An der Universität Zürich erhält ein Projekt aus der theoretischen Physik den begehrten ERC Advanced Grant. (Bild UZH)
An der Universität Zürich erhält ein Projekt aus der theoretischen Physik den begehrten ERC Advanced Grant. (Bild UZH) In the coming years, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN will multiply its data set by a factor of 20, enabling precision measurements for a large number of elementary particle reactions. To interpret these precision data and use them to determine fundamental constants of nature, the theoretical description of these measured quantities must be just as accurate. Supported by the ERC Advanced Grant "TOPUP - Theory of Particle Collider Processes at Ultimate Precision', UZH professor Thomas Gehrmann, together with a team of four postdocs and two PhD students, will develop new analytical, algebraic and numerical methods for precision calculations in particle physics and apply them to specific particle reactions. ERC Advanced Grants 2021. for the project "TOPUP - Theory of Particle Collider Processes at Ultimate Precision? - Funding amount 2.5 million euros (EUR 2,459,915) - Department of Physics, University of Zurich - Mail
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