SUNDAY MORNING, 29 APRIL 2001

Session H1. GGR: Issues in Gravitational Radiation.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Grand Ballroom North/Central, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H1.001 Gravitational Radiation Instabilities in Rotating Neutron Stars: Lee Lindblom (Theoretical Astrophysics, Caltech)
11:21 H1.002 Computing the Complete Gravitational Wavetrain from Relativistic Binary Inspiral: Stuart L. Shapiro (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
11:57 H1.003 Gravitational Radiation and Equations of Motion: Post-Newtonian Methods: Clifford M. Will (Washington University, St. Louis)
12:33 H1.004 Gravitational radiation reaction in strong fields: Eric Poisson (University of Guelph)
13:09 H1.005 Separating Gravitational-Wave Signals from Detector Noise: Patrick Brady (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee)

Session H2. FPS: Forum on Physics & Society Prize Session.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Grand Ballroom South, Renaissance Hotel

10:45 H2.001 The Patriot Experience in the Gulf War -- Implications for Today: George Lewis (Security Studies Program, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
11:21 H2.002 The North Korean Missile Program: David Wright (Union of Concerned Scientists amp; MIT Security Studies Program)
11:57 H2.003 What Would an Adequate NMD Test Program Look Like?: Lisbeth Gronlund (Union of Concerned Scientists amp; MIT Security Studies Program)
12:33 H2.004 A look at life from both sides: Newtonian and Darwinian perspectives on global change: John Harte (University of California, Berkeley)

Session H3. DPF/DPB: Next Generation Accelerators and Colliders.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Renaissance East, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H3.001 Snowmass 2001: Objectives and Plans: Chris Quigg (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)
11:21 H3.002 Large Hadron Collider Status: Lyndon R. Evans (CERN)
11:57 H3.003 Progress with the Next Linear Collider: Tor Raubenheimer (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center)
12:33 H3.004 Overview of the Neutrino Factory: Jonathan Wurtele (Department of Physics, UC Berkeley and Center for Beam Physics, LBNL)
13:09 H3.005 Very Large Hadron Collider: Peter Limon (Fermilab)

Session H4. DAP/DNP: The Origin of the Elements.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Renaissance West A, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H4.001 New Paradigms for Nucleosynthesis in the Early Universe and the First Generations of Stars: Grant Mathews (Center for Astrophysics, University of Notre Dame)
11:21 H4.002 Stellar Evolution and Nucleosynthesis: Alexander Heger (Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95064)
11:57 H4.003 Radioactivity Gamma-Rays from Galactic Nucleosynthesis Sites: Roland Diehl (ax Planck Insrtitut für extraterrestrische Physik, Garching, Germany)
12:33 H4.004 Chemical Evolution of Galaxies and the Universe: Dieter Hartmann (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Clemson University, Clemson SC 29634)
13:09 H4.005 First Cosmic Microwave Background Anisotropy Results from DASI: J. E. Carlstrom (University of Chicago)

Session H5. CSWP/COM: Increasing the Numbers of Under- represented Groups in Science.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Renaissance West B, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H5.001 Women's Participation in Physics Internationally: the IUPAP Working Group on Women: Judy Franz (American Physical Society)
11:21 H5.002 The CAWMSET Report: A Framework for Change: Kimberly S. Budil (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
11:57 H5.003 Do Women and Minorities Learn Physics Differently?: Apriel Hodari (House of Representatives)
12:33 H5.004 Real Answers in the Recruitment of Minorities in Physics: Pamela L. Luca (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory)

Session H6. FHP/DAMOP: 100 Years at NBS-NIST.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Auditorium, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H6.001 H. N. Russell and Atomic Spectra: David DeVorkin (Smithsonian Institution)
11:21 H6.002 Political Controversy and Scientific Integrity NBS-NIST: Lewis M. Branscomb (Prof. emeritus, Public Policy and Corporate Management John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University 79 JFK Street, Cambridge MA 02138)
11:57 H6.003 A Century of Fundamental Constants Work at NBS-NIST: Edwin Williams (National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD)
12:33 H6.004 The Scientific Legacy of Ugo Fano: Mitio Inokuti (Physics Division, Argonne National Laboratory)
13:09 H6.005 The story of Bose-Einstein condensation: Eric Cornell (JILA)

