References in preparation for the Summer School can be found on the CTEQ Pedagogical Page

Introduction to the Parton Model and Perturbative QCD	(D.E. Soper, Oregon)
Focused Introductory Reviews:
Deeply Inelastic Scattering	(W.-K. Tung, Michigan State)
Lepton Pair and Weak Boson Production	(G. Sterman, SUNY Stony Brook)
Production and Evolution of High Energy Jets	(N. Varelas, U. Illinois, Chicago)
Heavy Quark Production	(F. Olness, Southern Methodist U.)
In-depth Analysis and Phenomenology:
Nucleon structure:
Global fitting of distributions [2]	(D. Stump, Michigan State U.)
Polarized parton distributions	(A. Deshpande, SUNY Stony Brook)
Soft Partons:
Small-x in DIS	(G. Contreras, Cinvestav-Merida, Mexico)
Cosmic ray showers	(A. Dumitru, Frankfurt)
Jets and Their Evolution:
Jets at e+e- final states	(W. Gary, U.C. Riverside)
Jets at hadron colliders	(A. Korytov, U. Florida)
Heavy Quarks and Quarkonia:
CP violation in B decays	(V. Sharma, U.C. San Diego)
Heavy quark decays and the limits of the SM	(M. Neubert, Cornell U.)
QCD tools for interpreting heavy meson decays	(M. Neubert, Cornell U.)
New Physics:
Beyond the standard model [2]	(G. Kribs, Institute for Advanced Study)
Searching for BSM signal [2]	(T. Han, Wisconsin)
Higgs physics and QCD	(D. de Florian, U. Buenos Aires, Argentina)
QCD in extreme conditions	(R. Seto, U.C. Riverside)
Neutrino Oscillations	(A. Gago, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru)
Electroweak Vector Bosons:
Lepton pair and weak boson production	(D. de Florian, U. Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Photons in Large Momentum Transfer Processes	(J. Owens, Florida State U.)
Event Generators and Monte Carlos:
Basics of event generators	(S. Mrenna, Fermilab)
NLO tools for colliders	(D. Wackeroth, SUNY at Buffalo)
How to do NLO calculations, simplified	(M.E. Tejeda-Yeomans, U. Sonora, Mexico)







Program Committee:

Arturo Fernandez, Arnulfo Zepeda, and Members of the CTEQ Collaboration




CTEQ Organizing Committee:

Terry L. Grozis and Jorge G. Morfin, Fermilab
Cynthia Keppel, Jefferson Lab. and Hampton U.
Steve Kuhlmann, Argonne National Lab.
Davison Soper, University of Oregon
George Sterman, SUNY, Stony Brook




Local Organizing Committee:

Lorenzo Diaz, Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla
Arturo Fernandez (Chairman), Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla
Rebeca Lopez, Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla
Mauro Napsuciale, Universidad de Guanajuato
Arnulfo Zepeda, Cinvestav



To apply for the school please return the application form, TOGETHER with your curriculum vitæ and publication list, by e-mail, post or Fax to the address listed on the application form. To complete your application package, please have one letter of reference sent to the same address. Please note that enrollment will be limited to 80 participants.

A registration fee of $400 covers the participant's portion of lodging as well as breakfast and evening meal for the duration of the School.

e-mail to TGROZIS@FNAL.GOV,
post, or
FAX to



Ms. Terry L. Grozis
CTEQ School
Fermilab - M.S. 205
P.O. Box 500
Batavia, Il 60510

Fax (630) 840-2194


Application Form

• PDF version
• Text version

Registration and General Information

Available when participants have been selected and notified.

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Members of the CTEQ Collaboration

E. Berger - Argonne Lab.	R. Brock - Michigan State U.
J. Collins - Penn State U.	J. W. Gary - U.C. Riverside
W. Giele - Fermilab	J. Huston - Michigan State U.
C. Keppel - Jefferson Lab. and Hampton U.	S. Kuhlmann - Argonne Lab.
J. G. Morfín - Fermilab	S. Mrenna - Fermilab
F. Olness - Southern Meth. U.	J. Owens - Florida State U.
J. Pumplin - Michigan State U.	J. Qiu - Iowa State U.
H. Schellman - Northwestern U.	J. Smith - SUNY Stony Brook
D. Soper - U of Oregon	G. Sterman - SUNY Stony Brook
Daniel Stump - Michigan State U.	W.K. Tung - Michigan State U.
N. Varelas - U. Illinois/Chi.	J. J. Whitmore - Penn State U.
C.P. Yuan - Michigan State U.	D. Zeppenfeld - U. of Wisconsin

Sponsored by:

Argonne National Laboratory, Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, CERN, Conacyt, DESY, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. and National Science Foundation.

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