Gauge Topology 3: from Lattice to Colliders

28 May 2018, 08:00 → 1 Jun 2018, 14:00 Europe/Rome

Meeting room (ECT* - Villa Tambosi - Trento)

Massimo D'Elia (INFN - Università di Pisa), Edward Shuryak (Stony Brook University)

Gauge Topology 3: from Lattice to Colliders

We propose a one-week workshop at the ECT, to bring together leading experts from several different yet strongly correlated sub-communities with common inter­ests and research efforts in understanding the nonperturbative gauge field dynamics. The goal of the workshop will be to review recent progress from lattice to collider, to examine differences and connections across varied approaches, to discuss critical issues in the field, and to formulate new research efforts as well as to facilitate future collaborations.

                                          

 

POSTER - Gauge Topology 3_ from Lattice to Colliders.pdf

Program -Gauge Topology 3_from Lattice to Colliders.pdf

Monday, 28 May

08:40 Registration

09:05 Welcome Address

1 Confinement criteria and the Higgs mechanism

Speaker: Jeff Greensite (San Francisco State University)

Greensite.pdf

2 Topology and Chiral Symmetry Breaking at Nonzero theta angle

Speaker: Jacobus Verbaarschot (Stony Brook University)

topol-jv.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

3 Adiabatic continuity and spectral conspiracy in adjoint QCD

Speaker: Mikhail Shifman (University of Minnesota)

Trento_2018.pdf

12:30 Lunch break

4 Gluon propagator and vertex from lattice QCD: a path to the instanton liquid parameters?

Speaker: Feliciano de Soto (Pablo de Olavide)

de Soto.pdf

15:20 Coffee break

5 Topological Charge in Lattice QCD and the Chiral Condensate

Speaker: Andreas Athenodorou (The Cyprus Institute)

Topology2018.pdf

16:50 Free discussion

Tuesday, 29 May

6 Monopoles and instantons dyons

Speaker: Edward Shuryak (Stony Brook University)

Shuryak_topo18.pdf

7 Recent Progress in Understanding the Role of Monopoles in QCD

Speaker: Adith Ramamurti (Stony Brook University)

Ramamurti_Trento_18.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

8 Topological susceptibility in QCD at high temperature: a status report

Speaker: Claudio Bonati (University of Pisa)

slides_bonati.pdf

12:30 Lunch

9 UA(1) breaking from the lattice and its topological origin

Speaker: Sayantan Sharma (The Insitute of Mathematical Sciences)

ssharma_ect_may18.pdf

15:20 Coffee break

10 Topology in hot QCD with four quark flavours

Speaker: Maria Paola Lombardo (INFN Frascati)

MpL_Trento_May2018.pdf

16:50 Free discussion

Wednesday, 30 May

11 Resurgence, Large N and Phase Transitions

Speaker: Gerald Dunne (University of Connecticut)

dunne_trento_2018_resurgence-phase-transitions.pdf

12 Topological properties of CP^(N-1) models in the large-N limit

Speaker: Claudio Bonanno (University of Pisa )

slides_Bonanno_Trento.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

13 A scalar SO(3)-theory and its topological excitations

Speaker: Manfried Faber (Atominstitut)

faber.pdf

12:30 Lunch

Thursday, 31 May

14 Recent Results on the confining string in Lattice Gauge Theories

Speaker: Michele Caselle (University of Turin)

caselle_trento2018.pdf

15 Baryon bags in lattice QCD

Speaker: Christof Gattringer (Karl Franzens Universität Graz)

gattringer_trento_2018.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

16 The chiralspin symmetry of confinement and its implications for QCD

Speaker: Leonid Glozman (University of Graz)

glozman_trento2018.pdf

12:30 Lunch

17 Topological Properties of SU(3) Yang Mills Theory With Double Trace Deformation

Speaker: Marco Cardinali (University of Pisa)

cardinali_trento2018.pdf

15:20 Coffee break

18 Lattice calculation of sphaleron diffusion rate in gluodynamics

Speaker: Andrey Kotov (Institute Theoretical & Experimental Physics - Moscow)

sphdiffrate_kotov_trento2018.pdf

16:40 Free discussion

Friday, 1 June

19 Gauge Theory, Topology and Geometry

Speaker: Kishore Marathe (City University of New York)

20 Nonequilibrium axial charge production in expanding Glasma flux tubes

Speaker: Naoto Tanji (ECT*)

Tanji_GaugeTopology.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

11:40 Discussion

12:20 Lunch