Session H7. DNP: Mini-Symposium: Early Results from RHIC-Probing Matter at Extreme Density.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room Congressional A, 40026

10:45 H7.001 Toward a Theoretical Understanding of High-energy Heavy-ion Collisions: Xin-Nian Wang (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
11:21 H7.002 Rapidity and centrality dependence of charged particle production in \sqrts=130AGeV Au+Au collisons.: Jens Jorgen Gaardhoje (Niels Bohr Institute), BRAHMS Collaboration
11:57 H7.003 First Results from the PHENIX Experiment at RHIC: Marzia Rosati (Iowa State University), PHENIX Collaboration
12:33 H7.004 Recent results from the Phobos experiment at RHIC: Steven Manly (University of Rochester), Phobos Collaboration
13:09 H7.005 Round 1 at RHIC: Hadron distributions from Au+Au Collisions at 130 GeV: Peter Jacobs (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), STAR Collaboration

Session H8. DNP: Mini-Symposium: Nuclear Medium Effects in Helium.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room Congressional B, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H8.001 Extraction of Neutron Information with a Polarized ^3He: Walter Gloeckle (Ruhr Universitaet Bochum, Institut fuer theoretische Physik II, 44780 Bochum, Germany)
11:21 H8.002 Extraction of the neutron spin structure functions and the Evaluation of the extended GDH sum rule Using polarized ^3He data: Nilanga Liyanage (Jefferson Lab), Jefferson Lab E94010 Collaboration
11:33 H8.003 Measurement of the electric neutron form factor G_en in the reaction ^3\vecHe(\vece,e'n) at momentum transfer Q^2 = 0.67(GeV/c)^2: J. Bermuth, A1 at MAMI Collaboration
11:45 H8.004 Polarization transfer in the ^4He(\vec e,e'\vec p)^3H reaction: Steffen Strauch (Rutgers University), MAMI A1 Collaboration, TJNAF E93-049 Collaboration
11:57 H8.005 Precise Measurement of the Neutron Magnetic Form Factor using Quasi-elastic ^3\vecHe(\vece, e').: Dipangkar Dutta (MIT), JLab E95001 Collaboration
12:09 H8.006 How to extract neutron structure information from He-3: Wally Melnitchouk (Jefferson Lab/Adelaide)

Session H9. SPS: Society of Physics Students.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room 2, Renaissance Hotel

10:45 H9.001 A GEANT Simulation of a Photon Polarimeter: Travis M. Garrett, D.J. Tedesch, N. Baltzell (University of South Carolina), B. Wojtsekhowski (Thomas Jefferson National Laboratory), B. Vlahovic (North Carolina Central University), M. Khandakar (Norfolk State University and Jlab), G. Feldman, G.V. O'Reilly (The George Washington University), F. Klein (Florida International University and JLab)
10:57 H9.002 Ionically self-assembled monolayers (ISAMs): John Janik (Virginia Tech.)
11:09 H9.003 XAFS Measurements on Hydroxy- and Fluoro-apatite: K. A. Macaluso, A.E. Tabor-Morris (Georgian Court College)
11:21 H9.004 Convergence Points in a Balloon-type Universe: F. H. DeFreitas, A. E. Tabor-Morris (Georgian Court College)
11:33 H9.005 The General Collective Model and its Application to Even-Even Tellurium Nuclei.: J.A. Tanyi, T.H. Churchill, K.A. Crandell, J.R. Vanhoy (US Naval Academy), M.C. Burns, P.A. Roddy, S.F. Hicks (Univ Dallas), Z. Ammar, T.B. Brown, M Merrick, N. Warr, S.W. Yates (Univ of Kentucky)
11:45 H9.006 Monte Carlo Modeling of JLab Spectrometers: Melissa Boswell (Randolph-Macon Woman's College and Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility)
11:57 H9.007 Adsorption Isotherm of Nitrogen on a Nuclepore Surface at 77 K: Stephanie Sydorko (Randolph-Macon Woman's College)
12:09 H9.008 The Effect of High Concentration Guanidinium Azo-Tetrazolate on Thrust and Specific Impulse of a Hybrid Rocket: Dagim Tilahun, A. Wright, P. Foley, M. Reason (Hendrix College)
12:21 H9.009 The Role of Copper Impurity in the Photo-Stimulated Luminescence from KBr Single Crystals X-irradiated at 77 K: Cody Hopkins, Pradip Bandyopadhyay (Hendrix College)
12:33 H9.010 LiF:Mg,Cu,P Radiation Dosimeter: A Study of Luminescence & Sensitivity: Kyland Holmes, Pradip Bandyopadhyay (Hendrix College)

