169 papers
This paper demonstrates that analyzing two-particle correlations in ultra-relativistic ultra-central ion-ion collisions provides a robust method for imaging ground-state two-body correlations in light nuclei, offering a superior alternative to traditional low-energy approaches based on Kumar operators.
This paper presents comprehensive perturbative QCD baseline predictions for cold nuclear matter effects in light-ion collisions at LHC energies, demonstrating that while these effects induce significant suppressions with large uncertainties, specific multi-cross-section ratios can effectively cancel these uncertainties to enhance the sensitivity to quark-gluon plasma signatures.
This paper derives exact evolution equations for spin potentials in perfect-fluid spin hydrodynamics on Grozdanov's hyperbolic () expanding background, revealing distinct dynamical features such as stronger spin localization and oscillatory azimuthal decay that differentiate it from the well-known Gubser flow.
This paper derives the one-point energy correlator for deep inelastic scattering in the small- limit using the Color Glass Condensate framework, demonstrating that it serves as a clean, nonperturbative-free probe of gluon saturation dynamics with significant nuclear suppression effects relevant to the future Electron-Ion Collider.
This paper investigates how the Weinberg angle, a fundamental parameter in the Standard Model that may vary with environmental conditions, influences the Fermi coupling constant and consequently determines the initial neutron abundance in Big-Bang nucleosynthesis and the neutron lifetime.
This paper demonstrates that the Serreau–Tissier replica sector in Yang–Mills theories can dynamically generate a Gribov–Zwanziger-type horizon functional through the expansion of the Faddeev–Popov determinant, thereby providing a microscopic mechanism for the emergence of the Gribov scale that yields either a Curci–Ferrari mass or a refined Gribov–Zwanziger decoupling propagator depending on the replica symmetry phase.
This paper presents predictions for the scattering observables and femtoscopic correlation functions of the and systems within two theoretical frameworks constrained by heavy-flavor resonances, revealing that while strong-interaction models exhibit significant differences, the inclusion of repulsive Coulomb effects largely suppresses the sensitivity of correlation functions to these underlying strong dynamics.
This study demonstrates that the charge-weak form factor difference in Ca and Zr is highly sensitive to the isovector spin-orbit interaction due to specific shell structures, whereas Pb and Ni remain insensitive, thereby guiding a strategic approach to use parity-violating electron scattering on these distinct nuclei to separately constrain the isovector spin-orbit strength and the symmetry energy slope.
This paper demonstrates that the symmetric and broken phases of scalar theory are related by a sign flip of the quartic coupling through the construction of interacting saddle point expansions, a finding that recovers known phase diagram results for dimensions below four and potentially offers new insights for four dimensions.