Mainz University is named after fifteenth-century printer Johannes Gutenberg, who revolutionized printing with movable types. © JGU Mainz
Mainz University is named after fifteenth-century printer Johannes Gutenberg, who revolutionized printing with movable types. © JGU Mainz
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Lattice 2013

The 31st International Symposium on Lattice Field Theory will be held at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany from Monday 29th July to Saturday 3rd August 2013. 

The annual lattice symposium brings together a global community of researchers from theoretical particle physics and beyond, who employ numerical and computational methods to study the properties of strongly interacting physical systems, above all Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD), the theory describing the interactions of quarks and gluons.

Topics will include studies of the spectrum and structure of hadrons, lattice studies of matter under extreme conditions, hadronic contributions to weak decay amplitudes, as well as recent developments in simulation algorithms and computer hardware. Participants will come from all over the globe, with a particularly strong representation from Europe, the US and Japan.

Further information for interested parties can be found in the first circular, or using the navigational elements above and below.

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