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ELTE Fizikai Intézet

                                ORTVAY KOLLOKVIUM

                    2015. december 10., csütörtök, 15:00-kor
                Az ELTE Pázmány Péter s. 1/A alatti épületében
                           földszinti 0.81 előadóban

        Raju Venugopalan (Theory Group, Brookhaven National Laboratory)

                        "The glue that binds us all:
        imaging matter below the Fermi scale with an Electron-Ion Collider"

        /2015-ös Zimányi Nehézionfizikai Téli Iskolával közös előadás/

Kivonatos ismertetés:
A future Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) will probe the structure of strongly 
interacting matter down to distance scales as small as 10-18 meters 
(thousandth of a Fermi), with luminosities a hundred to a thousand times 
brighter than a previous such collider. High resolution images of the momentum,
spatial, spin and orbital distributions of gluons and sea quarks in light 
and heavy nuclei will become available, many of these as first measurements. 
We outline how these images will help resolve outstanding puzzles in our 
understanding of the many-body dynamics of quarks and gluons that fundamentally
make up the structure of nearly all visible matter in the universe.