Stan Brodsky: Main research interests

I am interested in virtually all areas of perturbative and nonperturbative QCD, especially novel hadronic and nuclear phenomenology. This includes many topics that can be tested at PANDA-GSI in anti-proton interactions, such as intrinsic charm effects, color transparency, non-universal antishadowing, novel quarkonium phenomena, anomalous angular distributions in lepton pair production, single-spin asymmetries, diffraction, exclusive channels, commensurate scale relations, and anomalous higher twist effects.

AdS/QCD and Light-Front Holography can now be used to predict hadronic wavefunctions and the QCD coupling in the nonpertubative domain. This should lead to new research possibilities and new predictions that can be tested at PANDA-GSI.

Several of my recent talks discuss details of these QCD tests at PANDA and the underlying theory: http://www.slac.stanford.edu/grp/th/lectures/Chile_10LFH_sjb1.pdf

• Panda Workshop. Turin, Italy.  "Novel Anti-Proton QCD Physicsand New Insights from AdS/QCD" Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.   June 17, 2009
• GSI-FAIR Workshop, Prerow, Germany. "Novel QCD and Nuclear Physics at FAIR". October 11, 2009
• High Energy Physics in the LHC Era, Third International Workshop. Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria. Valparaiso, Chile. "Light-Front Holography:  New Approximation to QCD" Part 1, Part 2.  January 4-8, 2010
• High Energy Physics in the LHC Era, Third International Workshop. Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria. Valparaiso, Chile.  "The Conformal Template for QCD".  January 4-8, 2010
• Institute for Nuclear Theory. University of Washington. Seattle, WA.  Workshop on Hadron Phenomenology. "AdS/QCD and Novel QCD Phenomena" Part 1, Part 2.  November 10, 2009

• From Particles And Partons To Nuclei And Fields: An International Workshop And Symposium In Celebration Of Al Mueller's 70th Birthday. Columbia University, New York SPIRES Conf Num: C09/10/23.  "New Horizons in QCD" Part 1, Part 2.   October 23, 2009