The motivation and goals of this series of workshops are presented along with a brief overview of the history and the evolution of the workshop through the years. The main areas where the group produces scientific results are discussed. The main results of the group in 2024 are highlighted.
The Balitsky-Kovchegov evolution equation tells us much about the gluonic structure of hadronic targets in accelerator experiments. As its leading order form has been around for decades with great successes in high-energy phenomenology, the next-to-leading order version (yielding a more accurate description of the scattering process) proves to be a tough nut to crack. In this talk, we will crack it.
Solving problems in contemporary physics often comes hand in hand with the need for accurate numerical integration. With every additional dimension that needs to be integrated over, this problem becomes increasingly more difficult and at some point unsolvable. One possible way to tackle this issue comes with Monte Carlo Importance Sampling integration. I will introduce this method along with...
What is the simplest detector you can think of? This session will connect the well-known theory of the Geiger tubes with the physical detectors. Simple measurements with various Geiger tubes and
different power sources will be performed.
Combining physics, authentics travel experience and helping others in one beautiful trip. How to create a cloud chamber without dry ice? What not to bring on an indian airplane? Learn this and more before enjoying the conference dinner!
This talk will introduce flow measurements of heavy flavor hadrons in small systems with the goal of investigating the nature of collective phenomena. The presentation will present the procedure that will be used in an analysis that will be conducted on LHC run 3 data in proton-proton collisions. The latter will use the technique of the two particle correlations, using the newest addition to...
