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01-3-1113-2014/2018
Priority:1
Status: In-progress

Theory of Fundamental Interactions


Leaders:     D.I. Kazakov
O.V. Teryaev
A.B. Arbuzov

Participating Countries and International Organizations:
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Canada, CERN, China, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Hungary, ICTP, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Mongolia, New Zeland, Norway, Poland, Republic of Korea, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, USA, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, Vietnam.

Scientific Programme:
The main aim of the research within the theme is the construction of theoretical models and their application to the description of properties of elementary particles and their interactions. This research includes the following directions of activity. The development of quantum field theory formalism in gauge and supersymmetric theories. Construction and investigation of the models of particle physics beyond the Standard Model. Theoretical support of experiments at the Large Hadron Collider on the search of new physics and the study of the properties of the Higgs boson. Calculation of radiative corrections to the processes of particle creation within the Standard Model and its extensions. Investigation of neutrino properties and neutrino oscillations. Investigation of the hadron properties within quantum chromodynamics and phenomenological quark models. Study of the hadron spin structure with the help of generalized and transverse momentum dependent parton distributions. Study of heavy quark properties and exotic hadrons. Lattice simulations for obtaining nonperturbative results in gauge theories. Investigation of dense hadronic matter and theoretical support of the program NICA. Theoretical support of a wide range of current and future experiments at JINR, IHEP, CERN, GSI, DESY and other physics centers.

Expected main results in 2017:
  • Calculation of ultraviolet divergences in maximally supersymmetric gauge theories in extra dimensions in all orders of perturbation theory.

    Theoretical analysis of SUSY searches at LHC in the framework of the MSSM and the NMSSM based on experimental data from ATLAS and CMS.

    Investigation of the effects due to radiative corrections in Drell-Yan processes after increasing LHC luminosity and beam energy.

    Studies of Q 2-evolution of the average gluon and quark jet multiplicities with the double-logarithm resummation taken into account.

    Investigation of high-energy asymptotics of the structure function F2 and its heavy quark parts.

    Development of the method of incorporation of strong corrections in to physical observables at an arbitrary order of QCD perturbation theory within the dispersive approach.

    Development of a twistor description for form factors and off-shell amplitudes in theories with extended supersymmetry.

    Study and calculation of anomalous dimensions of twist 2 operators in the case of ABJM and orbifold deformations of N=4 SYM within the quantum spectral curve approach.

    Studies of the dark matter problem in the framework of the Standard Model and beyond it, including its supersymmetric generalizations. Building of Minimal Consistent Dark Matter models. Development of the strategy of comparing/mapping of their parameters for results of searches.

  • Extraction of non-OPE QCD short string contributions to annihilation and decay processes using the standard and IR-modified couplings.

    Account for strange quark mass effects in the anomaly sum rules in space-like and time-like regions.

    Calculations for different mechanisms of exclusive Drell-Yan pairs production from NICA to LHC energies.

    Lattice calculations of transverse-momentum dependent distributions and hadron polarizabilities.

    Development of a complementary scheme of processing of low x data for spin-dependent structure functions based on truncated moments used.

  • Calculation of the hadronic light-by-light contributions to the muon anomalous magnetic moment in the leading and next-to-leading orders in the 1/Nc parameter.

    Investigation of meson creation at low energies at electron-positron beams.

    Calculations of widths of tau decays.

    Calculation of the contribution of anomalous quark-gluon chromomagnetic interaction to the single- and double- spin asymmetries for inclusive pion production in high energy proton-proton collisions.

    The glueball/Hybrid spectrum of the Hamiltonian of Dirac-Yang-Mills quantum mechanics of spatially constant fields, which constitutes to the lowest leading order in strong coupling, will be calculated with high precision for both the baby version of SU2 and the real case of SU3, using a systematic variational approach based on an orthonormal basis of trial states which are the exact analytical solutions of the corresponding harmonic oscillator problem.

