Program overview

MONDAY MORNING, 3 MAY 2004

10:45 R2.001 INTEGRAL and Cosmic Nucleosynthesis

Roland Diehl (Max Planck Institut fuer extraterrestrische Physik, Garching, Germany)

11:21 R2.002 Solar Flare Observations with RHESSI

R. P. Lin (Physics Dept & Space Sciences Lab, Univ. of California, Berkeley)

11:57 R2.003 Nova Nucleosynthesis of Gamma-Ray Emitters and Radioactive Beam Measurements

Dan Bardayan (Physics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

12:33 R2.004 Radiative Capture Reactions with Radioactive Beams for Nuclear Astrophysics Using DRAGON at ISAC

John D'Auria (Simon Fraser University)

10:45 R4.001 Muon g-2 and low energy electroweak tests

Andrzej Czarnecki (University of Alberta)

11:21 R4.002 Precision electroweak measurements and fits

Martin Grunewald (University College Dublin, Dept. of Experimental Physics, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland)

11:57 R4.003 Electroweak measurements at the Tevatron

Marco Verzocchi (University of Maryland)

12:33 R4.004 Top quark physics

Pierre Savard (University of Toronto)

13:09 R4.005 Higgs Searches - Status and Prospects

Michael Schmitt (Northwestern University)

10:45 R5.001 Next Generation Spallation Neutron Sources

Norbert Holtkamp (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

11:21 R5.002 Science and Technology of SASE

John Galayda (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center)

11:57 R5.003 Science and Technology of ERL-based Synchrotron Radiation Sources

Charles K. Sinclair (Cornell University)

12:33 R5.004 Science and Technology of Long Wavelength Radiation Sources

Michael C. Martin (Advanced Light Source Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

13:09 R5.005 Key Ramp;D issues for future light sources

Ilan Ben-Zvi (BNL)

10:45 R7.001 Experiences of a high-school physics textbook author

Paul W. Zitzewitz (Department of Natural Sciences, University of Michigan-Dearborn)

11:21 R7.002 Program for Change

Gregory Puskar (West Virginia University)

11:57 R7.003 TBD

Stuart Johnson ()

12:33 R7.004 The Importance of Accuracy, Stimulating writing, and Relevance in Middle School Science Textbook Writing

John Hubisz (North Carolina State University)

10:45 R8.001 Dirty Bombs: A Discouraging Second Look

Cheryl A. Loeb (Center for Technology and National Security Policy, National Defense University, Washington, DC)

11:21 R8.002 Sources of Radioactive Isotopes for Dirty Bombs

Joel Lubenau (Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies)

11:57 R8.003 Decontamination in the Aftermath of a Radiological Attack

Jaime Yassif (Federation of American Scientists)

12:33 R8.004 Communication with Policy Makers and the Public on Dirty Bombs

Michael Levi (Brookings Institution)

10:45 R9.001 Cosmic censorship violation in anti de Sitter space

Gary Horowitz (University of California, Santa Barbara)

11:21 R9.002 Figures in the landscape: fluxes, branes and string vacua

Steve Giddings (University of California, Santa Barbara)

11:57 R9.003 Observables, Gauge Invariance and Locality in Models of Quantum Gravity

Tom Banks (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)

12:33 R9.004 Black holes in theories with compact dimensions

Toby Wiseman (Harvard)

10:45 R10.001 Progress in Extended Lagrangians for Relativistic Point-Coupling Models

Thomas J. Buervenich, David G. Madland (Theoretical Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory)

10:57 R10.002 Application of the Pauli Principle in Many-Body Scattering

Stephen Weppner (Eckerd College)

11:09 R10.003 Numerical Modeling of Statistical Decay of Compound Nuclei at Equilibrium Density with Surface Entropy Effects

M. Houck, Jun Lu, L. Pienkowski, W. U. Schröder, J. Tõke (University of Rochester)

11:21 R10.004 Predicting total and total reaction cross sections using a simple functional form

