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Progress in algorithms and numerical tools for QCD

Europe/Zurich
Orsay, France

Orsay, France

Laboratoire de Physique Théorique, Bâtiment 210, Université Paris-Sud Salle 114, Amphi 1
Description
Organized in the framework of the GDR "QCD", this workshop aims to discuss about progress in algorithms and numerical methods used by theorists and experimentalists in their research activities devoted to the different topics covered by the GDR. Links between those progresses and new computer architectures of the exa-scale era will be outlined.
Localization of the workshop
Participants
  • Attilio Cucchieri
  • Benoît Blossier
  • Cyrille Marquet
  • David Rousseau
  • Francois Gelis
  • Frederic Kapusta
  • Gregory Soyez
  • Hervé MOUTARDE
  • Jean-Philippe Lansberg
  • Lais Sarem Schunk
  • Lenka Zdeborova
  • Luiz Vale Silva
  • Matthias Rottmann
  • Maurice Benayoun
  • Michel Jouvin
  • Nicolas Garron
  • Nodoka Yamanaka
  • Olivier PARCOLLET
  • Olivier Pène
  • Ronald Kunne
  • Samuel Wallon
  • Stagnitto Giovanni
  • Stephane Platchkov
  • Vittorio Somà
  • WILFRID DA SILVA
  • Yémalin Gabin Gbedo
    • Fits and tools Salle 114 (LPT)

      Salle 114

      LPT

      • 1
        Welcome
        Orateur: Dr Benoît Blossier
        Transparents
      • 2
        Markov Chain Monte Carlo technics applied to Parton Distribution Function determination: proof of concept
        Orateur: M. Gabin Gbedo
        Transparents
      • 3
        Thoery and phenomenology of GPDs: focus on a numerical covariant extension
        Orateur: M. Nabil Chouika
        Transparents
      • 4
        Including theoretical uncertainties in global (flavor) fits
        Orateur: Dr Luiz Vale (University of Ljubljana)
        Transparents
    • 15:40
      Coffee break
    • Fits and tools Salle 114 (LPT)

      Salle 114

      LPT

      • 5
        HEP Sofware Foundation and the Community White Paper
        Orateur: M. Michel Jouvin (LAL / CNRS)
        Slides
      • 6
        Advances in Machine Learning in experimental High Energy Physics
        Orateur: Dr David Rousseau
        Transparents
      • 7
        Statistical physics approach to generalised linear regression
        Orateur: Dr Lenka Zdeborova
        Transparents
      • 8
        Fast clustering of jets
        Orateur: Dr Grégory Soyez (CNRS/IPhT Saclay)
        Transparents
    • Ab-initio methods Salle 114 (LPT)

      Salle 114

      LPT

      • 9
        Multigrid Methods for lattice QCD
        Orateur: Dr Matthias Rottmann (Wuppertal Universität)
        Transparents
      • 10
        Lattice QCD computations in a fixed gauge
        Orateur: Prof. Attilio Cucchieri
        Transparents
      • 11
        QCD at finite chemical potential from the Density of states
        Orateur: Dr Nicolas Garron (University of Liverpool)
        Transparents
    • 11:00
      Coffee break
    • Ab-initio methods Salle 114

      Salle 114

      Orsay, France

      • 12
        Recent progress in ab initio approaches to the nuclear many-body problem
        Orateur: Dr Vittorio Soma (CEA/Irfu)
        Transparents
      • 13
        Quantum materials
        Orateur: Dr Olivier Parcollet (CEA/IPhT Saclay)
        Transparents