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Nuclear Physics Seminar- Giovanni Chirilli- High-Energy Behavior of Quark Non-Local Operators: Implications for Lattice Calculations and Resummation Dynamics

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November 3, 2023
4:00PM - 5:00PM
2128 Physics Research Building

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Add to Calendar 2023-11-03 16:00:00 2023-11-03 17:00:00 Nuclear Physics Seminar- Giovanni Chirilli- High-Energy Behavior of Quark Non-Local Operators: Implications for Lattice Calculations and Resummation Dynamics Dr. Giovanni Chirilli University of Regensburg, Germany High-Energy Behavior of Quark Non-Local Operators: Implications for Lattice Calculations and Resummation Dynamics Location: 2128 Physics Research Building Faculty Host: Yuri Kovchegov   Abstract: Pseudo and quasi-PDFs are key tools that allow us to compute parton distribution functions (PDFs) directly on the lattice, giving us a deeper look into the inner structure of hadrons. However, using the lattice to make these calculations has its challenges. To get the Bjorken-x dependence from the bi-local operator, one needs to know the behavior of these operators for large values of the Ioffe-time parameter. Lattice calculation, on the other hand, can provide values only for finite values of this parameter. I will describe the method to obtain such behavior by resumming the necessary logarithms, thereby providing a way to enhance the accuracy and reliability of lattice-derived PDFs.' 2128 Physics Research Building Department of Physics physics@osu.edu America/New_York public

Dr. Giovanni Chirilli

University of Regensburg, Germany

High-Energy Behavior of Quark Non-Local Operators: Implications for Lattice Calculations and Resummation Dynamics

Location: 2128 Physics Research Building

Faculty Host: Yuri Kovchegov

 

Abstract: Pseudo and quasi-PDFs are key tools that allow us to compute parton distribution functions (PDFs) directly on the lattice, giving us a deeper look into the inner structure of hadrons. However, using the lattice to make these calculations has its challenges. To get the Bjorken-x dependence from the bi-local operator, one needs to know the behavior of these operators for large values of the Ioffe-time parameter. Lattice calculation, on the other hand, can provide values only for finite values of this parameter.

I will describe the method to obtain such behavior by resumming the necessary logarithms, thereby providing a way to enhance the accuracy and reliability of lattice-derived PDFs.'