Pradip Deb (Department of Physics, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH 43210, U.S.A.), Ken Amos (School of Physics, The University of Melbourne, Victoria 3010, Australia)

11:33 R10.005 Consequences of self-consistency violations in HF-RPA calculations of the nuclear breathing mode energy

Shalom Shlomo, Bijay K Agrawal (Cyclotron Institute, Texas Aamp;M University,College Station, TX 77843, USA)

11:45 R10.006 Exploring High-Dimensional Fission Potential-Energy Landscapes

Peter Moller, Dave Madland, Arnold J. Sierk (Theoretical Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM 87545), Akira Iwamoto (JAERI Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki, 319-1195 Japan)

11:57 R10.007 Emission of Intermediate-Mass Fragments from Excited Systems at Equilibrium Matter Density

J. Tõke, M. Houck, Jun Lu, L. Pienkowski, W. U. Schröder (University of Rochester)

12:09 R10.008 Sufficient data exists to provide a unified physics in 2004

Eugene Pamfiloff (Optigon Research and Development)

12:21 R10.009 A Theorem for Two Nucleon Transfer

Larry Zamick (Rutgers University), aram Mekjian (Rutgers U.)

R10.010 Nuclear matter incompressibility coefficient in relativistic and nonrelativistic microscopic models

Shalom Shlomo, Bijay K. Agrawal, Vuong Kim Au (Cyclotron Institute, Texas Aamp;M University, College Station, TX 77843, USA)

R10.011 Formal Nuclear and Atomic Structure of the Elements

Amagh Nduka (Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria)

10:45 R11.001 Precision Measurements of b Hadron Masses at CDF using Run II DataB^0 \to J/\psi K_0 and the B_s Lifetime Difference using CDF Run 2 Data

Christoph Paus (TBA)

10:57 R11.002 Measurements of b Hadron Lifetimes at CDF Using Exclusive Decays

Christoph Paus (TBA)

11:09 R11.003 Measurement of the B Hadron Lifetimes using Semileptonic Decays in CDF Run II

Christoph Paus (TBA)

11:21 R11.004 Measurements of Exclusive B Meson Lifetimes in Fully Hadronic Decay Modes at\$\sqrts=1.96~ TeV

Christoph Paus (TBA)

11:33 R11.005 Ratio of Lifetimes of the B^+ and B_d^0 mesons.

Guennadi Borissov (Lancaster University, UK), DZero Collaboration

11:45 R11.006 Lifetime of B_d^0 and B_s^0 mesons using fully reconstructed J/\psi+X final states.

Avdhesh Chandra (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India), DZero Collaboration

11:57 R11.007 Measurement of \Lambda_b Baryon Lifetime using the \Lambda_b \rightarrow J/\psi \Lambda final state.

Abaz Kryemadhi (Indiana University), DZero Collaboration

12:09 R11.008 Flavor Tagging at CDF using Run II Data

Christoph Paus (TBA)

12:21 R11.009 Same Side Pion Tagging Study at CDF using Run II Data

Christoph Paus (TBA)

12:33 R11.010 Soft Electron Reconstruction and the Deacy J/\psi \to e^+e^- at CDF

Christoph Paus (TBA)

12:45 R11.011 Jet Charge Tagging at CDF using Run II Data

Christoph Paus (TBA)

12:57 R11.012 B^0 Mixing in Fully Reconstructed Hadronic Decays at CDF

Jonatan Piedra (Instituto de Fisica de Cantabria)

13:09 R11.013 A study of B_d^0 oscillations.

