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FUNQCD: from first principles to effective theories
FUNQCD: from first principles to effective theories

Asynchronous flash talks

   We would like to invite the participants listed below to prepare a pre-recorded flash talk.  The videos are up to 5 minutes long.  All workshop participants will have access to the pre-recorded flash talks in two ways: (i) they may watch the videos on the Youtube Channel of the workshop or (ii) during the discussion sessions,  the flash talk speakers will have the opportunity to present their videos and discuss with the other participants using some dedicated room in the virtual conference space.
The videos should be sent no later than 28 March 2021 (next Sunday) to the email: funqcd21@gmail.com
The slides of the flash talks will be also available here after the presentation.
All videos are on our Youtube channel:   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCqfThR89dyBrqHh_Aa9FBg
  1. Dekrayat Almaalol, Kent State University – Non-equilibrium attractor in high-temperature QCD plasmas
  2. Xin An, University of North Carolina  – Dynamics of Non-Gaussian Fluctuations
  3. Marco Antonio Bedolla, Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas – Gap equation at finite temperature and tetraquarks insights from Schwinger-Dyson equations.
  4. Yong-Rui Chen, Dalian University of Technology  – Critical behaviors of the O(4) and Z(2) symmetries in the QCD phase diagram
  5. Hee Sok Chung, Technical University of Munich –  Inclusive Hadroproduction of P-wave Heavy Quarkonia in Potential NRQCD
  6. Qianqian Du, Kent State University and Central China Normal University – N = 4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills thermodynamics to order λ2
  7.  Duifje Van Egmond, CPHT – Ecole Polytechnique –  Transition temperature for a background gauge-invariant Gribov-Zwanziger model
  8.  Peter Vander Griend,  Bottomonium suppression in an open quantum system using the quantum trajectories method
  9. Joaquin Grefa, University of Houston –  Hot and Dense Quark-gluon Matter Thermodynamics from Holographic Black Holes.
  10. Chuang Huang, Dalian University of Technology – Yang-Mills theory with a nonvanishing background field at finite temperature via the fRG approach
  11. Friederike Ihssen, ITP Heidelberg – Resolving the QCD phase structure with Discontinuous Galerkin Methods
  12. Shahriyar Jafarzade, Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce, Poland – Some hints at missing resonances from known data
  13. Patrick Jentsch, Department of Bioengineering, Imperial College London – Functional Renormalization Group Approach to the Bosonized Massive Schwinger Model
  14. Gregory Johnson, North Carolina State University – The Universality of Yang-Lee Edge Singularities in O(N) Models
  15. Adrian Koenigstein, Goethe University Frankfurt – The (0+0)-dimensional O(N)-model as a numerical test case: FRG-flow equations and numerical fluid dynamics
  16. Helena Kolesova, University of Stavanger  – Dense QCD(-like) matter in strong magnetic fields
  17. Viljami Leino, Technical University of Munich – Heavy quark diffusion from lattice QCD
  18. Pok Man Lo, University of Wroclaw –   Fluctuations of Polyakov loop and gluon properties
  19. Michał Marczenko, University of Wrocław – Interplay between chiral dynamics and repulsive interactions
  20. Ryutaro Matsudo, KEK Theory Center – Vector mesons on domain walls
  21. Konstantin Otto, JLU Giessen –  Hybrid star observables from a non-perturbative quark matter equation of state
  22. Paolo Parotto, Bergische Universität Wuppertal,  Lattice QCD equation of state at finite chemical potential from an alternative expansion scheme
  23. Álvaro Pastor Gutiérrez, ITP Heidelberg University,  The lightest flavor–singlet qqq baryons as witnesses to color
  24. David Rosa Junior, Fluminense Federal University, University of Tübingen – Renormalizability of the center-vortex free sector of Yang-Mills theory
  25. Nico Santowsky, JLU Giessen- Four- vs Two-Quark States from Bethe-Salpeter Equations
  26. Philipp Schicho, University of Helsinki – 3-Loop Gauge Coupling in Hot QCD
  27. Coralie Schneider, ITP, Heidelberg University – Gauge Symmetry in the FRG
  28. Noriyuki Sogabe, Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences – Topological color-superconductivity in QCD with one flavor
  29. Alexander Soloviev, Stony Brook University – Hydrodynamics and transport near the chiral critical point
  30. Jamie Stafford, University of Houston – First-principle-based equations of state for QCD at finite temperature and density
  31. Michal Szymanski, University of Wroclaw – Deconfinement and the explicit center symmetry breaking in a strong magnetic field
  32. Yangyang Tan, Dalian University of Technology – Real time dynamics of the O(4) scalar theory within the fRG approach
  33. Ubaid Hussain Tantary, Kent State University  – Two-loop HTL-resummed thermodynamics for N = 4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory
  34. Enrico Trotti, University Jan Kochanowski – Glueball-glueball scattering and the glueballonium
  35. Julian Urban, Institute for Theoretical Physics Heidelberg – Reconstructing QCD Spectral Functions with Gaussian Processes
  36. Rui Wen, Dalian, University of Technology – Baryon number fluctuations at finite temperature and densities in QCD within fRG approach
  37. Shi Yin, Dalian University of Technology, Hyper-order baryon number fluctuations at finite temperature and density
  38. Luca Zambelli, TPI, FSU Jena  –  Yet another BRST invariant functional RG

 

 

 

FUNQCD: from first principles to effective theories
March 29 to April 1, 2021

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