32nd International Symposium on Lattice Field Theory (Lattice 2014)

Session

Plenary

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23 Jun 2014, 09:00

Columbia University

Conveners

Plenary

• Zoltan Fodor (University of Wuppertal)

Plenary

• Gernot Münster (University of Muenster)

Plenary

• Akira Ukawa (Riken AICS)

Plenary

• Robert Edwards (Jefferson Lab)

Plenary

• Claude Bernard (Washington University St. Louis)

Plenary

• Weonjong Lee (Seoul National University)

Plenary

• Hartmut Wittig (University of Mainz)

Plenary

• Stephen Sharpe (University of Washington)

Plenary

• Constantia Alexandrou (University of Cyprus)

Plenary

• Yoshinobu Kuramashi (Tsukuba University/CCS/AICS)

52. Conference opening

23/06/2014, 09:00

73. Hadron Structure

Dr Martha Constantinou (University of Cyprus)

23/06/2014, 09:15

Talk

74. Heavy Flavors

Chris Bouchard (The Ohio State University)

23/06/2014, 10:00

Talk

75. Recent results on topology on the lattice (in memory of Pierre van Baal)

Prof. Michael Mueller-Preussker (Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin)

23/06/2014, 11:15

Talk

76. Finite Temperature (\mu=0)

Alexei Bazavov (University of California/University of Iowa)

23/06/2014, 11:45

Talk

77. K/pi physics

Prof. Nicolas Garron (Trinity College Dublin)

24/06/2014, 09:00

Talk

78. Validity of ChPT -- is M_\pi=135MeV small enough ?

Dr Stephan Durr (Wuppertal University / Juelich Forschungszentrum)

24/06/2014, 09:45

Talk

88. Multigrid for Lattice QCD

Prof. Andreas Frommer (University of Wuppertal)

24/06/2014, 10:15

Talk

93. Few-body physics

Dr Raul Briceno (JLab)

24/06/2014, 11:15

Talk

Few-body hadronic observables play an essential role in a wide number of processes relevant for both particle and nuclear physics. In order for Lattice QCD to offer insight into the interpretation of few-body states, a theoretical infrastructure must be developed to map Euclidean-time correlation functions to the desired Minkowski-time few-body observables. In this talk, I will first review...

81. Hadronic Interaction

Dr Takeshi Yamazaki (KMI-Nagoya)

24/06/2014, 11:45

Talk

82. Simulation in Astrophysics

Dr Anthony Mezzacappa (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

26/06/2014, 09:00

Talk

83. Beyond the Standard Model

Yasumichi Aoki (Nagoya University)

26/06/2014, 09:45

Talk

89. FNAL E989 and g-2

Dr Brendan Casey (Fermilab)

26/06/2014, 11:00

Talk

85. Inclusion of isospin breaking effects in lattice simulations

Dr Antonin Portelli (University of Southampton)

26/06/2014, 11:30

Talk

86. Quark masses

Dr Francesco Sanfilippo (University of Southampton)

26/06/2014, 12:00

Talk

87. Hadron Spectroscopy

Prof. Sasa Prelovsek (University of Ljubljana)

27/06/2014, 09:00

Talk

84. New algorithms for finite density QCD

Dr Denes Sexty (Institut für Theoretische Physik, Universität Heidelberg)

27/06/2014, 09:45

Talk

79. Wilson flow and renormalization

Dr Alberto Ramos (NIC @ DESY, Zeuthen)

27/06/2014, 10:15

Talk

80. Wilson Award

27/06/2014, 11:15

90. Hidden exact symmetry in graphene

Prof. Tetsuya Onogi (Osaka University)

27/06/2014, 11:45

Talk

The emergence of massless Dirac fermion in graphene has attracted attention in recent years due to the remarkable features. The tight-binding honeycomb lattice hamiltonian to explain this feature has a close analogy with "the staggered fermion" which is widely used in lattice gauge theory. Employing the position space formalism developed in lattice gauge theory, we reformulate the...

92. Lattice QCD with purely imaginary sources at zero and non-zero temperature.

Prof. Massimo D'Elia (University of Pisa & INFN)

28/06/2014, 08:30

Talk

94. QPACE 2 and Domain Decomposition on the KNC

Prof. Tilo Wettig (University of Regensburg)

28/06/2014, 09:00

Talk

I will give an overview of QPACE 2, which is a custom-designed machine based on Intel Xeon Phi processors, developed by Regensburg University in collaboration with Eurotech (Italy/Japan). I will also discuss our high-performance implementation of a domain-decomposition-based solver on the Xeon Phi and present benchmarks of its strong-scaling behavior.

148. Measurement of thermodynamics using Gradient Flow

Prof. Masakiyo Kitazawa (Osaka University)

28/06/2014, 09:30

Theoretical Developments

Talk

We propose a novel method to define and calculate the energy-momentum tensor (EMT) in lattice gauge theory on the basis of the Yang-Mills gradient flow. Using this method, we measure the thermodynamics of SU(3) gauge theoy on fine lattices with lattice size up to 64^3x18. The numerical results with small lattice spacing confirm our previous findings; the expectation values of the EMT...

95. Long Distance Effects from the Lattice

Prof. Chris Sachrajda (University of Southampton)

28/06/2014, 10:30

Talk

97. Conference Closing

28/06/2014, 11:15