration
13: Development of neutrino oscillation probability calculation for joint analysis of atmospheric and accelerator neutrinos; Tokyo Institute of Technology, Kamioka Observatory ICRR^A, LPNHE Paris^B, Laboratoire Leprince-Ringuet^C, Kyoto University^D; Lukas Berns, Christophe Bronner^A, Mathieu Guigue^B, Masahiro Kuze, Benjamin Quilain^C, Roger Wendell^D, Junjie Xia^A, Super-Kamiokande Collaboration, T2K Collaboration

1: Index theorem on T²/Z₂ orbifold with magnetic flux; Kobe-U, Scuola Normale Superiore^A; Maki Takeuchi, Makoto Sakamoto, Yoshiyuki Tatsuta^A
2: Construction of time-reversal invariant fermionic topological phases based on bosonization in higher dimensions; JQI Maryland; Ryohei Kobayashi
3: Anomalies of (2+1)-dimensional topological phases and lattice path integral of (3+1)-dimensional sermonic SPT phases; JQI Maryland; Srivatsa Tata, ^○Ryohei Kobayashi, Daniel Bulmash, Maissam Barkeshli
4: CP-violating supersymmetry anomaly; Rikkyo University; Koichiro Nakagawa, Yu Nakayama
5: QED in the Exact Renormalization Group; Faculty of Education, Niigata Univ.; Yuji Igarashi, Katsumi Itoh
6: Gradient flow exact renormalization group: A perturbative analysis; Kobe Univ., Kyushu Univ.^A; Hidenori Sonoda, ^○Hiroshi Suzuki^A

7: Gauge invariant exact renormalization group equation for vector-like gauge theory; Dept. of Phys. Kyushu Univ.; Hiroshi Suzuki, ^○Yuki Miyakawa
8: Formulation of functional renormalization group based on diffusion equation; Dept. of Phys. Shizuoka Univ.; Gota Tanaka, Asato Tsuchiya
9: Anomaly and Superconnection; YITP, Kyoto University; Hayato Kanno, Shigeki Sugimoto
10: Supersymmetry and the Atiyah-Patodi-Singer index theorem; Osaka U, Kyoto U^A; Tetsuya Onogi, ^○Takuya Yoda^A
11: Chiral Anomaly in a Floquet-Magnus Expansion; U. Tokyo, KEK^A, Sokendai^B, RIKEN^C; Kenji Fukushima, Yoshimasa Hidaka^A,B,C, ^○Takuya Shimazaki, Hidetoshi Taya^C
12: General properties of propagators of confined particles with complex singularities; Dept. of Phys., Chiba Univ.; Yui Hayashi, Kei-Ichi Kondo
13: Multi-Soliton Dynamics of Anti-Self-Dual Gauge Fields; Math. Nagoya. U; Shan-Chi Huang, Masashi Hamanaka

1: Radiative corrections to Higgs to Higgs decays in extended Higgs models II; Osaka Univ., Nihon Univ.^A; Shinya Kanemura, ^○Mariko Kikuchi^A, Kei Yagyu
2: Radiative corrections to the invisible decay of the Higgs boson; U. of Lisbon, KIT, Tohoku U., ISEL; Duarte Azevedo, Pedro Gabriel, Margarete Mühlleitner, ^○Kodai Sakurai, Rui Santos
3: Formulation of the new normal coordinate system in generalized HEFT; Osaka University, School of Science^A, Nagoya University, School of Science^B, Kyushu University, School of Science; Ryo Nagai^A, Masaharu Tanabashi^B, Koji Tsumura, ^○Yoshiki Uchida
4: Study of Two Higgs model of effective theory for low energy; Grad. School of Sci. Hiroshima Univ., Grad. School of Advanced Science and Engineering, Hiroshima Univ.^A, Core of Research for the Energetic Universe, Hiroshima University.^B, Research Center for Physics, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI)^C; Kawamura Yuta, Morozumi Takuya^A,B, Apriadi Salim Adam^C
5: A suppressed Higgs coupling in a classically conformal extension of the Standard Model; University of Alabama; Victor Baules, ^○Nobuchika Okada
6: Testability of the extended Higgs models by gravitational wave observation experiment; CAS Key Laboratory of Theoretical Physics, ITP at Chinese Academy of Sciences, CHEP at Peking University^A; Rong-Gen Cai, ^○Katsuya Hashino^A, Shao-Jiang Wang, Jiang-Hao Yu

7: Multi-step phase transition and the sphaleron decoupling condition in extended Higgs models; Osaka Univ.; Shinya Kanemura, ^○Masanori Tanaka
8: CP violation in a composite two Higgs doublet model; Osaka U, INFN Firenze^A, U of Florence^B, U of Southampton^C; Ryo Nagai, Kei Yagyu, Stefania De Curtis^A,B, Stefano Moretti^C
9: Testing aligned two Higgs doublet models with CP violation at LHC and ILC; Osaka Univ.; Shinya Kanemura, Kento Katayama, Michihisa Takeuchi, Kei Yagyu
10: Electroweak baryogenesis in the radiative seesaw model including dark matter; Kanazawa U., Osaka U.^A; Mayumi Aoki, ^○Kazuki Enomoto^A, Shinya Kanemura^A

1: Gradient flow and magnetic monopole in U(1) lattice gauge theory; Niigata Univ.; Yuya Horikoshi, Shinji Ejiri
2: Monopole dominance due to Dirac-type monopoles and the vacuum type of SU(3) gauge theory; Kochi Univ., RCNP, Osaka Univ.^A; Atsuki Hiraguchi, Katsuya Ishiguro, Tsuneo Suzuki^A
3: Numerical study of deformation of target space for the N=2 Landau-Ginzburg models; Osaka University; Okuto Morikawa
4: The emergence of negative string tension in quantum computing; RIKEN Nishina Center, RIKEN-iTHEMS, RECNS Keio U., RCNP Osaka U., YITP, Kyoto U., BNL; Etsuko Itou, Masazumi Honda, Yuta Kikuchi, Yuya Tanizaki
5: 't Hooft anomaly of charge-q Schwinger model on the lattice in the Hamiltonian formalism; YITP, Kyoto U, RIKEN Nishina Center, RIKEN-iTHEMS, RECNS Keio U., RCNP Osaka U., BNL; Yuya Tanizaki, Masazumi Honda, Etsuko Itou, Yuta Kikuchi
6: Path integral quantization with the generalized statistical ensemble; KIS, Univ. Tokyo, Dept. Basic Science, Univ. Tokyo; Yasushi Yoneta, Yuji Okawa, Akira Shimizu