Session H10. DPF: Searches for New Particles II.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room 3, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H10.001 Search for Gluino Pairs with the Signature of Two Like-Sign Top Quarks: Chadd Smith (Johns Hopkins University), CDF Collaboration
10:57 H10.002 Search for Supersymmetry signal of Minimal Supergravity model at D0: John Zhou (D0 Collaboration)
11:09 H10.003 Search for New Physics in Events with a Photon and Missing E_t: Peter Onyisi (University of Chicago), CDF Collaboration
11:21 H10.004 Search for New Physics with ATLAS (non Higgs): Rachid Mazini (University of Montreal), ATLAS Collaboration
11:33 H10.005 Higgs Searches in Run II at the Tevatron with the CDF Detector: Antoni Munar (INFN Sezione di Pisa), CDF Collaboration
11:45 H10.006 Search for excited leptons at LEP: Brigitte Vachon (University of Victoria), OPAL Collaboration
11:57 H10.007 Combined CDF Run I Limits on Higgs Production in Association with a Vector Boson: Chris Hill (University of California at Davis), CDF Collaboration
12:09 H10.008 Search for Supersymmetric Particles through R-parity violation at D0: Abdelouahab Abdesselam (D0 Collaboration)
12:21 H10.009 Search for Large Extra Spacetime Dimensions via the Drell-Yan and Diphoton Processes at CDF Run I: John Carlson (University of Michigan), CDF Collaboration
12:33 H10.010 Search for large extra dimensions in the jets + missing energy channel: Hai Zheng (D0 Collaboration)
12:45 H10.011 Search for the Supersymmetric Partner of the Top Quark at CDF: Arnold Pompos (Purdue University), CDF Collaboration
12:57 H10.012 Search for Second Neutral Pion: W. A. Perkins (Perkins Advanced Computer Systems)

