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QCD with Electron-Ion Collider (QEIC)
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Asia/Kolkata
IIT Bombay
IIT Bombay
IIT Bombay, Powai, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400076
Description
The most intriguing questions in Quantum Chromodynamics relate to the internal structure and dynamics of partons (quarks and gluons) in nucleons and nuclei. What fundamental aspects of QCD could we learn if we were to image the nucleons and nuclei in their momentum and coordinate space at high energy? The proposed Electron-Ion collider (EIC) will collide high-energy polarized electrons with nucleons and nuclei and allow us to get a snapshot of their internal structure and dynamics where gluons dominate the nuclear landscape. Such imaging of nucleons and nuclei would give us unprecedented insight in to the emergence of their spin, mass and other emergent properties, possibly leading to a revolution in our understanding of QCD. The precision and control the EIC can afford, will also impact the searches of physics beyond the Standard Model being planned at the LHC. The EIC has hence emerged as the most anticipated new collider facility for the study of QCD, with world-wide support and enthusiasm. In 2015 the EIC was recommended by the US Nuclear Science Advisory Committee (NSAC) as the highest priority for new construction in the US, and a recent review by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences indicated its science to be "fundamental, compelling" and the project construction being "timely".
The workshop "QCD with Electron-Ion Collider (QEIC)" to be held in IIT Bombay during January 4-7, 2020, aims to bring together theorists and experimentalist to discuss several key issues in this context including:
(i) Understanding the emergence of nucleon mass
(ii) Nucleon in position and momentum space
(iii) Status of Parton distribution functions and the impact of EIC on them
(iv) EIC status and realization: detector technologies, design concepts and needs
(v) Lattice QCD study of the spin and mass of the nucleon
(vi) Physics of eA collisions
Note: Participation is by invitation. If you are interested, please send an email to: qeic@phy.iitb.ac.in
Participants
Abhay Deshpande
Abhiram Kaushik
Adiba Shaikh
Ajit Srivastava
Alessandro Bacchetta
Aman Awasthi
Anju Bhasin
Ankita Budhraja
Ankita Goswami
Arjun Kumar
ARUNIMA BHATTACHARYA
Asmita Mukherjee
Baidyanath Sahoo
Bedangadas Mohanty
Berndt Mueller
Bharati Naik
Bhartendu K Singh
Bidyut Jyoti Roy
Chandan Mondal
Chayan Majumdar
Chitrasen Jena
Christine Aidala
Dibakar Bauri
Dipanwita Dutta
Felix Ringer
Harleen Dahiya
Himanshu Verma
Indranil Mazumdar
Jaswant Singh
Kajari Mazumdar
Kousik Naskar
Kumar Rao
liuti simonetta
Lokesh Kumar
M.C. Kumar
Mahammad Sabir Ali
Marco Radici
Mariyah Siddiqah
MD NASIM
Michael Engelhardt
Mrignka Mouli Mondal
Nahid Vasim
Narinder Kumar
Neha Shah
Nihar Sahoo
Nilmani Mathur
Pragati Sahoo
Prasad Hegde
Preeti Dhankher
Pritam Chakraborty
Priyanka Sarmah
PULAK TALUKDAR
Raghunath Sahoo
Raj Kishore
Rajarshi Ray
Rajesh Goswami
Rajesh Sangem
Raju Venugopalan
Raktim Abir
Ramandeep Kumar
Ranjit Nayak
Ranjita Kumari Mohapatra
Rishi Sharma
Rolf Ent
Rudrajyoti Palit
Sabyasachi Ghosh
Sadhana Dash
Salvatore Fazio
Sandeep Chatterjee
Santosh Kumar Das
Saumen Datta
Shaikh Khatiza Banu
Sidharth Kumar Prasad
Sonali Padhan
Sourendu Gupta
SUBHADEEP ROY
SUDEEP SAHA
Suman Chatterjee
Suman Kumbhakar
Sunil Bansal
Supriya Senapati
Swagato Mukherjee
Tanmay Maji
Tobias Toll
Tulika Tripathy
Udit Raha
Urjit Yajnik
William Detmold
yoshitaka hatta
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