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Information × Registration Number 0222U002566, 0119U100767 , R & D reports Title New states of matter and effective interactions at the Large Hadron Collider experiments popup.stage_title Head Skalozub Volodymyr V., Доктор фізико-математичних наук Registration Date 14-02-2022 Organization Oles Honchar Dnipro National University popup.description2  The object of research is the collision of high-energy hadrons, heavy parts outside the Standard Model, quark-gluon plasma, lattice models of quantum field theory. The aim of the work is to develop new mathematical methods and programs that meet the needs of current experiments at LHC and new generation experiments. The tasks of the research work are constructing effective odd bosonic vertices in quark-gluon plasma with taking into account spontaneous generation of magnetic fields and A0-condensate generated by quark loops, constructing an effective Lagrangian of the scalar sector for the two-doublet Standard Model, studying critical indices and stability coefficients in lattice statistical models, describing long-range effects and nonhydrodynamic processes in plasma kinetics сonsistently, taking into account correlation effects as independent variables in the kinetics of electromagnetic field in medium, estimating the Z′-boson parameters and determining optimal integral scattering cross section of Z′-boson in different scattering processes at LHC by the methods of quantum field theory and quantum statistics. The results of the research work can be used to search for new elementary particles at modern accelerators, to study the mechanisms of magnetic field formation in the early Universe and in quantum chromodynamics, to study the critical state of matter, and to consider electromagnetic processes in nonequilibrium environments. Product Description popup.authors Borysenko Oleh A. Haldina Olexandra M. Dmytriiev Mykyta S Lyagushyn Sergiy F. Minaiev Pavlo E Reznikov Yevheniy V Skalozub Volodymyr V Sokolovsky Olexandr Yo Yarlik Volodymyr V popup.nrat_date 2022-03-09 Close