Maarten Golterman

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San Francisco State University

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Maarten Golterman is a professor at San Francisco State University in the United States. His research focuses on theoretical particle physics, particularly in the areas of quark-hadron duality, lattice chiral gauge theories, and hadronic processes. He has published recent articles examining the operator product expansion, improved spectral functions, and data-driven results regarding light-quark contributions to the muon g−2, among other topics.

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Conference: Matching Light Quarks to Hadrons; July 25, 2004-August 13, 2004; Benasque, Spain

Open Date: 2004-02-01

Close Date: 2005-01-31

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The XIV International Symposium on Lattice Field Theory; St. Louis, Missouri; June 4 - 8, 1996

Open Date: 1996-05-15

Close Date: 1997-04-30

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York University

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Maarten Golterman

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On the use of the operator product expansion in finite-energy sum rules for light-quark correlators

Strong coupling at the $\tau$-mass scale from an improved vector isovector spectral function

Quark-hadron duality and the determination of αs from hadronic τ decay: Facts vs myths

Power counting of the pion-dilaton effective field theory

Strong coupling from hadronic τ -decay data including τ→π−π0ντ from Belle

Data-driven results for light-quark connected and strange-plus-disconnected hadronic g−2 short- and long-distance windows

Data-driven estimates for light-quark-connected and strange-plus-disconnected hadronic g−2 window quantities

Conserved currents in five-dimensional proposals for lattice chiral gauge theories

Propagator Zeros and Lattice Chiral Gauge Theories

Data-Driven Determination of the Light-Quark Connected Component of the Intermediate-Window Contribution to the Muon g−2

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Kim Maltman

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