9th MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS MEETING:
School and Conference on Modern Mathematical Physics

18 - 23 September 2017, Belgrade, Serbia




Kalemegdan

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Abstracts

Magdalena Djordjevic

Quark-gluon plasma tomography

Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP) is a primordial state of matter, which consists of interacting free quarks and gluons. QGP likely existed immediately after the Big Bang, and this extreme form of matter is today created in Little Bangs, ultrarelativistic collisions of heavy nuclei at RHIC and LHC experiments. Studying the QGP created in these collisions may enable us to learn about the properties of matter at its most basic level.

QGP physics is a new, interdisciplinary, scientific field, which combines modern nuclear physics, high energy physics and plasma physics. In this talk, we will give a brief overview of the QGP, as well as introduce our theoretical approaches to study this exciting new form of matter.


Organizer:

Institute of Physics Belgrade
(University of Belgrade)

Belgrade, Serbia


Co-organizers:

Mathematical Institute
(Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts)

Belgrade, Serbia

and

Faculty of Mathematics
(University of Belgrade)

Belgrade, Serbia


E-mail: mphys9@ipb.ac.rs