Program overview
SUNDAY MORNING, 6 APRIL 2003
Session H1. DPF: Beyond the Standard Model.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Millennium Hall, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H1.001
Supersymmetry and its Experimental Tests
- K.S. Babu (Oklahoma State University)
- 11:21 H1.002
Collider Tests for Extra Dimensions
- Kingman Cheung (National Center for Theoretical Sciences)
- 11:57 H1.003
String/Brane Cosmology Confronting Observations
- Henry Tye (Cornell University)
- 12:33 H1.004
Particle Dark Matter from Physics Beyond the Standard Model
- Konstantin Matchev (Department of Physics, University of Florida)
- 13:09 H1.005
Time-Varying Fundamental Constants
- Keith Olive (University of Minnesota)
Session H2. GHP/DNP: Nucleon Structure and Excited States.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Regency Ballroom B, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H2.001
Electromagnetic Excitation of Nucleon Resonances using CLAS
- Kyungseon Joo (University of Connecticut)
- 11:21 H2.002
Nucleon Resonances and Lattice QCD
- David Richards (Jefferson Laboratory)
- 11:57 H2.003
Unravelling the Proton's Spin
- Andrei Belitsky (Department of Physics, University of Maryland at College Park)
- 12:33 H2.004
Nucleon Spin Structure: Experiment
- Andy Miller (TRIUMF)
Session H3. DAP: Processed Gas in Galaxies and Clusters.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Commonwealth A, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H3.001
An Overview of the Dynamics of Gas in Galaxy Clusters
- Joel N. Bregman (University of Michigan)
- 11:21 H3.002
A Chandra and XMM View of the Metals in Groups and Clusters of Galaxies
- David Buote (University of California, Irvine)
- 11:57 H3.003
Hot X-ray emitting gas in galaxies
- G. Fabbiano (Harvard University)
- 12:33 H3.004
Galactic Fountains and Winds --- the link between galaxies and the intergalactic medium
- David Strickland (The Johns Hopkins University)
- 13:09 H3.005
Molecular Gas and Star Formation in Nearby Galaxies
- Michele D. Thornley (Bucknell University)
Session H4. APS/FPS: 30th Anniversary of Congressional Fellows: Looking Back and Looking Forward.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Commonwealth B, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H4.001
30 Years of APS Congressional Fellows: Looking Back and Looking Forward
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Session H5. GGR/GFC: Gravitational-Wave Detection with LIGO.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Commonwealth C, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H5.001
Scientific Operation of LIGO
- Gary H Sanders (California Institute of Technology)
- 11:21 H5.002
LIGO Detector Commissioning
- Frederick Raab (LIGO Hanford Observatory, California Institute of Technology)
- 11:57 H5.003
LIGO and GEO Developments for Advanced LIGO
- Sheila Rowan (Stanford Universtiy and University of Glasgow)
- 12:33 H5.004
Analysis of the First LIGO Data
- Erik Katsavounidis (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- 13:09 H5.005
Sources and Science with LIGO data
- Jolien Creighton (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee)
Session H6. DPP/COM: High Energy Density Plasmas - Inertial Confinement Fusion.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Commonwealth D, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H6.001
New results in direct drive inertial confinement fusion
- T. Craig Sangster (University of Rochester Laboratory for Laser Energetics)
- 11:21 H6.002
Indirect Drive Inertial Confinement Fusion Hohlraum Physics Using A 1-2 MJ Z-pinch X-ray Source*
- R. J. Leeper (Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87185)
- 11:57 H6.003
Physics Issues of Heavy-Ion-Beam-Driven Inertial Confinement Fusion*
- Christine Celata (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the Heavy Ion Fusion Virtual National Laboratory)
- 12:33 H6.004
Early-Time Evolution of Hydrodynamic Perturbations in Laser Fusion Targets
- Alexander L. Velikovich (Plasma Physics Division, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC 20375)
- 13:09 H6.005
Energy Transport and Ionization Balance in Isochorically Heated Dense Plasmas*
- Otto Landen (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore CA 94550)
Session H7. FED: Physics Demonstrations in the 21st Century.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Regency Ballroom C1, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H7.001
How Things Work: Teaching Physics in the Context of Everyday Life
- Louis Bloomfield (Department of Physics, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22904)
- 11:21 H7.002
The Wonders of Physics
- J. C. Sprott (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
- 11:57 H7.003
Classroom Demonstrations: Learning Tools or Entertainment?