  • Participation (continuation) in the tmfT Collaboration (finite temperature with twisted mass fermions) aimed at description of the quark-gluon thermodynamics including strange and charmed quarks and consideration of new observables indicating the crossover.

    Study of the phenomenology of topological defects (Z(3) walls and associated strings) with metastable Z(3) domains based on lattice QCD calculations.

    Investigation of the contribution of topological degrees of freedom (monopoles, dyons, vortices) to the properties of strongly interacting quark-gluon plasma.

    Investigation of the influence of the glueballs to the properties of sQGP above the deconfinement temperature in hot/dense nuclear matter.

    Study of the generation of vorticity in heavy-ion collisions and its effect on P-odd correlations of quarks and mesons in the NICA energy range.

    Investigation of the role of color degrees of freedom at the early stage of heavy-ion interactions within the model of Parton Hadron String Dynamics (PHSD), estimation of the intensity of chromoelectric and chromomagnetic fields created in collisions of relativistic heavy ions.

    Investigation of observable manifestations of the nonperturbative gluon fields (domain walls and nontopological solitons) in the collisions of relativistic heavy ions. Study of the influence of electromagnetic fields on the formation of a heterophase mixed phase within the domain model of the QCD vacuum.

    The THESEUS programme will be used to generate events at NICA energies. The research will concern mainly the study of the new EoS and transport coefficients. Study of hybrid EoS (equations of state) based on ab-initio nuclear EoS and non-local PNJL models in a wide range of densities, temperatures and isospin asymmetry, applications in the simulation of heavy-ion collisions and supernova collapse and in compact star phenomenology.

List of Activities
  Activity or Experiment Leaders
  Laboratory or other
Division of JINR
Main researchers
1.Standard Model and its extension D.I. Kazakov
A.B. Arbuzov
  BLTP A.V. BednyakovA.V. GladyshevA.V. Kotikov G.A. KozlovV.K. MitrjushkinV.A. Naumov A.D. PopovS.I. Vinitsky+ 5 students
  LIT
 
V.P. Gerdt
  VBLHEP
 
V.G. KrivokhizhinB.G. ShaythatdenovR.R. Ahunzyanov
  DLNP
 
D.Yu. BardinV.A. BednyakovL.B. Kalinovskaya
2. QCD parton distributions
for modern and future colliders
A.V. Efremov
O.V. Teryaev
  BLTP M. DekaS.V. GoloskokovS.V. Mikhailov A.V. NesterenkoA.V. RadyushkinO.V. Selyugin A.V. Sidorov+ 3 students
  VBLHEP
 
Yu.I. IvanshinI.A. Savin
  DLNP
 
L.L. NemenovL.G. TkatchevA.S. Khrykin
3. Physics of heavy and exotic hadrons A.E. Dorokhov
M.A. Ivanov
  BLTP I.V. AnikinG. GanboldS.B. Gerasimov S.M. EliseevN.I. KochelevV.I. Korobov V.A. MeshcheryakovS.N. NedelkoM.K. Volkov Yu.S. SurovtsevS.A. Zhaugasheva+ 5 students
  VBLHEP
 
Yu.A.PanebratsevM.V. TokarevV.A. Nikitin Yu.I. IvanshinI.A. SavinM.G. Sapozhnikov
  DLNP
 
V.A. BednyakovN.B. Skachkov
4. Hadron Matter under extreme conditions E.-M. Ilgenfritz
S.N. Nedelko
D. Blaschke
  BLTP D.E. Alvarez-CastilloA.A. GolubtsovaM. DekaA.E. Dorokhov A.V. FriesenM. HasegawaA.S. Khvorostukhin N.I. KochelevA. ParvanB.D. Rumiantsev O.V. TeryaevV.D. ToneevA.M. TruninV.E. Voronin + 3 students
  LIT
 
