Opening and welcome

• David Lin (NYCU)

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳)

Extending the Range and Precision of Lattice Flavourdynamics

• Christopher Sachrajda (University of Southampton)

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳)

Light-cone distribution amplitudes of pion and kaon from the HOPE method

• David Lin (NYCU)

Extracting the TMD soft function and CS kernel from the lattice

• Wayne Morris (NYCU)

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳)

Parton Distribution Functions from Tensor Network calculations

• Manuel Schneider (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU))

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳)

Cool dense QCD and in-homogeneous phases (a.k.a. chiral spirals)

• Semeon Valgushev (NTHU)

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳) We discuss dense cool QCD where a region with spatially inhomogeneous condensate might emerge. In that case, QCD phase diagram may exhibit a Lifshitz regime, which can appear either instead of, or in addition to Critical End Point. We study the Lifshitz regime using a combination of large-N expansion and numerical lattice simulations of an effective O(N) sigma model. We find evidence that quantum fluctuations disorder inhomogeneous condensate (”chiral spirals”) and give rise to unusual quantum spin-liquid phase. We also discuss how this novel phase can be detected experimentally.

Dispersive analysis of excited glueball states

• Hsiang-nan Li (Academia Sinica)

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳)

Pion and Kaon PDFs constrained by Drell-Yan and J/Psi Production

• Wen-Chen Chang (Academia Sinica)

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳)

Closing and discussion for the next TQCD

• David Lin (NYCU)

Room: Lecture theatre 2 (第二演講廳)