Conveners
Friday Plenary Session
- Dmitri Fedorov (Aarhus University)
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Prof. Karin Schönning (Uppsala University)04/08/2023, 09:00Invited Talk
During the last few years, our understanding of the proton size has increased tremendously thanks to efforts from theorists as well as dedicated experiments. Recent progress for the neutron triggers the question: What is the role of flavor in the strong interaction dynamics, that governs the femtometer structure of hadrons? With their strange quark content, the hyperons offer the perfect...
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Javier Vijande (University of Valencia)04/08/2023, 09:35Invited Talk
In this contribution we present a rather personal overview of the most important results regarding the stability and general properties of states formed by two quarks and two antiquarks from the perspective of the constituent quark model (CQM). We will focus most part of the discussion on the different approaches that can be find in the literature for describing double-heavy four quark states,...
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Harald W. Griesshammer (George Washington University)04/08/2023, 10:10Invited Talk
A consistent nonrelativistic Effective Field Theory exists for which the scattering length $a$ is large and the effective range $r_0$ is large in magnitude but negative. Such systems can for example be found in heavy mesons. Observables depend then only on the universal ratio $\xi=2r_0/a$, with $|r_0|$ fixing the overall distance scale. The two-body scattering amplitude displays two shallow...
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