- Catherine H. Crouch (Harvard University)
- 12:33 H7.004
The Physics IQ Test
- Richard Berg (University of Maryland)
Session H8. FHP: History of Physics followed by FHP Business Meeting.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Regency Ballroom C2, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H8.001
Elmer Samuel Imes
- Ronald E. Mickens (Clark Atlanta University)
- 11:09 H8.002
Emergence of Cosmic Structure: The First Two Centuries of the First Two Eons
- Virginia Trimble (Astronomy Department, University of Maryland, College Park)
- 11:33 H8.003
Rabi, Snow, and "The Two Cultures"
- Michael A. Day (Department of Physics, Lebanon Valley College, Annville, PA 17003)
- 11:57 H8.004
Fritz Reiche and German Refugee Scientists
- Benjamin Bederson (New York University)
- 12:21 H8.005
Why did the Germans not produce an atomic bomb?
- Harry Lustig (City University of New York and APS,emeritus)
- 12:45 H8.006
Lawrence's Legacy : Seaborg's Cyclotron - The 88-Inch Cyclotron turns 40
- Margaret McMahan, David Clark (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab)
- 13:09 H8.007
Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT): Current Status
- Ram Chaturvedi (SUNY College at Cortland)
Session H9. GGR/DAP: Focus Session: Dark Energy in the Accelerating Universe.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Washington A, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H9.001
Dark Matter and Dark Energy
- Chung-Pei Ma (UC Berkeley)
- 11:21 H9.002
Evidence from Type Ia Supernovae for an Accelerating Universe and Dark Energy.
- Alexei V. Filippenko (University of California, Berkeley)
- 11:57 H9.003
Supernovae and Dark Energy -- What's Next?
- Saul Perlmutter (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
- 12:21 H9.004
Beyond the Accelerating Universe, Supernovae at z>1
- Adam Riess (STScI)
- 12:45 H9.005
Probing dark energy with cosmology
- Michael S. Turner (The University of Chicago and Fermi National Accelerator Lab)
- 13:09 H9.006
Testing Curved-Spacetime Quantum Field Theory as a Cause of the Acceleration of the Universe
- Leonard Parker (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
- 13:33 H9.007
The Acceleration of the Universe as a Function of Redshift and Constraints on Dark Energy
- Ruth Daly (Penn State University), S. G. Djorgovski (California Institute of Technology)
Session H10. GGR: Quantum Aspects of Gravity.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Washington B, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H10.001
From Theory to Observation with Highly Entropic Objects
- Donald Marolf, Rafael Sorkin (Syracuse University)
- 10:57 H10.002
Consistent discrete general relativity on the lattice
- Jorge Pullin (Louisiana State University), Rodolfo Gambini (Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay)
- 11:09 H10.003
Generalized Quantum Theory of Bianchi IX Cosmologies
- David Craig (Hamilton College), James Hartle (University of California, Santa Barbara)
- 11:21 H10.004
Modeling the Low Energy Limit of Loop Quantum Gravity: Shadow States and Quantum Mechanics
