Prof.
Antonio Pieretti
(University of Perugia, Deputy Rector), Prof.
Fausto Elisei
(Faculty of Sciences, Dean), Dr
Pasquale Lubrano
(INFN Perugia Department, Director)
6/21/10, 10:00 AM
Prof.
Franco Ivan Nucciarelli
(Faculty of Humanities, University of Perugia)
6/21/10, 10:20 AM
Prof.
Antonio Masiero
(University of Padova and INFN)
6/21/10, 11:00 AM
Dr
Sergio Bertolucci
(CERN, Geneva and INFN, LNF)
6/21/10, 11:45 AM
Prof.
Dan Tovey
(University of Sheffield)
6/21/10, 2:00 PM
Dr
Cristina Biino
(INFN Torino)
6/21/10, 2:30 PM
Dr
Sebastian Bachmann
(University of Heidelberg)
6/21/10, 3:00 PM
Dr
Rosa Romita
(GSI Darmstadt)
6/21/10, 3:30 PM
Dr
Silvia Taroni
(INFN Milano-Bicocca)
6/21/10, 4:30 PM
Dr
Matthew Charles
(Oxford University)
6/21/10, 4:50 PM
Dr
Maria Smizanska
(Lancaster University)
6/21/10, 5:10 PM
Dr
Renu Bala
(INFN Torino)
6/21/10, 5:30 PM
Dr
Eleni Mountricha
(NTUA, Athens)
6/21/10, 5:50 PM
Dr
Theodore Kypreos
(University of Florida)
6/21/10, 6:10 PM
Dr
Anne-Catherine Le Bihan
(IPHC CNRS/IN2P3, Strasbourg)
6/22/10, 9:00 AM
Dr
Kerim Suruliz
(ICTP, Trieste)
6/22/10, 9:20 AM
Prof.
Nicole BASTID
(LPC Clermont-Ferrand)
6/22/10, 9:40 AM
Yifei Wang
(Uni Heidelberg)
6/22/10, 10:00 AM
Jeroen van Tilburg
(Universitaet Zuerich)
6/22/10, 10:50 AM
Dr
Renaud Vernet
(CC-IN2P3)
6/22/10, 11:10 AM
Dr
Begum Umme Jamil
(Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, Kolkata)
6/22/10, 11:30 AM
Nicola Gagliardi
(University of Padova)
6/22/10, 11:50 AM
Dr
Gagan Mohanty
(TIFR Mumbai), Prof.
Kai-Feng Chen
(National Taiwan University)
6/22/10, 12:10 PM
Dr
Paride Paradisi
(TUM)
6/22/10, 2:00 PM
Dr
Franco Bedeschi
(INFN Pisa)
6/22/10, 2:30 PM
Dr
Wojciech Perlanski
(Lodz University)
6/22/10, 3:00 PM
Dr
Silvia Niccolai
(IPN Orsay)
6/22/10, 3:30 PM
Dr
Grazyna Nowak
(INP PAS, Krakow)
6/22/10, 4:30 PM
Mr
Vadim Alexakhin
(JINR Dubna)
6/22/10, 5:00 PM
Dr
Yura Naryshkin
(PNPI)
6/22/10, 5:20 PM
Prof.
Kenneth Hicks
(Ohio University)
6/22/10, 5:40 PM
Mrs
Sara Taheri Monfared
(Semnan University)
6/22/10, 6:00 PM
Dr
Guido Volpi
(INFN Pisa)
6/23/10, 9:00 AM
Dr
Jolanta Brodzicka
(INP Krakow)
6/23/10, 9:30 AM
Dr
Concetta Cartaro
(SLAC)
6/23/10, 9:50 AM
Dr
Paras Naik
(University of Bristol)
6/23/10, 10:10 AM
Dr
Mark Williams
(Lancaster University / Fermilab)
6/23/10, 11:00 AM
Dr
Sandro de Cecco
(LPNHE, Université Paris VII, CNRS-IN2P3)
6/23/10, 11:25 AM
Prof.
Kai-Feng Chen
(National Taiwan University)
6/23/10, 11:45 AM
Dr
Jernej Kamenik
(Jozef Stefan Institute)
6/23/10, 12:05 PM
Dr
Joachim Brod
(ECU, TU Munich)
6/24/10, 9:00 AM
Dr
Evgueni Goudzovski
(JINR Dubna)
6/24/10, 9:30 AM
Dr
GeiYoub Lim
(KEK)
6/24/10, 10:00 AM
Dr
Evelina M. Marinova
(INFN Perugia)
6/24/10, 10:20 AM
Dr
Mario Antonelli
(INFN, LNF)
6/24/10, 11:10 AM
Dr
Cristina Biino
(INFN Torino)
6/24/10, 11:40 AM
Prof.
