The members of the international advisory committee of this workshop are:
F. Close (Rutherford), B. Frois (Saclay), S. Gales (Orsay), P. Hoyer
(Nordita), P. Kienle (Garching), G. Van Middelkoop (Nikhef), E. de
Sanctis
(Frascati), B. Schoch (Bonn), I. Sick (Basel), W. Weise (Munchen), P.
de
Witt Huberts (Nikhef).
This workshop is supported by CEA and IN2P3.
PRACTICAL ORGANISATION
Participation at the School is by invitation. The number of participants
will be limited to 120.
The conference fee of the workshop is 2000FF. This fee includes 5 lunches and 2 dinners at the Palais du grand large and the proceedings of the workshop.
Housing will be in hotels or in a cheap housing place. The price are (breakfast included ):
REGISTRATION TO THE ELFE WORKSHOP
People who wish to receive an invitation to the ELFE WORKSHOP should
return the form appended at the end of this announcement to
stmalo@phnx7.saclay.cea.fr
as soon as possible.
For practical arrangement, please contact S. Noguera (Valencia), noguera@vm.ci.uv.es.
As we decided during our last meeting in St-Malo, this meeting is intended to gather ALL the post-docs of our network in order to brief them on the goals and the programme of the network, as well as to strenghen (or initiate) contacts between them.
A tentative agenda could be:
Also senior members of each team are welcome. I would insist that each node of our network is represented by at least one senior member, and of course the TMR postdoc.
Could you let me know, at your earlier convenience, your suggestions on the tentative programme and who, from your team, will attend the meeting.
Meeting on
Dear Colleagues,
As you already know our meeting will be held from Jan. 23-25, 1997. On Thursday, Jan. 23, we will meet in the Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Heidelberg, Philosophenweg 19, 69120 Heidelberg. On Jan. 24 and 25 we will stay in the Internationales Wissenschaftsforum Heidelberg (IWH), Hauptstr. 242, 69117 Heidelberg. Please, tell me whether you want to participate in the more informal discussion on semi-inclusive reactions on Thursday afternoon around 4.00 p.m. or whether you arrive only for the reception at 6.00 p.m. (please indicate on the attached participation form).
I would like to ask you to make your own hotel reservation. You can find a list of hotels on the home page of the Verkehrsverein Heidelberg. It would be most convenient to book you in a hotel which is situated close to the IWH. The names of these hotels are listed below:
Am Kornmarkt
Backmulde
Goldener Falke
Goldener Hecht
Hackteufel
Holl"ander Hof
Hotel am Schloss
Romantik Hotel Zum Ritter
Sch"onberger Hof
Vier-Jahreszeiten
Zum Pfalzgrafen
A preliminary programme (Latex file) will be sent to you separately.
With my best regards,
Hans J. Pirner
Following the successful Conference on "Polarization in Electron Scattering" which was held on September 1995 in Santorini, we are initiating a series of conferences on: "Electromagnetic Interactions with Nucleons and Nuclei"
The idea is to have in Europe, each other year, a meeting which will provide a forum to discuss the latest achievements in this field and to prepare its future. The participation of young researchers is strongly encouraged. No proceedings will be issued.
The next Conference will be held in SANTORINI (Greece) from TUESDAY OCTOBER 21 (evening) to SUNDAY OCTOBER 26 (morning),1997 with the title "ELECTROMAGNETIC STRUCTURE OF HADRONS AND NUCLEI"
The program will be set in such a way as to review the latest achievements and milestones in Nuclear and Hadronic Physics at the borderline between Nuclear Physics and Particle Physics. Significant amount of time will be devoted to discussions in order to identify issues which require a common approach.
The following topics will be covered:
This Conference has the support of the Board of the Nuclear Physics section of the European Physical Society (EPS) and is endorsed by the European Science Foundation (ESF).