- Joshua L. Willis, Abhay Ashtekar, Stephen Fairhurst (Center for Gravitational Physics and Geometry, Penn State)
- 11:33 H10.005
Validity of semiclassical gravity in Minkowski and de Sitter spacetimes
- Paul R. Anderson (Wake Forest University), Carmen Molina-Paris (University of Leeds), Emil Mottola (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
- 11:45 H10.006
Semiclassical states of Bianchi Models
- Brett Bolen, Luca Bombelli (University of Mississippi), Alejandro Corichi (UNAM, Mexico)
- 11:57 H10.007
Statistical Geometry Framework for Semiclassical Quantum Gravity
- Luca Bombelli (University of Mississippi), Alejandro Corichi (UNAM, Mexico), Oliver Winkler (Perimeter Institute)
- 12:09 H10.008
Stationary Kaluza-Klein States in a Minisuperspace Framework
- Demian H.J. Cho, John L. Friedman (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
- 12:21 H10.009
``QUANTUM vs. CLASSICAL'' SINGULARITIES
- Deborah Konkowski (U.S. Naval Academy), Thomas Helliwell, Christopher Wieland (Harvey Mudd College)
- 12:33 H10.010
Stress-energy tensor for the massless spin-1/2 field in an extreme Reissner-Nordstrom metric
- William H. Hirsch, Eric D. Carlson, Paul R. Anderson (Wake Forest University)
- 12:45 H10.011
Stress-energy tensor for a fermion field in Schwarzschild spacetime II
- Eric D. Carlson, Paul R. Anderson, Benedikt Obermayer, Peter B Groves (Wake Forest University)
- 12:57 H10.012
Stress-energy tensor for a fermion field in Schwarzschild spacetime
- Benedikt Obermayer, Eric D. Carlson, Paul R. Anderson, Peter B. Groves (Wake Forest University)
- 13:09 H10.013
BTZ black hole entropy and boundary Liouville field theory
- Yujun Chen (UC Davis)
- 13:21 H10.014
Quantum Dynamics of the Massive Graviton
- D. F. Scofield (ApplSci, Inc, Newark, DE 19711)
Session H11. DPF: CKM, Semi-Leptonic and Leptonic B Decays.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Washington C, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H11.001
Measurements of Semileptonic B Decays at the Y(4S) resonance with one fully reconstructed hadronic B decay
- Oliver Buchmueller (SLAC), BABAR Collaboration
- 11:09 H11.002
Measurement of the Ratio of Branching Fractions B(D^0 \rightarrow \pi \ell øverline\nu)/ B(D^0 \rightarrow K \ell øverline\nu)
- Lauren Hsu, Hanna Mahlke-Krueger (Cornell University), CLEO Collaboration
- 11:21 H11.003
Method for determination of |V_ub| using B^0\rightarrow \pi \ell \nu decays.
- Amanda Weinstein (SLAC), BABAR Collaboration
- 11:33 H11.004
Measurements of the CKM Parameter |V_cb| at Belle
- T. Okabe, Thomas E. Browder (University of Hawaii), Yoshi Sakai (KEK), Belle Collaboration
- 11:45 H11.005
Measurements of the CKM parameter |V_ub| at Belle
- Thomas E. Browder (University of Hawaii), Yoshi Sakai (KEK), Belle Collaboration
- 11:57 H11.006
Measurement of Exclusive b \rightarrow u \ell \nu Decays and |V_ub| with CLEO
- Karl Ecklund (Cornell University), CLEO Collaboration
- 12:09 H11.007
Measurement of form factors in B^0\rightarrow D \ell \nu_\ell.
- Mandeep Gill (LBNL), BABAR Collaboration
- 12:21 H11.008
Semileptonic neutral B meson decay to D \ell \nu_\ell: branching fraction measurement and determination of |V_cb|.
