Discovery through precision
I am a theoretical physicist working on high-energy precision phenomenology, currently employed as visiting lecturer at Southern Methodist University.
My research aims at gaining novel insight into the fundamental laws of nature through perturbative precision calculations across the scope of particle collider programs.
My research is at the interface of the technical theory community and the experimental analyses, and extends from higher-order multi-loop calculations to Monte-Carlo event generators relevant to experimental analyses, to lattice-matching calculations for crucial input parameters like PDFs and the strong coupling. The use of large scale numerical and computer algebra methods is part of my daily work.
August 2024: J. Campbell, T. Neumann, G. Vita, Projection-to-Born-improved Subtractions at NNLO, arXiv:2408.05265
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