Program overview (TEST)

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 4 MAY 1996

14:30 L1.01 Nuclear Physics Dissertation Award Lecture: Radiative Capture of Polarized Protons by Deuterium in the Energy Range E_p\leq80 keV

Gregory J. Schmid (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

15:06 L1.02 Bonner Prize Lecture: Electron Scattering

John Dirk Walecka (College of William and Mary and CEBAF)

15:42 L1.03 Polarized Radiative Capture Reactions below 100 keV, a New Laboratory for Nuclear Physics.

H. R. Weller (Duke University and Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory, Durham, North Carolina. (30 min.))

16:18 L1.04 The Nuclear Shell Model as a Testing Ground for Quantum Chaos

Vladimir Zelevinsky (NSCL/Michigan State University, East Lansing. (30 min.))

14:30 L2.01 What is New in High Temperature Superconductivity Science and Technology

Paul Chu

15:06 L2.02 Haldane Statistics and Its Application to Physical Systems

M. V. N Murthy (Department of Physics and Astronomy, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, L8S 4M1, Canada.)

15:42 L2.03 Light Amplification and Lasing without Inversion: New Frontier

Jin-Yue Gao (Jilin University, Changchun, P.R. China)

16:18 L2.04 Axionic Extensions of the Standard Model (Indianapolis Meeting of May 2--5)

Jihn E. Kim (Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea.)

14:30 L3.01 Absolute Energy Measurements Using Resonant Depolarization

Massimo Placidi (CERN - CH 1211 Geneva 23, SWITZERLAND)

15:06 L3.02 Nanometer Resolution Beam Position Monitors for Linear Colliders

Tsumoru Shintake

15:42 L3.03 High Resolution Beam Size Monitors

Marc Ross (SLAC)

16:18 L3.04 Analysis and Control of Multi-Bunch Longitudinal Instabilities Using Digital Signal Processing

John D. Fox (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center)

16:54 L3.05 Subpicosecond Bunch Length Measurement

Helmut Wiedemann, David Bocek, Pamela Kung, Hung-chi Lihn, Chitrlada Settakorn (Stanford University)

14:30 L4.01 The Low Surface Brightness Clues to Structure Formation

Julianne Dalcanton

15:06 L4.02 Small Angle Cosmic Background Radiation Anisotropies

Martin White (Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago)

15:42 L4.03 The Las Campanas Redshift Survey

Huan Lin (University of Toronto)

16:18 L4.04 Some Surprises Concerning the Origin of Light Elements in the Galaxy

Doulgas Duncan

14:30 L5.01 Women, Minorities, and Admissions Testing: The SAT II and GRE Physics Tests

A. M. Zolandz (Educational Testing Service, Princeton, NJ)

15:06 L5.02 The Graduate Admissions Perspective

Howard Georgi (Harvard University)

15:42 L5.03 The Correlation Between GRE Scores and Performance in Graduate School

David Morin (Harvard University)

16:18 L5.04 The Consequences of Physics GRE Requirements for Graduate School: A Case Study at UT Austin

Jennifer L. W. Siders (University of Texas, Austin)

16:54 L5.05 Narrowing the Pipeline: The SAT and GRE General Tests as Arbitrary Gatekeepers

Pamela Zappardino (Executive Director, National Center for Fair amp; Open Testing (FairTest) Cambridge, MA)

14:30 L6.01 From CUPS to Collaboratories: Computers and Astronomy Education

Richard R. Kouzes

15:06 L6.02 Active Conceptual Learning in Large Astronomy Classes

Walter Promoting Bisard

15:42 L6.03 Involving Undergraduates in Astrophysical Research

J.C. Higdon

16:18 L6.04 Women's Contributions to Stellar and Galactic Astronomy

Kristine Larsen (Physics and Earth Sciences Dept., Central Connecticut State University)

16:30 L6.05 Integrating Space Physics into Introductory Astronomy

Richard F. Martin, Brian K. Clark, Hiroshi Matsuoka (Physics Department, Illinois State University)

16:42 L6.06 A Simulation of Particle Acceleration in Solar Flares

Paul Martin, David H. Tamres (Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, University of Wisconsin)

16:54 L6.07 Projects in Stellar Astrophysics: A Program for the Introductory Astronomy Course

Juan R. Burciaga (Dept. of Physics, Hendrix College)

14:30 L7.01 Neutrino Oscillation Limits at CCFR

Alexandru Romosan (Columbia University, CCFR/NuTeV collaboration)

14:42 L7.02 A Measurment of the Tau Michel Parameters at SLD.

