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SUMMARY:Artificial Intelligence Assisted Studies on Nuclear Matter and Neu
 tron Stars
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Yongliang Ma（马永亮） (Nanjing University)\n\n
 Abstract:\nFor a long time\, exploring the properties of strongly interact
 ing matter has been a frontier and hot topic in particle physics and nucle
 ar physics. Progress in this field is of great significance for revealing 
 the fundamental symmetries of the strong interaction and their breaking me
 chanisms\, the origin of nucleon mass\, the phase diagram structure of QCD
 \, and other fundamental questions. In recent years\, the accumulation of 
 high-precision nuclear physics experimental data\, extensive observations 
 of compact stars\, and the detection of gravitational waves from neutron s
 tar mergers have provided opportunities for solving or advancing some impo
 rtant problems. The development of artificial intelligence technology has 
 provided efficient means for massive data processing\, parameter space sea
 rch\, equation solving\, and comprehensive analysis of results. In this ta
 lk\, I will discuss some progresses made by my group on the properties and
  microscopic structure of nuclear matter based on data-driven artificial i
 ntelligence technology.\nBiography:\nMa Yongliang is a professor and docto
 ral supervisor at Nanjing University. He received his Ph.D. in Science fro
 m the Institute of Theoretical Physics\, Chinese Academy of Sciences\, in 
 2006. He subsequently conducted postdoctoral and research work at the Univ
 ersity of Tübingen in Germany and Nagoya University in Japan. After retur
 ning to China in 2014\, he served successively as a professor at Jilin Uni
 versity and a professor at the Hangzhou Institute for Advanced Study\, Uni
 versity of Chinese Academy of Sciences\, and is currently a professor at N
 anjing University. His research mainly focuses on chiral effective field t
 heory\, the microscopic structure of compact stars\, gravitational waves f
 rom binary neutron star mergers\, and the application of artificial intell
 igence to compact star matter and compact star properties.\nHost: Prof. We
 i Wang\nAlternative online link：https://meeting.tencent.com/dm/YXaBnRhPm
 Tkm\nID: 789771209   Password: 123456\n\nhttps://indico-tdli.sjtu.edu.cn/
 event/5416/
LOCATION:5#/6th-603 - Meeting Room 603 (Science Building)
URL:https://indico-tdli.sjtu.edu.cn/event/5416/
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