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"26 July 2010"

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"23 July 2010"

LHCNews: Europe reaches the top, err, the top reaches Europe

 


Weekly Seminar

Speaker: Dr. Mirjalili

Title: The solution of QCD evolution equations, using the Laguerre polynomial expansion

Abtract: The DGLAP evolution equations for singlet and  non-singlet  sectors and gluon
distribution are solved in x-space based on  Laguerre polynomial expansion.
High numerical accuracy is achieved by expanding over a set of approximately 30 polynomials. The result of evolved  parton densities to high energy scales are in good agreement  with  phenomenological CTEQ model and etc. To improve the  results we can employ a constituent quark model in which the parton densities which are obtained from  Laguerre polynomial expansion are considered as the parton distributions inside the constituent quarks.

Time: Wednesday, 30rd of Tir, at 14:00.

Place: Seminar room in Larak.


Lectures on Ads-QCD

Part 1: by Dr. N. Sadooghi

Title: Fundamentals of QCD at non-zero temperature

Time: Will be announce.

Place: Seminar Room in Larak


Results of PhD. Examination

PhD. Admission for 2010, 2011 in Particles Physics and Computational Physics

 


 

  LHC News :Can LHC be a String Hunter?

 


IPM meeting appears in CMS Times

http://cms.web.cern.ch/cms/Media/Publications/CMStimes/2009/05_18/index.html


Weekly Topical Seminar: IPM@CMS Meeting


This meeting is held every Tuesday 13:30-15:30. The meeting is an on-line meeting between School of Particles and Accelerators in Larak and our group at CMS in Geneva. The connection is via the EVO (http://evo.caltech.edu/) technology and in the CMS community. The meeting is with no password and everybody is welcome to attend. MORE

 

 

 


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