Logunov Institute for High Energy Physics (Protvino, Moscow region, Russia) of National Research Centre "Kurchatov Institute" is organizing the XXXVI International Workshop on High Energy Physics “Strong Interactions: Experiment, Theory, Phenomenology”, July 23-25, 2024.
The purpose of this Workshop is to highlight and review the most pressing problems in the field of hadron physics associated with QCD (lattice QCD, (non) perturbative QCD, statistics and thermodynamics of strongly interacting matter, diffractive scattering) as well as relevant experimental data.
To this end the workshop will consist of invited talks only and a 1-hour discussion session after each working day with a summary from the discussion leader will be arranged.
Dear Colleagues,
We kindly ask you to submit the abstract of your talk (at least in a condensed form) via this web-page (or via e-mail, in case of problems).
This would help us to arrange the program and the corresponding discussions in advance.
Topics to be discussed
- QCD (lattice, (non) perturbative, effective models)
- Statistics and thermodynamics of strongly interacting matter
- Diffractive scattering
- Experimental data on hadron physics
- Historical aspects of strong interactions theory
Wishes to speakers
- As one can see from the program, our Workshop concerns various fields sometimes very different from each other, both conceptually and in technical terminology.
- That is why we would like to avoid excessive diversification and to try to preserve to a certain extent the unity of the high energy physics community.
- In this regard, we would like to ask all speakers, if possible, to kindly avoid, if possible, details that are understandable only to a narrow circle of deeply involved experts and to make the presentation simpler and clearer (thus more interesting!) to a wider circle of participants.
- We also believe that it would be of great importance to give, at least in a concise way, the conceptual motivation of your subject.
We are aware that this task can be rather difficult, so in no way the above wishes are mandatory and every speaker is, certainly, free to deliver her/his talk according to her/his own desire and convenience.
Wishes to discussion leaders
- It is assumed that each session will end with a general discussion (near one hour).
- The discussion is led by the discussion leader.
- The first part is assumed to be devoted to additional questions which bear a conceptual character, which are collected by technical coordinators and then sent to the discussion leader. It is meant that during the talk time only technical short questions not bearing a conceptual character are admitted. This is regulated by the chairperson.
- In the second part the discussion leader is asked to give a brief summary of the session's reports and a brief description of the most important unresolved problems related to the topic of the session.
- The allocation of time for discussion and summary is left to the discretion of the discussion leader.
- Additional wishes to discussion leaders:
The hour of discussion is divided into three parts.
1. Conceptual questions to speakers of the session(s) from the
audience.
2. A short summary from the discussion leader for each of the talks of
the session(s).
3. General summary of the state of affairs and prospects.
Topic(topics) - at the choice of the discussion leader, but relevant to at least one talk of the session(s).
The distribution of time among the above parts is at the choice of the presenter.
Structure of the workshop
- Participation will be available both in person and online.
- Speakers by invitation only.
- Two sessions with 4-5 invited talks of 40 minutes duration and 5 minutes for
questions (additional time is possible by request) and debates of a current character after each talk will be arranged every day. - In the evening one hour will be devoted to moderated open discussion of relevant general problems.
- Only registered participants can follow the sessions and take part in the discussions.
- Proceedings of the workshop will be published in Physics of Elementary Particles and Atomic Nuclei of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR, Dubna)
The session summaries are envisaged to be placed jointly in the arXiv (hep-ph).
IMPORTANT DATES
- June 08, 2024 - end of abstract submission
- June 13, 2024 - end of presentation submission
- June 30, 2024 - end of registration
- July 23, 2023 - start of the Workshop
Participation
Participation with review talks is by invitation of the Organizing Committee.
In the case of a proactive request the decision is made by the Organizing Committee.
The sessions will be online by appropriate software and also in person.
