SCET2013: Xth Workshop on Soft-Collinear Effective Theory
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Duke University
French Family Science Center
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Durham NC 27713 USA
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Description
Xth Annual Workshop on Soft-Collinear Effective Theory (SCET) at Duke University
This is the 10th in a series of workshops on the application of Soft-Collinear Effective Theory (SCET) to problems in particle and nuclear physics. SCET has been applied to heavy flavor physics, collider physics, heavy ion physics, and even quantum gravity. The goal of the workshop is to bring together researchers interested in SCET and related field theory methods (e.g., perturbative QCD) to discuss the latest developments in the field. In order to ensure an informal atmosphere with plenty of time for discussion, attendance is limited to about 60 participants.
This conference is hosted by Duke University and supported by the DoE Office of Science, Duke's Office of Global Strategy and Programs (OGSP), and the Lattice and Effective Field Theory (L/EFT) group.
The conference will be held at the recently built French Family Science Center which is adjacent to the Physics Department at Duke University. There will be an informal welcome reception at the French Family Science Center for arriving participants from 6-10 pm, Wednesday, March 13. There will also be a conference dinner at the Doris Duke Center on the evening of Friday, March 15.
This is the 10th in a series of workshops on the application of Soft-Collinear Effective Theory (SCET) to problems in particle and nuclear physics. SCET has been applied to heavy flavor physics, collider physics, heavy ion physics, and even quantum gravity. The goal of the workshop is to bring together researchers interested in SCET and related field theory methods (e.g., perturbative QCD) to discuss the latest developments in the field. In order to ensure an informal atmosphere with plenty of time for discussion, attendance is limited to about 60 participants.
This conference is hosted by Duke University and supported by the DoE Office of Science, Duke's Office of Global Strategy and Programs (OGSP), and the Lattice and Effective Field Theory (L/EFT) group.
The conference will be held at the recently built French Family Science Center which is adjacent to the Physics Department at Duke University. There will be an informal welcome reception at the French Family Science Center for arriving participants from 6-10 pm, Wednesday, March 13. There will also be a conference dinner at the Doris Duke Center on the evening of Friday, March 15.
Participants
Adam Leibovich
Ahmad Idilbi
Alessandro Broggio
Andre Hoang
Andrea Ferroglia
Andrew Hornig
Andrew Larkoski
Aneesh Manohar
Christian Bauer
Christopher Lee
Chul Kim
Daekyoung Kang
Daniel Kolodrubetz
Duff Neill
Emanuele Mereghetti
Frank Tackmann
George Sterman
Gil Paz
Grigory Kirilin
Grigory Ovanesyan
HuaXing Zhu
Iain Stewart
Ignazio Scimemi
Ilaria Jemos
Ilya Feige
Ira rothstein
Jared Vanasse
Jianwei Qiu
Jonathan Walsh
Junegone Chay
Keith Lee
Lorena Rothen
Marat Freytsis
Matthew Schwartz
Maximilian Stahlhofen
Michael Benzke
Michael Fickinger
Michael Luke
Miguel Echevarria
Nikolay Kivel
Ou Zhang
Piotr Pietrulewicz
Ray Goerke
Robert Schabinger
Sean Fleming
Simon Freedman
Sonny Mantry
Thomas Luebbert
Thomas Mehen
varun vaidya
Vicent Mateu
Wai Kin Lai
Wouter Waalewijn
Xavier Garcia Tormo
xiaohui liu
Yang-Ting Chien
Ye Li
Yeo Woong Yoon
Zoltan Ligeti
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