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01-3-1135-2019/2023
Priority:1
Status: In-progress

Fundamental Interactions of Fields and Particles


Leaders:     D.I. Kazakov
O.V. Teryaev

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

Issues addressed and main goals of research:
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 and theoretical support of NICA/SPD program.
    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 MPD/NICA program .
    Theoretical support of a wide range of current and future experiments at JINR, IHEP, CERN, GSI, JLab and other physics centers.

Expected main results in the current year:
  • Angular analysis of rare three-body B-meson's decays aimed for studying of the discovery potential for certain New Physics scenarios at modern and future B-factories.

    The calculation and the analysis of the structure of the high-order contributions to the RG quantities in SM extensions with additional scalars.

    Completion of the calculation of virtual corrections to the set of integrals over two-, three- and four-particle phase-space in massless QCD.

    Evaluation of two-point two-loop Feynman diagrams containing Elliptic structure in the form of Elliptic Polylogarithms.

    Evaluating a class of two-loop three-point functions, having inverse binomial form for the inverse mass expansions, in the terms of Goncharov polylogariths.

    Calculation of the three-loop corrections to the photon and fermion self-energy in the framework of the reduced Quantum Electrodynamics.

    Study of the critic behavior of 3-dimensional QED in the first three orders of 1/Nf-expansion.

    Investigation of the Landau-Khalatnikov-Fradkin transformation in the case of the reduced Quantum Electrodynamics.

    Exploration of the semi-analytic approach for the transverse momentum dependent parton densities.

  • Completion of the analysis of the phenomenological impact of radiative corrections to QCD Sum Rules for distribution amplitudes of (pseudo)scalar and (longitudinal and transverse) vector mesons and the corrections to the pion transition form factor at N 2LO.

    Study of the additional contributions of the oscillation terms of the scattering amplitude at different energies in the elastic proton-proton and proton-antiproton scattering.

    Lattice Investigations of hadron structure, more specifically spin content of nucleons and hyperons.

    Calculation of the transition form factors related to the pion-nucleon collision with producing the photon and nucleon and the nucleon gravitational form factor C(t) within the Light-Cone Sum Rules approach including NLO(QCD)-term and all twist contributions.

    Determination of the polarized parton distribution functions and fragmentation functions in hadrons incorporating transverse momentum of the quarks (Boer-Mulders, Sivers, Collins) with the use of the experimental data on the difference cross sections and asymmetries in SIDIS

    Study of Z(N) symmetry and thermodynamic properties of meta-stable states at very high temperature relevant to Heavy-Ion Collision and Early Universe Cosmology.

    Calculation of quark-gluon contributions to exclusive Drell-Yan process for different traetments of imaginary phases.

  • Development of tools for calculation of three-loop quark diagrams describing the W-exchange contri-bution to the nonleptonic two-body decays of the single- and doubly charmed baryons.

    Calculation of branching ratios of the decays accessible experimentally and comparison of the tree level and W-exchange contributions.

    Study of the exotic Y(4260) meson as a four-quark state having molecular structure and calculation of its strong decays.

    Investigation of the properties of scalar, axial-vector and tensor mesons, dominant radiative transitions of excited charmonium states and calculation of their decay widths in the framework of quark models with analytical confinement.

    Investigation of the properties of dense hadron matter, calculation of the mass spectrum, decay con-stants and analysis of the dynamics of exotic hadrons and heavy glueballs.

    Analysis and theoretical studies of new experimental data (at CERN, GSI, BES-III) for heavy baryon decays.

    Calculation of one and two loop diagrams of self-energy for a bound Dirac electron in the two-center problem in the Furry representation without expansion in terms of the strength of the binding energy .

    Calculation of parameters of the hyperfine splitting of the spectral lines of the pure rotational transition in the molecular ion HD+ in order Z6. That will allow to improve atomic masses of deuteron and proton from comparison with experiment and to achieve a new level of relative precision of 10 -11 in testing quantum electrodynamics in the three-body sector, which is one order of magnitude better than from the previous results.

  • Study phase transitions in quark matter at zero temperature and nonzero isospin density.

    Study of the phenomenon of string breaking in dense quark matter in QCD-like theories.

    Investigation of Confinement/deconfinement phase transition is gluon plasma. In particular, study of nonzero angular velocity influence on the confinement/deconfinement critical temperature, properties of the system above deconfinement.

    Investigation of transport properties of quark-gluon plasma at nonzero density by means of QCD lattice simulations at imaginary chemical potential and analytically continuation of calculated transport coefficients to real chemical potential.

    Study of statistical and thermodynamical properties of dense hadronic matter within the domain model of QCD vacuum, in various regimes of hadronic, mixed and quark-gluon phases.

