SUNY @ Stony
Brook:
Past Nuclear Theory Group Seminars:
Speaker: Silviu S. Pufu
Date: Thursday, Dec. 4th, 4pm
Title: "Entropy production in heavy-ion collisions from AdS/CFT"
Speaker: Pietro Faccioli
Date: Friday, Dec. 5th, 12:30
"Dominant reaction pathways in stochastic dynamics"
Speaker: Claudia Ratti
Date: Monday, Dec. 8th, 1pm
"The role of monopoles in a gluon plasma"
Speaker: Gregory Soyez (BNL)
Date: Thursday. Nov. 20th, 4pm
"Recent progress in defining jets"
Abstract: Jets will play a crucial role at the LHC, and thus a good control
on
how we define them is of prime importance. As an introduction, I will review
the different types of clustering algorithms that have been used to define
jets in the past decade. I will then show that many of them fail to satisfy
the fundamental requirement of infrared-and-collinear safety, and introduce
two new algorithms, SISCone and the anti-kt, that cure these problems.
In the
last part of the talk, I will address the question of "which jet definition
is best suited for kinematic reconstructions?". The main conclusion is
that,
while a small jet radius R~0.5 is suited for studies around 100 GeV, at
the
TeV scale, larger R are significantly preferred. This advises for flexibility
in jet studies at the LHC.
Speaker: Alex Brown (Michigan State)
Date: Friday, Nov. 7th, 1pm
"Influence of the tensor interaction on the structure of heavy nuclei
in CI and EDF models"
Speaker: Gerry Brown (SB)
Date: Mon. Oct. 27th, 2pm
"Conducting Hans Bethe the path down to nothingness"
Speaker: Sun-Tae Cho (SB)
Date: Tue. Oct. 28, 1pm
"Classical QGP"
Speaker: Tom Faulkner (MIT)
Date: Thursday Oct. 30th, 4pm
"Meson widths from string worldsheet instantons"
Speaker: Keun young Kim (SB)
Date: Mon. Oct. 20th, 1pm
Title: "Electromagnetic baryon from factors from holographic QCD"
Speaker: Mannque Rho
Date: Wed. Oct. 22, 4pm
"Introduction to hidden local symmetry I"
Speaker: Igor Klebanov (Princeton)
Date: Thursday Oct. 23rd, 4pm
``Symmetry Breaking and Confinement with Warped Conifolds''
Speaker: Yuri Kovchegov (Ohio State)
Date: Wed. Oct. 15th, 4pm
"Applications of AdS/CFT Correspondence: DIS and Heavy Quark Potential
at
Finite-T"
Speaker: Larry Yaffe (Seattle)
Date: Wed. Oct. 1st, 4pm
"Polyakov correlators and screening in strongly coupled plasmas"
Speaker: Alfred Mueller
Date: Thur. Sept. 18th, 4pm
Title: "Probing the strong coupling N=4 SYM plasma"
Speaker: Shu Lin
Date: Tuesday Sept. 9th, 1pm
Title: " Gravitational collapse and quasiequilibrium"
Speaker: Leonid Glozman
Date: Monday April 28th, 1pm
"Origin of hadron mass and phases of QCD at finite density"
Speaker: Paul Romatschke
Date: Monday May 5th, 1pm
"A gravity-dual model of Heavy Ion Collisions"
Speaker: Alex Prygarin
Date: Wed. Jan 30th, 1pm
"Statistical Approach and Multiplicity Distribution in High Density QCD"
Speaker: Raju Venugopalan
Monday Jan. 24th, 1pm
"From Glasma to Plasma in A+A collisions"
Speaker: Justin Vazquez-Poritz
Friday Nov. 30th, 1pm
"Some problems with computing the jet quenching parameter
from AdS/CFT"
Speaker: Achim Schwenk
Monday Nov. 12th, 1pm
Speaker: Dima Kharzeev (BNL)
Monday Nov. 19th , 1pm
"Bulk viscosity in QCD matter"
Speaker: Jinfeng Liao
Wednesday, Nov. 7th, 1pm
"Magnetic quasi-particles in sQGP"
Speaker: Rob Pisarski (BNL)
Monday Nov. 5th, 1pm
"Phase diagram of QCD at large N_c"
Speaker: Barnafoldi Gergely
Thursday October 18th, 1pm
"Hadron spectra and nuclear effects at RHIC and LHC
energies in dAu or pA"
Speaker: Matthias Kaminski
Thursday October 11th, 3:30 pm
Title: "Isospin diffusion: Hydrodynamics and beyond through
AdS/CFT?"
