Strong Interactions

By: Maria Żurek and Markus Diefenthaler
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  • Strong Interactions is a podcast about exploring a new frontier in nuclear physics at the upcoming Electron-Ion Collider, by Maria Żurek and Markus Diefenthaler.
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Episodes
  • Lattice QCD, with Martha Constantinou

    Lattice QCD, with Martha Constantinou
    Nov 23 2024

    In our fourth episode of “Stories Straight from the Heart of Matter,” we discuss Lattice QCD—a method for calculating observables of the strong interaction using methods of statistical physics and advanced computing. We explore exactly how this works and the role Lattice QCD will play for the Electron-Ion Collider with our expert, Professor Martha Constantinou of Temple University.

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    30 mins
  • Parton Distribution Functions, with Tim Hobbs

    Parton Distribution Functions, with Tim Hobbs
    Nov 23 2022

    In our third episode of stories straight from the heart of matter, we talk about the connections between the Electron-Ion Collider and High-Energy Physics, in particular parton distribution functions. What are parton distribution functions or short PDFs, how we extract them, and why they are of importance for Nuclear and High-Energy Physics, we learn from our expert, Dr. Tim Hobbs of Argonne National Laboratory.
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    31 mins
  • Spin Structure, with Renee Fatemi

    Spin Structure, with Renee Fatemi
    Sep 1 2022

    In our second episode of stories straight from the heart of matter, we have talked about the spin on the proton and how we can study spin structure with our expert, Dr. Renee Fatemi from the University of Kentucky.

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    36 mins

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