[Theory-seminars] Cake seminar: Monday May 10th at 1:00PM
Christos Kallidonis
kallidoc at jlab.org
Sun May 9 09:53:25 EDT 2021
Dear all,
Tomorrow we will have a Cake Seminar, please see below for details:
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Bluejeans connection: https://bluejeans.com/801786278
Date and time: Monday May 10th, 2021, 1:00PM
Speaker: Xiaoxian Jing (Southern Methodist University)
Title: Deuteron Scattering Experiments in CTEQ-JLab and CTEQ-TEA Global QCD Analyses and Monte-Carlo pdf error set
Abstract: Experimental measurements in deep-inelastic scattering and lepton-pair production on deuterium targets play an important role in the flavor separation of $u$ and $d$ (anti)quarks in global QCD analyses of the parton distribution functions (PDFs) of the nucleon. I investigate the impact of theoretical corrections accounting for the light-nuclear structure of the deuteron upon the fitted $u, d$-quark, gluon, and other PDFs in the CJ15 and CT18 families of next-to-leading order CTEQ global analyses. The investigation is done using the $L_2$ sensitivity statistical method, which provides a common metric to quantify the strength of experimental constraints on various PDFs and ratios of PDFs in the two distinct fitting frameworks. In addition, I will also present some new results on the generation of the Monte-Carlo replicas, and discuss its connection with the Hessian representation in the in the framework of $L_2$ sensitivity.
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The recording archives of our seminars can be found here:
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Thanks, and see you all there!
Best regards,
Astrid, Christos, Filippo
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