The list of Invited Speakers and the Programme will appear in the Second Announcement, in January 1997. If you wish to recieve it, please fill in the attached questionnaire and send it back to me before January 2, 1997, preferably via E_mail (laget@phnx7.saclay.cea.fr).
The number of participants will be limited to 100.
Two satellite parallel workshops are also scheduled for Monday (afternoon) 20 and Tuesday 21 October,1997, just before the Conference. The first on "N-Delta Transition and Virtual Compton Scattering" (N. d'Hose and N.N. co-chairpersons); the second on "Detectors" (S. Kowalski and D. Von Harrach co-chairpersons). Please indicate, in the questionnaire whether you intend to participate in one of them.
I am looking forward to hearing of you soon.
Best regards,
J.-M. Laget Chairman
ON
ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERACTIONS WITH NUCLEONS AND NUCLEI:
Electromagnetic Structure of Hadrons and Nuclei
Santorini, Greece, 21-26 October 1997
Organized in Association with the Nuclear Physics Division
of the European Physical Society
Chairman: Jean-Marc Laget (Saclay, FR)
Vice-Chairman: Costas Papanicolas (Athens, GR)
Chairman of Local
Organizing Committee: Nikos Giokaris (Athens, GR)
Scope of the Meeting
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TOPICS TO BE INCLUDED IN THE MEETING
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Quark and Gluon Degrees of Freedom in Hadronic Matter
Effective Degrees of Freedom in Nuclear Matter
Nuclear Structure
Structure of the Nucleon: Form Factors
Structure of the Nucleon: Deep Inelastic Scattering
Heavy Flavors
Instrumentation
A round table on "Future Projects and Developments in Europe" will conclude the meeting.
A book of abstracts will be edited by N. Giokaris, Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee, and distributed at the begining of the Conference. Participants and invited speakers will be invited to submit a one page abstract. Instructions and template will be available from Santorini97. In each session, presentations, preferably by young researchers, on latest results will be selected from the abstracts. A Poster session will be organized for others.
INVITED SPEAKERS AND TENTATIVE TITLE
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Dieter Drechsel (Mainz, DE) Electronuclear Physics in the GeV Range:
General Introduction.
Yves Sirois (Palaiseau, FR) Deep Inelastic Lepton Scattering:
General Introduction.
Nicole D'Hose (Saclay, FR) Compton Scattering.
Massimiliano Ferro-Luzzi
(Amsterdam, NL) Elastic Form-Factors.
Paul Stoler (Troy, USA) Inelastic Form Factors:
Baryonic Resonances.
Reinhard Beck (Mainz, DE) Meson Production near Threshold.
Marc Vanderhaeghen (Saclay, FR) Hard Scattering Mechanisms in Exclusive
Reactions.
Peter Landshoff (Cambridge, GB) Diffractive Physics.
Fabienne Kunne (Saclay, FR) Spin Structure of the Nucleon.
TBA Deep Virtual Compton Scattering.
Stefano Fantoni (Trieste, IT) Many Body Nuclear Problem.
Achim Richter (Darmstadt, DE) Collective Modes.
Eddy Jans (Amsterdam, NL) Correlations in the Continuum.
Madeleine Soyeur (Saclay, FR) Hadrons in the Nuclear Medium.
Franz Gross (Williamsburg, USA) Relativistic Effects in Nuclear Physics.
Bernard Pire (Palaiseau, FR) Color Transparency.
Witek Krasny (Paris, FR) Electron Nucleus Collisions at Small X.
Stephane Peign\'e (Copenhagen, DK) Quark Propagation in Nuclear Matter.
Michael Dueren (Erlangen, DE) Semi-Inclusive Reactions at HERMES.
Tullio Bressani (Torino, IT) Hypernuclear Physics.
Mauro Iodice* (Rome, IT) Latest Results in Strangeness
Electroproduction.
Frank Maas (Mainz, DE) Parity Violation.
Paul Hoyer (Copenhagen, DK) Charm in Hadronic Matter.
