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1 NEW STATES OF MATTER IN HADRONIC INTERACTIONS PAN AMERICAN ADVANCED STUDY INSTITUTE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Monday Jan :30 Self-Introduction 19:00 Reception Cocktail and Dinner Tuesday Jan. 08 Session 1 Chairperson Karel Safarik 8:30 09:20 W. Busza Introduction to Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions I 9:20 10:10 G.Altarelli Introduction to Quantum Chromodynamics I Session 2 Chairperson Klaus Werner 10:40 12:30 T.Kodama Introduction to Relativistic Ideal Gases Session 3 Chairperson Johann Rafelski 14:00 15:30 Discussion on morning lectures Session 4 Chairperson Thomas Trainor 15:30 17:00 W. Busza Introduction to Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions II Session 5 Chairperson Erasmo Ferreira 17:30 19:00 D. Kharzeev Hadron-Hadron and Hadron-Nucleus Interactions Wednesday Jan. 09 Session 1 Chairperson Federico Antinori 8:30 09:20 J. Harris RHIC Physics Overview I 9:20 10:10 G.Altarelli Introduction to Quantum Chromodynamics II Session 2 Chairperson Gastão Krein 10:40 11:30 F. Karsch Introduction to Finite Temperature QCD on the Lattice I 11:30 12:30 A. DiGiacomo - Vacuum Properties of QCD I Session 3 Chairperson Robert Thews Session 4 Chairperson Norberto Scoccola 15:30 16:20 J. Aichelin Introduction to Hot Hadronic Matter I 16:20 17:00 T. Trainor Purpose and Physics of Event by Event Analysis Session 5 Chairperson Robert Thews 17:30 19:00 Berndt Müller Quark and Gluon Matter
2 Thursday Jan. 10 Session 1 Chairperson Federico Antinori 8:30 09:20 J. Harris RHIC Physics Overview II 9:20 10:10 G.Altarelli Introduction to Quantum Chromodynamics III Session 2 Chairperson Gastão Krein 10:40 11:30 F. Karsch Introduction to Finite Temperature QCD on the Lattice II 11:30 12:30 A. DiGiacomo - Vacuum Properties of QCD II Session 3 Chairperson Takeshi Kodama Session 4 Chairperson Takeshi Kodama 15:30 16:20 J. Aichelin Introduction to Hot Hadronic Matter II 16:20 17:00 H. Stöcker A Tour of QGP Signals I Session 5 Chairperson Erasmo Ferreira 17:30 19:00 Mini Symposium on Strong Interaction Physics in Latin America Friday Jan. 12 Session 1 Chairperson Karel Safarik 8:30 09:20 J. Harris RHIC Physics Overview III 9:20 10:10 G.Altarelli QCD Structure Functions I Session 2 Chairperson Karel Safarik 10:40 11:30 F. Karsch Introduction to Finite Temperature QCD on the Lattice III 11:30 12:30 F. Antinori SPS Physics: Overview I Session 3 Chairperson Berndt Müller Session 4 Chairperson Berndt Müller 15:30 16:20 H. Stöcker A Tour of QGP Signals II 16:20 17:00 Ch. Roland Survey of Recent PHOBOS Results 17:30 18:10 L. Masperi Strangelets in the Universe 18:10 18:35 D. Menezes Caloric Curve for Finite Nuclei in Relativistic Models 18:35 19:00 M. Malheiro Quark Matter in Chromodielectric Model After Dinner Session 21:00 22:00 Guitar Recital and Lecture on Brazilian Mucic of 20 th century - Nicolas Souza Barros
3 Saturday Jan. 12 Session 1 Chairperson Wit Busza 8:30 09:20 Berndt Müller (coordinator) Vacuum 9:20 10:10 F. Antinori SPS Physics: Overview II Session 2 Chairperson Wit Busza 10:40 11:30 H. Stöcker Higher Dimensions and Black Hole Formation in Heavy Ion Collisions 11:30 12:30 H. Stöcker (coordinator) QGP Observables Session 3 Chairperson Klaus Werner Session 4 Chairperson Klaus Werner 15:30 16:20 G. Altarelli QCD Structure Functions II 16:20 17:00 W. Zajc HBT Interferometry in Heavy Ion Collisions I 17:30 18:35 W. Zajc HBT Interferometry in Heavy Ion Collisions II 18:35 19:00 N. Scoccola Finite Temperature Chiral Models Sunday Jan. 13 Excursion Monday Jan. 14 Session 1 Chairperson Erasmo Ferreira 8:30 09:20 G.Altarelli QCD Structure Functions II 9:20 10:10 W. Zajc Charming Highlight from PHENIX Session 2 Chairperson Yogiro Hama 10:40 12:30 L. Csernai Relativistic Hydrodynamics I Session 3 Chairperson Dmitri Kharzeev Session 4 Chairperson Berndt Müller 15:30 17:00 J. Rafelski - Hadrochemistry 17:30 18:10 A. Ayala Hyperon Polarizations 18:10 18:35 P. Sorensen Azimuthal Anisotropy of K o s and Λ at id-rapidity from Au + Au collisions at s=130 GeV After Dinner Session 20:00 - Dance Music Banda VEREDAS