James Quigley (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

14:54 L7.03 Measurement of the Average Tau Lepton Lifetime with the L3 Detector at LEP

L3 Collaboration

15:06 L7.04 Branching ratios of one-prong tau decays including neutrals.

Russell Balest (University of Colorado, Boulder)

15:18 L7.05 \tau \rightarrow K decay in DELPHI

Jan van Eldik (NIKHEF,Amsterdam,the Netherlands)

15:30 L7.06 Study of 3-prong hadronic \tau decays with charged kaons

Ilya Kravchenko, Dave Besson (The University of Kansas)

15:42 L7.07 Search for Fourth Generation Neutral Heavy Leptons

Safak Cinar (State University of New York at Stony Brook)

15:54 L7.08 Search for scalar lepton production in e^+e^- collisions at \sqrts=130-140 GeV

L3 Collaboration

16:06 L7.09 Search for Unstable Sequential Charged and Neutral Heavy Leptons in e^+ e^- Annihilation at \sqrts = 130 and 136 GeV

L3 Collaboration

L7.10

16:30 L7.11 A Search for Excited Fermions at HERA

H1-Collaboration (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)

16:42 L7.12 A Search for Leptoquarks at HERA

H1-Collaboration (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)

16:54 L7.13 Search for third generation leptoquarks at CDF.

(The CDF Collaboration^*) Baumann (Harvard University^)

14:30 L8.01 Hadronic W Decays in t\bart Events Using b Quark Tagging

Richard Wilkinson (University of Pennsylvania)

14:42 L8.02 W Polarization in Top Decay

Andy Beretvas, Morris Binkley (Fermilab)

14:54 L8.03 Measurement of W Helicity in Top Quark Decays at CDF

David Winn (University of Michigan)

15:06 L8.04 Overview of Kinematic Variables in Top Production

Andy Beretvas, Morris Binkley (Fermilab)

15:18 L8.05 Kinematical Properties of tøverlinet Production in 1.8 TeV pøverlinep Collisions.

Shin Aota (University of Tsukuba^), (The CDF Collaboration^*)

L8.06

15:42 L8.07 Measurement of Z and Drell-Yan Production and Decay to Dimuons in \barpp Collsions at \sqrts = 1.8 TeV

B.J. KIM ((The CDF Collaboration))

15:54 L8.08 Measurement of the \sigmaBR(W\rightarrow \tau\nu) with the DØ\ Detector at the Tevatron

Hailin Li (The State University of New York at Stony Brook)

16:06 L8.09 Measurement of WW\gamma couplings at the DØ\ Detector.

Tom Fahland (Brown University)

16:18 L8.10 Search for W Boson Pair Production into Dilepton Channels at DØ

Paul Bloom (U.C. Davis)

16:30 L8.11 WW and WZ \rightarrow e\nu+jj Events Production at DØ

\hboxAlberto Sánchez-Hernández (CINVESTAV Mexico City)

16:42 L8.12 W+\gamma and Z+\gamma Production at CDF

Steven Errede (The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

16:54 L8.13 Hadronic Contribution to Muon g-2 with Systematic Error Correlations

D. H. Brown, W. A. Worstell (Physics Department, Boston University)

L8.14

L9.01

14:42 L9.02 Determination of the inclusive semileptonic decay fractions of heavy flavours at LEP

Franco Simonetto (University of Padua and I.N.F.N.,Padua,Italy)

14:54 L9.03 Measurement of the Semileptonic Decay Spectrum and Branching Fraction of \bar B^0 Mesons

I-Chung Lai (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

15:06 L9.04 Studies of B\rightarrow D\ell\bar\nu Using Neutrino Reconstruction

Kenneth Bloom (Cornell University)

15:18 L9.05 Study of B\rightarrow D^+\ell\bar\nu.

