Semester I, 2000
Date | Speaker | Title (or anticipated general Topic) |
January 4
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No Seminar planned
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January 11
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No Seminar planned
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January 18
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No Seminar planned
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January 25
|
Fred Hawes (CSSM)
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POSTPONED
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February 1
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Vadim Guzey (CSSM)
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Generalized Vector Meson Dominance model and
Color Fluctuations in photons
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February 8
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No Seminar planned (NUPP Meeting)
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February 15
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No Seminar planned (Hadronic Physics with Photon Beam Workshop)
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February 22
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No Seminar planned (QNP2000)
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February 29, 3.30 pm
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German Valencia (Iowa)
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Isospin violation in epsilon'
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Thursday, March 2 3.30pm
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Reinhard Alkofer (Tübingen)
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(In-)Consistencies in the relativistic description of
excited states in the Bethe-Salpeter equation
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March 7
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No Seminar planned (Few Body Conference)
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March 14
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No Seminar planned (Symmetries Symposium)
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March 21
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Wolfgang Bentz (Tokyo)
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Role of axial vector diquark correlations for structure functions
and static properties of the nucleon
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March 28
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Attilio Cucchieri (Bielefeld)
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Gribov copies and infrared suppression of
the gluon propagator
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April 4
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No Seminar planned (Lattice mini workshop)
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April 11
|
Vladimir Pascalutsa (Flinders)
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Higher spin fields in pion-nucleon scattering
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April 18
|
Fred Hawes (CSSM)
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unanswered questions in the UV spectroscopy of 16O2
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April 25
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No Seminar planned (Easter)
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May 9
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Ayse Kizilersu (CSSM)
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Computer generation of Feynman Diagrams
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Wednesday, May 10, 3.30pm
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Yoji Totsuka (Tokyo)
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Recent results from Super-Kamiokande
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May 16
|
Wally Melnitchouk (CSSM/TJNAF)
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Quark-Hadron Duality
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May 30
|
Patrick Bowman (CSSM)
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Wanted: Method for calculating QFT - not too expensive.
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Wednesday, May 31, 3.30pm
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Frederic Bonnet (CSSM)
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Removing short-range quantum fluctuations in lattice QCD
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June 6
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Gerald Dunne (Connecticut)
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Finite Temperature Induced Charges
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Thursday, June 15, 3.30pm
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Sundance Bilson-Thompson (CSSM)
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Improved cooling and topological charge - too much of a good thing?
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Thursday, June 22, 3.30 pm
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Gerald Dunne (Connecticut)
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Finite Temperature Induced Charges II
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End of semester
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