4 Tuesday Jan. 15 Session 1 Chairperson Takeshi Kodama 8:30 09:20 K. Safarik Particle Tracking I 9:20 10:10 H-Th. Elze Relativistic Quantum Transport Theory I Session 2 Chairperson Takeshi Kodama 10:40 11:30 U. Van Kolk Introduction to Effective Field Theories in QCD I 11:30 12:30 L. Csernai Relativistic Hydrodynamics II Session 3 Chairperson Berndt Müller Session 4 Chairperson Berndt Müller 15:30 16:20 J. Rafelski Quark Gluon Plasma and Strangeness I 16:20 17:00 M. Nielsen QCD Sum Rules Session 5 Chairperson Johann Rafelski 17:30 18:10 J. Castillo Multistrange Hadrons in STAR 18:10 18:35 P. Fachini K* (892) Production in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions at s=130 GeV 18:35 19:00 C. Markert - Λ(1520) at SPS and RHIC Wednesday Jan. 16 Session 1 Chairperson Cesar Vasconcellos 8:30 09:20 K. Safarik Particle Tracking II 9:20 10:10 H-Th. Elze Relativistic Quantum Transport Theory II Session 2 Chairperson Cesar Vasconcellos 10:40 11:30 U. Van Kolk Introduction to Effective Field Theories in QCD II 11:30 12:30 W. Zajc HBT Session 3 Chairperson Laszlo Csernai Session 4 Chairperson Laszlo Csernai 15:30 16:20 J. Rafelski Quark Gluon Plasma and Strangeness II 16:20 16:40 C. J. Solano Polarization studies of Ξ 16:40 17:00 C. Mariotto - Perturbative and Non-perturbative QCD Dynamics in hadroproduction of charmonium 17:30 18:10 F. Grassi Continuous Hadron Emission 18:10 18:35 T. Osada Event by Event Hydrodynamics 18:35 19:00 M. G. Ducati Unitarity Corrections to Structure Functions
5 Thursday Jan. 17 Session 1 Chairperson Frederique Grassi 8:30 09:20 B. Müller Thermal QCD I 9:20 10:10 K. Werner Physics of Event Generators I Session 1 Chairperson Frederique Grassi 10:40 11:30 D. Kharzeev Classical QCD and Heavy Ion Collisions 11:30 12:30 R. Thews Nonlinear Behavior of Quarkonium Formation and Deconfinement Signals I Session 3 Chairperson H-Thomas Elze Session 4 Chairperson Laszlo Csernai 15:30 16:00 J. Raufeisen Nuclear Effects in the Drell-Yan process. 16:00 16:20 F-M. Liu - New Ideas of Baryon Production in Proton-Proton Scattering 16:20 16:40 C. Vasconcellos Quark Stars 16:40 17:00 L. Abu Raddad - The Nucleon and the Nucleon Force in the Context of Effectivetheory and Path Integral Methods Session 5 Chairperson H-Thomas Elze 17:50 19:30 Colloquim C. Tsallis Non-Extensive Statistics and Its Applications Friday Jan. 17 Session 1 Chairperson William Zajc 8:30 09:20 B. Müller Thermal QCD II 9:20 10:10 K. Werner Physics of Event Generators II Session 1 Chairperson William Zajc 10:40 11:30 D. Kharzeev Heavy Quarks in QCD 11:30 12:30 R. Thews Nonlinear Behavior of Quarkonium Formation and Deconfinement Signals II 12:30 Closing 14:30 Departure
6 FIRST WEEK (Jan. 07 Jan. 12) TIME TABLE Mon. / 07 Tue. / 08 Wed. / 09 Thu. / 10 Fri. / 11 Sat. / 12 08:30 W. Busza J. Harris J. Harris J. Harris Vacuum 09:20 G.Altarelli G.Altarelli G.Altarelli G.Altarelli F.Antinori 10:10 Break 10:40 T.Kodama F.Karsch F.Karsch F.Karsch H.Stöcker 11:30 A.DiGiacomo A.DiGiacomo F.Antinori QGP-Obs. 12:30 Lunch 14:00 Check In Discussion Session 15:30 Self W.Busza J.Aichelin J.Aichelin H.Stöcker G.Altarelli 16:20 Introduction T.Trainor H. Stöcker Ch.Roland W.Zajc 17:00 Break 17:30 Self - D.Kharzeev B.Müller Mini-Symposium L.Masperi W.Zajc 18:10 Introduction Hadrons in L.A. D.Menezes 18:35 Chair: E.Ferreira M.Malheiro N.Scoccola 19:00 Reception 20:00 Dinner Dinner SECOND WEEK (Jan. 13 Jan. 18) Sun. / 13 Mon. / 14 Tue. / 15 Wed. / 16 Thu. / 17 Fri. / 18 08:30 G.Altarelli K.Safarik K.Safarik B.Müller B.Müller 09:20 W.Zajc H-Th. Elze H-Th. Elze K.Werner K.Werner 10:10 Break 10:40 Excursion L.Csernai U.VanKolk U.VanKolk D.Kharzeev D.Kharzeev 11:30 L.Csernai HBT R.Thews R.Thews 12:30 Lunch Closing / 14:00 Discussion Session 15:30 J.Rafelski J.Rafelski J.Rafelski J. Raufeisen F. Liu 16:20 M.Nielsen C.Solano C. Vasconcellos 16:40 C.Mariotto L. Abu Raddat 17:00 Break 17:30 A. Ayala J.Castillo F.Grassi Colloquium 18:10 P.Sorensen P. Fachini T.Osada C.Tsallis 18:45 C.Markert M.G.Ducati 20:00 Dinner BBQ Dinner Lunch Departure (14:30)
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