Nuclear Physics Seminars held Wednesdays at 3:30 p.m. (as of SP19), in 4138 Physics Research Building, unless otherwise noted.
Spring 2021 | Autumn 2020 | Spring 2020 | Autumn 2019 | Summer 2019 | Spring 2019
Seminar Archive
Spring 2021 ALL SEMINARS WILL BE VIRTUAL
Wednesday, March 31
Gravitational Laboratories for Nuclear Physics
Reed Essick, Perimeter Institute, Canada
Wednesday, February 24
An Overview of Resurgence Theory and of Its Applications in Physics
Ovidiu Costin, Department of Mathematics, The Ohio State University
Wednesday, February 17
What Are Cores of Neutron Stars Made Out Of?
Aleksi Kurkela, Stavanger University
Wednesday, March 10
Subatomic Smoke Rings: Polarization and Toroidal Vorticity in the QGP
Michael Lisa, Department of Physics, The Ohio State University
Autumn 2020 ALL SEMINARS WILL BE VIRTUAL
Wednesday, September 9
Hydrodynamic Generator in the Relaxation Time Approximation
Michael McNelis, The Ohio State University
Wednesday, September 23 @ 4:15pm
Towards a Unification of Gluon Distributions at Small and Moderate X
Yacine Mehtar-Tani, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Wednesday, September 30 @ 4:15pm
Dynamics Near the Chiral Critical Point
Derek Teaney, Stony Brook University
Wednesday, October 14 @ 4:15pm
Probing the initial State of Heavy-ion Collisions with pT-dependent Flow Fluctuations
Matthew Luzum, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Wednesday, October 21 @ 4:15pm
Relativistic Navier-Stokes Equations
Pavel Kovtun, University of Victoria
Wednesday, October 28 @ 4:15pm
The Ideal Fluid Limit With Polarization
Giorgio Torrieri, Campinas State University, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Wednesday, November 18 @ 4:15pm
Search for the QCD Critical Point Both In and Out of Equilibrium
Jacquelyn Noronha-Hostler, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne
Wednesday, November 25 @ 4:15pm
Three-body Dynamics for Lattice QCD and Experiment
Michael Döring, George Washington University
Wednesday, December 16 @ 4:15pm
Quark and Gluon quasi-PDFs at low-x
Giovanni A. Chirilli, Universität Regensburg
Spring 2020
Wednesday, January 22
Galactic Forensics - Utilizing Stellar Debris to Investigate Explosive Nucleosynthesis
Wei Jia Ong, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)
Monday, January 27 @ 3:30pm
Search for the Chiral Magnetic Effect at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
Prithwish Tribedy, Brookhaven National Lab (BNL)
Wednesday, January 29 @ 3pm
Intensity Interferometry and Collectivity in Small Systems
Christopher Plumberg, Lund University
Wednesday, February 5 @ 2:30pm
Probing Extreme Electromagnetic Fields with the Breit-Wheeler Process
Daniel Brandenberg, STAR collaboration, BNL/CFNS
Wednesday, February 12
Uncovering the Origin of the Elements Through Total Absorption Spectroscopy
Stephanie Lyons, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Monday, February 17 @ 3:30pm in 4138 PRB
Generalized Luscher Method: An Avenue for AB Initio Calculation of Low-energy Nuclear Scattering and Reactions
Xilin Zhang, The Ohio State University
Wednesday, February 26
Mapping the Transverse Structure of Protons
Caroline Riedl, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Autumn 2019
Wednesday, September 11 in M2035 PRB
Exact Solutions and Attractors for Higher-Order Dissipative Hydrodynamics for Bjorken Flow
Chandrodoy Chattopadhyay, The Ohio State University
Wednesday, September 25
A Helicity Analogue of the JIMWLK Evolution
Florian Cougoulic, The Ohio State University
Wednesday, October 9
Nuclear Physics of Dark Matter Direct Detection
Martin Hofericheter, University of Washington
Wednesday, October 23 in M2035 PRB
Extracting Hadron's Partonic Structure from Lattice QCD Calculations
Jianwei Qiu, Jefferson Lab
Special mini lecture series - 10/28 -10/31 in 1080 PRB, 11/1 in 4138 PRB (see webpage for times)
Relativistic Fluid Dynamics Out of Equilibrium
Paul Romatschke, University of Colorado
Wednesday, November 20
Computation of Deeply Inelastic Scattering Structure Functions on a Hybrid Quantum Computer
Andrey Tarasov, The Ohio State University
Summer 2019
Tuesday, July 2 at 11:00am in M2035 PRB
Resummation of Boson-Jet Correlation at Hadron Coliders
Bin Wu, CERN
Spring 2019
Wednesday, January 30 @ 3:30pm in M2035
Dynamical Modeling of Relativistic Heavy-ion Collision: Correlations from Flows and Beyond
Chun Shen, Wayne State University
Wednesday, February 6 @ 3:30pm in M2035
Multi-dimensional Hadron Structure from Lattice QCD with Large-Momentum Effective Theory
Yong Zhao, MIT
Wednesday, February 13 @ 3:30pm in M2035
Birdtracking and a Mysterious Symmetry of the Soft Annomalous Deimension Matrix
Florian Cougoulic, The Ohio State University
Wednesday, February 20 @ 3:00pm
"Light-cone PDF's from Lattice QCD"
Martha Constantinou, Temple University
Wednesday, March 6 @ 2:30pm
"Quantum Computing and Subatomic Physics: State of the Art, Challenges and Prospects"
Pavel Lougovski, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Wednesday, March 27 @ 3:00pm
"Lattice Simulations of Nuclear Structure and Thermodynamics"
Dean Lee, Michigan State University
Wednesday, April 3 @ 3:30pm
"Entrophy Production and Thermal Fluctuations in Relativistic Dissipative Hydrodynamics"
Chandrodoy Chattopadhyay, The Ohio State University
