Abstract
This workshop brought together many experts working in quite different fields along the borderline of perturbative and non-perturbative QCD. The aim was to stimulate discussions and research projects bridging the gap between these different subfields. In my talk I tried to sketch a few topics which are both relevant and rather unsettled and thus are well suited to stimulated fruitful discussions. ...
Abstract
This workshop brought together many experts working in quite different fields along the borderline of perturbative and non-perturbative QCD. The aim was to stimulate discussions and research projects bridging the gap between these different subfields. In my talk I tried to sketch a few topics which are both relevant and rather unsettled and thus are well suited to stimulated fruitful discussions. These are: i) multiply-hard reactions at LHC energies and there relevance for using p + p as baseline for A + A physics, ii) open problems for parton distribution functions, iii) AdS/CFT as a new tool to investigate non-perturbative dynamics, and iv) The Chiral Magnetic Effect.
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