7: Tensor network approach to 2d SU(N) Yang-Mills theory; Kyoto Univ., Doshisha Univ.^A, RIKEN BNL^B; Masafumi Fukuma, Daisuke Kadoh^A, ^○Nobuyuki Matsumoto^B
8: Application of the tensor renormalization group method to U(N) and SU(N) gauge theories; SOKENDAI^A, KEK^B; Akira Matsumoto^A, Mitsuaki Hirasawa^A, Jun Nishimura^A,B, Atis Yosprakob^A
9: The Tensor Renormalization Group for 3-dimensional Gauge Theories; Faculty of Science, Shizuoka University; Takaaki Kuwahara, Asato Tsuchiya
10: Tensor renormalization group approach to (1+1)-dimensional Hubbard model; Univ. of Tsukuba, CCS^A; Shinichiro Akiyama, Yoshinobu Kuramashi^A
11: Lattice-fermionic Casimir effect and topological insulators; DESY, KEK^A, SOKENDAI^B, JAEA^C; Katsumasa Nakayama, Tsutomu Ishikawa, Kei Suzuki

1: （Symposium Session.） Introduction; RIKEN CPR; Fuminori Sakuma
2: （Symposium Session.） Extension project of the J-PARC Hadron Experimental Facility; KEK IPNS (Exp.); Hitoshi Takahashi
3: （Symposium Session.） Probing new physics in kaon rare decay; Hiroshima Univ.; Kei Yamamoto
4: （Symposium Session.） Precise measurement of the KL->pi0nunu decay with the high intensity KL beam; Yamagata Univ.; Yasuhisa Tajima

5: （Symposium Session.） What are hadrons? New era of hadron physics at J-PARC; KEK IPNS (Theo.); Yoshimasa Hidaka
6: （Symposium Session.） Development of hypernuclei physics with the Lambda-N interaction and super-precision spectroscopy; Tohoku Univ.; Koji Miwa
7: （Symposium Session.） Probing hadron-hadron interactions from lattice QCD; RIKEN Nishina Ctr.; Takumi Doi
8: （Symposium Session.） Quest for hadron physics with high-energy secondary beams; Kyoto Univ.; Megumi Naruki

1: Search for dark matter accelerated by cosmic rays using KamLAND; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Kazumi Hata, for KamLAND collaboration
2: MAGIC report 79: Search for Gamma-Ray Line emission from Dark Matter annihilation in the Galactic Centre with the MAGIC telescopes; ICRR, U. Tokyo^A, IFAE^B, MPI for Physics^C, Kyoto U.^D, Tokai U.^E, Hiroshima U.^F; Tomohiro Inada^A, Daniel Kerszberg^B, Moritz Hütten^C, Masahiro Teshima^A,C, Javier Rico^B, Katsuaki Asano^A, Satoshi Fukami^A, Daniela Hadasch^A, Yukiho Kobayashi^A, Hidetoshi Kubo^D, Junko Kushida^E, Daniel Mazin^A,C, Kyoshi Nishijima^E, Koji Noda^A, Seiya Nozaki^D, Yoshiki Ohtani^A, Tomohiko Oka^D, Takayuki Saito^A, Shunsuke Sakurai^A, Marcel Strzys^A, Yusuke Suda^F, Mitsunari Takahashi^A, Ryuji Takeishi^A, Ievgen Vovk^A, for the MAGIC Collaboration
3: R&D studies on large microwave cavity for dark matte axion and dark photon - Realization of High-Q cavity III -; RCNS Tohoku Univ., IPMU U. of Tokyo, Fac. of Engine. U. of Fukui^A, NICT^B, Tohoku Univ. NICHe^C; Y. Kishimoto, I. Ogawa^A, Y. Muramatsu^A, S. MIma^B, S. Kurosawa^C
4: Preparation of Migdal effect observation using gaseous detector; Tohoku University; Kiseki Nakamura
5: Estimation of backgrounds for Migdal effect observation using gaseous detector; Kobe University, Tohoku University^A, Kyoto University^B; Kei Kanezaki, Kiseki Nakamura^A, Kentaro Miuchi, Keita Mizukoshi, Satoshi Higashino, Tomonori Ikeda^B
6: Probe of nature of annihilating dark matter with large amount of LSBGs; Nagoya U.^A, Nagoya U. IAR^B; Daiki Hashimoto^A, Atsushi J. Nishizawa^B

7: XENONnT: Result of the liquid xenon purification in XENONnT; Kavli IPMU, UTokyo; Masaki Yamashita
8: XENONnT Experiment: Report for the recent status of the XENONnT experiment; ISEE, Nagoya University; Masatoshi Kobayashi for the XENON collaboration
9: DARWIN – a next-generation liquid xenon observatory for dark matter and neutrino physics; Nagoya University, IAR/KMI; Shingo Kazama
10: The performance evaluation of neutron anti simultaneous measurement system(nVeto) with laser for the XENONnT experiment; Kobe Univ.; Takeshi Maeda, XENON collaboration
11: Evaluation of neutron veto tagging efficiency with waveform simulation for XENONnT; Dept. of Phys., Kobe Univ.; Keita Mizukoshi, XENON Collaboration
12: Development of new electrodes with low quantum efficiency for future dark matter experiments using liquid xenon; Nagoya University, ISEE; Naoki Aoyama
13: Development of dual-phase xenon TPC with a hermetic quartz chamber for future direct dark matter experiments; Nagoya University, ISEE; Rina Harata

1: Observing black holes through superconductors; Nagoya Univ., Nihon Univ.^A, Nagoya Univ.^B; Youka Kaku, Keiju Murata^A, Jun Tsujimura^B
2: Ginzburg-Landau effective action for a fluctuating holographic superconductor; HIT^A, SYSU^B; Yanyan Bu^A, Mitsutoshi Fujita^B, Shu Lin^B
3: Critical phenomena at current-driven non-equilibrium tricritical point in gauge/gravity duality; Shanghai University, Chuo University^A; Masataka Matsumoto, Shin Nakamura^A
4: Analysis of spatial instabilities in holographic conductors; Chuo U., Shanghai U.^A; S. Ishigaki, S. Kinoshita, M. Matsumoto^A
5: Nuclear binding energy in holographic QCD; Kyoto Univ.; Koji Hashimoto, ^○Yoshinori Matsuo
6: Deriving dilaton potential in IHQCD from meson spectrum; Osaka Univ.^A, Keio Univ.^B, Kyoto Univ.^C; Takayuki Sumimoto^A, Keisuke Ohashi^B, Koji Hashimoto^C
7: Deriving dilaton potential in improved holographic QCD from data of chiral condensate; Keio Univ.^A, Osaka Univ.^B, Kyoto Univ.^C; Keisuke Ohashi^A, Takayuki Sumimoto^B, Koji Hashimoto^C

