Speaker
Marc Illa
(University of Washington)
Description
Our understanding of the physics of baryonic systems containing strangeness is limited by the scarcity of experimental data. Aiming at alleviating this deficit is lattice QCD, a numerical approach to solve the complex dynamics of strongly interacting systems of hadrons and nuclei. In this talk I will present the results obtained by the NPLQCD collaboration for two octet-baryon systems, with strangeness ranging from 0 to -4, with findings that point to interesting symmetries observed in hypernuclear forces as predicted in the limit of QCD with a large number of colors, and also recent results from a variational study using a wide range of interpolating operators.
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Primary author
Marc Illa
(University of Washington)