Juliet Lee-Franzini* (Frascati, IT) Exotic Mesons and Glueballs.
Stanley Kowalski (Cambridge, USA) Issues in Large Acceptance Detectors.
Erwin Reichert (Mainz, DE) Polarized Electron Sources.
Erhard Steffens (Erlangen, DE) Polarized Targets.
Bernard Aune* (Saclay, FR, and Hamburg, DE)
Electron Accelerator Developments
and Free Electron Laser.
* to be confirmed
K. Goeke, University of Bochum, Germany
P. Kroll, University of Wuppertal, Germany
in collaboration with WE-Heraeus-foundation, Hanau
This is to announce a workshop on
Deep inelastic scattering and forward parton distributions
Off-forward parton distributions
Hard exclusive reactions
Higher Twists, Power Corrections and Renormalons
Gluon distributions of hadrons
Future perspectives.
The workshop is mainly oriented towards theory with a few experimental review talks. Participation is by invitation only.
The workshop is funded by the WE-Heraeus-foundation but also supported by the TMR network "Hadronic physics with high energy electromagnetic probes."
Dear Colleagues,
February 11--13, 1999
Please secure it in your agenda, and make sure that the network post-doc(s) in your team will attend. You can use the Network fund (under the Networking Costs item) to cover the travel to, and living expenses in, Erlangen.
A Draft Programme would be:
| Thursday, February 11 : | Real Photon Working Group | |
| Friday, February 12 : | Real Photon Working Group | (Morning) |
| Network General | (Afternoon) | |
| Saturday February 13 : | Network Post-Docs Presentation | (Morning) |
| Work Plan | (Afternoon) | |
| Next Network | (Afternoon) |
I strongly suggest that the Post-docs of our Network attend the entire three days of the event, and start discussing among themselves if they are not directly involved in the technical discussions of the Real Photon Working Group.
Cold you let know the E_MAIL ADDRESSES of your Network Post-Doc(s). Thanks. I need to update my mailing list!!
I am looking forward to hear of you soon.
Best Regards,
Jean-Marc
Dear Colleagues,
I attach at the end of this message, the instructions for reaching Erlangen and book your hotel, that Gisela Anton kindly sent me.
I'll be away from Saclay during the entire next week, but I'll read my e_mail messages.
The draft programme is still:
| Thursday, February 11 : | Real Photon Working Group | |
| Friday, February 12 : | Real Photon Working Group | (Morning) |
| Network General | (Afternoon) | |
| Saturday February 13 : | Network Post-Docs Presentation | (Morning) |
| Work Plan | (Afternoon) | |
| Next Network | (Afternoon) |
In order to prepare the meeting I need the missing status reports from post-docs: to date, I only got those of Deandrea, Thomas and Gaulard.
I also need your input to produce a draft of the work program and to define the geometry of the next network: to date, I only got written comments and suggestions from Boffi, Mulders, Pirner and Van de Vyver, and over the phone by De Sanctis.
Best wishes for this new year!
Jean-Marc
| February, 11 - 13th, 1999 in Erlangen, |
| Physikalisches Institut der Universitaet, |
| Erwin-Rommel-Str.1 |
Let me give you some travel informations: Erlangen can be reached by car via Frankfurt using the high way Autobahn A3 or via Munich again using the Autobahn A3.
For railway connections you can look into the internet: http://bahn.hafas.de
The airport Nuernberg can be reached in 15 minutes.
An aeria map can be found under http://www.physik.uni-erlangen.de/tp1/sympos/nbg_erl_map.jpg.
You find the Physikalisches Institut marked in a city map of Erlangen under the Internet adress http://www.physik.uni-erlangen.de/tp1/sympos/stadtplan_with_locations.jpg (please note that the there mentioned Institute for Technical Physics is a part of the Physikalisches Institut.)
