First complete numerical solution of BDMPS-Z equations for in-medium QCD splittings, going beyond soft, large-Nc and harmonic-oscillator approximations.
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A light-front Hamiltonian method evolves a quark through Glasma fields to obtain transverse momentum broadening and jet quenching consistent with classical scaling in saturation momentum.
Track functions exhibit model-dependent modifications to higher moments in heavy-ion jets, with RG flows qualitatively preserved, enabling discrimination between jet quenching pictures.
A quantum-circuit framework maps partonic cross-sections for multi-particle QCD processes in media, benchmarked on dipole formation and antenna radiation at leading order.
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In-medium QCD splittings beyond the soft, large-$N_c$ and harmonic-oscillator approximations all at once
First complete numerical solution of BDMPS-Z equations for in-medium QCD splittings, going beyond soft, large-Nc and harmonic-oscillator approximations.
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Light-front Hamiltonian jet evolution in the Glasma
A light-front Hamiltonian method evolves a quark through Glasma fields to obtain transverse momentum broadening and jet quenching consistent with classical scaling in saturation momentum.
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Mapping jet substructure in heavy-ion collisions with track functions
Track functions exhibit model-dependent modifications to higher moments in heavy-ion jets, with RG flows qualitatively preserved, enabling discrimination between jet quenching pictures.
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Quantum simulating multi-particle processes in high energy nuclear physics: dijet production and color (de)coherence
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