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Loopfest XXII

20–22 May 2024
Dallas Texas USA
America/Chicago timezone

Session

Session 5

22 May 2024, 09:00
Fondren Science Building 123 (Dallas Texas USA)

Fondren Science Building 123

Dallas Texas USA

3215 Daniel Avenue Fondren Science Building Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275-0175

Conveners

Session 5

  • Marco Guzzi (Kennesaw State University)
  • Marius Wiesemann (Max Planck Institute for Physics Munich)

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  1. 14. Physics Potential of a TeV-Scale Muon-Ion Collider
    Darin Acosta (Rice University (US))
    22/05/2024, 09:00

    A TeV muon-ion collider could be established if a high energy muon beam that is appropriately cooled and accelerated to the TeV scale is brought into collision with a high energy hadron beam using facilities such as at Brookhaven National Lab, Fermilab, or CERN. Such a collider opens up a new regime for deep inelastic scattering studies as well as facilitates precision QCD and electroweak...

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  2. 34. AI developments at the LHC
    Allison Mccarn Deiana (Southern Methodist University (US))
    22/05/2024, 09:35
  3. 39. Panel discussion: Theory needs of experiments at the HL-LHC and future colliders
    Darin Acosta (Rice University), Allison Mccarn Deiana (Southern Methodist University (US)), Joey Huston (Michigan State University (US))
    22/05/2024, 10:10
  4. 33. Recent Progress in PanScales Parton Showers with higher logarithmic accuracy
    Silvia Ferrario Ravasio (CERN)
    22/05/2024, 11:15

    Parton shower event generators are essential tools for establishing the quantitative connection between theory and experiment. However, their flexibility comes with a trade-off: they generally offer lower formal accuracy compared to state-of-the-art analytic calculations, which in turn have more limited applicability. The poor accuracy of the inevitably employed parton shower generators...

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  5. 11. Recent developments in the GENEVA event generator
    Matthew Lim (University of Sussex)
    22/05/2024, 11:50

    The GENEVA method provides a means to combine resummed and fixed order calculations at state-of-the-art accuracy with a parton shower program. GENEVA NNLO+PS generators have now been constructed for a range of colour-singlet production processes and using a range of different resolution variables. I will review the GENEVA framework and then describe several recent advancements, such as the use...

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  6. 25. Towards Precision Calculations on Modern Computers
    Joshua Isaacson
    22/05/2024, 12:25

    This talk presents a novel GPU-accelerated framework for efficient tree and one-loop matrix element evaluation. By leveraging the massively parallel architecture of GPUs and the performance-portable Kokkos library, we achieve significant speedups for both tree-level and one-loop calculations. Additionally, we introduce a cutting-edge library for evaluating multiple polylogarithms on the GPU.

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