Abstract:
The gauge/gravity duality has opened the gates to enter strongly
coupled regimes of thermal field theories and their hydrodynamic
properties. Motivated by possible application to heavy-ion
collision
experiments and comparison to lattice data, spectral functions
and
the phase diagrams of these theories are currently explored.
First, I will give
a short introduction to the concepts and methods
of holographic hydrodynamics. I will then present our results
on
baryonic and isospin diffusion in large N gauge theory. In
presence
of a background gauge field (dual to finite baryon/isospin
density),
spectral functions of vector modes on probe D7-branes are
considered
in an AdS Schwarzschild black hole background. Quasiparticles
are
observed which correspond to vector mesons, having survived
the
deconfinement transition. Features of the spectrum and diffusion
coefficient are related to the phase diagram of fundamental
matter.
Speaker: Harmen Warringa
Sept. 18th, 1pm, C-134
"Color superconducting matter in a magnetic field"
Speaker: Vladimir Dmitriev (Novosibirsk)
Date: June 11, 13:00 (lunch)
Room C-133
Title: Nuclear Schiff moment
Speaker: Chris Korthals-Altes
Title: "Magnetic quasi-particles in high T QCD"
Date: Thur. April 26th, 16:00
C-134
Speaker: Antonio Garcia-Garcia (Princeton)
Thur. March 29th, 4pm, C-134
"Role of Anderson-Mott localization in the QCD phase
transitions"
Speaker: Alex Kovner (Uni. of Connecticut)
Tue. March 13th, 2pm, C-134
"On deconfinement and magnetic defects"
Speaker: Keh-Fei Liu
Wed. March 14th, 1pm, C-134
Speaker: Kevin Dusling
Thursday March 15th, 1pm
Title: Viscous Relativistic Hydrodynamics
Abstract:
It is well known that ideal fluid dynamics is able to
describe the
collective flow patterns in central Au+Au collisions
at high RHIC
energies. However, this description breaks down
for peripheral
collisions or for collisions at lower energies.
It is hoped that
dissipative hydrodynamics could be used to exlain this
data and
extract values of transport coefficients from the QGP.
In this talk
a set of equations is formulated and implemented numerically
in order
to perform causal dissipative hydrodynamic simulations
of heavy-ion
collisions using the second-order GENERIC structure.
Assuming
longitudinal boost-invariance with arbitrary transverse
expansion
both the azimuthally symmetric 1+1 dimensional and 1+2
dimension
cases are discussed. The viscous corrections to
the anisotropic
transverse flow and transverse momentum spectra are
shown.
Speaker: Sang-Jin Sin
Date: Friday Feb. 16th
Time: 12:40
"Phases at finite Baryon Density from AdS/CFT"
Speaker: Marco Cristoforetti
Date: Monday Feb. 12th
Time: 1pm
"Instantons and light hadron masses"
Speaker: Elena Gubankova
Date: Friday Feb. 9th
Time: 1pm
Speaker: Claudia Ratti
Date: Thurs. Jan 25th 2007
16:00, C-134
Title: "Phases of QCD: lattice thermodynamics, quasiparticles
and
Polyakov loop"
Abstract:
"QCD thermodynamics is investigated by means of the
Polyakov-loop-extended Nambu Jona-Lasinio (PNJL)
model,
in which quarks couple simultaneously to the
chiral
condensate and to a background temporal gauge
field
representing Polyakov loop dynamics. The behaviour
of
the Polyakov loop as a function of temperature is
obtained by minimizing the thermodynamic potential
of the
system. A Taylor series expansion of the pressure
is
performed. Pressure difference and quark number density
are then evaluated up to sixth order in quark
chemical
potential, and compared to the corresponding
lattice data.
The validity of the Taylor expansion is discussed
within
our model, through a comparison between the
full results
and the truncated ones.
Speaker: Barak Bringoltz
Date: Wed. Dec. 20th
Time: 13:00
Place: C-134
Title:
"Color flux-tubes/strings and the Hagedorn temperature
:
a perspective from the lattice"
Speaker: Sung Tae Cho
Date: Thu. Dec. 21th
Time: 13:00
Place: C-134
"transport in sQGP
Department of Physics, University of Connecticut
Date: 8 Dec. 2006, Time: 10:00
Title: "Aspects of Brane-Localized Gravity"
Abstract:
The talk will be a brane world talk in which I stress the
structure of AdS space, its relevance to the brane gravity program and
how you construct and solve fluctuation equations in it.
