24–30 nov. 2019
Centre Moulin Mer
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

Session

Hadronic physics

27 nov. 2019, 09:00
Centre Moulin Mer

Centre Moulin Mer

Route du centre nautique, 29460 Logonna-Daoulas www.moulin-mer.fr/ https://goo.gl/maps/zfearb173UxabXPFA (English) The centre is located at about 30 minutes drive from Brest. We will provide transport from Brest airport and train station to the centre Moulin Mer. The shuttle will leave the airport at 18h30 and the station at 19h on the 24th November and arrive at the airport at 8h and the station at 8h30 on the 30th November. (Français) Le centre est situé pas loin de la ville de Brest. Il y aura une navette entre l'aéroport/la gare et le centre Moulin Mer. La navette partira de l'aéroport à 18h30 et de la gare à 19h le 24 novembre et arrivera à l'aéroport à 8h et à la gare vers 8h30 le 30 novembre.

Présidents de session

Hadronic physics: Session I

  • Maxime Guilbaud (SUBATECH)

Hadronic physics

  • Il n'a pas de président de session pour ce bloc

Documents de présentation

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  1. Maxime Guilbaud (IPNL)
    27/11/2019 09:00
  2. Chun Lu Huang (IPNO)
    27/11/2019 09:30

    The ALICE Collaboration focuses on studying the matter at extremely high temperature and density created by heavy-ion collisions in the laboratory. This state of matter is called quark-gluon plasma (QGP) and is made of deconfined quarks and gluons. The QGP is thought to exist for the first few microseconds after the Big Bang. During the collision, many particles are produced, in particular the...

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  3. M. Guillaume Falmagne (LLR), Guillaume Falmagne
    27/11/2019 10:00

    Heavy (beauty and charm) quarks are very valuable probes of the quark-gluon plasma created in heavy ion collisions, because they experience the whole evolution of the medium. They can also help understanding the dynamics of hadronization, and how they are affected by the interaction with the medium. In this context, the B_c meson is an interesting and new probe, that could both give new...

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  4. Robin Caron (Université Paris-Saclay (FR))
    27/11/2019 11:00

    ALICE experiment at LHC studies through ultra-relativistic heavy ion collisions, a deconfined state of matter, the Quark Gluon Plasma (QGP). This state raises many questions about mechanisms of strong interaction and the cohesion of matter. Moreover, QGP is an extremely hot and dense state that behaves more like a nearly ideal, strongly interacting fluid and it can represents the universe at...

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  5. Ophélie Bugnon
    27/11/2019 11:30

    In 2015, the ALICE collaboration reported the first excess in the yield of $J/\psi$ at very low transverse momentum ($p_T<0.3\ GeV/c$) in the forward rapidity region ($ 2.5 < y <4 $) in peripheral Pb-Pb collisions at $\sqrt{s_{NN}} = 2.76$ TeV at the CERN LHC. [1] The coherent photo-production was proposed as the potential underlying physics mechanism. This mechanism is the main responsible...

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  6. Guillaume Taillepied (LPC Clermont)
    27/11/2019 12:00

    The measurement of the Z and W production cross sections in heavy-ion collisions allow to probe the internal structure of the nucleus and constrain the nuclear Partonic Distribution Functions. The work presented here is based on data from proton$-$lead collisions at $\sqrt{s_{_{\rm NN}}}$ = 8.16 TeV recorded with ALICE.

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