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February 2020
EPP Theory Seminar: John Arrington - Clusters, Correlations, and Quarks: a High-Energy Perspective on Nuclei
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
Nuclei form the core of matter, but a description in terms of their fundamental constituents - quarks and gluons - remains elusive.
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Martin Breidenbach Symposium “Adventures of a Particle Physicist”
Friday, February 7, 2020
8:30am
- 6:00pm
Panofski Auditorium
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EPP Theory Seminar: Kyle Wendt - Optimal Control for the Quantum Simulation of Nuclear Dynamics
Friday, February 7, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
Real time simulations of quantum systems hold the key to modeling and understanding the dynamics and responses of strongly interacting many-body systems such as atomic nuclei and their interactions with other matter.
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EPP Theory Seminar: Jesse Liu - Colliding light to make dark matter and measure tau g-2
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
Dark matter is mysterious because it doesn't interact with light. How remarkable it would be if we made it in the lab by colliding light.
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EPP Theory Seminar: Geoff Penington - Replica Wormholes and the Black Hole Interior
Friday, February 14, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
Naïve semiclassical arguments suggest that the entropy of Hawking radiation should continue to grow even at very late times, a result which is inconsistent with the unitarity of quantum mechanics.
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EPP Theory Seminar: Sebastian Mizera - Kinematic Jacobi Identity is a Residue Theorem
Wednesday, February 19, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
We give a geometric interpretation of color-kinematics duality between tree-level scattering amplitudes of gauge and gravity theories.
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EPP Theory Internal Lecture Series: Michael Peskin - What is a Regge pole?
Friday, February 21, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
This talk, which begins our in-house tutorial on Regge theory, will review the basics of Regge poles in high-energy scattering.
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EPP Theory Seminar: Douglas Higinbotham - Solving the Proton Radius Puzzle
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
For many years scientists believed that the proton radius was 0.877(6) fm based on a series of atomic Lamb shift and electron scattering measurements.
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EPP Theory Internal Lecture Series: Michael Peskin - The BFKL pomeron
Friday, February 28, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
This talk will review the BFKL calculation of the forward scattering amplitude generated by QCD. The goal will be to derive the intercept of the pomeron trajectory.
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February 2020
EPP Theory Seminar: John Arrington - Clusters, Correlations, and Quarks: a High-Energy Perspective on Nuclei
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
Nuclei form the core of matter, but a description in terms of their fundamental constituents - quarks and gluons - remains elusive.
ics
Martin Breidenbach Symposium “Adventures of a Particle Physicist”
Friday, February 7, 2020
8:30am
- 6:00pm
Panofski Auditorium
ics
EPP Theory Seminar: Kyle Wendt - Optimal Control for the Quantum Simulation of Nuclear Dynamics
Friday, February 7, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
Real time simulations of quantum systems hold the key to modeling and understanding the dynamics and responses of strongly interacting many-body systems such as atomic nuclei and their interactions with other matter.
ics
EPP Theory Seminar: Jesse Liu - Colliding light to make dark matter and measure tau g-2
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
Dark matter is mysterious because it doesn't interact with light. How remarkable it would be if we made it in the lab by colliding light.
ics
EPP Theory Seminar: Geoff Penington - Replica Wormholes and the Black Hole Interior
Friday, February 14, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
Naïve semiclassical arguments suggest that the entropy of Hawking radiation should continue to grow even at very late times, a result which is inconsistent with the unitarity of quantum mechanics.
ics
EPP Theory Seminar: Sebastian Mizera - Kinematic Jacobi Identity is a Residue Theorem
Wednesday, February 19, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
We give a geometric interpretation of color-kinematics duality between tree-level scattering amplitudes of gauge and gravity theories.
ics
EPP Theory Internal Lecture Series: Michael Peskin - What is a Regge pole?
Friday, February 21, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
This talk, which begins our in-house tutorial on Regge theory, will review the basics of Regge poles in high-energy scattering.
ics
EPP Theory Seminar: Douglas Higinbotham - Solving the Proton Radius Puzzle
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
1:30pm
- 2:30pm
Madrone
For many years scientists believed that the proton radius was 0.877(6) fm based on a series of atomic Lamb shift and electron scattering measurements.
ics
EPP Theory Internal Lecture Series: Michael Peskin - The BFKL pomeron
Friday, February 28, 2020
12:30pm
- 1:30pm
Madrone
This talk will review the BFKL calculation of the forward scattering amplitude generated by QCD. The goal will be to derive the intercept of the pomeron trajectory.
ics

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