8: Target space entanglement in quantum mechanics of fermions and matrices; Dept. of Phys. Nagoya U., IAR Nagoya U.; Sotaro Sugishita
9: On the holographic description of the entanglement between accelerated particles; NTHU, NDHU^A; Shoichi Kawamoto, D.-S. Lee^A, C.-P. Yeh^A
10: Entanglement entropy in general field theories; KEK^A, SOKENDAI^B; Satoshi Iso^A,B, Takato Mori^A,B, ^○Katsuta Sakai^A
11: Evaporation of black holes in flat space entangled with an auxiliary universe; Univ. of Tokyo, Komaba, YITP^A, Hakubi. Kyoto U^B; Akihiro Miyata, Tomonori Ugajin^A,B
12: Holographic mutual information of Kerr AdS BH.; Sci., Nagoya Univ.; Ryo Kitaku, Yasusada Nambu

1: Violation of quark-hadron duality for neutral meson mixings; Academia Sinica; Hiroyuki Umeeda
2: Analysis of radiative corrections to the light-cone distribution amplitude and the quasi distribution amplitude of the B-meson; Juntendo Univ.; Hiroyuki Kawamura, Kazuhiro Tanaka
^●3: Higher fully-charmed tetraquarks: radial excitations and P-wave states; Japan Atomic Energy Agency^A, Ruhr-Universität Bochum^B, RIKEN^C, Peking Univ.; Guang-Juan Wang, Lu Meng^A, Makoto Oka^B, Shi-Lin Zhu^C
4: Renormalization of massive Gross--Neveu model and finite-size effect; Graduate School of Science, Hiroshima Univ., Information Media Center, Hiroshima Univ.^A; Hiromu Shimoji, Tomohiro Inagaki^A, Yamato Matsuo
5: Study on hadronic Bose-Einstein correlations using a formula with two interference terms; National Institute of Technology Toba College, Department of Physics Shinshu University^A; Takuya Mizoguchi, Minoru Biyajima^A
6: Denoising by using DeepLearning on COMET experiment; Saitama Univ., Kyushu Sangyo Univ.^A, Osaka Univ.^B; Ikuya Sato, Kaneko Fumihiro, Yuichi Uesaka^A, Joe Sato, Toshifumi Jitto, Yoshitaka Kuno^B, Dorian Pieters^B, TingSam Wong^B, Chen Wu^B

7: （Invited Presentation.） New physics interpretations of flavor and muon g-2 anomalies; Nagoya KMI / Nagoya IAR; Teppei KITAHARA
8: Muon g-2 in gauge mediation without SUSY CP problem; ICRR, UTokyo^A, IPMU^B; Masahiro Ibe, Shin Kobayashi^A, ^○Yuhei Nakayama^A, Satoshi Shirai^B
9: CLFV search and heavy quark mass in lepton-nucleon DIS; Juntendo University, Osaka University^A, Kyushu Sanyo University^B, Osaka City University^C; Y. Kiyo, M. Takeuchi^A, U. Uesaka^B, M. Yamanaka^C
10: Models of muonium to antimuonium transition; Osaka U., Ritsumeikan U.^A, Kyushu Sangyo U.^B; Takeshi Fukuyama, Yukihiro Mumura^A, ^○Yuichi Uesaka^B
11: Probing μ e γγ contact interactions with μ → e conversion; Osaka City Univ., NITEP, Universite Montpellier^A, Osaka Univ. RCNP^B, Kyushu Sangyo Univ.^C; Masato Yamanaka, Sacha Davidson^A, Yoshitaka Kuno^B, Yuichi Uesaka^C

1: （Invited Presentation.） Precision lattice QCD simulation and recent progress toward search for new physics; KEK; Takashi Kaneko
2: B meson inclusive semileptonic decays: lattice QCD and heavy quark expansion; KEK, SOKENDAI, U of Torino; Shoji Hashimoto, Takashi Kaneko, Paolo Gambino^A, Sandro Machler^A
3: Four quark operators for kaon bag parameter with gradient flow; Univ. Tsukuba, Kyushu Univ.^A; Asobu Suzuki, Yusuke Taniguchi, Hiroshi Suzuki^A, ^○Kazuyuki Kanaya
4: Spectral sum of current correlators and renormalization of lattice operators; KEK^A, SOKENDAI^B, RIKEN R-CCS^C; Tsutomu Ishikawa^A,B,C, Shoji Hashimoto^A,B, Takashi Kaneko^A,B

5: Direct calculation of derivative of nucleon form factors in 2+1 flavor QCD near the physical point; Univ. of Tsukuba^A, Hiroshima Univ.^B, Univ. of Tsukuba CCS^C, Tohoku Univ.^D; Takeshi Yamazaki^A,C, Ken-ichi Ishikawa^B, Yoshinobu Kuramashi^C, Shoichi Sasaki^D, Eigo Shintani^C for PACS Collaboration
6: Nucleon isovector form factors from domain-wall lattice QCD; KEK, RBRC; Shigemi Ohta
7: Interaction potentials from laboratory-frame NBS wave functions in lattice QCD; YITP, Kyoto Univ.; Yutaro Akahoshi, Sinya Aoki, for HAL QCD Collaboration
8: Interglueball potential in lattice gauge theory [6]; Kennesaw State University, Osaka University RCNP, Chiba Institute of Technology; Nodoka Yamanaka, Atsushi Nakamura, Masayuki Wakayama