    Fluctuations of particle number, charge and charged-to-neutral particle ratio in a pion-enriched gas will be studied in grand canonical and canonical ensembles including finite-size effects and particle interactions. The results will be applied to the description of the nuclear systems produced in heavy-ion collisions at RHIC and LHC energies.

    Application of non-extensive statistics to description of relativistic heavy ion collisions.

    The PHSD model will be extended to include mean-field potentials acting on fermions and bosons. This will allow for a quantitive comparison of various relativistic mean-field models in application to heavy-ion collisions.

    Particle flow pattern (directed flow) and vorticity of a medium produced in nucleus collisions at NICA energies will be investigated within the three-fluid hydrodynamics approach. The problems of initial thermalization and light fragment production at NICA energies will be considered.

    Development of a unified quark-hadron equation of state fulfilling constraints from Lattice QCD thermodynamics and compact star astrophysics. Extraction of properties of the low-temperature, high-density equation of state from phenomenology of compact stars, their mergers and supernova explosions; implications for the existence of a critical endpoint in the QCD phase diagram.

  • Systematic study of the low-energy meson dynamics in tau lepton decays within effective models of strong interactions.

    Elaboration of contributions to the physical programs of future collider experiments including the Super Charm-Tau Factory and the FCCee projects.

    Development of new techniques for evaluation of polarized and unpolarized nucleon structure and fragmentation functions and applications to the experimental data analysis.

    Application of effective low-energy QCD models to describe the equation of state of hadronic matter in compact stars.

    A theoretical analysis of the forthcoming experimental data on the muon anomalous magnetic moment.

    Further development of the Monte-Carlo neutrino generator GENIE, release 3: incorporation of a superscaling model SuSAM* for neutrino-nucleus interactions at intermediate energies and of an extended model for resonance pion neutrinoproduction on nucleons and nuclei; detailed statistical analysis of the modern accelerator data on neutrino-nucleus interactions;for tuning the generator;writing the user manual.

    Development of the theory of neutrino propagation through an inhomogeneous matter which includes the mixing with sterile neutrinos and takes into account neutrino absorption and refraction. Development of a C++ code for analysis of data from the Baikal megaton neutrino telescope GVD.

    Further work within the international collaboration NOvA. Analysis of the data from near neutrino detector using the so-called "JINR model" for neutrino-nucleus interactions. Incorporation of the newest releases of the GENIE package into the NOvA software.

List of Activities
  Activity or experiment Leaders
 
    Laboratory or other
  Division of JINR
  Main researchers
1. Quantum field theory and physics
beyond the Standard Model
D.I. Kazakov
A.V. Gladyshev
A.V. Bednyakov
  BLTP
 
A.N. BaushevA.T. BorlakovCh.R. DasV. GnatichA.V. KotikovG.A. KozlovL. MizhishinV.A. NaumovA.V. NesterenkoA.I. Onishenko A.F. PikelnerR. RemetskyD.M. TolkachevS.I. VinitskyA.A. VladimirovR.M. Yakhibbaev5 students
  LIT
 
V.P. GerdtO.V. Tarasov
  DLNP
 
V.A. BednyakovYu.A. BudagovE.V. HramovL.V. KalinovskayaL.G. TkachevE.V. Yakushev
2. QCD parton distributions for
modern and future colliders
I.V. Anikin
O.V. Teryaev
  BLTP
 
V.V. Byt'yevM. Deka A.V. EfremovS.V. GoloskokovD.B. KotlorzY.A. KlopotS.V. MikhailovA.A. PivovarovG.Yu. Prokhorov A.G. OganesyanO.V. SelyuginA.J.SilenkoN.I. Volchanskiy6 students
  VBLHEP
 
Yu.I. IvanshinA.P. NagaitsevI.A. SavinR. Tsenov
  DLNP
 
A.V. Guskov
3. Strong interactions phenomenology
and precision physics
M.A. Ivanov
V.I. Korobov
A.E. Dorokhov
  BLTP
 
A.BArbuzovD. AlvarezA.K. BekbaevYu.M. BystritskyS.M. EliseevC. GanboldS.B. GerasimovA.N. IsadykovL. Martynovich K. NurlanH.-P. PavelA.A. OsipovA.V. SidorovYu.S. SurovtsevZh. TyulemisovM.K. VolkovS.A. Zhaugasheva5 students
4. Theory of Hadronic Matter under
extreme conditions
D. Blaschke
V.V. Braguta
E.E. Kolomeitsev
S.N. Nedelko
  BLTP
 