Nickolas Solomey
(Wichita State University)
6/24/10, 12:00 PM
Dr
Diana Laura Sirghi
(LNF)
6/24/10, 2:00 PM
Dr
Rainer Wanke
(Mainz University)
6/24/10, 2:20 PM
Dr
Jolanta Brodzicka
(INP Krakow)
6/24/10, 2:40 PM
Dr
Matteo Rama
(LNF)
6/24/10, 3:00 PM
Dr
Robert Tschirhart
(Fermilab)
6/24/10, 3:20 PM
Dr
Francesco Gonnella
(University Roma Tor Vergata and INFN)
6/24/10, 3:40 PM
Dr
GeiYoub Lim
(KEK)
6/24/10, 4:30 PM
Dr
Giuseppe Ruggiero
(Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa)
6/24/10, 5:00 PM
Dr
Robert Tschirhart
(Fermilab)
6/24/10, 5:20 PM
Dr
Kristian Piscicchia
(INFN, LNF)
6/24/10, 5:40 PM
Prof.
Spyridon Margetis
(Kent State University)
6/24/10, 6:00 PM
Prof.
Steve King
(University of Southampton)
6/25/10, 9:00 AM
Mr
Hiroaki Natori
(Univ. of Tokyo)
6/25/10, 9:40 AM
Dr
Robert Tschirhart
(Fermilab)
6/25/10, 10:00 AM
Dr
Toshio Numao
(TRIUMF)
6/25/10, 10:20 AM
Prof.
Maruyama Takasumi
(KEK)
6/25/10, 11:20 AM
Dr
Carlo Bucci
(INFN, LNGS)
6/25/10, 12:00 PM
Dr
Mauro Mezzetto
(INFN Padova)
6/25/10, 12:30 PM
Dr
Antonio Davide Polosa
(INFN Roma1)
6/25/10, 2:00 PM
Dr
Jingzhi Zhang
(IHEP, Beijing)
6/25/10, 2:30 PM
Dr
Simone Stracka
(INFN Milano)
6/25/10, 2:50 PM
Dr
Xiaobin Ji
(IHEP, Beijing)
6/25/10, 3:10 PM
Mr
Thomas Würschig
(HISKP, Uni Bonn)
6/25/10, 3:30 PM
Prof.
Sonia Kabana
(SUBATECH)
6/25/10, 3:50 PM
Dr
Giorgio Torrieri
(JW Goethe Universitat, Frankfurt)
6/25/10, 4:20 PM
Prof.
Fernando Ferroni
(University La Sapienza and INFN, Roma)
6/25/10, 5:30 PM
Dr
Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez
(IFCA, Santander)
6/26/10, 9:15 AM
Dr
David Antony Milstead
(Stockholm University)
6/26/10, 9:45 AM
Dr
Marco Battaglia
(UCSC and CERN)
6/26/10, 10:15 AM
Prof.
Tatsuya Nakada
(Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL))
6/26/10, 11:15 AM
Dr
Begum Umme Jamil
(Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, Kolkata)
We estimate nuclear modification factor $R_{AA}$ at more forward rapidities of charm
quarks/antiquarks produced from the initial fusion of partons in a nuclear collision, taking in to account the shadowing effect for nucleus-nucleus collision as well as the energy loss suffered by them while passing through Quark Gluon Plasma.
Dr
Luc Poggioli
(LAL, Orsay, France)
The LHC has resumed operation with the first p-p collisions at 7 TeV on March 30th, 2010. The ATLAS detector is now collecting data with a prospect to integrate few pb-1 of luminosity in the first months.
The talk will present an overview on detector performance and physics.
Dr
Mark Williams
(Lancaster University / Fermilab)
I will describe several recent results from the D0 experiment on the Tevatron proton-antiproton collider at Fermilab. The main subject will be searches for CP-violation, including a new di-muon charge asymmetry measurement. New results from the search for Bs->mumu decays will also be presented.
Prof.
Yoshihide Sakai
(KEK)
We report recent and interesting results from Belle experiment
which are not covered by other two Belle talks.
Prof.
Kamal Seth
(Northwestern University)
CLEO has an active program in the spectroscopy of charmonium and
bottomonium hadrons. Recent developments in the discovery and
confirmation of spin-singlet states in charmonium and bottomonium,
searches for threshold resonances, precision measurements of hadron
masses and decays, and others will be reviewed.
Prof.
Spyridon Margetis
(Kent State University)
The HFT is a new central silicon upgrade for the STAR experiment at RHIC. It is replacing the decommissioned
silicon drift detector with active pixel technology in order to achieve about an order of magnitude
better track pointing (DCA) resolution. This will allow for a direct and full topological
reconstruction of charmed meson decays (e.g.\ D$^0$ etc.)
and a better determination of B...
Dr
Jernej Kamenik
(Jozef Stefan Institute)
We search for signals of Weak Annihilation in inclusive semileptonic D decays. We consider both the widths and the lepton energy moments, which are quite sensitive probes. Our analysis of Cleo data shows no clear evidence of Weak Annihilation, and allows us to put bounds on their relevance in charmless B semileptonic decays.
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham)
Measurement of the helicity suppressed ratio of charged kaon leptonic decay rates
BR(K --> e nu)/BR(K --> mu nu) has long been considered as an excellent test of
lepton universality and the Standard Model (SM) description of weak interactions.