1: Purification of CaF₂ Crystals for Double-beta experiment II; NICHe Tohoku Univ.^A, IMR Tohoku Univ.^B, IMR, RCNP Osaka Univ.^C, Tokushima Univ.^D, I.S.C.Lab.^E; Shunsuke Kurosawa^A,B, Saori Umehara^C, Ken-ichi Fushimi^D, Yumiko Kishida^D, Akitoshi Sakaue^D, Kyoshiro Imagawa^E, Kensuke Yasuda^E, Akihiro Yamaji^A,B
2: Study of double-beta decay with CANDLES; Osaka Univ. RCNP, Osaka Univ.^A, Fukui Univ.^B, Tokushima Univ.^C, Tsukuba Univ.^D, Osaka Sangyo Univ.^E, WERC^F, Saga Univ.^G; Minami Yuto, Yoshioka Atsushi^A, Miyoshi Go^A, Umehara Saori, Yoshida Sei^A, Anawat Rittirong^E, Fushimi Kenichi^C, Harada Takuaki^A, Hashimoto Akihiro^B, Hazama Ryuta^E, Hiraiwa Yu^B, Iida Takashi^D, Kenji Matsuoka, Kishida Yumiko^C, Kishimoto Tadafumi, Muramatsu Yoshiki^B, Nakajima Kyohei^B, Noumachi Masaharu, Ogawa Izumi^B, Osumi Hideaki^G, Sakagami Akitoshi^C, Sakai Toshiki^A, Suzuki Kohtaku^F, Takihira Yukichi, Tamagawa Yoichi^B, Tozawa Masashi^B, Yamamoto Asahi^A, Yoshida Tomomi^A
3: Evaluation of background removal by waveform analysis using machine learning in the study of double beta decay by the CANDLES experiment; Phys., Osaka University^A, RCNP, Osaka University^B; Toshiki Sakai^A, Set Yoshida^A, Tomoki Iga^A, Saori Umehara^B, Temuge Batpurev^B, 他 CANDLES Collaboration
4: Experimental equipment and improvements for measuring β decay of ⁴⁸Ca; Osaka Univ., RCNP^A; A.Yamamoto, T.Harada, S.Yoshida, S.Umehara^A
5: ZICOS neutrinoless double beta decay experiment using ⁹⁶Zr in organic liquid scintillator - Measurement of topological information for Cherenkov light and development of beta-gamma background reduction -; Miyagi Univ. of Edu., ICRR Univ. of Tokyo^A, Fukui Univ.^B, Tokyo Univ. of Sci.^C, IMR Yohoku Univ.^D; Y.Fukuda, S.Moriyama^A, K.Hiraide^A, I.Ogawa^B, T.Gunji^C, S.Tsukada^C, R.Hayami^C, S.Kurosawa^D

6: KamLAND-Zen : Measurement of the two-neutrino double beta decay; RCNS, Tohoku university; KAMEI Yuto, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
7: KamLAND-Zen : Status of the neutrino-less double beta decay search; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Atsuto Takeuchi, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
8: KamLAND-Zen: Development of a method to identify muon bundles; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Tomomi Gima, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
9: Development of great light quantity liquid scintillator; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Anna Goto, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
10: Installation of emergency remote HV switch in KamLAND; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Kurasawa Maho, for KamLAND Collaboration
11: The result of large prototype AXEL detector; Tohoku University; Kiseki Nakamura
12: AXEL experiment: Designing of a large Xenon gas detector for search for neutrinoless double beta decay; Kyoto Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A, Tohoku Univ. FRIS^B, Univ. of Tokyo Science^C, Univ. of Tokyo ICEPP^D; Bungo SUGASHIMA, Atsuko K. ICHIKAWA^A, Tsuyoshi NAKAYA, Kiseki NAKAMURA^A, Shuhei OBARA^B, Yoshihisa IWASHITA, Masanori HIROSE, Yasuhiro NAKAJIMA^C, Sei BAN^D, Kazuhiro NAKAMURA, Masashi YOSHIDA, Yukimasa KASHINO, and the AXEL collaboration

1: Causality and non-locality in the double holography; Kyoto U^A, YITP^B; Hidetoshi Omiya^A, Zixia Wei^B
2: A problem of the Ryu-Takayanagi formula applying two disjoint intervals and its solution; Department of Physics, Nagoya University; Jun Tsujimura
3: Spatial Wormholes from Averaging Product States; RIKEN iTHEMS, Nihon U. CHS^A, YITP^B; Kanato Goto, Yuya Kusuki, ^○Kotaro Tamaoka^A, Tomonori Ugajin^B
4: Moving Mirror, Page Curve, and Holography; YITP; Ibrahim Akal, Yuya Kusuki, Noburo Shiba, Tadashi Takayanagi, ^○Zixia Wei
5: Regge conformal blocks from the Rindler-AdS black hole and the pole-skipping phenomena; GIST; Keun-Young Kim, Kyung-Sun Lee, ^○Mitsuhiro Nishida

6: Bulk reconstruction of metrics inside black holes by complexity; Dept. of Phys., Osaka U., Dept. of Phys., Kyoto U.; Ryota Watanabe, Koji Hashimoto
7: D5-brane on topological black holes; Toho-Univ.; Koichi Nagasaki
8: Understanding black hole thermodynamics through supersymmetric Yang-Mills theories.; Shizuoka University; Takesi Morita
9: Interior of Typical Black Holes; RIKEN iTHEMS, NTU^A; Yuki Yokokura, Hikaru Kawai^A
10: Quantum improved charged black holes; Department of Physics, Kindai University, and Department of Physics, National Central University; Akihiro Ishibashi, Nobuyoshi Ohta, Daiki Yamaguchi

1: μ^- → e⁺ mediated by sbottom; Saitama Univ., Osaka city Univ.^A, Kyusyu Sangyo Univ.^B; Kohei Sugawara, Joe Sato, Masato Yamanaka^A, Yuichi Uesaka^B
^●2: Time evolution of Lepton Number carried by Majorana neutrinos: The Schrödinger Picture; 広大院理^A, 広大院先進理工^B, 広大極限宇^C; Benoit Nicholas J.^A, 河村優太^A, 両角卓也^B,C
3: Probing a scenario for light WIMP dark matter; Osaka U.; Taisuke Katayose, Shinya Kanemura, ^○Tomoya Hara
4: Directional direct detection of up-scattered dark matter from the direction of the Galactic Center; Okayama Univ. of Sci., Kobe Univ.^A, Toho Univ.^B; Keiko I. Nagao, Satoshi Higashino^A, Tatsuhiro Naka^B, Kentaro Miuchi^A
5: Composite asymmetric dark matter model composed of chiral dark sector; ICRR, IPMU^A; Masahiro Ibe^A, Shin Kobayashi, ^○Keiichi Watanabe
6: New physics searches at the ILC positron and electron beam dumps; Saitama Univ., ELTE^A, KEK^B, Peking Univ.^C; Kento Asai, Sho Iwamoto^A, Yasuhito Sakaki^B, Daiki Ueda^C

