Rewriting Nuclear Physics Textbooks: Basic nuclear interactions and their link to nuclear processes in the cosmos and on earth
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Aula Magna (Polo Didattico Fibonacci)
Aula Magna
Polo Didattico Fibonacci
Bldg E
Largo Bruno Pontecorvo, 3
I-56127 Pisa
Italy
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Description
The 2017 School follows the 2015 edition that was dedicated to the progress made by Low Energy Nuclear Physics with Radioactive Beams during the last thirty years. Similarly to the previous edition, the aim of the 2017 event is to attract and train the best possible students introducing them to the wonders of Nuclear Physics. We shall try to convey to such students a view of the rich variety of on-going activities in the field, both experimental and theoretical, as well as the progress we have made in the last years that can be developed further in the future.
The planned activities will be directed towards students who are in the process of deciding what graduate studies to specialize in. In Italy this happens typically when the students are achieving the qualification of Bachelor of Science or during their 1st year of Master of Science studies. INFN will offer about thirty scholarships to participate in this program: eligible are Italian students who during the present Academic Year will pass a Nuclear Physics class with top mark. Students from other countries will be accepted on the basis of a selection made in the country of origin according to the standards described above.
Content of the activity
In order to give to the activity a fully international character, and because we aim to encourage the participation of really young students, the first half day of the Summer School will be dedicated to some introductory lectures given in separated sessions in different languages. Then there will be fifteen more lectures during the following days. Each of them will cover an aspect of Nuclear Physics in which the understanding of the Nuclear Interaction and its experiment manifestation play a key role. Indeed in the last few years the view of the Nuclear Interaction concept has widened and deepened. We still base our understanding on the nucleon-nucleon interaction concept with parameters fitted on nucleon-nucleon scattering. Also phenomenological potentials are used to describe data of relatively simple direct reactions. On the other hand a great deal of progress has been made in justifying such potentials on the basis of microscopic approaches and effective field theories. During the week, there will be also presentations about the possibilities to work on a PhD thesis in Nuclear Physics in various international Laboratories and/or Universities. Each day will be concluded with some tutorials given in different languages in order to clarify the content of the plenary lectures.
The last day we plan a visit to the INFN EGO-VIRGO facility in nearby Cascina.
In parallel to the VIRGO visit, thanks to the presence of Drs. Christian Aaen Diget and Alessandro Pastore from York University, the master class
Binding Blocks: Building the Universe one Nucleus at a Time
Explore the concept and applications of binding energy through building a LEGO nuclear chart. Follow nuclear decay chains and research the uses of different isotopes
will run. More details at
https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/public-and-schools/secondary/binding-blocks/
https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/public-and-schools/secondary/nuclear-masterclass/
Original contributions will be invited for submission to the European Physical Journal Plus and the editorial board will be composed of Nicolas Alamanos (IRFU, CEA, Saclay, France), Carlos Bertulani (Texas A&M University, Commerce, Texas, USA), Angela Bonaccorso (INFN, Pisa, Italy), Angela Bracco (University of Milano, Italy), David Brink (University of Oxford, UK), Giovanni Casini (INFN, Florence, Italy), Mauro Taiuti (University of Genova, Italy).
Room location
The planned activities will be directed towards students who are in the process of deciding what graduate studies to specialize in. In Italy this happens typically when the students are achieving the qualification of Bachelor of Science or during their 1st year of Master of Science studies. INFN will offer about thirty scholarships to participate in this program: eligible are Italian students who during the present Academic Year will pass a Nuclear Physics class with top mark. Students from other countries will be accepted on the basis of a selection made in the country of origin according to the standards described above.
Content of the activity
In order to give to the activity a fully international character, and because we aim to encourage the participation of really young students, the first half day of the Summer School will be dedicated to some introductory lectures given in separated sessions in different languages. Then there will be fifteen more lectures during the following days. Each of them will cover an aspect of Nuclear Physics in which the understanding of the Nuclear Interaction and its experiment manifestation play a key role. Indeed in the last few years the view of the Nuclear Interaction concept has widened and deepened. We still base our understanding on the nucleon-nucleon interaction concept with parameters fitted on nucleon-nucleon scattering. Also phenomenological potentials are used to describe data of relatively simple direct reactions. On the other hand a great deal of progress has been made in justifying such potentials on the basis of microscopic approaches and effective field theories. During the week, there will be also presentations about the possibilities to work on a PhD thesis in Nuclear Physics in various international Laboratories and/or Universities. Each day will be concluded with some tutorials given in different languages in order to clarify the content of the plenary lectures.