(The talk is based on the author's recent book Brane-Localized Gravity,
http://www.worldscibooks.com/physics/5975.html)
Date: Thurs. Nov. 2
Time: 1pm (Lunch)
Speaker: Lai - Wa Siu
"Renormalized atomic interaction and quadrupole
excitations of cold
Fermi gas near Feshbach Resonance"
Kevin Dusling
Thurs Oct 26th, 1PM
"MD Simulation of color conductivity and energy loss in sQGP"
Date: Tue. 10/17/2006
Time: 13:00 (Lunch)
"Coulomb problem for vector particles in QED and gauge theories:is the
renormalizability enough?"
Abstract:
The Coulomb problem for W-bosons (spin S=1)
incorporates a well known
difficulty; the charge of the boson localized
in a close vicinity of the
attractive Coulomb center proves to be infinite.
The vector boson falls on
the Coulomb center. The phenomenon was discovered
in the works of
Tamm, Schwinger, Oppenheimer and others 66
years ago, and since then was a
nuisance for the theory.
The paradox is shown to be resolved by the
QED vacuum polarization, which
brings in a strong effective repulsion at very
small distances
that eradicates the infinite charge
of the boson on the Coulomb center.
This property allows one to define the
Coulomb problem for vector bosons
properly.
It is interesting that the vacuum polarization
for scalar and spinor
particles produces only a weak effect
while for vector bosons the
situation is completely different, it
produces the impenetrable potential
barrier ~1/r^4. Physical origin of this unexpected
effect and its relation
to the renormalizability of the QED
and the Standard Model will be discussed.
The renormalizability may be not enough
for consistent solution of the
non-perturbative problem.
- Mon., April 17, 4:00 pm:
- Professor Frank Wilczek (Simons
Lecture), MIT
'Possible Explanation of the Dark Matter
Density '
- Mon., March 27, 12:30 pm:
- J. Braun, University of Heidelberg
'Chiral phase boundary '
- Fri., March 3, 1:00 pm:
- A. Turbiner, University
of Mexico
'Coulomb systems in a strong magnetic
field and a neutron star atmosphere '
- Thu., February 16, 12:30 pm:
- G. M. Newman, University of Washington, Seattle
'Anomalous hydrodynamics '
- Tue., February 14, 1:00 pm:
- G. Shlyapnikov, Ecole
Normale Superieure; FOM, Amsterdam; Kurchatov Inst., Moscow
'Superfluid Regimes in Ultracold Fermi
Gases. '
- Tue., January 24, 1:00 pm:
- C. Marquet, CEA/Saclay
'TBA '
- Thu., January
26, 1:00 pm:
- M. Lublinskiy,
Univ. of Connecticut
'TBA'
- Fri., January 27, 1:00 pm:
- M. Oswald, Univ. of Virginia
'$\beta$-functions for a $SU(2)$ Matrix
Model in $2+\epsilon$ Dimensions '
- Tue., December
6, 1:00 pm:
- Aldo Covello,
Univ. of Napoli, Itali
'Shell model calculations using low-momentum
NN interactions '
- Tue., December 6, 3:00 pm:
- Luipi Coraggio,
INFN, Itali
'Low momentum interaction in a model
space truncation approach'
- Wed., December 7, 1:00 pm:
- Jorg Ruppert, Duke U.
'TBA '
- Wed., December 7, 3:00 pm:
- Leonid Glozman,
University of Graz, Austria
'Restoration of chiral and U(1)_A symmetries
in excited hadrons. '
- Tue., November 29, 1:00 pm:
- Viktor Flambaum, University of New South Wales,
Sydney and Argonne Lab
'Variation of fundamental constants
from Big Bang to atomic clocks and QCD calculations '
- Thu., November
17, 2:00 pm:
- Andreas Ipp,
ECT, Trento
'Thermodynamics of large N_f QCD at
finite chemical potential for weak and strong couplings '
Abstract:
Resummation schemes for the entropy of hot
QCD can drastically improve the poor convergence properties
of strict perturbation theory. We test the non-perturbative Phi-derivable
two-loop approximation, which resums the physics of hard thermal
loops (HTL), in the limit of large flavor number (N_f) where the
entropy and the pressure can be calculated exactly for a wide range
of couplings. The exact result for the entropy is remarkably well reproduced
by the HTL resummed theory for a natural choice of the renormalization
scale, and this up to large values of the coupling.