Sergey Burdin (Fermilab), DZero Collaboration

13:21 R11.014 Trigger Strategies for B_s mixing at DØ

Christopher Barnes (Imperial College, London), DZero Collaboration

13:33 R11.015 Prospects on B_s mixing in Run II CDF

Christoph Paus (TBA)

10:45 R12.001 QCD at LHC with ATLAS

Lawrence Price (Argonne National Laboratory), Collaboration ATLAS

10:57 R12.002 Diphoton Production in the DO Detector at the Fermilab Collider

Joshua Dyer (Michigan State University), DZero Collaboration

11:09 R12.003 Multiphoton Production in the DØDetector at the Fermilab Tevatron p\barp collider.

Oleksiy V. Atramentov (Iowa State University), DZero Collaboration

11:21 R12.004 Inclusive Jet Cross Section using the K_T Algorithm

Regis Lefevre (IFAE-Barcelona), CDF Collaboration

11:33 R12.005 Fragmentation Differences of Quark and Gluon Jets at the Tevatron

Alexandre Pronko (University of Florida), CDF Collaboration

11:45 R12.006 Jet Shapes and Energy Flows in Dijet Production at CDF

Olga Norniella (IFAE-Barcelona), CDF Collaboration

11:57 R12.007 Run II Results on Diffraction from CDF

Koji Terashi (The Rockefeller University), CDF Collaboration

12:09 R12.008 Min-Bias and The Underlying Event in Run 2 at the Tevatron

Alberto Cruz (University of Florida/CDF), CDF Collaboration

12:21 R12.009 Inclusive b-jet production at CDF

Monica D'Onofrio (University of Geneva/CDF), CDF Collaboration

12:33 R12.010 Measurement of the Bottom Quark Cross-Section using b \to J/\psi Events at CDF

Christoph Paus (TBA)

12:45 R12.011 Measurement of the b-Hadron Production Cross-Section 1.96 TeV

Anant Gajjar (University of Liverpool), CDF Collaboration

12:57 R12.012 \Lambda_b Production at CDF

Christoph Paus (TBA)

13:09 R12.013 Studies of \Upsilon (1S) bottomonium state production with the DØ\ Detector at Fermilab.

Jundong Huang (Indiana University), DZero Collaboration

13:21 R12.014 QCD Tests of Heavy Flavour Production in Events Containing an Energetic Photon at 1.96 TeV

Anant Gajjar (University of Liverpool), CDF Collaboration

13:33 R12.015 A Proposed New “Nano-Particle” Theory of Light Based on Heat Transfer Principles

Ashis Das (Independent Engineer and Scientist)

10:45 R13.001 Numerical Simulations of Compact Binaries

Thomas Baumgarte (Bowdoin College)

11:21 R13.002 3D simulations of Einstein's equations: symmetric hyperbolicity, live gauges and dynamic control of the constraints

Manuel Tiglio, Luis Lehner, Dave Neilsen (Louisiana State University)

11:33 R13.003 Recent Results with Distributed AMR

Steven Liebling (Southampton College, LIU)

11:45 R13.004 Spherical excision for moving black holes with overlapping grids

Gioel Calabrese (University of Southampton), Eric Hirschmann (Brigham Young University), David Neilsen (Louisiana State University)

11:57 R13.005 Radiation tails and boundary conditions for black hole evolutions

Lior Burko, Elspeth Allen, Elizabeth Buckmiller, Richard Price (University of Utah)

12:09 R13.006 Numerical Relativity Using a Harmonic Decomposition

Frans Pretorius (California Institute of Technology)

10:45 R14.001 Accretion Theory of the "Spontaneous Rotation" Phenomenon : New experimental evidence

Bruno Coppi (MIT)

10:57 R14.002 Role of the Lower Hybrid Drift Instability (LHDI) on the Onset of Magnetic Reconnection

P. Ricci, J.U. Brackbill, W. Daughton, G. Lapenta (LANL)

11:09 R14.003 Plasma redshift of photons: A new way to heat plasma to fusion temperatures

ARI BRYNJOLFSSON (Applied Radiation Industries)

11:21 R14.004 Electromagnetic modeling of extended dust grains in astrophysical plasmas

Peter Messmer (Tech-X Corporation), Mihaly Horanyi (University of Colorado, Boulder)

11:33 R14.005 Melting and Vaporization Apparatus and Method with implications for ICF

Susana Curatolo (CZT Inc.)

