Lattice QCD at Fermilab: Celebrating the Career of Paul Mackenzie
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Curia II Wilson Hall (Fermilab)
Curia II Wilson Hall
Fermilab
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Description
Lattice QCD is now recognized as the primary tool for understanding the nonperturbative dynamics of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and to compute the properties of hadrons in the nature. The present success is based on many theoretical and numerical studies made in the last 30+ years, in which scientists at Fermilab have played a prominent role. This symposium highlights the ideas and efforts in the past years and gives an outlook on the future of the field, including perturbative and nonperturbative aspects of QCD, as well as the developments of computing technologies. In all of these areas, Paul Mackenzie has made prominent contributions, which we celebrate.
Related event: Colloquium by Stan Brodsky, Supersymmetric Properties of Hadron Physics and Other Remarkable Features of Hadron Physics, Wednesday, November 6, 4:00 PM, One West (Fermilab, Wilson Hall)
Participants
Aida El-Khadra
Akira Ukawa
Alexei Bazavov
Amarjit Soni
Andreas Kronfeld
Bill Boroski
Bogdan Dobrescu
Boris Kayser
Carl Albright
Carleton DeTar
Carlos Wagner
Chris HILL
Chris Quigg
Christina Gao
Ciaran Hughes
Claude Bernard
Claudius Krause
Dan Hooper
David Mackenzie
Elizabeth Mackenzie
Ethan Neil
Henry Lamm
James Osborn
James Simone
Jason Chang
John Laiho
Joseph Biel
Joseph Lykken
Joshua Isaacson
Katherine Mackenzie
Kevin Kelly
Marcela Carena
Mark Fischler
Martin Savage
Matthew Low
Meurice Yannick
Michael Wagman
Murat Ahmed
Norman Christ
Oleksandr Tomalak
Patrick Fox
Paul Mackenzie
Pedro Machado
Peter Lepage
Rachel Mackenzie
Richard Hill
Roni Harnik
Ruth Van de Water
Sally Dawson
Sandipan Bhattacherjee
Shaun Lahert
Shoji Hashimoto
Stefan Hoeche
STEPHEN parke
Stephen Shenker
Steven Gottlieb
Tobias Neumann
William Bardeen
William Jay
Xiao-Yong Jin
Yin Lin
Zechariah Gelzer
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