7: Probing electroweakly interacting non-abelinan spin-1 dark matter in indirect detection experiments; Tokyo University of Science, KMI institute^A, Nagoya University^B, Kavli iPMU^C; Tomohiro Abe, Junji Hisano^A,B,C, ^○Motoko Fujiwara^B, Kohei Matsushita^B
8: Freeze-in superheavy WIMP dark matter; U. of Alamaba, IAHE, Hokkaido U^A; Nobuchika Okada, ^○Osamu Seto^A
9: Pseudo-Nambu-Goldstone dark matter model inspired by grand unification; Department of Physics, Kyoto University, Institute of Liberal Arts and Science, Kanazawa University^A, Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kanazawa University^B, Department of Physics, Kyushu University^C; Yoshihiko Abe, Takashi Toma^A,B, Koji Tsumura^C, Naoki Yamatsu^D
10: Cosmic Birefringence Triggered by Dark Matter Domination; Department of Physics, Tohoku University; Shota Nakagawa, Fuminobu Takahashi, Masaki Yamada
11: axion-photon conversion between two flat conductors; Nishogakusha-U; Aiichi Iwazaki
12: Analysis of Axion Abundance in Axion-Gauge Fields Models; Dept. of Phys., Univ. of Toyama, IAHE, Hokkaido Univ.^A; M. Kakizaki, ^○M. Ogata, O. Seto^A
13: Subcritical hybrid inflation in generalized superconformal model; Kanazawa U.; Yoshihiro Gunji, Koji Ishiwata^A

1: Lattice study of finite-size scaling at the critical point in heavy-quark QCD; Osaka University, Niigata University, University of Tsukuba; Masakiyo Kitazawa, Atsushi Kiyohara, Takashi Umieda, Shinji Ejiri, Kazuyuki Kanaya
2: Finite temperature phase transition for three flavor QCD with Möbius-domain wall fermions; RIKEN, KEK^A; Y. Aoki, S. Hashimoto^A, I. Kanamori, T. Kaneko^A, ^○Y. Nakamura
3: Role of axial U(1) anomaly in finite temperature phase transition of QCD; YITP, RIKEN RCCS^A, Osaka U.^B, KEK^C, SOKENDAI^D, JAEA^E; Sinya Aoki, Yasumichi Aoki^A, ^○Hidenori Fukaya^B, Shoji Hashimoto^C,D, Issaku Kanamori^A, Takeshi Kaneko^C, Yoshifumi Nakamura^A, Christian Rohrhofer^B, Kei Suzuki^E (JLQCD Collaboration)
4: 2+1 flavor fine lattice simulations for finite temperature with domain wall fermions; YITP, RIKEN R-CCS^A, Osaka U.^B, KEK^C, SOKENDAI^D; Sinya Aoki, Yasumichi Aoki^A, Hidenori Fukaya^B, ^○Issaku Kanamori^A, Shoji Hashimoto^C,D, Takashi Keneko^C, Yoshifumi Nakamura^A (JLQCD Collaboration)
5: Equation of state in low-temperature and high-density regimes of two-color QCD; RIKEN Nishina Center, RIKEN-iTHEMS, RECNS Keio U., RCNP Osaka U. Kochi U.; Etsuko Itou, Kei Iida
6: Perturbative analysis for color superconductivity on the lattice using Wilson fermions and complex Langevin calculations; RIKEN iTHEMS^A, ISSP^B, U. Tsukuba^C, National Institute of Technology, Tokuyama College^D, KEK^E, YITP^F, SOKENDAI^G, Shizuoka U.^H, RIKEN Nishina Center^I; Takeru Yokota^A,B, Yuhma Asano^C, Yuta Ito^D, Hideo Matsufuru^E, Yusuke Namekawa^F, Jun Nishimura^E,G, Asato Tsuchiya^H, Shoichiro Tsutsui^I

1: （Invited Presentation.） Toward synergy of ILC and a variety of physics research; Hiroshima U.; Masao Kuriki
2: Development of Kinematic Fitter for arbitrary resolution functions and application to ILC physics analysis; Dept. of Phys., The Univ. of Tokyo, KEK^A, Iwate Pref. Univ.^B, ICEPP, The Univ. of Tokyo^C; Yu Kato, Shogo Kajiwara, Takanori Mogi, Masakazu Kurata^A, Tomohiko Tanabe^B, Satoru Yamashita^C
3: Tau reconstruction in e⁺ e^- → tau⁺ tau^- at the ILC250; SOKENDAI, KEK^A; Keita Yumino, Daniel Jeans^A
4: Exploring Right Handed Neutrinos at ILC; SOKENDAI, KEK^A, Hokkaido Univ.^B; Jurina Nakajima, Daniel Jeans^A, Arindam Das^B, Keisuke Fujii^A

5: Establishment of the background estimation method for the search for non-resonant di-Higgs productions in the 4b final state at the LHC-ATLAS experiment; Nagoya Univ.^A, KMI of Nagoya Univ.^B, KEK^C, ICEPP^D; S. Hayashida^A, Y. Nakahama^B, M. Tomoto^A,C, Y. Enari^D, Y. Okumura^D, T. Masubuchi^D
6: Development of the charge identification method for tau leptons reconstructed with two charged tracks at the LHC-ATLAS experiment; Waseda Univ., ICEPP^A, KEK・SOKAKUKEN^B, Tsukuba Univ.^C; Miyuki Yamagiwa, Yuji Enari^A, Yasuyuki Okumura^A, Soshi Tsuno^B, Shigeki Hirose^C, Tatsuya Masubuchi^A, Kohei Yorita
7: Quark/Gluon jet tagging using neural network with the ATLAS detector at the LHC; School of Science, The University of Tokyo, ICEPP; LU Cheng Yu, Shoji Asai^A, Masahiko Saito^A, Takuya Nobe^A