If you want to make your travel arrangements by your own you may contact the Erlangen Tourist Information : http://www.erlangen.de or otherwise i willingly can do it for you.
Please don't hesitate to contact me or my secretary (Lia Kessner ( Kessner@Physik.Uni-Erlangen.De) or Dr. Juergen Hoessl ( Hoessl@Physik.Uni-Erlangen.De).
Hoping to see you here in Erlangen.
With best regards,
Gisela Anton
Dear Colleagues,
These are the instruction to reach Erlangen
(not listed again, since they were identical to the ones in the
2nd circular, R.J.)
together with the programme of the European Real Photon
Working Group.
Regards,
Jean-Marc
The programm of the meeting is as follows:
| Thursday, February 11th : | |
|---|---|
| 12:30 h | Meeting at the "Seminarraum" (second floor, ) to go for lunch |
| 14:00 h | (Seminarraum , second floor) Welcome (Gisela Anton) |
| 14:15 h | S.Sultansoy: "Collider and Fixed Target Experiments with a High Energy Real Photon Beam". |
| 14:45 h | M.Maul: "Higher Order Corrections to the Pion Form Factor" |
| 15.15 h | Session: 'Summary of the Status'
(each contribution 10 minutes) J.Hoessl: Detectors D.Rebreyend: Laser Backscattered Beams J.P.Didelez: Polarized Targets M.Dueren: The HERA Option J.M.Laget: TJNAF Option (E.de Sanctis will present ELFE@Cern on Friday) |
| 16.15 h | Coffee break |
| 16.30 h | Introduction to working groups (theory, specific experiments, laser back backscattering,....) |
| 16.45 h | working groups |
| 18.30 h | first results from working groups |
| 20:00 h | Dinner at a Frankonian restaurant |
| Friday, October 15th: | |
| 8:30 h | Working groups |
| 10:00 h | Coffee break |
| 10:15 h | Results from working groups Discussion of the proposals Distribution of remaining work Next "political steps" |
| 13.00 h | Lunch |
| 14.00 h | EU network meeting E. de Sanctis: The new Option: ELFE@CERN ...... |
The International Centre for Theoretical Physics, in collaboration
with the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics (I. N. F. N.), will
organize the Second International Conference on Perspectives in Hadronic
Physics from 10 to 14 May 1997. The Conference follows the previous
Conference on Perspectives in Hadronic Physics (12 - 16 May 1997) and seven
Workshops on Perspectives in Nuclear Physics at Intermediate Energies
jointly organized every two years, starting from 1983 to 1995, by ICTP and
the Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN).
The Conference will focus on theoretical and experimental
activities in the investigation of nucleon and nuclear structure by
electromagnetic and hadronic probes at intermediate and high energies.
Its aim is to review recent advances and to explore future trends in the
following fields:
- nucleon form factors
- excited baryons and mesons
- strangeness
- few-body systems
- correlations in nuclei
- relativistic many-body approaches
- deep inelastic scattering
- spin structure of hadrons and nuclei
International Advisory Committee
V. Burkert (Jefferson Lab.), F.E. Close (Rutherford), F. Coester (Argonne),
E. De Sanctis (Frascati), T.W. Donnelly (MIT), D. Drechsel (Mainz),
D. von Harrach (Mainz), F. Iachello (Yale), N. Isgur (Jefferson Lab.),
C.W. de Jager (Jefferson Lab.), J.-M. Laget (Saclay), L. Lipatov
(Gatchina), R. Milner (Bates), W. Plessas (Graz), B. Povh (Max-Planck,
Heidelberg), G. Ricco (Genova), B. Schoch (Bonn), V. Vento (Valencia).
Organizing Committee
S. Boffi (Pavia), C. Ciofi degli Atti (Perugia), M. M. Giannini (Genova).
The Conference will consist of invited talks followed by discussion
sessions.