The last day we plan a visit to the INFN EGO-VIRGO facility in nearby Cascina.
In parallel to the VIRGO visit, thanks to the presence of Drs. Christian Aaen Diget and Alessandro Pastore from York University, the master class
Binding Blocks: Building the Universe one Nucleus at a Time
Explore the concept and applications of binding energy through building a LEGO nuclear chart. Follow nuclear decay chains and research the uses of different isotopes
will run. More details at
https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/public-and-schools/secondary/binding-blocks/
https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/public-and-schools/secondary/nuclear-masterclass/
Original contributions will be invited for submission to the European Physical Journal Plus and the editorial board will be composed of Nicolas Alamanos (IRFU, CEA, Saclay, France), Carlos Bertulani (Texas A&M University, Commerce, Texas, USA), Angela Bonaccorso (INFN, Pisa, Italy), Angela Bracco (University of Milano, Italy), David Brink (University of Oxford, UK), Giovanni Casini (INFN, Florence, Italy), Mauro Taiuti (University of Genova, Italy).
Room location
| room | where | what |
| aula magna | bldg E | plenary sessions |
| aula 131 | bldg C | tutotial (Italian) |
| aula 163 | bldg C | tutotial (French) |
| aula 248 | bldg C | tutotial (English and Chinese) |
Participants
Alba Formicola
alejandro kievsky
Alessandro COLOMBI
Alessandro Grassi
Alessandro Pastore
Alessandro Santucci
Alessandro Spatafora
Alessia Francesca Di Pietro
Alessia Nannini
Alessio Fiori
Alex Gnech
Ambra Frediani
Andrea Di Luca
Andrea Fontana
Angela Bonaccorso
Angela Gargano
Angelo Asta
Antonio Buccola
Bernardo Mele
Carlo Barbieri
Carlo Sportato
Carlotta Giusti
Caroline Jonas
Caterina Ciampi
Christian Aa. Diget
Claudio Santonastaso
Clelia Gambardella
Daniele Mengoni
Dieter Ackermann
Domenico Logoteta
Domingo Verdini
Elena Filandri
Eliana Masha
Elisa Maria Gandolfo
felix donaldson
Francesca Soldan
Franck Delaunay
Frank Gunsing
Gabriele Lubatti
Gabriele Mineo
Gaia Verna
Giacomo Calvi
Giada Rachele Mascali
Gianluca Colò
Giovanni Casini
Giulia Gosta
guillaume blanchon
Han Chen
Ignazio Bombaci
Irene Zanon
Isaac Vidana
Jeremy Dohet-Eraly
Klaus Kirch
Laura Elisa Marcucci
Laura Panebianco
Leo Bidussi
Lorenzo Bernazzani
Luca Girlanda
Manuela Cavallaro
Marco Elia Masi
Maria Agnese Ciocci
Marion Vanwelde
Maureen Ciccarelli
Meng Wang
Michele Viviani
Mirko Cagnetta
Nazarena Tortorelli
Nicole Dolcino
Nicolò Tuccori
noemi lery borrelli
Ori Gelber
Pamela Cinfrignini
Pierre Descouvemont
Rene Reifarth
Riccardo Romano
Salvatore Spinosa
Sara Fucini
Sarah PAUL
Serena Riccetto
Silvia Muraro
Simone Velardita
Sofia Quaglioni
Stefano De Angelis
Susumu Shimorua
Teresa Crisci
Timothy Hume
tobia matcovich
Valeria Rosso
Viacheslav Tsaran
Vincenzo PATERA
Vittorio Soma
Xu Zhou
Ylenia Capitani
Yorick Blumenfeld
Yvonne Hinrichsen
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