Program overview
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 22 MAY 2004
Session H1. Nuclear Physics.
Saturday afternoon, 13:30, 122, University of Idaho, Engineering/Physics
- 13:30 H1.001
Status of the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO)
- Jared Heise (Los Alamos National Laboratory, SNO Collaboration)
- 14:06 H1.002
Laser Isotope Enrichment
- E.B. Nieschmidt (Idaho State University)
- 14:42 H1.003
A Search for Correlations Between Four Different Atmospheric Aerosol Measurement Systems Atop Rattlesnake Mountain, Washington
- Brian Milbrath (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
- 14:54 H1.004
The Angular Correlation Effect in Gamma-Ray Coincidence Summing
- Werner Hager, Kenneth Krane (Department of Physics, Oregon State University, Corvallis OR 97331 USA)
- 15:06 H1.005
Asymmetry in neutron and proton densities and its impact on hadron dynamics
- Francesca Sammarruca (University of Idaho)
- 15:18 H1.006
Modelling Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering above 1 GeV
- Ruprecht Machleidt (University of Idaho), Oleg Eyser, Wolfgang Scobel (University of Hamburg, Germany)
- 15:30 H1.007
Configuration-Space Representation of a Chiral Nucleon-Nucleon Potential
- Hiro Shimoyama, Ruprecht Machleidt (University of Idaho)
Session H2. Physics Education.
Saturday afternoon, 13:30, 204, University of Idaho, Engineering/Physics
- 13:30 H2.001
Using research to guide the development of a dynamics curriculum
- MacKenzie R. Stetzer (University of Washington)
- 14:06 H2.002
Helping students to develop a functional understanding of energy conservation
- Beth A. Lindsey, Paula R.L. Heron, Peter S. Shaffer, Lillian C. McDermott (University of Washington)
- 14:18 H2.003
Adapting research-based curricula at Seattle Pacific University: Results on student learning
- Eleanor Close, Stamatis Vokos, John Lindberg, Lane Seeley (Seattle Pacific University)
- 14:30 H2.004
Tensor Troubles
- Sandra Wright, Jesse Huso (University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83843)
- 14:42 H2.005
Changing how students think about rigid body dynamics*
- Hunter Close, Paula R.L. Heron, Peter Shaffer, Lillian C McDermott (University of Washington)
Session H3. Condensed Matter Physics: Modeling, Theory, and Optics.
Saturday afternoon, 13:30, 205, University of Idaho, Engineering/Physics
- 13:30 H3.001
Temperature- and Composition-Driven Changes in Sites Occupied by Indium in GdAl_2
- Matthew O. Zacate, Gary S. Collins (Washington State University)
- 14:06 H3.002
First principles calculation of second order and third order elastic constants for single crystals of arbitrary symmetry
- Jijun Zhao, Michael Winey, Yogendra Gupta (Institute for Shock Physics, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164)
- 14:18 H3.003
Determination of Quantum States in Micostructures
- Dennis Sullivan (ECE Department, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 84843-1023)
- 14:30 H3.004
Seebeck Coefficient in the High Temperature Limit
- Dara L. Easley, Allen L. Wasserman (Department of Physics, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331)
- 14:42 H3.005
Self-(de)focusing mechanisms in dye-doped polymers
- Jeong Joon Park, Mark G. Kuzyk (Department of Physics, Washington State University)
- 14:54 H3.006
Dark spatial solitons in bulk polymers using photo-induced molecular reorientation
- Shaoping Bian, Mark Kuzyk (Washington State Unviersity)
- 15:06 H3.007
Reversible Photodegradation of 1-amino-2-methylanthraquinone in Poly(methyl methacrylate) Under Second-Harmonic Nd:YAG Laser Excitation
- Natnael Embaye, Brent Howel, Mark Kuzyk (Washington State University)
- 15:18 H3.008
Studies of the mechanism of the formation of self-trapped excitons in quasi-one-dimensional materials
- F. X. Morrissey, S. L. Dexheimer (Washington State University)
- 15:30 H3.009
Femtosecond far-infrared studies of carrier dynamics in amorphous semiconductors
- A. V. V. Nampoothiri, S. L. Dexheimer (Department of Physics, Washington State University)
Session H4. Particle Physics.
Saturday afternoon, 13:30, 205, University of Idaho, Engineering/Physics
- 13:30 H4.001
The Decade of the Neutrino
- Joseph Formaggio (University of Washington)
- 14:06 H4.002
Recent Results from the High Energy Frontier
- Aran Garcia-Bellido (University of Washington)
- 14:42 H4.003
Search For Single Top Production at the Tevatron
- Thomas Gadfort (University of Washington)
- 14:54 H4.004
Search for Lepton Flavor Violation in Tau Decays
- Eric Torrence (University of Oregon)
- 15:06 H4.005
Studies for Reconstructing Rare B Decays with the BaBar Detector
- Nasim Boustani (University of British Columbia), The BaBar Collaboration
- 15:18 H4.006
Silicon Tungsten Electromagnetic Calorimeter for the Next Linear Collider
- Eric Fitzgerald (University of Oregon Center for High Energy Physics)
- 15:30 H4.007
Tensionless strings and free scalar fields
- Adam Clark, Andreas Karch, Pavel Kovtun, Daisuke Yamada (University of Washington)
- 15:42 H4.008
Time to Space Conversion in General Quantum Field Theory of Flavor Oscillations
- Yuriy Mishchenko, Chueng-Ryong Ji (Dept. of Physics, North Carolina State University)
- 15:54 H4.009
Local scaling invariance in high-energy physics and unified field theory
- Ervin Goldfain (OptiSolve Consulting)