It was realised recently that the suppression of the SM contribution might enhance
the sensitivity to SUSY-induced effects to an experimentally...
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham)
The KS --> pipiee decay mode has been investigated using the data
collected in 2002 by the NA48/1 collaboration. With about 23k signal
events and 59k KL --> pi+ pi- pi0D normalization decays, the
KS --> pipiee branching ratio was determined with respect to the KL one.
This result is also used to set an upper limit on the presence
of E1 direct emission in the decay amplitude. The...
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham)
We report on measurements of the rare decays K+- -> pi+- e+ e- and
K+- -> pi+- mu+ mu-. The full NA48/2 data set was analyzed, leading
to more than 7200 reconstructed events in the electronic and more than
3000 events in the muonic channel, the latter exceeding the total existing
statistics by a factor of five. For both channels the selected events are almost
background-free. From...
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham)
We report on the measurement of more than 200000 events of the decay
K+- --> pi0 e+- nu_e gamma, recorded with the NA48/2 detector at CERN.
These statistics, about two orders of magnitude more than previous
experiments, allow measurements of the decay rate and of possible CP
violation in this decay with per cent precision.
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham)
We report on the measurement of the branching fraction of the rare decay
K+- -> pi+- gamma gamma using the full NA48/2 dataset of more than 5000
reconstructed decays from the full NA48/2 data set.
From the spectrum of the invariant gamma gamma mass, the decay
parameter c^ can be extracted with unprecedented precision.
Dr
Cristinel Diaconu
(Centre de Physique des Particules de Marseille and DESY)
The electron proton collisions at HERA provide an unique test-bed for models of particle production, fragmentation and also for spectroscopy. Data collected during HERA II period reached full precision due to refined calibrations and conceptual improvements in the reconstruction. The results obtained recently include measurements on scaled momentum distributions of charged particles, which can...
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham)
We report our final result on the measurement of direct photon emission
(DE) in the decay K+- -> pi+- pi0 gamma and its interference (INT) with
the inner bremsstrahlung amplitude. For this measurement the full NA48/2
data set with about 600k reconstructed K+- -> pi+- pi0 gamma decays was
analyzed, which is factor of 30 larger than for previous experiments and
a factor of three w.r.t. our...
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham)
The measurement of the S-wave pi pi scattering lengths is a fundamental
test of the validity of Chiral Perturbation Theory. We report on the
final NA48/2 result, which uses the complete NA48/2 data set with more
than a million reconstructed Ke4 decays. From these events we have
determined the decay form factors and pi pi scattering lengths a0_0 and
a2_0. The result is the most precise...
Dr
Cristinel Diaconu
(Centre de Physique des Particules de Marseille and DESY)
The production of hadrons containing a heavy quark is one of the most sensitive test of QCD. At HERA, besides the investigation of production models incorporating multi-scale dependence, the production of heavy flavored hadrons is used to constrain the parton distribution functions, with important implications for LHC physics. Recent measurements by H1 and ZEUS experiments have been obtained...
Prof.
Sanjib Mishra
(University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC (USA))
We present a review of recent results in precision measurements of the Standard Model cross-sections and parameters in neutrino physics. The topics include production of exclusive mesons, quasi-elastic scattering, and the inclusive neutrino-nucleon cross sections.
Xiaobin Ji
(Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS, Beijing)
With 58M $J/\psi$ events at BESII, an anomalous enhancement, $X(1860)$, near the mass threshold in the $p \bar p$ invariant mass spectrum from $J/\psi \to \gamma p \bar p$ decays was reported. And a resonance named $X(1835$ is also observed in $\eta' \pi^+\pi^-$ invariant mass spectrum from $J/\psi \to \gamma \eta' \pi^+\pi^-$. Whether $X(1860)$ and $X(1835)$
are the same resonance or not...
Mrs
Sara Taheri Monfared
(Semnan university)
Polarized deep inelastic scattering (DIS) data are analyzed in leading and next–to–leading order of QCD within the common ‘standard’ scenario of polarized parton distributions. Due to recent high precision measurements in COMPASS we also present an updated, more accurate, version of our calculations. We perform a global fit to the existing data including mass corrections and we study the...
Dr
Cristina Lazzeroni
(University of Birmingham (UK))
The NA62 experiment aims to collect of the order of 100 K+ to pi+ nu nubar decays with a 10% level of background. Studies using Monte Carlo simulation of the apparatus and data from test beam runs were performed to assess the expected sensitivity of the apparatus.
The results about signal acceptance and background rejection will be presented.
Giorgio Torrieri
(JW Goethe Universitat, Frankfurt)
I will give an overview of the current status of heavy ion physics, focusing on the low viscosity and high heavy quark opacity observed at RHIC. I will argue that these findings are generally incompatible with pQCD calculations, and examine the way in which methods based on gauge-string duality (AdS/CFT) can be quantitatively constrained by a joint analysis of hadronic flow and heavy quark...
