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Neutrinos in Nuclear Physics

Neutrinos in Nuclear Physics. Setting a course. Hamish Robertson, Santa Fe, Nov. 18, 2006. Agenda. Saturday Nov. 18 8:30 Welcome Steve Elliott 8:40 Introduction Hamish Robertson 9:00 Round Table meetings, Groups I and IV 11:00 Lunch break

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Neutrinos in Nuclear Physics

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  1. Neutrinos in Nuclear Physics Setting a course Hamish Robertson, Santa Fe, Nov. 18, 2006

  2. Agenda Saturday Nov. 18 8:30 Welcome Steve Elliott 8:40 Introduction Hamish Robertson 9:00 Round Table meetings, Groups I and IV 11:00 Lunch break 13:00 Round Table meetings, Groups II and III 15:00 Break 16:00 Summary Group I rapporteur: Guido Drexlin 16:30 Summary Group IV rapporteur: Gail McLaughlin 17:00 Summary Group II rapporteur: Bruce Vogelaar 17:30 Summary Group III rapporteur: Bill Louis 18:00 U/g Lab Hamish Robertson 18:20 Theory overview George Fuller Sunday Nov. 19 8:30 Discussion, formulation of bullets and draft of white paper (John Beacom, moderator) 14:00 End of meeting

  3. Objectives 1. Provide a forum in advance of the Chicago meeting to identify existing and new directions in neutrino physics. 2. Place the US plans in the international context. 3. Identify problems and issues for the field. 4. Begin preparation of a white paper to serve as a basis for discussion at Chicago and beyond.

  4. Working Groups Group I:Neutrino Mass, Charge Conjugation, Lepton Flavor Violation Steve Elliott *Guido Drexlin Group II:Solar Neutrinos *Bruce Vogelaar Josh Klein Group III: Reactor and Accelerator Neutrinos *Bill Louis Yuri Efremenko Group IV: High-energy, supernova, and relic neutrinos, and neutrino astrophysics Alan Poon John Beacom *Gail McLaughlin

  5. Organizing Committee Neutrino Subcommittee

  6. Participants Group I: 30 Group II: 13 Group III: 22 Group IV: 21 TOTAL: 51 Thanks for coming!

  7. The LRP Process Nov. 18-19 Neutrino PTM (Santa Fe) Dec. 1 - 2 Education and Outreach (Brookhaven) Dec. 7 - 8 Neutrons and Fundamental Symmetries PTM (Pasadena) Jan. 12 - 14 Quantum Chromodynamics (Rutgers) Jan. 19 - 21 Nuclear Astrophysics/Study of Nuclei (Chicago) Jan. 19 - 21 Neutrinos, Neutrons, Fundamental Symmetries (Chicago) Jan. 19 - 21 American Competitiveness (Chicago) March LRP Meeting -- “Group of 50” Apr. 14- 17 APS Spring Meeting (Jacksonville) October Long-Range Plan submitted

  8. Excerpts from the charge

  9. Excerpts from the charge Scope of NP. Challenges. Progress. Impact. What to do? What will it cost? What to build?

  10. Excerpts from the charge Bad times now, better times ahead? Do the 2002 LRP: 12 GeV, RIAINO, DUSEL

  11. Excerpts from the charge International and Interagency coordination… Synergies with other disciplines…

  12. Excerpts from the charge Societal impact, education, outreach, applications, security… Diversity, competitiveness…

  13. Excerpts from the charge Re-examine the metrics (separate report)

  14. Excerpts from the charge Town Meetings, role of APS and ACS…

  15. Excerpts from the charge Hurry up…

  16. Some problems • Constrained funding: the FY06 disaster • Neutrino physics about 3% of the DOE + NSF program • How to decide what nuclear physics can/should own • Dark matter • Role of a DUSEL • Competing globally

  17. Putting the Fun in Funding

  18. The process in Santa Fe • Groups I and IV in parallel, then Groups II and III. Convenors begin with a summary of the subfield and abstracts. There should be time for discussion around the slides shown by submitters. • Rapporteurs summarize the subfields in 4 plenary talks this afternoon. + U/G lab. • Sunday: Building a bulleted list of the accomplishments, next steps, needs, problems.

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