Regio2021
8-12 November 2021
Online
published May 16, 2022
Online
published May 16, 2022
The International Collaboration "Regional Doctoral Program in Theoretical and Experimental Particle Physics" (RDP) has organized an annual PhD school and Workshop "Aspects of Symmetry" on November 8-12, 2021. This continues the series of events, which are organized in Georgia/Armenia every year since 2013, see here and here for more information.
In the previous years, most of the students participating in the PhD school represented the countries from the region (Georgia, Armenia, Iran, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, etc.). The lecture courses on different topics were delivered by well-known experts in these fields from leading Universities worldwide.
This year (like in the previous year), the event was held fully online, due to the present situation with the COVID-19 pandemic. The PhD school was held on November 8-9. Three lecture courses (1.5 hrs each, including discussion), focused mainly on the search of physics beyond the Standard Model at the precision frontier:
- Ulf-G. Meißner (Uni. Bonn & FZ Jülich) "Symmetries and their realization"
- Andreas Wirzba (FZ Jülich) "Strong CP Problem"
- Jörg Pretz (RWTH Aachen University & FZ Jülich) "Polarization measurements for Electric Dipole Moment and Axion/ALP searches"
The scientific workshop was held on November 10-12. The topics addressed encompassed different fields and included, in particular,
- Symmetries and interactions in QCD
- Symmetries and searches for BSM physics: theory and experiment
- Symmetries in integrable systems and their applications in field theory and gravity
For more information on the event, please visit our website.
Editorial Board
- Andro Kacharava
Forschungszentrum Jülich, Institut für Kernphysik - Thomas Mannel
Siegen University - Ulf-Gerrit Meißner
HISKP, Bonn University and IAS-4, FZ Jülich - Armen Nersessian
Yerevan Physics Institute - Akaki Rusetsky
HISKP, University of Bonn and Tbilisi State University - Mirian Tabidze
TSU, Georgia
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Event weighting vs. Event Counting
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Strong CP Problem
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Charmonium production in pp collisions at the LHC
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The KM3NeT project and Tier2 computing at Tbilisi State University
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Higher order QCD corrections for neutral B-meson oscillations
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Symmetries at Null Boundaries: 3-dimensional Einstein gravity
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Supersymmetric extensions of oscillator- and Coulomb-like systems
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Maxwell fish eye and Luneburg profiles for polarized light
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Precision tests of fundamental symmetries with $\eta$ and $\eta$' decays
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Symmetries of the entropy balance condition for the universe
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Constraining the Nucleon EDM due to BSM on the Lattice
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Axions in Baryon Chiral Perturbation Theory
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On the Wilson loops in 2D tight-binding models
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Electric Dipole Moment Measurements at Storage Rings
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LIGO signals from mirror world
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A two-potential formalism for the pion vector form factor
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Topology and symmetry in carbon nanoribbons
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Klein-Gordon field dynamics on near horizon extremal Myers-Perry black hole
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Study of Prompt Gamma emission in $^{12}C (p, p' \gamma) C^{12}$ nuclear reactions close to a Bragg Peak
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Null Surface Thermodynamics
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Supersymmetric Cubic Interactions For Lower Spins From "Higher Spin" Approach
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Elliptic, hyperbolic, complex gamma functions and QFT in various dimensions
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Transfer matrix formulation of stationary scattering in 2D and 3D: A concise review of recent developments
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RG flows between $W_3$ minimal models
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Paving a path from the refined Chern-Simons to the topological strings
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Commutator of higher spin gauge transformation
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