Min Gao (Syracuse University)

15:30 L9.06 Determination of |V_cb| from the semileptonic decay B^0 \rightarrow D^*- \ell^+ \nu

Pierre-A. Fischer (CRN,Strasbourg,France)

15:42 L9.07 Investigation of \boldmath D^*+ \pi^- Production in Semileptonic B Decay.

Alain Bellerive (McGill University), Suzanne Jones (Cornell University)

15:54 L9.08 A New Method to Measure \cal B(B^0 \rightarrow \pi^- \ell^+ \nu_\ell) Using Partially Reconstructed B^0øverlineB^0 Events

William Brower (UCSD)

16:06 L9.09 Search for exclusive b\rightarrow u semileptonic decays

David Lange (University of California at Santa Barbara)

L9.10

16:30 L9.11 A Measurement of the b quark fragmentation function at \sqrtQ^2=m_Z^0

Eric D. Church (University of Washington)

16:42 L9.12 Heavy Quark Fragmentation and Excited Beauty

Ralf Ehret (University of Karlsruhe,Karlsruhe,Germany)

16:54 L9.13 Charge-correlations in B-mesons and nearby pions at 1.8 TeV

Kenneth Kelley (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

17:06 L9.14 Hadronic \Upsilon(2S) transitions

Sergei Kotov (University of Kansas)

17:18 L9.15 High Bjorken-x Events in Neutrino-Iron Deep Inelastic Scattering

Masoud Vakili (University of Cincinnati, CCFR/NuTeV Collaboration)

14:30 L10.01 Evidence for Leading Particle Production in e^+e^- \rightarrowHadrons

Kenneth G. Baird (Rutgers University)

14:42 L10.02 Determination of Quark Couplings from Final-State Radiation in Hadronic Z Decays

L3 Collaboration

14:54 L10.03 A Measurement of the Proton Structure Function F_2 (x, Q^2) at HERA

H1-Collaboration (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)

15:06 L10.04 A measurement of R =\sigma_L/\sigma_T in deep inelastic neutrino nucleon interactions at the Tevatron

UN-KI YANG (University of Rochester and CCFR/NuTeV Collaboration)

15:18 L10.05 An Extraction of the Strong Interaction Coupling Constant (\alpha_s) using the GLS Sum Rule for CCFR Neutrino Data

John Kim (Columbia University)

L10.06

15:42 L10.07 Comparison of Prompt Muon Observations to Charm Expectations

Elizabeth S. Hafen (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

15:54 L10.08 Charge Symmetry and Flavor Symmetry Violation in Parton distributions

Alex Pang, J. Tim. Londergan (Nuclear Theory Center, Indiana University, Bloomington IN 47405)

16:06 L10.09 Muon Charge Asymmetry From W Decay at the DØDetector

Ajay Narayanan (University of Arizona)

16:18 L10.10 W Lepton Charge Asymmetry - Test of Structure Functions

Qun Fan (the CDF Collaboration,University of Rochester)

16:30 L10.11 W\rightarrow\mu+\nu Charge Asymmetry with Forward Muons

Lee PONDROM, (THE CDF COLLABORATION) (University of Wisconsin)

16:42 L10.12 Rapidity Gaps in Jet Events at DØ

Jill Perkins (University of Texas at Arlington)

16:54 L10.13 The Photon's Contribution to the ``Super-hard" Pomeron

Hung Jung Lu (University of Arizona), Joseph Milana (University of Maryland)

17:06 L10.14 The Partonic Structure of Proton Diffraction

H1-Collaboration (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)

17:18 L10.15 Measurement of the Diffractive Proton Structure Function

H1-Collaboration (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)

14:30 L11.01 Measurement of the Partial Half Life of the Superallowed Fermi Decay of ^10C with GAMMERASPHERE