1: String amplitudes given by mostly BRST exact operator; OCAMI, Nara Women's Univ.; Shigenori Seki, Tomohiko Takahashi
2: Topological Sigma Models from Topological String Geometry; Hirosaki University, University of Science and Technology of China; Matsuo Sato, ^○Yuji Sugimoto^A
3: Superstring Backgrounds in String Geometry Theory; Waseda Univ., Hirosaki Univ.^A; Masaki;Honda, ^○Matsuo;Sato^A, Taiki;Tohshima^A
4: Interior Product, Lie Derivative and Wilson line in the KBc subsector of Open String Field Theory; Kyoto Univ. Sci.; Hiroyuki Hata, Daichi Takeda
5: Type II superstring field theory revisited; YITP, Kyoto U.; Hiroshi Kunitomo
6: Homotopy algebras and realization of symmetries in field theories; YITP; Hiroaki Matsunaga

7: F-theory brane; Juntendo^A, KEK^A, Stony Brook^B; Machiko Hatsuda^A, Warren Siegel^B
8: Non-Abelian duality in half-maximal supergravities; KPUM; Yuho Sakatani
9: Split/Non-split singularities and conifold transitions in F-theory; SOKENDAI^A, KEK^B, NIT Kurume College^C; Rinto Kuramochi^A, Shun’ya Mizoguchi^A,B, Taro Tani^C
10: Non-Abelian DBI action with magnetic flux background and its effective action; Department of Physics, Kyoto University, Department of Physics, Keio University^A, Department of Physics, Hokkaido University^B; Yoshihiko Abe, Tetsutaro Higaki^A, Tatsuo Kobayashi^B, Shintaro Takada^B, Rei Takahashi
11: WKB periods for higher order ODE and TBA equations; Tokyo Tech, Nordita^A; Katsushi Ito, ^○Takayasu Kondo, Kohei Kuroda, Hongfei Shu
12: TBA equations and wall-crossing for the third-order ODE; Tokyo Tech, Nordita^A; Katsushi Ito, Takayasu Kondo, ^○Kohei Kuroda, Hongfei Shu^A

1: New magic textures of Majorana neutrinos; Department of Physics, Tokai University; Yuta Hyodo, Teruyuki Kitabayashi
2: Neutrino mass and mixing angle from Froggatt-Nielsen mechanism with Z₃ symmetry; Dept. of Phys., Waseda Univ.; A. Hinata
3: Diagonal reflection symmetries, universal four-zero texture, and trimaximal mixing; Department of Physics, Saitama University; Masaki Yang
4: Spontaneous breaking of continuous flavor symmetry to non-Abelian discrete groups by low dimensional representations; Dept. of Phys., Nara Women's University, CORE of STEM, Nara Women's University^A; Hiroshi Ohki, ^○Shohei Uemura^A
5: Electric dipole moments in the extended scotogenic models; Nagoya U., KMI^A, Kavli IPMU^B, Kanazawa U.^C; Motoko Fujiwara, Junji Hisano^A,B, Chihiro Kanai, ^○Takashi Toma^C
6: R-parity conserving U(1)x extended MSSM and its phenomenological aspects; OIST^A, Meio U.^B, U. Alabama^C; Satsuki Oda^A,B, Nobuchika Okada^C, Nathan Papapietro^C, Dai-suke Takahashi^A,B

7: Sphaleron and deformed sphaleron in SU(2) x U(1) electroweak theory; KEK; Yu Hamada
^●8: Phenomenology of sterile neutrino oscillations at a future neutrino telescope; Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.; Yabin Wang, Osamu Yasuda
9: Conditions for detectable heavy neutrinos; Institute of Science and Engineering, Shimane University, KEK^A, University of Kansas^B; Toshifumi Yamada, Naoyuki Haba, Kaoru Hagiwara^A, Ya-Juan Zheng^B
10: New aspect in the new physics search with isotope shifts; Dept. of Physics, Osaka U., NCBJ Warsaw^A, Dept. of Physics, Kyoto U.^B, Nichia Corp.^C; Minoru Tanaka, Yasuhiro Yamamoto^A, Koki Ono^B, Toshiya Higomoto^B, Yugo Saito^B, Taiki Ishiyama^B, Yosuke Takasu^B, Tetsushi Takano^C, Yoshiro Takahashi^B
^●11: Searching for Extremely Weakly-Interacting Particles with the Gamma Factory; Indian Inst. of Tech. Guwahati, Assam, India, Univ. of California, Irvine, USA^A, Nat’l. Inst. for Quantum and Radiological Sci. and Tech.^B; Sreemanti Chakraborti, Jonathan L. Feng^A, ^○James K. Koga^B, Mauro Valli^A
12: Higher-order QCD corrections for tW production at colliders; Kennesaw State University; Nodoka Yamanaka, Nikolaos Kidonakis
13: Renormalon subtraction using Fourier transform: Formulation and Application; TU, KEK^A; Yuuki Hayashi, Yukinari Sumino, Hiromasa Takaura^A

1: （Invited Presentation.） Expected physics sensitivities for the LHC Run-3 by the Improvements of the particle identification and introduction of the new detectors; Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech); Yohei Yamaguchi
2: （Invited Presentation.） Recent progress of Electroweakino searches in the compressed mass region and prospect in the High-Luminosity LHC; Kyoto University (Kyoto Univ.); Toshi Sumida

3: （Invited Presentation.） Introduction to the 11th DTP Ronbun Award 2021; KEK; Shoji Uno
4: （Invited Presentation.） Automatic quality check system of scintillator cubes using image analysis technique for T2K near detector upgrade; Kyoto University; Mao Tani
5: （Invited Presentation.） Development of radio absorber towards the super-precise CMB measurement; Kyoto University (現在: NICHIA CORPORATION); Toshiya Otsuka

1: （Invited Presentation.） Deformation of Virasoro-type symmetries and its new applications to supersymmetric gauge theories; School of Science, The University of Tokyo; Yutaka Matsuo
2: More on topological vertex formalism for 5-brane webs with O5-plane; Tokai U., Soochow U.^A, DIAS^B; Hirotaka Hayashi, Rui-Dong Zhu^A,B
3: 't Hooft surface operators in five dimensions and elliptic Ruijsenaars operators; Titech; Yutaka Yoshida
4: Seiberg-like dualities of 3d N=2 supersymmetric gauge theories with boundaries; Durham Univ.; Tadashi Okazaki, Douglas J. Smith
5: Comments on the non-trivial relation between three-dimensional N=4 Chern-Simons theory; YITP; Naotaka Kubo

