EMMI Rapid Reaction Task Force: Impact of Vector Mesons on the studies of the 3D structure of the nucleon

Europe/Berlin
774/R-013 (CERN)

774/R-013

CERN

Bakur Parsamyan (Organisation Europeenne pour la Recherche Nucleaire (CERN)(CERN)), Harut Avakian, Patrizia Rossi (Jefferson Lab)
Beschreibung

Participation in the RRTF is by invitation only.

The EMMI Rapid Reaction Task Force (RRTF) meeting, titled
“Impact of Vector Mesons on the Studies of the 3D Structure of the Nucleon,”
will be held at CERN from 15 to 18 June 2026.

In accordance with the RRTF framework, this strategic working meeting is designed to bring together a focused group of world-leading experts to address a specific scientific challenge: the significant and often complicating role of diffractive vector mesons (VMs) in the interpretation of 3D nucleon structure data. While hadron production in Deep Inelastic Scattering (DIS) is a primary tool for mapping quark-gluon dynamics through TMDs and GPDs, the presence of exclusive VMs can substantially modify multiplicities and spin asymmetries, potentially biasing phenomenological extractions.

The primary goal of this RRTF is to move beyond the standard conference format and establish a unified theoretical and experimental roadmap. Participants will engage in intensive discussions and collaborative problem-solving to define rigorous strategies for VM subtraction and to develop the next generation of Monte Carlo and AI-based tools required for high-precision data interpretation at facilities such as JLab and the future EIC.

The scientific programme will focus on the following topics:

  1. Theory of vector-meson production

  2. Experimental measurements of vector mesons in leptoproduction and Monte Carlo development

  3. Identifying the critical path for helicity-amplitude extractions using Artificial Intelligence tools: LOGISTIC and SCOPE

 

Format:
The meeting will consist of informal presentations and extended round-table working sessions aimed at producing a final RRTF report.

Duration:
The workshop will span four days, concluding on Thursday, 18 June.
Friday, 19 June is reserved exclusively for the Organizing Committee to synthesize the working-group results, finalize the draft RRTF report, and outline the follow-up publication.

Attendance:
Participation is by invitation only to ensure a focused and productive environment for these high-level technical discussions.

Workshop Organizers:
H. Avagyan, B. Parsamyan, P. Rossi

                                               

 

 

 

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Meeting ID: https://cern.zoom.us/j/61202587876?pwd=gf2E6ozEaYuFTbqOWmkt43ZIO16ah0.1
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Information for participants

 

 

Instructions for speakers

Symposium talks

Such a presentation is targeting a general audience, consisting of many doctoral students and postdocs. It should have an extended general introduction, summarize the present status and point out open issues and possible future developments.

Duration: 40 minutes + discussions

 


RRTF talks

Such a presentation is targeting a more specialized audience. A brief introduction should be given. Emphasis should be given to latest developments, open issues and possible future developments. 

Duration: 30 minutes + discussion

 

Anmeldung
Registration
    • Open Symposium: Session 1 774/R-013

      774/R-013

      CERN

      • 09:15
        Registration
      • 1
        Welcome and RRTF Scope
        Sprecher: Bakur Parsamyan (Organisation Europeenne pour la Recherche Nucleaire (CERN)(CERN)), Harut Avakian, Patrizia Rossi (Jefferson Lab)
      • 2
        The role of Vector Mesons in studies of non-perturbative QCD
        Sprecher: Harut Avakian
      • 3
        Spin structure functions and exclusive contributions
        Sprecher: Alessandro Bacchetta (University of Pavia and INFN)
    • 11:00
      Coffee break 774/R-013

      774/R-013

      CERN

    • Open Symposium: Session 2 774/R-013

      774/R-013

      CERN

      • 4
        HERMES results on exclusive processes
        Sprecher: Aram Movsisyan
      • 5
        The Impact of Vector Meson Production on Multiplicities and Azimuthal Asymmetries in Unpolarized SIDIS
        Sprecher: Vendula Benesova
      • 6
        Analysis of Vector Mesons: Modeling and extraction in terms of helicity amplitudes
        Sprecher: Derek Glazier
    • 13:00
      Lunch Break 774/R-013

      774/R-013

      CERN

    • Open Symposium: Session 3 774/R-013

      774/R-013

      CERN

      • 7
        he Role of Longitudinal Photons in the Factorization of Hard Scattering Processes
        Sprecher: Leonard Gamberg (Penn State University Berks)
      • 8
        Modeling Vector Meson Production within the Stringspinner Framework
        Sprecher: Albi Kerbizi (Lund University and INFN Trieste)
      • 9
        Helicity Amplitude Formalism for Vector Meson Leptonic Decays in Photoproduction
        Sprecher: Alessandro Pilloni (UniME & INFN CT)
    • 16:00
      Coffee break 774/R-013