Preliminary list of speakers and contributors
R. Baldini (LNF):
Perspectives for a new measurement of the Nucleon time-like form factors
M. Baldo (Catania):
The Bethe-Brueckner-Goldstone expansion for nuclear and neutron matter.
C. Bennhold (George Washington Univ.):
Nucleon resonances in kaon photoproduction - a signal for missing N*?
R. Bertini (Torino):
New results from DISTO in meson and polarized hyperon production
P. Demetriou (Athens):
Hadron form factors in a chiral constituent quark model
N. d'Hose (Saclay):
TBA
A. Drago (Ferrara):
Calculation of structure functions in quark models
V. Efros (Moscow):
Electromagnetic response functions of few nucleons systems
J.M. Finn (Maryland):
Parity violation experiment at CEBAF and strangeness
H. Gao (MIT):
Neutron electromagnetic form factors: present and future
C. Giusti (Pavia):
Two-nucleon knockout and nucleon-nucleon correlations
C. Glashausser (Rutgers):
Proton knockout from O16: recoil polarization
H. Ihssen (NIKHEF):
Flavour decomposition of nucleon spin structure
N. Isgur (Jefferson Lab.):
Beyond Valence Quarks: Glue and q\bar q Pairs in Hadron Spectroscopy and
Structure
R. Jakob (Pavia):
Fragmentation functions in deep inelastic scattering
Z.-E. Meziani (Temple):
Jlab Experiment E94-010 and the Q**2 Evolution of the extended
Gerasimov-Drell-Hearn Sum for both 3He and the neutron.
B. Pasquini (Mainz):
Compton scattering and the polarizabilities of the nucleon
P. Pedroni (Pavia):
The GDH experiment at MAMI
B. Povh (Heidelberg):
Hyperon-electron scattering: radii of hyperons
Vina Punjabi (Norfolk,VA):
Electric form facotr of the proton through recoil polarization
J.-S. Real (Grenoble):
Measurement of the form factors of the deuteron - t20 experiment at CEBAF
S. Rosati (Pisa):
Bound and scattering states of Light Nuclei
G. Salme' (INFN Roma):
Constructing a Poincare' covariant electromagnetic current for hadrons
E. Santopinto (Genova):
A hypercentral approach to baryon properties
S. Scherer (Mainz):
Generalized dipole polarizabilities of the pion
M. Taiuti (Genova):
First preliminary results from CLAS
L. Tiator (Mainz):
Pion Electroproduction on the Nucleon and the Generalized GDH Sum Rule
M. Traini (Trento):
Light-Front quark model of the nucleon and parton distributions
D. Treleani (Trieste):
Final state interaction and transparency
J. van den Brand (NIKHEF):
Recent results from the NIKHEF internal target
J. J. Van Hunsen (NIKHEF):
Nuclear Effects in Hadronization
Z.-L. Zhou (MIT):
Recent results with the OOPS at Bates
Other contributions will be added to the final programme according
to a second selection.
Proceedings of the Conference will be published. Manuscripts of the
contributions should be provided by the time of the Conference.
Please note that no financial support is available for participants.
No registration fee is requested.
Requests for Participation form (also available via e-mail:
smr1139@ictp.trieste.it,
and by typing on the subject line "get index", or via WWW server:
http://www.ictp.trieste.it/)
should be sent before 28 February 1999, to the following address:
International Centre for Theoretical Physics
Conference on Perspectives in Hadronic Physics
P. O. Box 586
I-34100 Trieste, Italy
(Telephone: +39 40 2240357 Cable: CENTRATOM Telex: 460392 Telefax:
+39 40 224163)
e-mail: lusenti@ictp.trieste.it
or smr1139@ictp.trieste.it
Trieste, December 1998
Ave Lusenti (Mrs.)
