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Multi-particle reactions play a pivotal role in a wide range of phenomena, from understanding and determining the spectrum of quantum chromodynamics to probing rare processes that serve as stringent tests of the Standard Model of particle physics. This workshop aims to bring together researchers from various subfields of nuclear and particle physics, including lattice QCD, amplitude/phenomenological analysis, effective field theory, and few-/many-body methods.
The primary goals are to showcase cutting-edge research, explore innovative ideas at the intersection of these disciplines, foster collaboration among experts, and enhance the potential for groundbreaking discoveries.
The topics that will be covered include:
- Lattice QCD studies and related formalism,
- scattering theory,
- Effective field theories (SMEFT, ChiPT, ...),
- Ab-initio methods for light and medium nuclei,
- phenomelogical/experimental analysis of hadron spectroscopy & low-energy nuclear reactions,
- rare electroweak decays,
- novel techniques for studying strongly-interacting theories.