11:45 R14.006 Measurement of optical properties and AC conductivity of femtosecond laser generated warm dense gold

K. Widmann (LLNL), T. Ao (UBC, Vancouver, Canada), A. Ng, M.E. Foord, D.F. Price, A.D. Ellis, Y. Ping, P.T. Springer ((all LLNL))

11:57 R14.007 ``Physics of Igniting Plasmas and the Ignitor Approach"

A. Airoldi (C.N.R.), B. Coppi (MIT), F. Bombarda, G. Cenacchi (E.N.E.A.)

12:09 R14.008 IEC OPERATION WITH RF ION INJECTION

Robert Stubbers, Yasser Shaban, George H. Miley (NPRE Dept., U of Illinois, Urbana, IL 61801)

12:21 R14.009 The Size of the Light Emitting Region of a Sonoluminescing Bubble

Mogens Levinsen, Jeppe Dam (Niels Bohr Institute, Blegdamsvej 17, DK-2100 Copenhagen, Denmark)

12:33 R14.010 NONIDEAL PLASMA UNDER EXREME CONDITIONS GENERATED BY INTENSE SHOCK WAVES

Vladimir Fortov (Institute for High Energy Density of RAS)

10:45 R15.001 Reaction Models for Investigating Baryon Spectroscopy with Meson Production Reactions

Toru Sato (Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science, Osaka University)

11:21 R15.002 Hadron Deformation and Chiral Symmetry

A.M. Bernstein (MIT)

11:33 R15.003 CLAS Measurement of Pion Electroproduction in the \Delta (1232) Region at Q^2=0.1-0.3 \sim GeV^2

L.C. Smith (University of Virginia), CLAS Collaboration

11:45 R15.004 Study of Model Dependence in \Delta Resonance Pion Electroproduction Multipoles

Itaru Nakagawa (University of Kentucky)

11:57 R15.005 New Measurements of the Low Q^2 Behavior of the \gammap\rightarrow\Delta Reaction

Sean Stave (MIT)

12:09 R15.006 Recoil Polarization Measurements and Multipole Analysis of the p( \vece,e^\prime \vecp ) \pi^0 Reaction near the \Delta-Resonance

A.J. Sarty (Saint Mary's University), for the Jefferson Lab Hall A Collaboration

12:21 R15.007 Model Dependence of the Properties of S11 Baryon Resonances

Alvin Kiswandhi, Simon Capstick (Department of Physics, Florida State University), Steven Dytman (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Pittsburgh)

12:33 R15.008 Analysis of the reaction \gamma p \to \eta^\prime p

Kanzo Nakayama (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602), Helmut Haberzettl (Center for Nuclear Studies, Department of Physics, The George Washington University, Washington, DC 20052)

12:45 R15.009 \largeEvidence of Longitudinal P_11(1440)Strength from \pi^+ Electroproduction Beam Asymmetry Measurements with CLAS

Kyungseon Joo (University of Connecticut), Fort the CLAS Collaboration

12:57 R15.010 Helicity Asymmetries in Double-Charged-Pion Photoproduction from Hydrogen with Circularly Polarized Photons

Steffen Strauch (The George Washington University), CLAS Collaboration

13:09 R15.011 Search for resonance contributions in electro- and photoproduction of omega at CLAS

Franz Klein (The Catholic University of America), CLAS Collaboration

13:21 R15.012 Search for the Exotic Pentaquark theta+ Baryon state in the gamma deuteron -> lambda theta+ reaction

Marco Mirazita (INFN - Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati)

13:36 R15.013 Structure-Dependent Radiative Corrections to N\to\Delta Transition

Andrei Afanasev (Jefferson Lab)