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666. WE-Heraeus-Seminar
From correlation functions to QCD phenomenology
03rd of April 2018 - 06th of April 2018
Physikzentrum Bad Honnef, Germany
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The aim of this workshop is to bring together leading international experts and young researchers on topics such as

  • confinement mechanism and dynamical chiral symmetry breaking
  • hadron spectrum and dynamics of light quark bound states
  • QCD phase structure and experimentally accessible observables

  • to present and discuss recent developments and fundamental issues.

    The workshop focuses on theoretical aspects with methods ranging from Dyson-Schwinger equations and renormalisation group equations to lattice-QCD as well as effective field theory approaches. Furthermore we discuss results of recent and prospects of future experiments.

    The number of participants is limited to about 50-60. Ample time is forseen for discussions. A presentation of posters will be possible.

    Confirmed speakers so far:

  • Binosi, Daniele ( ECT*, Trento, Italy )
  • Eichmann, Gernot ( University of Lisbon, Portugal)
  • Greensite, Jeff ( University of San Francisco, USA )
  • Huber, Markus ( University of Graz, Austria )
  • Lombardo, Maria ( INFN, Frascati, Italy )
  • Mitter, Mario ( University of Graz/BNL, USA )
  • Mendes, Tereza ( Sao Paulo University, Brazil)
  • Nahrgang, Marlene ( SUBATECH, Nantes, France )
  • Reinhardt, Hugo ( University of Tübingen )
  • Roberts, Craig ( ANL, USA )
  • Serreau, Julian ( University of Paris, France )
  • Sorella, Silvio ( State Uni. of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil )
  • Sternbeck, Andre ( University of Jena )
  • Szczepaniak, Adam ( Indiana University, USA )
  • Organizers:

  • Cristina Aguilar (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
  • Christian S. Fischer (Giessen, Germany)
  • Joannis Papavassiliou (Valencia, Spain)
  • Jan Pawlowski (Heidelberg, Germany)
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    Generously supported by the Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Foundation

    Last change of site 12th of June 2017