The four experiments at the LHC test QCD predictions with their measurements in ultra-relativistic  proton—proton (pp),  proton—nucleus and nucleus—nucleus collisions, and in particular, they are interested in the measurement of the properties of the quark-gluon plasma (QGP) created in heavy-...

Quantum Chromodynamics (OCD), the fundamental theory of the strong interaction; predicts a rich phase structure of matter under extreme conditions of temperature and density. Understanding phase transitions in strongly interacting matter is central to exploring the behavior of QCD in such ...

The most powerful means of exploring, nature at small length scales is through the use of particle colliders Colliders smash particles together at high energies, briefly producing new particles through quantum fluctuations, which then decay into complicated sprays of energy in surrounding detectors....

I'd diseuss several topical issues in hadronic weak decays which can serve as a useful probe forunderstanding the internal structure of hadrons in the non-perturbative regime.

Abstract: The search for the QCD critical point in heavy ion collisions requires the inclusion of fuctuations in hydrodynamicsimulations of Quark-Gluon Plasma (OGP). Schwinger-keldysh Efiective Field Theory (SK-EFT) systematically incorporatesthese fluctuations, extending beyond classical hydrodynamics, which only accounts for dissipation. After a brief review of SK-EF'T, we highlight several of its predictions that have been recently confirmed by experiments. Finally, we discuss further SKEFT predictions that may