B.K. Fujikawa, S.J. Asztalos, R.M. Clark, M.A. Deleplanqe-Stephens, P. Fallon, S.J. Freedman, I.Y. Lee, L.J. Lising, A.O. Macchiavelli, R.W. Macleod, J.C. Reich, M.A. Rowe, S.Q. Shang, F.S. Stephens, E.G. Wasserman (Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and University of California)

14:42 L11.02 Lifetimes of the Superdeformed band in ^154Er^\ast

L.A. Bernstein, J.A. Becker, L.P. Farris, E.A. Henry, M.A. Stoyer (LLNL), S. Asztalos, R.M. Clark, M.A. Deleplanque, R.M. Diamond, P. Fallon, I.Y. Lee, A.O. Macchiavelli, F.S. Stephens (LBNL), J.A. Cizewski, D.P. McNabb (Rutgers)

14:54 L11.03 Lifetime Measurements at GAMMASPHERE for ^83Y

T.D. Johnson, A. Aprahamian (University of Notre Dame), C.J. Lister, B. Crowell, D. Blumenthal (Argonne National Laboratory), P. Chowdury (University of Massachusets), P. Fallon, A. Machiavelli (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

15:06 L11.04 Neck Emission of Intermediate Mass Fragments During Fission

R.T. de Souza, S.L. Chen, E.W. Cornell, B. Davin, T.M. Hamilton, D. Hulburt, K. Kwiatkowski, Y. Lou, V.E. Viola (IUCF), J.L. Wile (Ball State), R. Korteling (Simon Fraser)

15:18 L11.05 Investigation of Nuclides near the Proton Drip Line via \alpha Decay

C. R. Bingham, B. E. Zimmerman (University of Tennessee), K. S. Toth (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), J. C. Batchelder (Louisiana State University), D. J. Blumenthal, C. N. Davids, D. Seweryniak (Argonne National Laboratory), L. T. Brown (Vanderbilt University), B. C. Busse (Oregon State University), L. F. Conticchio, W. B. Walters (University of Maryland), T. Davinson, R. J. Irvine, P. J. Woods (Edinburgh University)

15:30 L11.06 Results from deep inelastic scattering of ^154Sm on ^176Yb at 949 MeV

Asztalos\LBL, Clark\LBL, Deleplanque\LBL, Diamond\LBL, Fallon\LBL, Krucken\LBL, Lee\LBL, Macchiavelli\LBL, MacLeod\LBL, Schmid\LBL, Stephens\LBL, Vetter\LBL (\LBL Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

15:42 L11.07 Intruder Bands in ^110Sb

G.J. Lane, D.B. Fossan, I. Thorslund, P. Vaska (SUNY at Stony Brook), I.M. Hibbert, N. O'Brien, R. Wadsworth (Univ. of York), R.G. Allatt, E.S. Paul (Univ. of Liverpool), L. Käubler, H. Schnare (FZ-Rossendorf), J. de Graaf (Univ. of Toronto), J. Simpson (CLRC Daresbury Lab.), I.Y. Lee, A.O. Macchiavelli (LBNL), D.J. Blumenthal, C.N. Davids, C.J. Lister, D. Seweryniak (ANL)

15:54 L11.08 Study of Collectivity in ^116Xe

J.M. Sears, D.B. Fossan, G. Gluckman, I. Thorslund (SUNY Stony Brook), I.M. Hibbert, R. Wadsworth (Univ. of York), E.S. Paul (Univ. of Liverpool)

16:06 L11.09 First Observation of Excited States in Neutron-Deficient

D. SEWERYNIAK, I. AHMAD, H. AMRO, D. BLUMENTHAL, L.T. BROWN, M. CARPENTER, C.N. DAVIDS, S. FISCHER, D.J. HENDERSON, R.V.F. JANSSENS, T.L. KHOO, C.J. LISTER, D. NISIUS (Argonne National Laboratory), W.B. WALTERS (University of Maryland), T. DAVINSON, R.J. IRVINE, P.J. WOODS (University of Edinburgh), I. HIBBERT, C. PARRY, R. WADSWORTH (York University)

L11.10 Intruder Rotational Bands in ^115Te

J.M. Sears, D.B. Fossan, I. Thorslund, P. Vaska (SUNY Stony Brook), E.S. Paul (Univ. of Liverpool), K. Hauschild, I.M. Hibbert, R. Wadsworth (Univ. of York), S.M. Mullins (McMaster Univ.)

