Ivan Horváth

Theoretical Particle Physics
Office: CP 388 Telephone: (859) 257-7147


Research Interests

The unifying theme of my research is the study of nonperturbative phenomena in particle physics. I intend to work towards building a detailed qualitative and quantitative picture of low energy QCD, but perspectively also to study subtle nonperturbative effects in electroweak theory and beyond. I view the use of lattice regularization as one of the most important tools for progressively achieving these goals. Consequently, various aspects of my work relate to subfields such as lattice field theory, lattice QCD, QCD vacuum structure, hadronic physics, critical phenomena and computational physics. I have also worked in the area of heavy ion phenomenology. The current source of excitement in my work is the study of QCD vacuum structure using new methods motivated by the recent availability of lattice chiral fermions.


Education and Experience

Selected Favorite Publications

Last updated on October 23, 2003

Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Kentucky