- Wed., October 19, 1:00 pm:
- Edward Shuryak, Nuclear Theory, Stony Brook
(meeting
together with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'The role of baryons (and ``polymers'')
in sQGP '
- Fri., October
14, 1:00 pm:
- Jinfeng Liao,
Nuclear Theory, Stony Brook
'Polymers and baryons at T > T_c
'
- Thu., October 13, 1:00 pm:
- Stefan Leupold, Univ. of Giessen
'Weinberg sum rules, four-quark condensates
and chiral restoration '
- Wed., October
12, 1:00 pm:
- Gouranga Nayak,
ITP, Stony Brook (meeting together with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'J/Psi Production in Unpolarized and
Polarized Proton-Proton Collisions at RHIC '
- Wed., March 30, 1:00 pm:
- Dr. D. Schneble, SUNY Stony Brook
'Atom amplification and scattering
of light from Bose-Einstein condensates'
- Thu., March 17,
4pm:
- P. van Baal,
'Composite structure of instantons'
- Thu., March 3, 12:15 pm:
- Dr. I. Vitev , Los Alamos National Laboratory
'Large Angle Hadron Correlations from
Medium-induced Gluon Radiation'
- Wed., March 2,
1:30 pm:
- Dr. D. Teaney,
SUNY Stony Brook
'Understanding relaxation times in heavy
ion collisions'
- Mon., February 28, 1:30 pm:
- Dr. J. Osborn, Boston University
'What can Dirac eigenvalues tell us
about the QCD phase diagram?'
- Thu., February
3, 4:00 pm:
- Dr. D. Toublan,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
'QCD at small chemical potential'
- Wed., February 2, 1:30 pm:
- Dr. U. Wiedemann, CERN
'Testing Dense QCD Matter at Heavy Ion
Colliders: Results and Perspectives'
- Mon., January
31, 1:30 pm:
- Dr. K. Tuchin
, Brookhaven National Laboratory
'New aspects of particle production
at low x'
- Thu., January 27, 12 pm:
- Dr. D. Molnar, The Ohio State University
'Probing the strongly coupled plasma
at RHIC and soon LHC'
- Tue., January
25, 1:30 pm:
- Dr. P. Petreczky,
Brookhaven National
Laboratory
'Exploring hot strongly interacting
matter with lattice QCD'
- Wed., December 15, 1:00 pm:
- Harmen Warringa, Vrije U., Amsterdam
(meeting together with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'Thermodynamics of QCD inspired theories
'
- Tue., November
22, 1:00 pm:
- Pietro Facioli,
ECT (meeting together with PHENIX group) (Stony
Brook)
'Non-Perturbative Correlations and Diquarks
in Hadrons '
- Tue., November 9, 1:00 pm:
- Prof. Meng Jie, School of Physics and Center
for Heavy Ion Nuclear Physics, Peking University (meeting
together with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'Recent advances of relativistic models
for nuclear structure '
- Wed., September
29, 1:00 pm:
- Gouranga Nayak,
ITP, Stony Brook (meeting together with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'Non-equilibrium gluon at RHIC using
closed-time path integral formalism '
- Wed., September 22, 1:00 pm:
- D. Antonov, Humboldt-University, Berlin
'3D Georgi-Glashow model and confining
strings at zero and finite temperatures '
- Thu., September
16, 1:00 pm:
- Y. Markov,
Institute of Dynamical Systems, Irkutsk, Russia (meeting
together with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'Jet energy lost in finite temperature
QCD '
- Wed., September 15, 1:00 pm:
- H. J. Pirner, University of Heilderberg
'Volume dependence of the pion mass
and fpi in the quark meson model '
- Wed., August
11, 1:00 pm:
- M. van Putten
(meeting together with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'The endpoint of binary evolution: singlets,
doublets, triplets! '
- Tue., August 10, 1:00 pm:
- Yang-Ho Song (meeting together
with PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'HEN process in effective field theory
'
- Wed., August
4, 1:00 pm:
- F. Zantow
(meeting together with PHENIX group) (Stony
Brook)
'Lattice QCD results from Bielefield
'
- Wed., July 21, 1:00 pm:
- D.Teaney (meeting together with
PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'On stopping/relaxation of charm quarks
'
- Tue., July 20,
1:00 pm:
- S. Leckey
(meeting together with PHENIX group)
(Stony Brook)
'PHENIX 62 GeV results '
- Tue. July 13, 1:00 pm:
- E.Shuryak (meeting together with
PHENIX group) (Stony Brook)
'Dileptons from new bound states in
QGP'
- Thursday, Feb.26,
1:00 pm:
- M.Harada
(Nagoya)
'Scalar mesons in radiative Phi decays
and the pion-pion scattering'
- Thursday (02/26),4 pm.