6: Confinement and moduli locking of Alice strings and monopoles; Keio U, Hiyoshi, Keio U. REC for NS; Muneto Nitta
7: Higher Derivative Supersymmetric Nonlinear Sigma Models on Hermitian Symmetric Spaces, and BPS States Therein; Keio University, Kitasato University; Muneto Nitta, ^○Shin Sasaki
8: Higher-dimensional generalization of hyperbolic vortex equations; Kitasato Univ.; Kaoru Miyamoto, Atsushi Nakamula
9: Emergence and formation process of non-topological solitons by dynamical simulation; TUS; Taichi Shimizu, Nobuyuki Sawado
10: Properties of nodal compact Q-balls and Q-shells; Tokyo Univ. of Sci.; Shota Yanai, Nobuyuki Sawado
11: Supersymmetric quantum field theory with exotic symmetry in 3+1 dimensions and fermionic fracton phases; Osaka U.; Satoshi Yamaguchi

1: （Symposium Session.） Introduction; Kavli IPMU; Takeo Higuchi
2: （Symposium Session.） Theory of Electroweak Baryogenesis; Osaka Univ.; Shinya Kanemura
3: （Symposium Session.） Baryogenesis and Cosmology; Niigata Univ.; Takehiko Asaka
4: （Symposium Session.） Baryogenesis Search with the K Meson; KOTO, KEK; Koji Shiomi
5: （Symposium Session.） Baryogenesis Search with the B Meson; Kavli IPMU; Takeo Higuchi

6: （Symposium Session.） Baryogenesis Search with the Cold Atom and Molecule; Okayama Univ; Takahiko Masuda
7: （Symposium Session.） Baryogenesis Search with the Muon; IMSS, KEK; Takayuki Yamazaki
8: （Symposium Session.） Baryogenesis Search with the Tau Lepton; Nagoya Univ.; Kenji Inami
9: （Symposium Session.） Baryogenesis Search with the Higgs Boson; Bele II, KEK; Akimasa Ishikawa
10: （Symposium Session.） Summary and prospects; Theory Center, KEK; Motoi Endo

1: On interaction of bosonic higher-spin gauge fields in BRST-antifield formalism; Ibaraki Univ.; Ryota Fujii, Hiraki Kanehisa, Makoto Sakaguchi, Haruya Suzuki
2: On interaction of fermionic higher-spin gauge fields in BRST-antifield formalism and its extension to AdS spaces; Ibaraki Univ.; Hiraki Kanehisa, Makoto Sakaguchi, Haruya Suzuki
3: Weak gravity conjecture for p-form gauge fields and higher derivative corrections; Dept. of Phys. Kobe Univ.; Hibiki Satake, Toshifumi Noumi
4: Covariant definition of energy and its conservation in general relativity; YITP, Kyoto University^A, Department of Physics, Osaka University^B; Sinya Aoki^A, Tetsuya Onogi^B, Shuichi Yokoyama^A
5: An analytic model for gravitational collapse of spherical matter under mixed pressure; YITP; Shuichi Yokoyama
6: Perturbative S-matrix unitarity (S^†S=1) in R_μν² gravity; National Institute of Technology Miyakonojo KOSEN, Nishina Center RIKEN^A, VAST Vietnam^B, KMI Nagoya University^C, Department of Mathematics Nagoya University^D; Yugo Abe, Takeo Inami^A,B, Keisuke Izumi^C,D

7: An application of the Eisenhart lift to quantum cosmology; NIT Gifu College, Yamaguchi Univ.; Nahomi Kan, Takuma Aoyama, Taiga Hasegawa, Kiyoshi Shiraishi
8: Catalysis of blach hole and strig cloud avoid Trans-Planckian Censorship Conjecture; Dept. of Phys., Kyushu Univ., Faculty of Arts and Science, Kyushu Univ.^A; Issei Koga, Yutaka Ookouchi, Sohei Tsukahara
9: Decay of Metastable State in String Theory and Trans-Planckian Censorship Conjecture; Dept. of Phys. Kyushu Univ., Faculty of Arts and Science Kyushu Univ.^A; Issei Koga, Yutaka Ookouchi^A, Sohei Tsukahara
10: Curvature perturbation and anomaly explain dark energy II; KEK; Yoshihisa Kitazawa
11: Semiclasscial analysis of Schwinger effect in the presence of axions; FRIS, Tohoku Univ.^A, Dept. of Phys., Tohoku Univ.^B; Hiroyuki Kitamoto^A, Masaki Yamada^A,B
12: 4-group structure of axion electrodynamics in gapped phase; KEK, SOKENDAI, RIKEN iTHEMS, Keio U.; Yoshimasa Hidaka, Muneto Nitta, ^○Ryo Yokokura

1: Is the Standard Model in the Swampland?; YITP, Cambridge U.^A, Kobe U.^B; Katsuki Aoki, Tran Quang Loc^A, Toshifumi Noumi^B, Junsei Tokuda^B
2: Gravitational positivity bounds on scalar potentials; Kobe U.; Toshifumi Noumi, ^○Junsei Tokuda
3: Positivity constraints on dark photon models; Kobe Univ.; Toshifumi Noumi, ^○Sota Sato, Junsei Tokuda
4: Missing final state puzzle in monopole-fermion collision; KEK, SOKENDAI^A; Ryutaro Matsudo, Ryuichiro Kitano
5: AC Electric Conductivity Under a Magnetic Field in a Holograhpic QCD Model; Faculty of Science, Department of Physics, University of Tokyo; Akitoshi Okutsu, Kenji Fukushima

6: Stringy Origin of Minimal Flavor Violation; Hokkaido University, KEK^A; Tatsuo Kobayashi, ^○Hajime Otsuka^A
7: Lepton masses and mixing by the see-saw mechanism due to D-brane instanton effects; Sci. Hokkaido Univ.; Kouki Hoshiya, Shota Kikuchi, Tatsuo Kobayashi, Hikaru Uchida
8: Majorana mass by D-brane instanton effect with magnetized T²/Z_Norbifold model; Hokkaido Univ.; Kaito Nasu, Shota Kikuchi, Tatsuo Kobayashi, Hikaru Uchida
9: Extranatural Flux Inflation; Osaka City University, NITEP^A; Takuya Hirose, Nobuhito Maru^A
10: Messenger inflation in gauge mediation and superWIMP dark matter; Sungkyunkwan U., U. of Alabama^A; Shinsuke Kawai, Nobuchika Okada^A
11: Vortex molecule in two Higgs doublet model; Yamagata U.^A, Keio U. RECNS^B, KEK^C, Keio U., Dep. Phys.^D; Minoru Eto^A,B, ^○Yu Hamada^C, Muneto Nitta^B,D

