Participants
3rd Workshop on the Physics of Fundamental Symmetries and Interactions at low energies and the precision frontier
Sept. 9-12, 2013, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland
organized by the Laboratory of Particle Physics at PSI and supported by
Sept. 9-12, 2013, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland
organized by the Laboratory of Particle Physics at PSI and supported by
Scope of the Workshop
The workshop focuses on the physics at the low energy, high precision frontier without neglecting complementary approaches. It aims at highlighting present activities and future developments. The Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI) itself offers unique opportunities for experiments in this realm: it houses the world's most powerful proton cyclotron and the highest intensity low momentum pion and muon beams and the new ultracold neutron source.
The PSI2013 workshop will provide an excellent opportunity to explore these exciting topics. It will consist of plenary sessions, including invited introductory presentations to main topics, a poster session, social activities and the opportunity to visit PSI’s on-site experimental facilities.
The workshop is being organized by the Laboratory for Particle Physics at PSI and supported by the Swiss Institute for Particle Physics (CHIPP).
The PSI2013 workshop will provide an excellent opportunity to explore these exciting topics. It will consist of plenary sessions, including invited introductory presentations to main topics, a poster session, social activities and the opportunity to visit PSI’s on-site experimental facilities.
The workshop is being organized by the Laboratory for Particle Physics at PSI and supported by the Swiss Institute for Particle Physics (CHIPP).
The topics of the workshop include:
- Low energy precision tests of the Standard Model
- Fundamental physics with rare decays, e, μ, π, n, p, ...
- Searches for symmetry violations
- Searches for new forces
- Precision measurements of fundamental constants
- Searches for permanent electric dipole moments
- Exotic atoms and molecules
- Precision magnetometry
- Advanced muon and ultracold neutron sources
- Advanced detector technologies
Committees
| International Advisory Committee | |
|---|---|
| D. Bryman | Univ. of British Columbia |
| A. Czarnecki | Univ. of Alberta |
| B.W. Filippone | CALTECH |
| B. Heckel | Univ. of Washington |
| C. Hoffman | Univ. of New Mexico |
| K. Jungmann | KVI |
| P. Kammel | Univ. of Washington |
| I. Khriplovich | BINP |
| V.A. Kostelecky | Univ. of Indiana |
| Y. Kuno | Osaka Univ. |
| W.J. Marciano | BNL |
| T. Mori | Tokyo Univ. |
| J.M. Pendlebury | Univ. of Sussex |
| D. Pocanic | Univ. of Virginia |
| M. Pohl | Univ. of Geneva |
| L. Roberts | Boston Univ. |
| H. Shimizu | Nagoya Univ. & KEK |
| U. Straumann | Univ. Zürich |
| A. Weis | Univ. Fribourg |
| E. Widmann | SMI |
| O. Zimmer | ILL |
| Organizing Committee | ||
|---|---|---|
| K. Kirch | ETHZ & PSI | klaus.kirch@phys.ethz.ch |
| B. Lauss | PSI | bernhard.lauss@psi.ch |
| S. Ritt | PSI | stefan.ritt@psi.ch |
| A. Van Loon-Govaerts | PSI | psi2013@psi.ch |
Confirmed invited speakers
- H. Abele – ATI
- K. Blaum – MPI Heidelberg
- A. Czarnecki – Univ. of Alberta
- S. Ettenauer - Harvard Univ.
- B. Filippone – CALTECH
- A. Frank - JINR
- M. Fujiwara - TRIUMF
- G. Gabrielse - Harvard Univ.
- A. Gaponenko – FNAL
- G. Greene – Univ. of Tenn. & ORNL
- D. Hertzog – Univ. of Washington
- P. Kammel – Univ. of Washington
- B. Märkisch – Univ. Heidelberg
- Y. Masuda – KEK
- T. Numao – TRIUMF
- K. Pachucki – Univ. of Warsaw
- R. Pohl – MPQ Garching
- F. Rathmann – FZ Jülich
- A. Ringwald – DESY
- A. Ritz – Univ. of Victoria
- N. Saito – KEK
- B. Sauer – Imperial College
- A. Saunders – LANL
- A. Schöning – Univ. of Heidelberg
- A. Serebrov – PNPI
- N. Severijns – KU Leuven
- R. Tschirhart – FNAL
- S. Ulmer – RIKEN
- M. Viviani – Univ. of Pisa
- C. Voena - INFN-Roma
- O. Zimmer - ILL
Timetable
There is also a PDF version of the timetable for download.