Conférence : "Properties and phase structure of the strongly interacting matter " - Volker Koch (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

Abstract :At very  high temperature and density matter is expected to be composed of quarks and gluons the building blocks of hadrons and nuclei. In my lecture I will discuss what we know about the properties of this strongly interacting matter. Similar to water, which has a phase transition other than steam, it is expected that strongly interacting matter undergoes a phase transition from hadrons to quarks and gluons. In my lecture, I will discuss these ideas and how one may be able to identify such a phase transition in experiment and present the latest status of this endeavor.

Conférence uniquement en anglais

Speaker: Volker Koch, Senior Physicist,  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Area of Interest : Quantum Physics - Astronomical and Space Sciences - Mathematical Physics - Nuclear Physics - Particle Physics - NSD-Nuclear Theory