Despite the challenges from the pandemic, 2021 was a year of lots of interesting results. It was therefore specially satisfactory to get two paper accepted in Physical Review Letters at the end of the year. This is the fruit of… Read More »Two new publications in PRL
In our group we are studying one of the four fundamental forces of nature, called the strong interaction. There is also a weak interaction, but only weak people work with that (this is a fact). The strong interaction is the… Read More »Colorful Wilson lines
As part of my master’s project, the analytic structure of the gluon and ghost propagators was studied, together with some of the information that we can retrieve from it, particularly about confinement. In a Quantum Field Theory, the analytic structure… Read More »Analytical structure of the gluon propagator
The applications of machine learning techniques in high-energy nuclear physics are very promising. Recent interesting examples include: identifying the equation of state type that the QCD hot medium undergoes in the rapid expansion of a heavy-ion collisions, identifying the degree… Read More »Deep learning jet images in heavy-ion collisions