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Correlations in Partonic and Hadronic Interactions - 2020 (CPHI-2020)

3–7 Feb 2020
CERN
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SJB-80

6 Feb 2020, 14:00
774/R-013 (CERN)

774/R-013

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SJB-80

  • Gunar Schnell

SJB-80

  • Matthias Burkardt

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  1. 72. Nuclei as Laboratories for QCD
    Prof. Liuti Simonetta
    06/02/2020, 14:00

    Recent experimental and theoretical developments are bringing once more to the forefront how nuclear medium effects on the partonic structure of the nucleon are key for probing the fundamental properties of QCD. I will review the new progress and advancements in this field.

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  2. 36. Stan Brodsky and the 1974 November Revolution
    Dennis Sivers (Portland Physics Institute)
    06/02/2020, 14:25

    A discussion of Stan Brodsky's work shortly before and after the discovery of the J/psi particle.

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  3. 53. From Light-Cone Wave Functions to Generalized Parton Distributions
    Markus Diehl (DESY)
    06/02/2020, 14:50

    Like many other quantities, Generalized Parton Distributions can
    be represented in terms of Light-Cone Wave Functions. This connection has
    several important physics aspects, which I review with a historical
    perspective, from early work at the turn of the millenium to recent
    developments.

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  4. 43. The ultimate free lunch: the light-front vacuum
    Prof. Matthias Burkardt (New Mexico State University)
    06/02/2020, 15:15

    I will discuss the tremendous simplifications arising from a 'trivial' vacuum in the light-front formulation of field theory and how that can be reconciled with non-zero vacuum condensates and dynamical symmetry breaking.

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  5. 38. Fock expansion of Bound States
    Paul Hoyer (University of Helsinki)
    06/02/2020, 16:10

    Bound states may be approximated by their valence Fock states $|val\rangle$, with higher Fock components perturbatively generated by the Hamiltonian, $H^n|val\rangle$. In temporal ($A^0=0$) gauge Gauss' law appears as a constraint on physical states, fixing the instantaneous potential energies of all Fock components. A dimensionful parameter arises in QCD through the boundary condition on the...

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  6. 57. Light-Front Holographic QCD: From counting rules to a unified description of parton distributions
    Prof. Guy de Teramond (UCR)
    06/02/2020, 16:35

    In this talk I will present an overview of the work with Stan Brodsky on nonperturbative QCD based on the gauge / gravity correspondence and light-front quantization. I will recount how our earlier incursions into this new area have gradually evolved into an active field of research. Our endeavor has been instrumental in bringing together a wonderful team of collaborators which has contributed...

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  7. 64. A Fixed-Target Program at the LHC: the genesis
    Jean-Philippe Lansberg (Université Paris-Saclay (FR))
    06/02/2020, 17:00

    I will review the evolution of the AFTER@LHC project.

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  8. 74. A Gauge Principle in Financial Markets
    Alex Langnau
    06/02/2020, 17:25
  9. 59. QED Insights for Precision Tests of QCD and Beyond
    Susan Gardner (University of Kentucky)

    Stan Brodsky's earliest papers were on precision tests of QED, and
    his focus on the "QED analog" has provided a powerful reductionist
    framework with which to compare and understand QCD phenomena.
    I will review examples, and consider the implications for
    precision tests of and searches for physics beyond the Standard Model.

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