- Thomas Falter (Giessen)
"High energy electroproduction off complex
nuclei"
- Thursday, Feb.19, 4:00 pm:
- Chihiro Sasaki (Nagoya)
'Chiral doubling of heavy-light hadrons
'
- Thursday, Feb.12,
4:00 pm:
- D.Ostrovsky
(Stony Brook)
'Physics of large x close to 1: parton-hadron
duality and new data '
- Tuesday, Jan.20,
1:00 pm:
- H.B.Nielsen
(Niels Bohr Institute)
'Hierarhy problem and bound state of
6 top quarks and 6 anti top '
- monday, Jan.5nd,
11:00 am:
- Barak Bringoltz
(Tel Aviv)
'TBA'
- Monday, January
5, 1:00 pm:
- Alex Brown
(MSU)
'New magic nuclei towards drip lines'
- Friday, Jan.2nd,
11:00 am:
- Derek Teaney
(BNL)
'TBA'
- Friday, Jan.2nd,
1:00 pm:
- Alberto Accardi
(Columbia)
'TBA'
- Thursday, December
18, 1:00 pm:
- Boris Gelman
(Tucson)
'What can large N QCD tell us about
nucleon-nucleon interactions'
- Thursday, December 11, 4:00 pm:
- Pietro Faccioli (ECT*)
'Evidence for intstanton induced dynamics
in QCD from lattice simulations and from non-leptonic weak decays'
- Thursday, December 4, 12:00 pm:
- Abhijit Majumder (Berkeley)
'The dihadron fragmentation function
and its evolution'
- Monday, December 1, 1:00 pm:
- Santo Fortunato (Bielefeld)
'Percolation and critical behaviour
in spin models and SU(N) gauge theories'
- Thursday, November 13, 4:00 pm:
- Misha Stephanov (Illinois, RIKEN/BNL)
'QCD and dimensional deconstruction'
- Tuesday, November 11, 1:00 pm:
- Annette Mueller (Regensburg)
'Polarization of strong interaction
and the SU(2) flux tube model'
- Tuesday, October 28, 1:00 pm:
- Jason Smith (Washington)
'The nuclear EMC effect from the chiral
quark-soliton model'
- Thursday, October 23, 4:00 pm:
- Werner Vogelsang (BNL)
'Exploring nucleon structure in polarized
pp collisions'
- Wednesday, October 22, 1:00 pm:
- Peter Petreczky (BNL)
'Correlators and spectral functions
on the lattice and properties of QGP'
- Thuesday, October 21, 1:00 pm:
- Dave Miller (Bielefeld and Penn State)
'The physical equation of state of quarks
and gluons'
- Thursday, October 16, 1:00 pm:
- Shmuel Nussinov (Tel Aviv and South
Carolina)
'Exotics and the puzzle of the narrow
1540 Pentaquark'
- Thursday, October 16, 4:00 pm:
- Romuald Janik (Krakow)
'The Dijkgraaf-Vafa Correspondence for
N=1 Gauge Theories with Matter'
- Monday, September 22, 1:00 pm:
- Titus Brown (CalTech)
'Building a model for the tissue specific
gene regulation of CyIIIa in the sea urchin'
- Thursday, September 11, 4:00 pm:
- Michael Lublinsky (DESY)
'New global DIS analysis and hard-soft
pomeron transition'
- Thursday, August 21, 1:00 pm:
- Kim Splittorff (Stony Brook)
'Elitzur's theorem and the sign problem'
- Thursday, August 14, 1:00 pm:
- Tetsuo Hatsuda (Tokyo)
'Lattice QCD study of hadrons above
the deconfined plasma'
- Friday, August 8, 1:00 pm:
- Jonathan Lenaghan (Virginia)
'QCD plasma instabilities and thermalization'
- Thursday, July 31, 1:00 pm:
- Alejandro Ayala (University of Mexico)
'rho properties at finite pion chemical
potential and temperature'
- Thursday, July 24, 1:00 pm:
- Achim Schwenk (Ohio State University)
'Polarization contributions to the spin-dependence
of effective nuclear interactions'
- Tuesday, July 22, 1:00 pm:
- Scott Bogner (University of Washington)
'Perturbative and model independent
effective interactions in nuclei'
- Monday, July 14, 1:00 pm:
