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-====== Stefan Gieseke ======+===== Stefan Gieseke =====
  
 Research interests: The simulation of exclusive final states at colliders with Monte Carlo Methods.  Our research aims at the best possible description of all possible final states, first and foremost at the Large Hadron Collider but possibly also for collisions of electrons and positrons or hadrons when they are hit by cosmic particles at very high energies.  We improve the standard model description, mostly of the strong interaction (Quantum Chromodynamics, QCD) with systematic perturbative methods or with models for strong hadronic interactions. Research interests: The simulation of exclusive final states at colliders with Monte Carlo Methods.  Our research aims at the best possible description of all possible final states, first and foremost at the Large Hadron Collider but possibly also for collisions of electrons and positrons or hadrons when they are hit by cosmic particles at very high energies.  We improve the standard model description, mostly of the strong interaction (Quantum Chromodynamics, QCD) with systematic perturbative methods or with models for strong hadronic interactions.
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-====== Gudrun Heinrich ======+===== Gudrun Heinrich =====
  
 Research interests: Exploring the Higgs sector: Research interests: Exploring the Higgs sector:
 finding hints about New Physics through precision measurements requires finding hints about New Physics through precision measurements requires
 precision calculations, which we do both within and beyond the Standard Model. precision calculations, which we do both within and beyond the Standard Model.
-We also combine Effective Field Theory parametrisations of BSM +We combine Effective Field Theory parametrisations of BSM 
-effects with higher order corrections and perform phenomenological studies of anomalous couplings in the Yukawa and gauge boson sectors.+effects with higher order corrections and perform studies of anomalous couplings in the Yukawa and gauge boson sectors.
 Scattering amplitudes: we aim to largely automate the calculation of scattering amplitudes beyond one loop. An important aspect here is the numerical evaluation of multi-loop Feynman Scattering amplitudes: we aim to largely automate the calculation of scattering amplitudes beyond one loop. An important aspect here is the numerical evaluation of multi-loop Feynman
-diagrams, as well as a better understanding of the mathematical structure of scattering amplitudes.+diagrams, as well as a better understanding of their mathematical structure.
  
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-====== Frans R. Klinkhamer ======+===== Frans R. Klinkhamer =====
  
 Research interests: Fundamental aspects of quantum field theory, Research interests: Fundamental aspects of quantum field theory,
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-====== Milada M. Mühlleitner ======+===== Milada M. Mühlleitner =====
  
 Research interests: Collider physics, phenomenological investigations of models beyond the Research interests: Collider physics, phenomenological investigations of models beyond the
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-====== Dieter Zeppenfeld ======+===== Dieter Zeppenfeld =====
  
 Research interests: Collider physics; QCD corrections; effective field theories; models of electroweak symmetry breaking; phenomenological investigations of mixed QCD/electroweak processes in hadronic collisions, e.g. vector boson scattering, weak boson pair production, etc. Research interests: Collider physics; QCD corrections; effective field theories; models of electroweak symmetry breaking; phenomenological investigations of mixed QCD/electroweak processes in hadronic collisions, e.g. vector boson scattering, weak boson pair production, etc.
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