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Nuclear fission as Brownian motion

Organizers：Dr. Jørgen Randrup

Date：May 7, 2026, Thursday, 10:30 AM

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Speaker: Dr. Jørgen Randrup, Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratorTime: May 7, 2026, Thursday, 10:30 AMLocation: Lecture Hall 9409Abstract：Nuclear fission is a rich physical phenomenon involving strong, electromagnetic, and weak interactions, and it displays classical as well as quantum features. In addition to its many practical aspects, fission is also of basic scientific interest. For example, the ...
Study on the charmmed Baryons with Novel Technology in the BESIII Experimment

Organizers：Prof. Xiaorui Lyu

Date：Apr. 14, 2026, Tuesday 10:30 AM

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Speaker: Prof. Xiaorui Lyu, University of Chinese Academy of SciecesTime: Apr. 14, 2026, Tuesday 10:30 AMLocation: Lecture Hall 9409Abstract:Charm baryons were first discovered at Brookhaven National Laboratory in the United States in 1975, and their research has spanned nearly half a century. However, numerous challenges and open questions remain in both experimental and theoretical studies of charm ...
Heavy quarks production in high energynuclear collisions: past, present and future

Organizers：Prof. Ionut Cristian Arsene, University of Oslo

Date：Apr. 7, 2026, Tuesday 10:30 AM

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Speaker: Prof. Ionut Cristian Arsene, University of OsloDate: Apr. 7, 2026, Tuesday 10:30 AMLocation: Lecture Hall 9409Abstract:The nuclear collisions at relativistic energies constitute the only method to study the deconfined nuclear matter in controlled laboratory conditions.Heavy quarks are produced abundantly in these collisions and are a valuable tool for the understanding of both the micro- and ...
Chiral nuclear forces and ab initio calculations of nuclear structure

Organizers：rof. Fu-Rong Xu (许甫荣)

Date：Mar.17,2026, Tuesday 10:30 AM

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Nuclear structure theory began in the 1930s with the liquid-drop model, but even today most nuclear physics models are still in the phenomenological stage. It was only from the beginning of the 21st century, with the proposal and development of chiral effective field theory (Chiral ...
Origin of Mass and Scattering Amplitudes:from Higgs to Pauli, Kaluza-Klein, and Chern-Simons

Organizers：Prof. Hong-Jian He

Date： Dec.15,2025,Monday 10:30 AM

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

The Origin of Mass is a most profound puzzle in physics. In this talk, I first discuss the origin of mass fromthe 4d Higgs mechanism of the standard model (S), especially, the mass-generation of light neutrinos(introduced by Pauli) in connection to the right-handed neutrinos ...

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