- Bernd-Jochen Schaefer (Darmstadt)
'Finite density PTRG results'
- Thursday, July 10, 1:00 pm:
- Nu Xu (LBL)
'Some recent results from STAR'
- Monday, June 30, 1:00 pm:
- Leonid Shifrin (Stony Brook)
'Spectrum of Dirac operator in the Schwinger
Model'
- Tuesday, June 10, 1:00 pm:
- Loic Grandchamp (Stony Brook)
'Charm and Charmonium at RHIC'
- Friday, June 6, 1:00 pm:
- Henri Kowalski (Columbia University)
'Impact parameter saturation model from
DIS'
- Thursday, May 22, 4:00 pm:
- Nikolai Nikolaev (IKF Juelich)
'Nonlinear k_perp factorization for hard
dijets and nuclear saturation: from DIS to nuclear collisions
at RHIC'
- Thursday, May 8, 4::00 pm:
- Ismail Zahed (Stony Brook)
'Scattering throught QCD sphalerons: hh,
eh, AA and eA'
- Thursday, May 1, 4:00 pm:
- Soo-Jong Rey (IAS Princeton)
'A few hadron physics via AdS/CFT'
- Thursday, April 24, 4:00 pm:
- Dionysis Triantafyllopoulos (Columbia
University)
'The saturation momentum from
BFKL evolution'
- Thursday, April 17, 4:00 pm:
- Larry McLerran (BNL)
'Baryon number in RHIC collisions'
- Tuesday, April 15, 1:00 pm:
- Igor Shovkovy (Frankfurt)
'New method for calculating
thermal baryon-antibaryon production rates'
- Wednesday, April 9, 1:00 pm:
- Boris Ioffe (ITEP Moscow)
'Production of antideuterium in
heavy ion collisions'
- Friday, April 4, 1:00 pm:
- Josef Speth (KFA, Juelich)
'An analysis of the Brookhaven
pi-pi experiment'
- Wednesday, April 2, 1:00 pm:
- Barbara Jacak (Stony Brook)
'On the interplay of soft and hard
processes at RHIC'
- Thursday, March 27, 4:00 pm:
- Al Mueller (Columbia University)
'High density gluon wave functions
at RHIC and HERA'
- Wednesday, March 26, 1:00 pm:
- Derek Teaney (BNL)
'Limitations of hydrodynamics'
- Monday, March 24, 4:00 pm (Note the unusual time
and date!):
- David Hardtke (LBL)
'Initial and final nuclear effects
on large p_T dihadron production'
- Friday, March 21, 1:00 pm (Note the unusual time
and date!):
- Ralf Rapp (NORDITA)
'Theoretical Overview on Open and
Hidden Charm in Nuclear Collisions'
- Thursday, March 20, 1:00 pm:
- John Negele (MIT)
'Confinement from Merons'
- Wednesday, March 19, 1:00 pm:
- Boris Kopeliovich (MPI Heidelberg,
Uni Regensburg)
'In-medium hadronization and data
from RHIC'
- Thursday, March 13, 4:00 pm:
- Adrian Dumitru (Frankfurt)
'Hydrodynamic expansion near a
chiral critical point'
- Wednesday, March 12, 4:00 pm:
- Paul Vetter (Berkeley)
'Testing QED and CPT in positronium
annihilation'
- Monday, March 10, 12:30 pm:
- Takeyasu Ito (Caltech)
'Fundamental physics with ultra-cold
neutrons'
- Wednesday, March 5, 4:00 pm:
- Cornelius Beausang (Yale)
'News from Yale'
- Monday, March 3, 4:00 pm:
- Berndt Surrow (BNL)
'Nature of the proton'
- Wednesday, February 26, 12:30 pm:
- Gerald Gwinner (MPI Heidelberg)
'A test of relativistic time dilation
using laser spectroscopy of fast ions'
- Monday, February 24, 12:30 pm:
- Norbert Pietrella (Cologne)
'Modern Nuclear Structure Physics
at low angular momentum'
- Thursday, February 13, 4:00 pm:
- Gerry Brown (Stony Brook)
'The Double Decimation'
- Thursday, February 6, 4:00 pm:
- Dmitri Kharzeev (BNL)
'Parton saturation and N_part scaling
of semi-hard processes'
- Thursday, January 30, 4:00 pm:
- Poul Damgaard (Niels Bohr Institute,
Denmark)
'The Chiral Limit of QCD in a Finite
Volume'