[Jlab-seminars] Today's Physics Seminar: Mark Strikman; “Resolving short range correlations in nuclei using high energy probes: status and perspectives”

[Stephanie Tysor]

*Physics Seminar*

*Mark Strikman*

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*Pennsylvania State University*

/“Resolving short range correlations in nuclei using high energy probes: 
status and perspectives”/

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*Abstract:*

/Hard high energy processes prove unique tools for resolving short-range 
correlations (SRC) in nuclei at several short space-timescales. This 
includes a precision determination of the nucleonic structure of two and 
three nucleon SRCs, and probing their quark – gluon structure. Since the 
high energy processes develop along the light cone the use of such 
processes requires development of the relativistic approaches for 
description of nuclei which resemble the QCD framework for description 
of quark-gluon structure of hadrons in QCD. We summarize the progress in 
the understanding of short-range nuclear structure of the last decade 
which is primarily due to the Jlab experiments. Weoutline 
severaldirections for the further studies of SRCs at Jlab which may lead 
to a series of new discoveries. Complementary studies in pA collisions 
at the LHC are also summarized//./

*Monday, December 08, 2014*

*11:00 am*

*CEBAF Auditorium*

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