Session H11. DPF: D and B Decays: Time Dependence.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room 4, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H11.001 A Measurement of the Charged and Neutral B Meson Lifetimes Using Semileptonic Decays: Chih-Hsiang Cheng (Stanford University), BABAR Collaboration
10:57 H11.002 A Measurement of the Charged and Neutral B Meson Lifetimes in BABAR: Jan Stark (LPNHE, Paris 6 et 7), BABAR Collaboration
11:09 H11.003 A Measurement of the B^0\kern 0.18emøverline\kern -0.18em B^0 Oscillation Frequency and Determination of Flavor-Tagging Efficiency Using Fully Reconstructed Hadronic Decays: Benjamin Brau (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), BABAR Collaboration
11:21 H11.004 A Measurement of the B^0\kern 0.18emøverline\kern -0.18em B^0 Oscillation Frequency and Determination of Flavor-Tagging Efficiency Using Semileptonic Decays: Chris LeClerc (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), BABAR Collaboration
11:33 H11.005 A Measurement of the Time Dependence of B_d^0 - øverlineB_d^0 Mixing Using Kaon Tagging: Jodi Wittlin (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), The SLD Collaboration
11:45 H11.006 B-\barB Mixing in Semileptonic Decay Modes: Yangheng Zheng (University of Hawaii), Belle Collaboration
11:57 H11.007 Bs Mixing at SLD: Stephane Willocq (University of Massachusetts), SLD Collaboration
12:09 H11.008 Time-Dependent Analysis of B^0 \to J\mskip -3mu/\mskip -2mu\psi\mskip 2mu K^0_\scriptscriptstyle L in BABAR: David Lange (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), BABAR Collaboration
12:21 H11.009 Time-Dependent Analysis of B^0 Decays into a Charmonium State and a K^0_\scriptscriptstyle S: Shahram Rahatlou (University of California, San Diego), BABAR Collaboration
12:33 H11.010 Search for D^0-øverlineD^0 mixing with semileptonic decays: Chris Sedlack (University of Illinois), CLEO Collaboration
12:45 H11.011 Mixing and DCSD in D^0 \to K^+\pi^-\pi^+\pi^-: Michael Marsh (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), CLEO Collaboration
12:57 H11.012 Measurements of the B_d-\barB_d mixing frequency using semileptonic decays, hadronic decays and dilepton events: Yangheng Zheng (University of Hawaii), Belle Collaborations
13:09 H11.013 B-\barB Mixing with hadronic decays and prospects for the determination of gamma: Yangheng Zheng (University of Hawaii), Belle Collaboration

Session H12. DNP: Weak Interactions and Cold Neutrons.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room 5, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H12.001 Fundamental Symmetries and Magnetically Trapped 82Rb: A. Hime, S.G. Crane, M. Di Rossa, A. Hamer, J.J. Kitten, D.J. Vieira, X. Zhao (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
10:57 H12.002 E761, a Second Generation 221 MeV pp Parity Violation Experiment at TRIUMF: W.D. Ramsay, J. Birchall, D.A. Horning, L. Lee, S.A. Page, A.A. Rauf, G. Rutledge, W.T.H van Oers (University of Manitoba), P.W. Green, G. Roy (University of Alberta), A.A. Hamian (University of Washington), C.A. Davis, C.D.P. Levy (TRIUMF), N.A. Titov, A.N. Zelenski (INR Moscow), J.D. Bowman, R.E. Mischke (Los Alamos National Laboratory), N.T. Okumusoglu (Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey)
11:09 H12.003 Capture rate and neutron helicity asymmetry for ordinary muon capture on hydrogen: Shung-ichi Ando, Fred Myhrer, Kuniharu Kubodera (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208)
11:21 H12.004 Neutron polarizers based on spin-exchange optical pumping of 3He at low pressures: D. R. Rich, T. R. Gentile, T. B. Smith, A. K. Thompson (NIST), G. L. Jones (Hamilton College), T. G. Walker, B. Chann (University of Wisconsin)
11:33 H12.005 A Precision Measurement of the n-D Coherent Scattering Length: K. Schoen (University of Missouri-Columbia), T. Black (University of North Carolina-Wilmington), W.M. Snow (University of Indiana), P. Huffman, M. Arif (NIST), H. Kaiser (University of Missouri-Columbia), D. Jacobson (NIST), S. Werner (NIST, University of Missouri-Columbia)
11:45 H12.006 An experiment to measure A_\gamma in \vecn+p\rightarrow d+\gamma at LANSCE: W. Scott Wilburn (Los Alamos National Laboratory), npdgamma Collaboration
11:57 H12.007 Measurement of the Pulsed Cold Neutron Flux at LANSCE: Gregory Mitchell (Los Alamos National Laboratory), NPDGamma Collaboration
12:09 H12.008 A Novel RF Neutron Spin Rotator for the NPDGamma Experiment at LANSCE: Todd Smith (NIST), NPDGamma Collaboration
12:21 H12.009 A Current Mode Ion Chamber for the n+p->D+gamma Parity Violation Experiment: William Snow (Indiana University/IUCF), NPDG Collaboration
12:33 H12.010 Measurement of parity violating \gamma-ray asymmetries of polarized neutron capture in ^35Cl and ^139La: Christopher Blessinger, Blessinger for the npdg Collaboration (LANL)