Conference Support Services
The Abdus Salam e-mail : lusenti@ictp.trieste.it
International Centre Tel.No.: +39-040-2240544
for Theoretical Physics Fax.No.: +39-040-224163
P.O.Box 586
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I-34100 Trieste
Italy
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The aim of the workshop is to stimulate an active scientific interaction between theorists and experimentalists working in the field with the ambitious goal of identifying open problems and perspectives for future activities.
The workshop will address the following themes:
- Models of the Nucleon;
- Nucleon Form Factors in the space- and time-like regions;
- Unpolarised Nucleon Structure Functions;
- Polarised Nucleon Structure Functions.
For each of the above themes we foresee both invited and contributed talks and plan to leave large fraction of time for general discussions. These will be led by two conveners, one theorist and one experimentalist. Participants will be encouraged to participate into the discussions by presenting their work or ideas on the subject in a maximum of two-three transparencies.
There is no registration deadline. However, since the low rate rooms reserved in the hotels of these area are held until February 28 and since the numbers of participants is limited to 130, you may better register soon.
The workshop fee is 360.000 Italian Lire - 185,924 Euro - (to be paid at the Registration Desk, no advanced payment, no checks, no credit cards). It includes proceedings, shuttle service during the Workshop, coffee breaks, lunches and social dinner.
| INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE | LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE |
| G. Altarelli | (CERN) | K. Konigsmann | (Freiburg) | R. Baldini Ferroli (LNF) |
| S. Brodsky | (SLAC) | G.-M. Laget | (Saclay) | N. Bianchi (LNF) |
| L.S. Cardman | (TJNAF) | A. Magnon | (Saclay) | C. Bini (Roma1) |
| C. Ciofi degli Atti | (Perugia) | G. van Middelkoop | (NIKHEF) | F. Bradamante (Trieste) |
| D. Drechsel | (Mainz) | E. Predazzi | (Torino) | P. Dalpiaz (Ferrara) |
| S. Dubnicka | (Bratislava) | C. Prescott | (SLAC) | E. De Sanctis (LNF) |
| J. Feltesse | (Saclay) | K. Rith | (Erlangen) | G. Iacobucci (Bologna) |
| B. Filippone | (Caltech) | F. Sciulli | (Columbia) | S. Giromini (LNF) |
| N. Horikawa | (Nagoja) | G.I. Smirnov | (Dubna) | R. Messi (Roma2) |
| B. Ioffe | (ITEP) | C. Voci | (Padova) | V. Muccifora (LNF) |
| F. Klein | (Bonn) | A. Wagner | (DESY) | L. Paoluzi (Roma2) |
| W. Kluge | (Karlsruhe) | E. Pasqualucci (Roma1) | ||
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I am sending you a general invitation to our workshop about light-cone wave functions, August 1-3. I hope very much that you will be able to attend, and I think that this workshop may be interesting to many members of our network. I encourage you to distribute this announcement among members of the network. Note that at this stage we mainly plan review talks around which we want to have a lot of discussions. We hope that the participation costs for the network participants can be covered by the network, since our funds are very small.
with my best regards, Vladimir Braun
Dear Collegue,
We are very glad to invite you to participate in the workshop
LIGHT-CONE WAVE FUNCTIONS IN QCD
to be held in Regensburg, 1-3 August 1999.
The general question which we want to center on is
to which extent studies of light-cone wave functions
(distribution amplitudes) can be made fully
quantitative and whether the task is worth the effort.
We may also include the topic of off-forward parton distributions
in case there will be enough interest.
We hope to organize reviews followed by detailed discussions
focused on the following (and related) topics:
1) Experimental feasibility:
- Can one identify suitable reactions in which distribution
amplitudes
can be measured with defendable accuracy?
- Would one need new dedicated experimental facilities or is the
program
feasible at existing accelerators and detectors ?
- What is needed to convince experimentalists that such a program
would be
of a sufficiently high profile?
2) Interplay of Feynman and hard-rescattering contributions to
hard
exclusive processes
- Can we produce a list of reactions which can be calculated in pQCD
at realistic values of momentum transfers with controllable accuracy?
