In this lecture, the professor discussed degrees of freedom, light cone coordinates, SCETI &amp; SCETII,  jets and energetic hadrons, and collinear propagators.

Lecture 15: Soft-Collinear Effective Theory (SCET) Introduction

In this lecture, the professor discussed Higgs pT distribution, Inclusive Drell-Yan, Threshold Drell-Yan, and Beam Thrust Drell-Yan.

Lecture 26: SCET for LHC

In this lecture, the professor discussed B-&gt;D pi example, rapidity divergences, massive sudakov form factor, and rapidity RGE.

Lecture 25: SCET_2 Rapidity RGE

In this lecture, the professor discussed e+e- to dijets, factorize cross section with measurements, jet function, hemisphere soft function,  peak/tail/fixed order regions, and all orders RGE.

Lecture 23: SCET for Dijets

In this lecture, the professor discussed soft-collinear factorization, SCETI to SCETII matching, power counting theorems, and gamma* gamma -&gt; pi^0 example.

Lecture 24: SCETII

In this lecture, the professor finished DIS factorization, 1-loop renormalization of PDFs, and convolutions in other processes.

Lecture 22: SCET for DIS

In this lecture, the professor discussed LL RGE for Sudakov summation, cusp anomalous dimension,  convolutions in RGE, and started DIS factorization.

Lecture 21: SCET Sudakov Logarithms

In this lecture, the professor discussed hard-collinear factorization, quark and gluon building blocks for operators,  loops and IR divergences, and 0-bin.

Lecture 20: SCET Wilson Coefficients

In this lecture, the professor discussed extension to multiple collinear directions, and ultrasoft-collinear factorization via field redefinitions.

Lecture 19: SCET Beyond Tree Level 2

In this lecture, the professor discussed gauge symmetry, and reparameterization invariance.

Lecture 18: SCET Beyond Tree Level

Effective Field Theory

In this lecture, the professor finished field redefinitions, discussed loops, regularization and the impact on power counting.

Lecture 3: Field Redefinitions

In this lecture, the professor discussed QCD to HQET, velocity labels, power counting, heavy quark symmetry, spectroscopy, covariant superfields, and started loops.

Lecture 8: Heavy Quark Effective Theory (HQET)

In this lecture, the professor discussed bubble sum for heavy quark mass,  removing renormalon ambiguities with scale R,  R-RGE, and all orders formula for Lambda_QCD.

Lecture 11: Renormalons

In this lecture, the professor discussed detailed matching calculation, velocity dependent anomalous dimension and Wilson coefficients,  power corrections and reparameterization invariance.

Lecture 9: HQET Matching & Power Corrections

In this lecture, the professor discussed alphas(mu) and integrating out massive particles in MSbar, and Electroweak Hamiltonian Hw.

Lecture 4: Matching and Decoupling

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