1: A Generalization of the One-Dimensional Boson-Fermion Duality Through the Path-Integral Formalism; Nihon U., IQS; Satoshi Ohya
2: Memory effect in the dressed state formalism; Nagoya University; Hideo Furugori, Shin'ichi Nojiri
3: Self modulation of light caused by vacuum nonlinearity; Osaka Univ.; Kazunori Shibata
4: A new monopole based on Berry's phase; Nihon Univ., RIKEN^A; Shinichi Deguchi, Kazuo Fujikawa^A, Koichiro Umetsu
5: Markov Chains Generated by Convolutions of Orthogonality Measures; Shinshu Univ., Tokyo Uviv. of Science; Satoru Odake, Ryu Sasaki

6: On Weak Interactions; free lance; Hakaru Yoshida
7: Some Comments on Wave-particle Duality of a Quantum (Case of a Photon); None; Kazuo Kurihara

1: Axion fragmentation; ICTP^A, DESY^B, MITP^C, TDLI^D, Universität Zürich^E; Nayara Fonseca^A,B, Enrico Morgante^C,B, Wolfram Ratzinger^C, ^○Ryosuke Sato^D,B, Géraldine Servant^B, Ben A. Stefanek^E
2: Higher dimensional gauge theories and the strong CP problem; Matsue Natl. Tech. Coll., Hachinohe Natl. Tech. Coll.^A, Tokyo Woman's Christian Univ.^B, Osaka City Univ. (Nambu Inst.)＾C^; Yuki Adachi, Kouhei Hasegawa^A, ^○C.S.Lim^B, Nobuhito Maru^C
3: Electroweak axion string and superconductivity; Department of Physics, Kyoto University, KEK Theory Center^A; Yoshihiko Abe, Yu Hamada^A, Koichi Yoshioka
4: The stability of zero modes in the bosonic superconducting string; Department of Physics, Kyoto University, KEK Theory Center^A; Yoshihiko Abe, Yu Hamada^A, Kota Saji, Koichi Yoshioka
5: Revisit on stability of electroweak string in Standard Model; Yamagata U.^A, Keio U. RECNS^B, KEK^C, DESY^D, Keio U., Dep. Phys.^E, Heidelberg U.^F; Minoru Eto^A,B, ^○Yu Hamada^C, Ryusuke Jinno^D, Muneto Nitta^B,E, Masatoshi Yamada^F

^●1: （Symposium Session.） Introduction; Nihon Univ.; Toshi-Aki Shibata
^●2: （Symposium Session.） EIC Project; Stony Brook Univ.; Abhay Deshpande
^●3: （Symposium Session.） ECCE detector proposal at EIC; Iowa State Univ.; John Lajoie
^●4: （Symposium Session.） Physics at EIC: nucleon structure etc.; Brookhaven National Lab.; Yoshitaka Hatta

^●5: （Symposium Session.） Physics at EIC: gluon saturation etc.; Subatech; Kazuhiro Watanabe
^●6: （Symposium Session.） Recent activities of the EIC Japanese group; Yamagata Univ.; Yoshiyuki Miyachi
^●7: （Symposium Session.） Semi-Inclusive DIS physics and detector at EIC; RBRC; Ralf Seidl
^●8: （Symposium Session.） A High Energy Physics Approach to EIC; RIKEN RNC; Shima Shimizu

1: （Symposium Session.） Exploring new horizons in supernova research via the upgraded Super-Kamiokande: Opening; Tokyo Univ. of Science; Hideyuki Suzuki
2: （Symposium Session.） Super-Kamiokande Upgrade; ICRR, Univ.of Tokyo; Hiroyuki Sekiya
3: （Symposium Session.） Supernova observations at SK-Gd: current status and prospects; Dept. of Physics, Univ. of Tokyo; Yasuhiro Nakajima
4: （Symposium Session.） Precise measurement of Supernova Relic Neutrinos via particle and nuclear experiments; Okayama University, Faculty of Science; Yusuke Koshio

5: （Symposium Session.） Observation of supernova neutrino burst with Super-Kamiokande; Kyushu Univ.; Ken'ichiro Nakazato
6: （Symposium Session.） Predicting the diffuse supernova neutrino background; Virginia Tech; Shunsaku Horiuchi
7: （Symposium Session.） The final evolution of massive stars and presupernova neutrinos; YITP, Kyoto Univ.; Takashi Yoshida

1: （Tutorial Presentation.） An introduction to topological quantum computation using non-Abelian anyons; Nagoya Univ. Graduate school of Informatics; Kato Kohtaro
2: Manipulation of Majorana Qubit and its Tolerance in Time-Reversal-Invariant Topological Superconductors; Department of Materials Engineering Science, Osaka University; Yuki Tanaka, Takumi Sanno, Takeshi Mizushima, Satoshi Fujimoto
3: Enhancements of a fractional Josephson effect in an SNS junction with topological superconductors; RIKEN; Shuntaro Sumita, Akira Furusaki
4: Edge-Induced Pairing States of the Josephson Current in a Spin-Polarized Quantum Anomalous Hall Insulator; Tohoku Univ., Nagoya Univ.; Ryota Nakai, Kentaro Nomura, Yukio Tanaka

5: Boundary condition of Green's function in theory of proximity effect; Department of Applied Physics Nagoya University; Yukio Tanaka
6: Pairing symmetry in d+ip wave superconducting junction; Department of Applied Physics, Nagoya Univ.; Yuki Tanaka, Yuhi Takabatake, Shu Suzuki
7: Symmetry-based approach to nodal structures: Unification of compatibility relations and point-node classifications; Univ. Tokyo, YITP^A; Seishiro Ono, Ken Shiozaki^A
8: Response of Majorana Kramers Pairs to Strain in Topological Crystalline Superconductors; Nagoya Univ., RIKEN CEMS^A; Yuki Yamazaki, Shingo Kobayashi^A, Ai Yamakage
9: Anomalous Acoustogalvanic Effect Induced by Chiral Superconducting fluctuations in Chiral Superconductors; Dept. of Materials Engineering Science, Osaka Univ., Louisiana Prefecture University^A; Taiki Matsushita, Takeshi Mizushima, Ilya Vekhter^A, Satoshi Fujimoto

Program

Theoretical Particle Physics