- Diego Monorchio (INFN Naples), BABAR Collaboration
- 12:33 H11.009
Study of the B^- \rightarrow D^(*)0 K^(*)- and B^0 \rightarrow øverline D^(*)0 K^(*)0 Decays
- Shahram Rahatlou (UCSD), BABAR Collaboration
- 12:45 H11.010
The Determination Of Heavy Quark Expansion Parameters \lambda_1 and øverline\Lambda from the Inclusive Lepton Spectrum in B Meson Decay
- Chaouki Boulahouache (Syracuse University), CLEO Collaboration
- 12:57 H11.011
Measurements of Semileptonic B Decays Using Tags
- Christopher Stepaniak, Ronald Poling (University of Minnesota), CLEO Collaboration
- 13:09 H11.012
A search for B^+\rightarrow \tau^+ \nu_\tau
- Mousumi Datta (U. Wisconsin), BABAR Collaboration
- 13:21 H11.013
Study of the Decay B \to X_s \ell^+\ell^- Using a Sum of Exclusive Modes Technique
- Ventzislav Koptchev (U. Mass.), BABAR Collaboration
Session H12. DPF: Education and Outreach.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Congress A, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H12.001
Research Opportunities for High School Teachers and Students Through QuarkNet, USCMS, D0 and RET
- Randy Ruchti (Department of Physics, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556-5670 USA)
- 11:09 H12.002
Help Teachers Share Particle Physics and Research with Their Students
- Marjorie Bardeen (Fermilab)
- 11:33 H12.003
MINOS: Neutrino Physics for Everyone
- Nathaniel Longley (Macalester College), Karen Phillips (The Blake School), MINOS Collaboration
- 11:57 H12.004
Soudan: Weak Physics for Everyone
- Nathaniel Longley (Macalester College), Karen Phillips (The Blake School), MINOS Collaboration
- 12:09 H12.005
Education and outreach efforts at MiniBooNE: challenging expectations
- Paul Nienaber (College of the Holy Cross/Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory), E898 - MiniBooNE Collaboration
- 12:21 H12.006
New developments from the Contemporary Physics Educ Project
- Michael Barnett (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Contemporary Physics Education Project Collaboration
- 12:45 H12.007
The World of Subatomic Particles: HEP High-School Outreach
- Elizabeth H. Simmons, John Butler, Ulrich Heintz, Ed Kearns, Meenakshi Narain, Chris Walter (Boston University), Kate Scholberg (MIT)
- 12:57 H12.008
The Cosmic Ray Observatory Project: A Statewide Outreach and Education Experiment in Nebraska
- Gregory Snow, Daniel Claes (University of Nebraska)
- 13:09 H12.009
An Event to Encourage High School Students to Pursue College Degrees in Physics and Math
- Bruce Bukiet, Gordon Thomas (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
- 13:21 H12.010
Online Physics Education: Progress and Prospects
- Robert V. Steiner (Program in Science Education, Teachers College, Columbia University and Department of Physics, Sarah Lawrence College)
- 13:33 H12.011
The Electron as Field Quantum: The Straightforward Way To Teach Quantum Physics Conceptually
- Art Hobson (U of Arkansas)
- 13:45 H12.012
Mathematica with a Numerical Methods Course
- Rodney Varley (Hunter College, Physics Dept.)
Session H13. DPF: Instrumentation: Colliders.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Congress B, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H13.001
Calibrating the Jet Energy Scale of the Calorimeter at DO.
- V. Abazov et al. (DZero Collaboration), DZero Collaboration
- 10:57 H13.002
Design and performance of a trigger collecting Z \to b\barb decays in p\barp collisions at \sqrts=1.96 TeV
- Giorgio Cortiana (Padova University), CDF Collaboration
- 11:09 H13.003
Lepton + Track triggers and Chargino-Neutralino Search with Taus in CDF Run 2
- Sasha Baroiant (University of California at Davis), Takashi Ogawa (Waseda University), Maxwell Chertok (University of California at Davis), Teruki Kamon, Vadim Khotilovich (Texas Aamp;M University), Richard Lander (University of California at Davis), Carmine Pagliarone (INFN-Sezione di Pisa), Alexei Safonov (University of California at Davis), Aurore Savoy-Navarro (Universites de Paris 6amp;7/CNRS-IN2P3), John R. Smith (University of California at Davis), CDF Collaboration
- 11:21 H13.004
The Dimuon Trigger of the CDF Experiment in Run 2
- James Kraus (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), CDF Collaboration
- 11:33 H13.005
The Level 1 Central Track Trigger at DO
- Satish Desai (State University of New York, Stony Brook), DZero Collaboration
- 11:45 H13.006
Use of the DO Central Preshower Detector in Electron Identification.