L11.11 M1 cross-talk in Superdeformed ^195Pb^\ast

L.A. Bernstein, L.P. Farris, J.A. Becker, E.A. Henry (LLNL), S. Asztalos, R.M. Clark, M.A. Deleplanque, R.M. Diamond, P. Fallon, I.Y. Lee, A.O. Macchiavelli, R.W. Macleod, F.S. Stephens (LBNL), J.A. Cizewski, D.P. McNabb (Rutgers)

14:30 L12.01 Applications of Scanning Beams

Jacob Flanz (Massachusetts General Hospital)

14:30 L12.02 Introduction to Beam Scanning

Jacob Flanz (Massachusetts General Hospital)

14:45 L12.03 Scanning Electron Beam System for a Cardiac CT Scanner

Roy E. Rand (Imatron Inc. and U.California, San Francisco)

15:10 L12.04 Scanning Ion Beams for Radiation Therapy

Bernhard A. Ludewigt (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

15:35 L12.05 The Hall C Raster Scanning System

Chen Yan (Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility)

16:00 L12.06 Proton Radiography with Beam Scanning

R.L. MARTIN (ACCTEK Associates Inc., LaGrange, IL)

16:25 L12.07 Radiation Processing with Scanning Beams

Yves Jongen (Ion Beam Applications)

14:30 L13.01 Impact of Lasers on the Development of Accelerators

W. Leemans (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), E. Esarey (Naval Research Laboratories)

14:45 L13.02 Photocathode Guns for High Brightness Linacs

Dennis Palmer (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center)

15:00 L13.03 Impact of FELs on Accelerator Development

Patrick O'Shea (Duke University)

15:15 L13.04 Optical Stochastic Cooling

Alexander Zholents (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

15:30 L13.05 Non-linear Compton scattering using the 50 GeV SLAC beam

David Meyerhoffer

15:42 L13.06 Laser Probing a 50 MeV Electron Beam via Thomson Scattered X-rays

Wim Leemans (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

15:57 L13.07 Laser Acceleration of Electrons in Plasmas

Thomas Katsouleas (University of Southern California)

16:12 L13.08 Ultrahigh Brightness Laser Sources for Future Accelerators: a 10-fs Approach

Chris Barty

16:27 L13.09 Laser Issues for the Gamma-Gamma Collider

Daniel Klem (Lawrence Livermore National Accelerator)

16:43 L13.10 Dielectrically Loaded Resonant Laser Accelerator

James Rosenzweig (University of California at Los Angeles)

16:55 L13.11 CO2 Laser Technology for Advanced Accelerators

Igor Pogorelsky

14:30 L14.01 Magnetic Fields Aid Gravity Forming the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe

HOWARD D. GREYBER (10123 Falls Road, Potomac, MD 20854)

14:54 L14.02 On the Origin of Radial Magnetic Fields in Young Supernova Remnants

Michael Norman (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Byung-Il Jun (University of Minnesota)

15:18 L14.03 New Perspectives on Solar Magnetic Fields from Precision Vector Magnetic Field Measurements

Bruce Lites (High Altitude Observatory/Natl. Ctr. for Atmos. Res.)

15:42 L14.04 Large Scale Dynamical Consequences of Interstellar Magnetic Fields: Evolution of the Parker Instability.

Shantanu Basu (Michigan State University)

16:06 L14.05 Formation of Quasar Black Holes by Magnetic Fields

Arun Mangalam (University of Illinois)

16:30 L14.06 Magnetic Helicity And Its Relationship To The Origins Of Solar Eruptions

D. M. Rust (The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)

16:54 L14.07 Magnetic Flux Tubes in Stars and Disks

Ethan Vishniac (U. Texas)

17:18 L14.08 Simulating dynamos in stars and disks

A. Brandenburg, A. Nordlund, R.F. Stein