D.E. Alvarez-CastilloN.Yu. AstrakhantsevT. BhattacharyyaM. DekaS. DorkinA.E. DorokhovA.V. FriesenA.A. GolubtsovaM. Hnatic M. Hasegawa Yu.B. IvanovE.-M. IlgenfritzL. KaptariA.S. KhvorostukhinA.Yu. KotovK. MaslovV.S. MelezhikA.V. Nikolsky S. PandiatA. ParvanA.M. SnigirevV.D. TainovO.V. TeryaevV.D. ToneevV.E. VoroninD. VoskresenskyG.M. Zinoviev4 students
  LIT
 
A.S. AyriyanH. GrigorianYu.L. KalinovskyE.G. Nikonov
  VBLHEP
 
O.V. RogachevskyV. Voronyuk
5. Theory of electroweak interactions
and neutrino physics
A.B. Arbuzov
V.A. Naumov
F. Simkovic
  BLTP
 
A. BabicA.V. BednyakovYu.M. BystritskiyV.V. Byt'yevA.E. DorokhovM.I. KrivoruchenkoK.S. KuzminA.F. Pikel'nerD.S. Shkirmanov G. SeylkhanovaI.A. Sokal'skiy1 student
  VBLHE
 
I.D. KakorinV.A. Zykunov
  DLNP
 
Ye.V. DydyshkoL.V. KalinovskayaD.V. NaumovO.N. PetrovaR.R. SadykovA.A. SapronovO.Yu. SmirnovV.I. Tretyak2 students

Collaboration
Country or International
Organization
City Institute or Laboratory
Armenia Yerevan Foundation ANSL
RAU
Azerbaijan Baku IP ANAS
Belarus Minsk BSU
INP BSU
IP NASB
JIPNR-Sosny NASB
Gomel GSTU
GSU
Bulgaria Sofia INRNE BAS
SU
Canada Corner Brook MUN
Montreal UdeM
CERN Geneva CERN
Chile Valparaiso UV
China Beijing PKU
Lanzhou IMP CAS
Wuhan WIPM CAS
Czech Republic Prague CTU
CU
IP CAS
Rez NPI CAS
Finland Helsinki UH
France Lyon UCBL
Metz UPV-M
Montpellier UM2
Paris UPMC
Saclay IRFU
SPhN CEA
DAPNIA
Georgia Tbilisi RMI TSU
TSU
Germany Berlin FU Berlin
HU Berlin
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
Mainz HIM
JGU
Munich LMU
Regensburg UR
Rostock Univ.
Tubingen Univ.
Wuppertal UW
Zeuthen DESY
Hungary Budapest ELTE
Wigner RCP
ICTP Trieste ICTP
Italy Naples INFN
Padua UniPd
Pavia INFN
Pisa INFN
Trieste SISSA/ISAS
Turin UniTo
Japan Tokyo Meiji Univ.
Tokyo Tech
UT
Kyoto Kyoto Univ.
Nagoya Nagoya Univ.
Tsukuba KEK
Kazakhstan Nur-Sultan BA INP
Almaty FAPHI
INP
Mexico Cuernavaca UNAM
Mongolia Ulaanbaatar IPT MAS
New Zealand Hamilton Univ.
Norway Trondheim NTNU
Poland Krakow NINP PAS
Kielce JKU
Lodz UL
Otwock (Swierk) NCBJ
Wroclaw ITP UW
Portugal Coimbra UC
Republic of Korea Seoul SNU
Daegu KNU
Cheongju CBNU
Russia Moscow IBRAE
IMM RAS
ITEP
LPI RAS
MSU
MI RAS
PFUR
SCC RAS
SINP MSU
Moscow, Troitsk INR RAS
Belgorod BelSU
Chernogolovka LITP RAS
Gatchina NRC KI PNPI
Irkutsk ISDCT SB RAS
Ivanovo ISÑ RAS
ISU
Kazan KFU
Novosibirsk BINP SB RAS
IM SB RAS
Omsk OmSU
Perm PSNRU
Protvino IHEP
Rostov-on-Don SFedU
St. Petersburg SPbSU
SPbSPU
Samara SSU
SU
Saratov SSU
Sarov VNIIEF
Tomsk IHCE SB RAS
TSU
Tver TvSU
Yoshkar-Ola VSUT
Serbia Belgrade Univ.
Slovakia Bratislava CU
IP SAS
Kosice IEP SAS
Spain Santiago de Compostela USC
Valencia UV
Sweden Lund LU
Switzerland Bern Uni Bern
Ukraine Kiev BITP NASU
Dnipro DNU
Kharkov NSC KIPT
Lutsk EENU
Lviv IAPMM NASU
IFNU
Sumy SumSU
United Kingdom London Imperial College
QMUL
Canterbury Univ.
USA New York, NY CUNY
RU
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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