Advances in QCD and Applications to Hadron Colliders Workshop
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Builidng 362 / Conference Room F-108 (Argonne National Laboratory)
Builidng 362 / Conference Room F-108
Argonne National Laboratory
9700 South Cass Avenue
Argonne, Illinois 60439
Description
There have been exciting recent progress in the field of QCD, including: new understanding of factorization, resummation and power corrections that give insight into effective field theories; a new ability to compute NNLO and beyond perturbative corrections that allow precision jet phenomenology at the LHC and other future colliders; better organizing principles for computing multi-loop corrections; the development of new parton showers with higher-order matching is now possible; and, many other new advances. This workshop will bring together a small group of experts to allow for targeted discussions that identify possible future advances that merge these new ideas. The topics we plan to discuss include but are not limited to:
- Factorization in effective field theory, including the impact of Glauber logs and power corrections;
- Resummation-based subtraction techniques and their latest precision phenomenology results;
- Recent advances in parton shower Monte Carlos;
- New PDFs and the impact of resumation on improving their uncertainty;
- Combining QCD and electroweak effects in precision observables;
- Developments in calculating two-loop virtual corrections and beyond.
Participants
Andrea Isgro
Andreas von Manteuffel
Bakul Agarwal
C.-P. Yuan
Christopher Lee
Davison Soper
Dawulaiti Shayifujiamali
Duff Neill
Frank Petriello
Gabriel Abelof
Geoffrey Bodwin
Hongxi Xing
HuaXing Zhu
Iain Stewart
Ian Moult
Ira Rothstein
Ivan Vitev
Joshua Isaacson
Marcel Demarteau
Maria Ubiali
peng sun
Radja Boughezal
Simone Marzani
Ulrich Schubert
xiaohui liu
Yan Bin
Zhongbo Kang
Support