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After the discovery of the Higgs boson, the LHC has entered the exploratory phase. Improving our quantitative understanding of the Standard Model is essential in the coming year, as it could be the key to the discovery of new physics. Recent years have witnessed remarkable progress in making sophisticated predictions for QCD processes, driven both by the demand of experiment and the advances in theory. This school invites leading experts in the field to lecture on theory topics that are of fundamental importance for the success of the precision program at the LHC. Besides lectures, we will also host a small number of research talks to discuss the latest progress in the field.
Invited lecturers:
Simon Badger (Durham): Scattering Amplitudes
Lance Dixon (SLAC): Role of QCD at the LHC and Beyond
Stefan Hoeche (SLAC): Parton Showers
Pier Monni (CERN): Resummation
Raoul Roentsch (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology): Infrared Subtraction
Lorenzo Tancredi (CERN): Feynman Integrals
For more information, please contact:
HuaXing Zhu: zhuhx@zju.edu.cn
Han Hong: honghan@zju.edu.cn