Speaker
Description
A wealth of information on the properties of hadrons of both
theoretical and experimental interest can be provided by lattice
methods. This includes wavefunctions, their response to electromagnetic, weak
or beyond the Standard Model probes and their internal dynamics in
terms of the contributions from quarks and gluons. Tremendous progress
has been achieved recently in the evaluation of benchmark quantities
which are well determined from experiment as well as more challenging
and less well known observables. I present selected highlights of
recent calculations, including the nucleon charges and form factors,
nucleon sigma terms and the distribution amplitudes of baryons and
mesons.
