[Olympus] Fwd: Baryon 2013 at Glasgow

[Inti Lehmann]

Dear colleagues,

Please take note of the Baryon 2013 conference in Glasgow (see below). It s=
eems a very interesting conference, indeed. And a prime location from my pe=
rsonal experience.

Cheers,
Inti

PS: Sorry for possible cross postings.


Begin forwarded message:

> From: Bjoern Seitz <bjoern.seitz at glasgow.ac.uk>
> Date: 6 September 2012 13:59:26 CEST
> To: Inti Lehmann <Inti.Lehmann at glasgow.ac.uk>
> Cc: "Lehmann, Inti Dr." <inti.lehmann at fair-center.eu>
> Subject: Baryon 2013 at Glasgow
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> Hi Inti,
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> Kannst Du mir vor Paris noch einen Gefallen tun ? N=E4chstes Jahr haben w=
ir eine tolle Konferenz hier. K=F6nntest Du bitte den circular an GSI/FAIR/=
PANDA weiterleiten ? Poster folgt.
> =

> Vielen Dank und auf bald,
> Bjoern
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> BARYONS 2013* 1st Circular
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> /Location:/  University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland
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> /Date:/ June 24th - 28th 2013
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> /Brief description/
> The BARYONS series of international conferences started in 1970 at
> Duke University, and since then it has been held roughly every three
> years in important cities around the world. Following the successful
> conference in Osaka, Japan in 2010, the next in the series will be held
> in 2013 in Glasgow, Scotland. Detailed information can be found on the co=
nference webpage
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> http://nuclear.gla.ac.uk/Baryons2013/
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> The conference will highlight the physics of baryons and related
> subjects in particle, nuclear and astrophysics. The main issues to be
> discussed are our understanding of the structure and reactions of
> baryons from the fundamental theory of the strong interaction, Quantum
> Chromodynamics (QCD). In particular, the highly non-perturbative
> phenomena of quark confinement, mass generation and spontaneous breaking
> of chiral symmetry will be addressed.
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> Recent developments of new and forthcoming facilities in the world will
> also be showcased. We strongly encourage the participation of young
> scientists, including students and postdocs.
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> /Topics/
> =95*Spectroscopy*
> Light/heavy flavor hadrons, Resonances, Exotics, Hadronic molecules, Spec=
troscopy and Lattice QCD
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> =95*Hadron Interactions*
> Meson-meson, meson-baryon and baryon-baryon interactions, Anti-proton int=
eractions
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> =95*Electromagnetic and weak interactions*
> Photo and electro productions of hadrons, P and CP-violating processes in=
 nucleons and nuclei
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> =95*Hadrons at finite density and temperature*
> The QCD vacuum, Chiral symmetry, Hadron properties, QGP, Heavy ion collis=
ions.
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> =95*Structure of hadrons*
> Form Factors, Structure Functions, GPDs, TMDs, Fragmentation functions, I=
ntrinsic heavy quarks distributions in baryons
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> =95*Recent Approaches to non-perturbative QCD*
> AdS/CFT correspondence, Lattice gauge theory, Effective field theories.
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> =95*New Facilities and Instrumentation*
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> =95*Other related topics*
> Baryongenesis and precision measurements
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> /Scientific program/
> *Plenary talks:*
> Plenary sessions will focus on reviews of, and future prospects for, the
> above mentioned topics.
> *Contributions:*
> Parallel sessions will be held, for which we strongly encourage as many
> contributions as possible. A poster session will also be arranged.
> Dr. Bjoern Seitz
> Senior Lecturer =

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> Direct line: +44 (0) 141 330 5118
> Fax: +44 (0) 141 330 5889
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> School of Physics and Astronomy
> Nuclear Physics
> University of Glasgow	       =

> Kelvin Building
> University Avenue		      =

> Glasgow, G12 8QQ, Scotland, U.K.
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> URL: http://nuclear.gla.ac.uk/~bseitz
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> The University of Glasgow, charity number SC004401
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