Saturation and Diffraction at the LHC and the EIC

Europe/Rome
Virtual (Online)

Virtual

Online

Zoom Platform
Christophe Royon (University of Kansas), Agustin Sabio Vera (University Autonomy de Madrid), Soeren Schlichting (University of Bielefeld), Abhay Deshpande, Gregory Soyez (IPhT, Saclay), Martin Hentchinski (Universidad de las Americas Puebla)
Description

Saturation and Diffraction at the LHC and the EIC 

The general scientific goal of this workshop is related to QCD at high gluon densities and diffraction at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and the future Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) to be built in the US at  BNL.

The goals of the workshop are twofolds. We intend to define the best observables sensitive to BFKL resummation effects at low x and the way to see saturation at the LHC and the EIC. Many LHC data have been accumulated in the different experiments, and it is also worth to explore the difference between the general ATLAS and CMS experiments and the specificities of Alice and LHCb allowing to run at lower pile up or with a lower cut on track momentum. The complementarity between the different experiments is an important tool to be discussed in order to reach the best possible sensitivity to saturation effects. Related to this topic is the important aspect of building the best detector possible at the EIC to be sensitive to these effects (by measuring hadrons in the very forward region as an example) since it is now time to define the detectors for the EIC.

The second topic deals with diffraction at the LHC and the EIC and a better understanding of the Pomeron models and structures. Following the experience at HERA and the Tevatron, it is useful to define the best possible measurements to be performed at the lHC and then the EIC to get a better insight into diffraction. Measurement different productions of jets, photons, vector mesons and disentangling these measurements from survival probability effects is crucial.

 

                                                                    

                                    

Contact: Staff ECT*
    • 1
      Welcome to ECT* by the Director
      Speaker: Prof. Gert Aarts (Swansea University, UK)
    • 2
      Introduction to the workshop
      Speakers: Mr Abhay Deshpande, Mr Augustin Sabio Vera - University Autonomy de Madrid (University Autonomy de Madrid), Mr Christophe Royon - University of Kansas (University of Kansas), Mr Gregory Soyez - IPhT, Saclay (IPhT, Saclay), Martin Hentschinski (Universidad de Las Americas Puebla), Mr Soeren Schlichting - University of Bielefeld (University of Bielefeld)
    • 3
      The STRONG2020 network
      Speakers: Nestor Armesto, Tuomas Lappi
    • 4
      Results from the LHC on diffraction and hadron physics
      Speaker: Irais Bautista Guzman
    • 5
      Physics at the EIC: QCD, saturation
      Speaker: Zhoudunming Tu
    • 15:55
      Short coffee break
    • 6
      Theory of hard diffraction at asymptotics and predictions for future EICs
      Speaker: Mr Anh Dung Le (Centre de Physique Théorique (CPHT))
    • 7
      Particle correlations in small systems
      Speaker: Murilo Quijada Javier Alberto
    • 8
      Top quarks and the little bang standard model
      Speaker: Georgios Krintiras
    • 9
      Gluon imaging using azimuthal correlations in diffractive scattering at the EIC
      Speaker: Farid Salazar
    • 10
      Color charge correlations in the proton and initial condition for the BK evolution
      Speaker: Mäntysaari Heikki (University of Jyväskylä (Finland))
    • 11
      The ECCE EIC Detector
      Speaker: Or Hen (MIT)
    • 12
      Discussion: From LHC to EIC
    • 13
      The odderon discovery by D0 and TOTEM
      Speaker: Timothy Raben
    • 14
      Odderon: theoretical aspects
      Speaker: Leszek Motyka
    • 15
      Froissaron and Maximal Odderon approach to pp and ppbar elastic scattering. Theory and phenomenology
      Speaker: Prof. Evgenij Martynov (Bogolyubov Institute for Theoretical Physics of NAS of Ukraine)
    • 16:05
      Short coffee break
    • 16
      Odderon measurements at the EIC
      Speaker: Yoshitaka Hatta
    • 17
      Odderon and glueballs
      Speaker: Dmitri Melnikov
    • 18
      The role of light-ray operators in high-energy QCD
      Speaker: Giovanni Antonio Chirilli (University of Regensburg)
    • 19
      Recent CGC calculation of exclusive vector meson production at NLO accuracy.
      Speaker: Jani Penttala
    • 20
      Forward dijets in proton-nucleus collisions at next-to-leading order
      Speaker: Yair Mulian
    • 21
      Discussion: The odderon dicovery, glueballs, saturation
    • 22
      BFKL studies
      Speaker: Dmitri Ivanov
    • 23
      Mueller Navelet jets and jet gap jet studies in CMS
      Speaker: Cristian Baldenegro
    • 24
      Ultrahigh energy neutrinos and low x physics
      Speaker: Anna Stasto
    • 16:20
      Short coffee break
    • 25
      Small-x improved TMD factorization
      Speaker: Cyrille Marquet
    • 26
      Calculation of dijet production in DIS at next-to-leading order in the CGC approach
      Speaker: Paul Caucal
    • 27
      Studying interplay of the Sudakov and saturation effects in dijet production at EIC
      Speaker: Piotr Kotko
    • 28
      Diffraction: from AdS/CFT to Pomeron/Odderon in QCD
      Speaker: Chung-I Tan
    • 29
      Discussion: BFKL and saturation
    • 30
      Anoucement of 2022 workshop in Trento
      Speaker: Mr Christophe Royon - University of Kansas (University of Kansas)