About
Dr. Stephen Jones is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics, specializing in high-energy theoretical physics. His research focuses on quantum chromodynamics (QCD), Higgs boson production, and scattering amplitudes at colliders.
- Affiliation: Department of Physics
- Academic Rank: Associate Professor
His work includes precision calculations for particle production processes, development of computational tools like pySecDec, and applications of machine learning in event generation. Publications highlight contributions to two-loop amplitudes, electroweak corrections, and exclusive vector meson production in collider experiments.
Recent trends in his research emphasize:
- Next-to-leading order QCD corrections for diboson production
- Top quark mass effects in Higgs-associated processes
- Landau singularities in scattering amplitudes
- Machine learning integration for multi-loop integral calculations
He actively collaborates on software development for high-energy physics simulations and participates in standard model precision studies at TeV colliders.