- Can we produce reliable estimates of end-point contributions?
- Do Sudakov-type resummations really help ?
3) Lattice calculations of light-cone wave functions
- What can and what cannot be done, at what time scale and to
which accuracy ?
4) General theory of light-cone wave functions
- Renormalisation
- Estimates from QCD sum rules/chiral quark models
- Higher-twist wave functions
- Light-cone quantisation
In all cases we want to emphasize quantitative aspects of the
problems.
We plan July 31 as arrival day (Saturday), three full days of
work August 1,2,3; and we may add one day
August 4 in case there will be interest.
We have set up the WWW-page:
http://www.physik.uni-regensburg.de/~ste23080/conf.html
with further pointers to the information relevant to
the workshop, on-line application form etc.
We hope very much that you will be able to attend and would
appreciate
having your definite (positive!) answer as soon as possible,
to simplify our planning.
Unfortunately, we are generally not able to reimburse
travel expences. In a desperate situation, let us know, we will
try to invent smth.
With our best regards,
Vladimir Braun, Andreas Schaefer and Eckart Stein
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conference information
from European Science Foundation
or from the
Santorini.99
homepage
ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERACTIONS WITH NUCLEONS AND NUCLEI:
PROBING HADRONS AND NUCLEI AT HIGH ENERGIES
Santorini, Greece, 5 - 10 October
As usual, we will hold a meeting of the network participants
attending Santorini99. I have in mind to organize it on
Tuesday Oct. 5, end of afternoon,
just before the welcome reception
(possibly from 6 to 7:30 pm).
Please make sure to reach Santorini in the afternoon, if you
are not already attending the pre-workshops on Monday and Tuesday morning.
Best Regards,
Jean-Marc
Workshop on The Pion Form Factor
NIKHEF, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
January 18, 2000
The pion is a prime case for calculations of hadron structure, whether
in a perturbative QCD framework or non-perturbative ones.
Recently the electromagnetic faorm factor of the pion has been studied
with state of the art techniques at the Thomas Jefferson National
Accelerator Laboratory (experiment E93-021) and the results are about
to be available.
For this reason on January 18, 2000 in Amsterdam a one-day workshop on
The Pion Form Factor will be organized, to discuss the data situation
and especially the status of the theory of the pion form factor and how
to reliably extract it from experimental data.
The format will be plenary talks (mostly invited, but there is room for
one or two contributed talks) with ample time for discussion.
The topics to be discussed include:
In order to emphasize the discussions and the workshop character the attendance is limited to about 35 people and will be by invitation only. Like for the "Amsterdam Miniconferences" participants are asked to arrange their travel and lodging themselves (a list of hotels can be found on the NIKHEF web page), but in return there will be no conference fee.
Persons interested to participate are asked to contact the secretary Betsy Eimers by e-mail (betsy@nat.vu.nl). A more detailed program including confirmed speakers will be sent to the participants soon.
Henk Blok (Vrije Universiteit and NIKHEF)
Dave Mack (Jefferson Laboratory)
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J.M. Laget ---> Participants of the Valencia meeting.
Dear Colleagues,
Santiago and myself are looking forward to welcome you in Valencia end
of April. We foresee a very productive meeting.
This is the last version of the programmme and of the ELFE report to
be discussed in Valencia.