      774/R-013

      CERN

    • Open Symposium: Session 4 774/R-013

      774/R-013

      CERN

      • 10
        Theoretical Uncertainties and Systematic Effects in Exclusive Vector Meson Production
        Sprecher: Kornelija Passek-Kumerički
      • 11
        The PARTONS Framework: Integrating GPD Models into Event Generators for Exclusive Processes
        Sprecher: Paweł Sznajder
      • 12
        GENESIS proposal: AI-Driven Framework for Direct Extraction of Theoretical Parameters from Raw Detector Data
        Sprecher: Yaohang Li
    • 18:30
      Monday Coctail receiption 500 "Glass-box"

      500 "Glass-box"

      CERN

    • Experimental Working Group: Session 1 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Goal: Identifying critical challenges in existing data (ZEUS, HERMES, COMPASS, JLab) and defining the necessary requirements for multi-dimensional extraction.
      Format: 20' talks and general discussion

      • 13
        Focus Points: Comparison of recent exclusive VM measurements across facilities
        Sprecher: Aram Movsisyan, Bakur Parsamyan (Organisation Europeenne pour la Recherche Nucleaire (CERN)(CERN)), Harut Avakian
    • 11:00
      Coffee break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • Experimental Working Group: Session 2 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Goal: Identifying critical challenges in existing data (ZEUS, HERMES, COMPASS, JLab) and defining the necessary requirements for multi-dimensional extraction.
      Format: 20' talks and general discussion

    • 12:30
      Lunch Break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • Experimental Working Group: Session 3 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Goal: Identifying critical challenges in existing data (ZEUS, HERMES, COMPASS, JLab) and defining the necessary requirements for multi-dimensional extraction.
      Format: 20' talks and general discussion

      • 15
        Round table: Cross-Facility Consistency and Systematic Challenges in SDME and Helicity Extractions
    • 16:00
      Coffee break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • Experimental Working Group: Session 4 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Goal: Identifying critical challenges in existing data (ZEUS, HERMES, COMPASS, JLab) and defining the necessary requirements for multi-dimensional extraction.
      Format: 20' talks and general discussion

      • 16
        Round table: Cross-Facility Consistency and Systematic Challenges in SDME and Helicity Extractions
    • MC Development & Theory: Session 1 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Moving toward a robust MC simulations and a consistent theoretical roadmap

    • 11:00
      Coffee break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • MC Development & Theory: Session 2 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Moving toward a robust MC simulations and a consistent theoretical roadmap

      • 18
        Topical Focus: Theoretical Frameworks and Phenomenological Models for VM Production
        Sprecher: Alessandro Bacchetta, Alessandro Pilloni (Messina University and INFN Catania), Feng Yuan, Igor Akushevich, Leonard Gamberg (Penn State University Berks), Shohini Bhattacharya
    • 12:30
      Lunch Break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • MC Development & Theory: Session 3 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Moving toward a robust MC simulations and a consistent theoretical roadmap

      • 19
        Round Table: From Theory to Simulation: Integrating Phenomenological Models into High-Precision MC Frameworks
    • 16:00
      Coffee break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • MC Development & Theory: Session 4 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Moving toward a robust MC simulations and a consistent theoretical roadmap

      • 20
        Round Table: From Theory to Simulation: Integrating Phenomenological Models into High-Precision MC Frameworks
    • 18:30
      Conference Dinner Bois Joly restaurant

      Bois Joly restaurant

    • Strategy & Deliverables: Session 1 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Outlining the final RRTF report and roadmap for current and future studies.

      • 21
        Free Discussion: 1) Addressing missing measurement 2) Coordination of MC development 3) Development of common tools for validation of extracted helicity amplitudes and SDME

        Free Discussion:
        1) Addressing missing measurement
        2) Coordination of MC development
        3) Development of common tools for validation of extracted helicity amplitudes and SDME

    • 11:00
      Coffee break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • Strategy & Deliverables: Session 2 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Outlining the final RRTF report and roadmap for current and future studies.

      • 22
        Strategic Session: Drafting the outline for the EPJA publication and final report
    • 12:30
      Lunch Break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • Strategy & Deliverables: Session 3 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Outlining the final RRTF report and roadmap for current and future studies.

      • 23
        Strategic Session: Drafting the outline for the EPJA publication and final report
    • 16:00
      Coffee break 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

    • Strategy & Deliverables: Session 4 892-1-D20

      892-1-D20

      CERN

      Outlining the final RRTF report and roadmap for current and future studies.

      • 24
        Strategic Session: Drafting the outline for the EPJA publication and final report.
    • 17:30
      BBQ Prevessin BBQ area

      Prevessin BBQ area

      CERN