- John Gardner (University of Kansas), DZero Collaboration
- 11:57 H13.007
Secondary Vertex Reconstruction of Long Lived Particles at CDF using Run 2 Data
- Juan Pablo Fernandez (Purdue University), CDF Collaboration
- 12:09 H13.008
The DO forward proton detector.
- Tamsin Edwards (Manchester University), DZero Collaboration
- 12:21 H13.009
Using the Z \to b\barb decay as a calibration line in p\barp collisions at \sqrts=1.96 TeV
- Matthew Baumgart (University of Chicago), CDF Collaboration
- 12:33 H13.010
Calibrating the Jet Energy Scale of the Calorimeter at DO
- Philip Perea (University of California at Riverside), DZero Collaboration
- 12:45 H13.011
Lead Tungstate Crystal and its Monitoring for CMS
- Ren-yuan Zhu (Caltech), CMS Collaboration
- 12:57 H13.012
Results From the Beam Tests of the CMS Forward Quartz Fiber Calorimeter Pre-Production-Prototype and The Two Production Wedges
- Ugur Akgun (University of Iowa), CMS Collaboration
- 13:09 H13.013
Implementation and Preliminary Results of Algorithms for the ATLAS High Level Trigger
- Stephen Armstrong (CERN), ATLAS Collaboration
- 13:21 H13.014
The ATLAS Pixel Detector
- Kevin Einsweiler (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), Maurice Garcia-Sciveres, Gil Gilchriese, John Richardson, Aldo Saavedra, The ATLAS Pixel Collaboration
- H13.015
Design of an Upgraded DZero Silicon Microstrip Tracker for Fermilab Run2b
- Marcel Demarteau (Fermilab), Dzero Collaboration
Session H14. DPF: Top Cross Sections at the Tevatron.
Sunday morning, 10:45, Congress C, Loews Philadelphia Hotel
- 10:45 H14.001
Top Dilepton Cross Section Measurement at the Tevatron
- Mircea Coca (University of Rochester), CDF Collaboration
- 10:57 H14.002
Study of Standard Model processes with a final state of two high-P_T leptons, large Missing Energy, and at least 2 high-E_T jets at CDF
- Jong-Young Chung (The Ohio State University), CDF Collaboration
- 11:09 H14.003
Measurement of the t\bart production cross section in the dilepton decay channels in p\barp collisions at \sqrts=1.96 GeV
- V. Abazov et al. (DZero Collaboration), DZero Collaboration
- 11:21 H14.004
Measurement of the tøverlinet cross section in the dielectron channel at the DO experiment in Run\simII of the Tevatron.
- Joseph Kozminski (Michigan State University), DZero Collaboration
- 11:33 H14.005
Measurement of the t\bart cross section in the dimuon channel at the DO experiment in Run\simII of the Fermilab Tevatron.
- Jeff Temple (University of Arizona), DZero Collaboration
- 11:45 H14.006
Measurement of the t\bart production cross section in the electron and muon channel at the DO experiment at Run\simII of the Tevatron.
- Daniel Whiteson (University of California at Berkeley), DZero Collaboration
- 11:57 H14.007
Measurement of t \bart Production Cross Section at the Tevatron Run 2 CDF Experiment Using B-Tagging.
- Henri Bachacou (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), CDF Collaboration
- 12:09 H14.008
Measurement of \sigma(p\barp \to t\bartX) in the lepton plus jets decay mode using a neural network
- Radu Marginean (The Ohio State University), CDF Collaboration
- 12:21 H14.009
Measurement of the t\bart production cross section in the lepton+jets decay channels in p\barp collisions at \sqrts=1.96 GeV
- V. Abazov et al. (DZero Collaboration), DZero Collaboration
- 12:33 H14.010
Measurement of the t\bart cross section in the lepton+jets channel at the DO experiment in Run\simII of the Tevatron.
- Tobias Golling (Bonn University), DZero Collaboration
- 12:45 H14.011
Measurement of the t\bart cross section in the e+jets channel using the matrix element method.
- Chunhui Han (University of Michigan), DZero Collaboration