A.S. AyriyanH. GrigorianYu.L. KalinovskyZh.Zh. MusulmanbekovV. Voronyuk
  VBLHEP
 
V.D. KekelidzeA.G. LitvinenkoM.V. TokarevO.V. Rogachevsky
  DLNP
 
G.I. Lykasov

Collaboration
Country or International
Organization
City Institute or Laboratory
Armenia Yerevan RAU
Foundation ANSL
Azerbaijan Baku IP ANAS
Belarus Minsk INP BSU
JIPNR-Sosny NASB
Gomel BelSUT
GSU
GSTU
Bulgaria Sofia INRNE BAS
SU
Canada Montreal McGill
UdeM
Toronto U of T
CERN Geneva CERN
Chile Valparaiso UV
China Lanzhou IMP CAS
Wuhan WIPM CAS
Czech Republic Prague CTU
CU
IP ASCR
Rez NPI ASCR
Finland Helsinki UH
France Lyon UCBL
Metz UPV-M
Montpellier UM2
Paris UPMC
Saclay SPhN CEA DAPNIA
IRFU
Georgia Tbilisi RMI TSU
Germany Berlin FU Berlin
HUB
Aachen RWTH
Bielefeld Univ.
Bochum RUB
Bonn UniBonn
Dortmund TU Dortmund
Erlangen FAU
Hamburg DESY
Univ.
Heidelberg Univ.
Jena Univ.
Julich FZJ
Kaiserslautern TU
Karlsruhe KIT
Regensburg UR
Rostock Univ.
Mainz JGU
Munich LMU
Tubingen Univ.
Wuppertal UW
Zeuthen DESY
Hungary Budapest ELTE
Wigner RCP
ICTP Trieste ICTP
Italy Bari INFN
Naples INFN
Padua UniPd
Pavia INFN
Pisa INFN
Trieste SISSA/ISAS
Turin UniTo
Japan Tokyo UT
Tokyo Tech
Kyoto Kyoto Univ.
Nagoya Meiji Univ.
Nagoya Univ.
Tsukuba KEK
Kazakhstan Almaty APHI
INP
Astana BA INP
Mexico Cuernavaca UNAM
Mongolia Ulaanbaatar IPT MAS
NUM
New Zealand Hamilton Univ.
Norway Trondheim NTNU
Poland Krakow NINP PAS
Kielce JKU
Lodz UL
Lublin UMCS
Otwock-Swierk NCBJ
Republic of Korea Seoul SNU
Daegy KNU
Chongju CBNU
Russia Moscow IMM RAS
ITEP
LPI RAS
MSU
MI RAS
PFUR
SCC RAS
SINP MSU
Moscow, Troitsk INR RAS
Belgorod BelSU
Chernogolovka LITP RAS
Gatchina PNPI
Irkutsk ISDCT SB RAS
Ivanovo ISÑ RAS
ISU
Kazan KFU
Novosibirsk IM SB RAS
BINP SB RAS
Perm PSNRU
Protvino IHEP
Rostov-on-Don SFedU
St. Petersburg SPbSU
SPbSPU
Samara SSU
SSAU
Saratov SSU
Sarov VNIIEF
Tomsk TSU
IHCE SB RAS
Tver TvSU
Yoshkar-Ola VSUT
Serbia Belgrade Univ.
Slovakia Bratislava CU
IP SAS
Kosice IEP SAS
Spain Santiago de Compostela USC
Valencia UV
Switzerland Bern Uni Bern
Villigen PSI
Sweden Lund LU
United Kingdom London QM
Imperial College
Canterbury Univ.
Ukraine Kiev BITP NASU
Dnepropetrovsk DNU
Kharkov KFTI
Lutsk VNU
L'viv IAPMM NASU
IFNU
Sumy SumSU
USA New York, NY RU
CUNY
College Park, MD UMD
Lemont, IL ANL
Minneapolis, MN U of M
Norman, OK OU
Newport News, VA JLab
Philadelphia, PA Penn
University Park, PA Penn State
Uzbekistan Tashkent IAP NUU
NUU
Vietnam Hanoi IOP VAST

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