Mrinal Dasgupta

Mrinal Dasgupta is a Professor of Particle Physics at The University of Manchester, affiliated with the Theoretical Physics Group. His research focuses on theoretical aspects of particle physics, including quantum chromodynamics, hadron physics, and related areas. He has contributed to various research outputs, including articles in journals such as The Journal of High Energy Physics and Physical Review Letters. His work involves collaborations on projects related to particle theory and high-energy physics, with a particular emphasis on parton showers and resummation techniques.

Mrinal Dasgupta is a researcher in QCD particle physics, focusing on the theoretical and experimental analysis of jet substructure, non-global QCD observables, and boosted objects as probes of beyond the Standard Model physics. His work explores the resummation of logarithmic effects, non-perturbative QCD effects in jets, and the development of event generators for high-energy physics experiments. He has contributed to studies on transverse momentum distributions of Z/γ⁎ bosons, power corrections in deep inelastic scattering, and the logarithmic accuracy of parton showers. His research provides essential tools for understanding high-energy collisions at the LHC and Tevatron.