Session H14. DAP: Cosmic Rays II.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room 14, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H14.001 Solar Energetic Particles and the Isotopic Composition of the Solar Corona: R. A. Leske, R. A. Mewaldt, C. M. S. Cohen, A. C. Cummings, E. C. Stone (Caltech), P. L. Slocum, M. E. Wiedenbeck (JPL), E. R. Christian, T. T. von Rosenvinge (NASA/GSFC)
10:57 H14.002 Do Solar Energetic Particles Represent an Accelerated Sample of Solar Wind?: R. A. Mewaldt, C. M. S. Cohen, R. A. Leske, A. C. Cummings, E. C. Stone (Caltech), M. E. Wiedenbeck (JPL), E. R. Christian, T. T. von Rosenvinge (GSFC)
11:09 H14.003 Voyager 1 and 2 Measurements of the Energy Spectra of Cosmic-Ray C, N, O, Ne, Mg, Si and Fe Nuclei in the Outer Heliosphere at the 1997-1998 Solar Minimum Activity: A. Lukasiak, F.B. McDonald (IPST, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742), W.R. Webber (Astronomy Department, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 88003)
11:21 H14.004 The effect of self-consistent stochastic preacceleration of pickup ions on the composition of anomalous cosmic rays.: Frank C. Jones (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center), Matthew G. Baring (Rice University), Donald C. Ellison (North Carolina State University)
11:33 H14.005 Exploring the Excluded Galactic Cosmic Rays--those at the Lowest Energies.: Maurice M. Shapiro (University of Maryland)
11:45 H14.006 CRIS measurements of 37Ar, 44Ti, 49V, 51Cr, 55Fe, and 57Co: Limits on Galactic Cosmic Ray Reacceleration: S.M. Niebur, W.R. Binns (Washington University), E.R. Christian (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center), A.C. Cummings, J.S. George (California Institute of Technology), P.H. Hink, M.H. Israel (Washington University), R.A. Leske, R.A. Mewaldt, E.C. Stone (California Institute of Technology), T.T. von Rosenvinge (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center), M.E. Wiedenbeck, N.E. Yanasak (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
12:09 H14.007 NEON GCR ISOTOPIC ABUNDANCES: COMPARISON WITH WOLF-RAYET STAR MODELS AND METEORITIC ABUNDANCES: W.R. Binns (Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130), P.L. Hink, M.H. Israel, M.E. Wiedenbeck (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91109), A.C. Cummings (California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125), R.A. Leske, R.A. Mewaldt, E.C. Stone, N.E. Yanasak, E.R. Christian (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD 20771), T.T. von Rosenvinge
12:21 H14.008 Nucleosynthetic Contributions to the Cosmic-Rays Source: M.E. Wiedenbeck (JPL), W. R. Binns, P. L. Hink, M. H. Israel (Washington U.), A. C. Cummings, A. J. Davis, J. S. George, R. A. Leske, R. A. Mewaldt, E. C. Stone, N. E. Yanasak (Caltech), E. R. Christian, T. T. von Rosenvinge (NASA/GSFC)
12:33 H14.009 Limits on Radiative Capture Gamma-Ray Lines and Implications for Energy Content in Flare-Accelerated Protons: Gerald Share, Ronald Murphy (Naval Research Laboratory), Elizabeth Newton (NASA/MSFC)
12:45 H14.010 Measurement of the Cosmic-Ray Antiproton to Proton Ratio From 4 to 50 GeV: Stephane Coutu, James Beatty (Penn. State U.), Amit Bhattacharyya (Indiana U), Charles Bower (Indiana U.), Michael DuVernois (U. Minnesota), Allan Labrador (U. Chicago), Shawn Mckee (U. Michigan), Steve Minnick (Penn. State U.), Dietrich Muller (U. Chicago), James Musser (Indiana U.), Scott Nutter (E. New Mexico U.), Simon Swordy (U. Chicago), Gregory Tarle, Andrew Tomasch (U. Michigan), HEAT Collaboration
12:57 H14.011 The Secondary Cosmic-Ray Antiproton Spectrum: Ramin Sina (IPST, University of Maryland), Vladimir Ptuskin (IZMIRAN, Russia), Eun-Suk Seo (IPST, University of Maryland)
13:09 H14.012 Secondary Antiprotons in Cosmic Rays: Igor V. Moskalenko (NASA/GSFC), Andrew W. Strong (MPE, Germany), Jonathan F. Ormes (NASA/GSFC), Marius S. Potgieter (Potchefstroom, S.Africa)
13:21 H14.013 Cosmic Rays, the Black Pole and Extreme Climate.: J. Ely (U.Wash.)
13:33 H14.014 THE HEAVY NUCLEI EXPLORER (HNX) MISSION: W.R. Binns (Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130), HNX Collaboration