Best Regards,
Jean-Marc
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Joint Meeting HaPHEEP/ESOP/ELFE
Valencia, April 25--29, 2000
Programme, 23/03/00
(timing inculdes discussion period)
Tuesday 25/04/00: Arrival
Wednesday 26/04/00: Morning: HaPHEEP
9:00--9:30 Welcome and Network Status; J.M. Laget
9:30--10:00 Semi-inclusive Working group; P. Mulders
10:00--10:30 Exclusive Working group; P. Kroll
10:30--11:00 Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Real Photon Working Group;
Theoretical Aspects: R. Jakob
Experimental Aspects: R. Van de Vyver
12:00--13:00 Final Report: Drafting
Afternoon: ESOP + Postdocs
15:00--16:00 ESOP Business Meeting: Collaborations,
Postdoc profiles,
Funding
Postdoc presentations
16:00--16:30 U. d'Alesio
16:30--17:00 E. Thomas
17:00--17:30 Coffee break
17:30--18:00 D. Hasch
18:00--18:30 P. di Nezza
18:30--19:00 R. Wagenbrunn
19:00--19:30 T. Botto
Thursday 27/04/00 Morning: Postdocs (cont'd)
9:00--9:30 M. Maul
9:30--10:0 A. Metz
10:00--10:30 M. Boglione
10:30--11:00 R. di Salvo
11:00--11:30 D. Marchand
11:30--12:00 Coffee break
12:00--13:00 Lattice QCD: X. Ji
Afternoon: HaPHEEP/ESOP/ELFE
15:00--15:30 HaPHEEP/ESOP Presentation; J.M. Laget
15:30--16:30 Physics at ELFE: Summary of the Report; A. Schaefer
16:30--17:00 Coffee break
17:00--18:00 Detector for ELFE: Summary of the Report;
D. von Harrach
18:00--19:00 ELFE Conceptual Design; H.Burkhart
Friday 28/04/00 Morning: Key Experiments
9:00--9:45 SPD's: Theoretical overview; M. Diehl
9:45--10:30 SPD's: Experiments at ELFE; M. Guidal
10:30--11:00 Coffee break
11:00--11:30 Semi-Inclusive: Theoretical overview; P. Mulders
11:30--12:00 Spin: Theoretical overview; M. Anselmino
12:00--13:00 Semi-Exclusive and Spin: Experiments
Spin Azimuthal Assymetries: D. Ryckbosch
Spin and exclusive Processes: N. Bianchi
Afternoon: Key Experiments (cont'd)
15:00--15:45 Nuclei: Theoretical overview; H. Pirner
15:45--16:30 Nuclei: Experiments at ELFE; K. Rith
16:30--17:00 Coffee break
17:00--19:00 Detectors for ELFE: D. von Harrach to organise
(programme after the March detector meeting)
Saturday 29/04/00 Morning: Fine tuning of the report(s)
9:00--9:30 Critical review: X. Ji
9:30--10:00 Critical review: V. Vento
10:00--10:30 Critical review: T. Sloan
10:30--11:00 Discussion
11:00--11:30 Coffee break
11:30--13:30 Finalising the Report(s)
- Report on Physics: Fine tune
- Report on detectors: Fine tune
- Merging the two Reports
Afternoon: What's next?
15:30--16:15 Strategy
- Presentations: NuPECC, CERN, DESY
- Speakers?
- Engagements by groups?
- Participants to the presentation meetings?
- Role of the Networks HaPHEEP and ESOP?
16:15--17:00 Preparation of a "standard" presentation
- Key arguments
- Key transparencies
- Skeleton of the presentation
Valencia meeting ELFE, HaPHEEP, ESOP. (26-29 April)
Dear participant,
The address and phone of the Hotels are:
Colegio Mayor Rector Peset:
address: Plaza del Horno de San Nicolas, 45
Phone: (34)-96.316.60.00
The administration of the Colegio has asked
us to clear your accounts on tuesday or wednesday
Hotel Ingles:
address: Marques de Dos Aguas, 6
Phone: (34)-96.3951.64.26
Hotel Astoria:
address: Plaza Rodrigo Bonet, 5
Phone: (34)-96.398.10.05
The talks will take place at the Colegio Mayor Rector Peset.
The easiest way to go to Valencia from the airport is by Taxi. The cost
can depend on the day and hour of your arrival, but it is about
2000-2500 pts (1 euro=166 pts).
You can find a map of the center of the town with the location of the
Hotels attached.
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