Medium Properties, Chiral Symmetry and Astrophysical Phenomena
May 21 - 26, 2007
Perserverance Hall (behind cafeteria)
This year will be devoted to the properties of hadrons in the medium,
their relation to chiral symmetry and their implication for astrophysical phenomena.
The school will be in honor of Prof. Gerry Brown.
The morning sessions will consist
of one or two lectures followed by a moderated discussion. The afternoon sessions will
continue with three contributing talks and moderated discussions. Please take note,
there are limited funds available for support of students and post docs. Please
apply early, as funds will be distributed on a first come, first served basis.
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2007 Lectures:
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
To be Announced
"Hadronization of Light and Heavy Quarks and
the Quest for
Deconfinement in Ultra-Relativistic Nucelus-Nucleus
Collisions"
"Search for Medium Modification of Vector Meson Properties at JLAB"
"Studying the QGP with Hard Probes at RHIC"
Lattice QCD: (I) Nuclear Force; (II) In Medium Hadrons"
"Studying Medium Modifications of Mesons in Elementary Reactions"
"Neutron Stars"
"Vector Mesons and Heavy Quarks in Medium"
"Hidden Gauge Fields in Hot/Dense Matter"
"HADES"
"NA60"
"Phases of QCD and Hadrons in Matter"
Local Organizing Committee: