MLL-Kolloquium: Dr. Hee-Sok Chung (Physik Department T30f, TUM): Collinear Factorization Approaches to Heavy Quarkonium Production
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Europe/Berlin
Lecture Hall (ground floor west) (LMU building, Garching, Am Coulombwall 1)
Lecture Hall (ground floor west)
LMU building, Garching, Am Coulombwall 1
Description
Collinear factorization theorems of QCD are widely used in predictions for processes involving large momentum-transfer. Applications of these theorems range from exclusive and inclusive production of hadrons to production of heavy or energetic particles in high-energy hadron collisions. In exclusive and inclusive production of heavy quarkonia, collinear factorization theorems can be combined with effective field theories such as nonrelativistic QCD to constrain the non-perturbative degrees of freedom. In this presentation, I will discuss how collinear factorization theorems apply to heavy quarkonium production and consider factorization-violating effects related to the heavy quark mass.