Session H15. DNP: Nuclear Theory I.

Sunday morning, 10:45, Room 15, Renaissance Hotel$

10:45 H15.001 Ab initio Shell model and its application to A=6 systems: Bruce R. Barrett (University of Arizona), Petr Navratil (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), James P. Vary (Iowa State University)
10:57 H15.002 Properties of 12-C in the ab-initio nuclear shell model*+: J.P. Vary (Iowa State U.), P. Navratil (Lawrence Livermore National Lab.), B.R. Barrett (U. Arizona)
11:09 H15.003 The Tucson-Melbourne Three-Body Force in a Translationally-Invariant Harmonic Oscillator Basis: David C. J. Marsden, Bruce R. Barrett (University of Arizona), Petr Navratil (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Sidney A. Coon (National Science Foundation)
11:21 H15.004 Nonlinear evolution of the surface within a liquid-drop model for nuclear structure: Andrei Ludu, Jerry P. Draayer (Louisiana State University)
11:33 H15.005 Classification of the nonlinear dynamics of nuclear shapes: Ulrich A. Eichmann, Andrei Ludu, Jerry P. Draayer (Louisiana State University)
11:45 H15.006 High P_T azimuthal asymmetry as sensitive measure of the initial conditions in A+A collisions: Miklos Gyulassy, Ivan Vitev (Columbia University), Xin-Nian Wang (Lawrence Berkeley Lab)
11:57 H15.007 \Delta-isobars and proton-nucleus scattering: F. Sammarruca (University of Idaho), E.J. Stephenson (IUCF)
12:09 H15.008 Deuteron stripping reactions using dirac phenomenology: E. A. Hawk, J. A. McNeil (Physics Department, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Co. 80401)
12:21 H15.009 Eta-Nucleus Bound States: L.C. Liu (Los Alamos National Laboratory, T-16), Quamrul Haider (Physics Department, Fordham University)
12:33 H15.010 Dependence of binding energies and widths of eta-mesic nuclei on different theoretical approaches: Q. Haider (Physics Department, Fordham University, Bronx, N.Y. 10458), L.C. Liu (T-Division, Los Alamos National Labortaory, Los Alamos, N.M. 87545)
12:45 H15.011 Oblique Basis Space Calculations for the Nuclear Shell Model: Vesselin G. Gueorguiev, Jerry P. Draayer, William E. Ormand, Calvin W. Johnson (Louisiana State University)
12:57 H15.012 Random vs realistic interactions in the nuclear shell model: Mihai Horoi (Physics Department, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI 48859), Vladimir Zelevinsky, B. Alex Brown (Department of Physics and Astronomy and National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824)
H15.013 Shell Model Binding Energies of 1f_7/2 Nuclei relative to ^40Ca: Mihai Horoi (Department of Physics, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI 48859), B. Alex Brown, Vladimir Zelevinsky (Department of Physics and Astronomy and National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University, E. Lansing, MI 48824)