Intensity Frontier Workshop

25 Apr 2013, 07:45 → 27 Apr 2013, 17:05 US/Central

Bldg. 362 Auditorium (Argonne National Laboratory)

Hendrik Weerts (Argonne National Laboratory), JoAnne Hewett

As part of the ongoing 2013 Community Summer Study ("Snowmass") the Intensity Frontier working group will hosted an all-hands workshop on April 25-27, 2013 at Argonne National Laboratory. This workshop will directly follow a writers meeting of the Project X Physics Study which was held at Fermilab on April 24, 2013.

 

Charge for the April 2013 Intensity Frontier Workshop

Develop a coherent and interconnected view of the Intensity Frontier that will be presented at Snowmass. Describe future facilities and experiments at the Intensity Frontier and their capabilities.  Document the contributions of the Intensity Frontier towards addressing the major questions in particle physics and explain how and why it is complementary to the other frontiers, which together constitute experimental particle physics. Leave the workshop with a clear understanding of what the approach will be at Snowmass 2013.

  The Intensity Frontier working group is charged with summarizing the current state of knowledge, and identifying the most promising future opportunities at the Intensity Frontier.  The working groups and their conveners are:
 
IF1: Quark Flavor Physics (Joel Butler, Zoltan Ligeti, Jack Ritchie)
IF2: Charged Lepton Processes (Brendan Casey, Yuval Grossman, David Hitlin)
IF3: Neutrinos (Andre DeGouvea, Kevin Pitts, Kate Scholberg, Sam Zeller)
IF4: Baryon Number Violation (K.S. Babu, Ed Kearns)
IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles (Rouven Essig, John Jaros, William Wester)
IF6: Nucleons, Nuclei, and Atoms (Krishna Kumar, Zheng-Tian Lu, Michael Ramsey-Musolf)

 
 More information about the Intensity Frontier working group is available here.

Thursday, 25 April

Registration

Plenary

1 Welcome & Introduction

Speaker: Harry Weerts (Argonne National Laboratory)

Slides ANL_IF_wrkshp_intro_present.pptx

2 Why are we here

Speaker: Yuval Grossman (Cornell University)

Slides IF-Apr-2013.pdf

3 Early LHC Findings and The Intensity Frontier

Speaker: William Marciano (BNL)

Slides LHC.pdf LHC.ppt

4 The Curiosity Frontier

Speaker: Roni Harnik (FNAL)

Slides CuriosityFrontier.pdf

5 Snowmass Young Physicists Movement

Speaker: Jonathan Asaadi (Syracuse University)

Slides SnowmassYoung_IntensityFrontier_Asaadi.pdf

10:30 Coffee Break

IF1: Quark Flavor Physics: Charm

6 Working group introduction / Plans for parallel sessions

Speakers: Prof. Jack Ritchie (University of Texas at Austin), Dr Joel Butler (Fermilab), Zoltan Ligeti (LBL)

Slides Argonne-Thursday-Intro.pdf

7 Perspectives in charm physics: experiment

Speaker: Prof. Roy Briere (Carnegie Mellon University)

Slides ANL_Charm_Briere.pdf

8 Perspectives in charm physics: theory

Speaker: Prof. Alexey Petrov (Wayne State University / MCTP)

Slides Argonne2013.pdf

9 Round table discussion of perspectives in charm physics

IF2: Charged Lepton Processes: μ->e conversion

10 Mu2e Brief Description

Speaker: Dr Robert Bernstein (Fermilab)

Slides IFWorkshopMu2e.key IFWorkshopMu2e.pdf

11 Mu-e conversion at Project X Beam, solenoid, detector upgrades

Speaker: Dr Douglas Glenzinski (Fermilab)

Slides ANL-NextGenMu2e-130425.pdf

12 Theory: target matrix elements

Speaker: Dr Vincenzo Cirigliano (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

Slides mu2e-ANL.pdf

13 MEG upgrade brief description

Speaker: Gordon Lim

Slides ArgonnePreSnowmassIFWorkshop_gmalim.pptx

IF3: Neutrinos

Convener: Dr Boris Kayser Kayser (Fermilab)

slides inter_frontier.pdf

14 Introduction

Speaker: Kate Scholberg (Duke University)

Slides nu_intro.pdf

15 Neutrino Updates from Planck

Speaker: Sudeep Das (ANL)

Slides PLANCK-NEUTRINO_APR_25_2013.pdf

16 Panel Discussion: Overall Neutrino Physics Strategy

- What are the most important neutrino physics goals? - How well do we need to know the standard neutrino sector parameters? - What is the relative importance of testing the 3-flavor paradigm and exploring anomalies? - How do we frame a convincing and accurate narrative regarding the importance of the PMNS phase for understanding the lepton/baryon asymmetry of the Universe?

Speakers: Bill Marciano (BNL), Prof. Francis Halzen (University of Wisconsin), Prof. Jonathan Rosner (University of Chicago), Ken Lande (U. of Pennsylvania), Robert PLUNKETT (Fermilab), Ryan Patterson (Caltech), Stephen Parke (Fermilab), William Louis (LANL)

Slides overall_strategy.pdf

IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles

17 Overview of IF5

Speakers: Prof. John Jaros (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), Prof. Rouven Essig (Stony Brook University), Dr William Wester (Fermilab)

Slides NLWCP-intro.pdf

18 Theory and Motivation for Light A's, ALPS, and Axions

REMOTE

Speaker: Javier Redondo

Slides RedondoIntensity2.pdf

19 New Particle Searches at DESY

REMOTE

Speaker: Axel Linder

Slides WISP-DESY_lindner.pdf WISP-DESY_lindner.pptx

20 Novel Uses of Lasers

Speaker: Aaron Chou (Fermilab)

Slides achou_lasers_IF.pptx

21 Lasers and Optical Cavities to Search for New Particle

Speaker: David Tanner

Slides DTanner-IntensityFrontier-13.ppt

Snowmass Young

22 Skills young scientists need and experiences from the hiring committee

Speaker: Dr Regina Rameika (Fermilab)

23 The funding process and what young folks need to know about the DOE

Speaker: Alan Stone (DOE)

Slides 2013-04-25_-_Alan_Stone_-_DOE_HEP_-_Funding_Perspectives.pdf

24 The funding process and what young folks need to know about the NSF

Speaker: Prof. Randal Ruchti Ruchti (National Science Foundation)

Slides Intensity_Frontier_Workshop_-_Ruchti_-_v1_-_4.24.13.pdf

12:30 Lunch

IF1: Quark Flavor Physics: Kaons

25 Rare Decay Theory

Speaker: Wolfgang Altmannshofer (Fermilab)

Slides altmannshofer_Argonne_K.pdf

26 ORKA: K+ -> pi+ nu nubar at Fermilab

Speaker: Prof. Douglas Bryman (University of British Columbia)

Slides ORKA-Argonne_IF_Wkshp.pdf ORKA-Argonne_IF_Wkshp.ppt

27 Project-X Kaon experiments

Speaker: David Jaffe (Brookhaven)

Slides IF2013_KatPX_jaffe_201304_v1.pdf

28 Discussion

IF2: Charged Lepton Processes: μ->eγ, μ->3e

29 Surface muon beam at PSI & Project X

Speaker: Dr Peter Winter (ANL)

Slides SurfaceMuonBeams_ANL_IF_Meeting_April2013.pdf SurfaceMuonBeams_ANL_IF_Meeting_April2013.pptx

30 μ->eγ with γ conversion

Speaker: Chih-hsiang Cheng (Caltech)

Slides mu2egamma_IFWorkshop_Cheng

31 μ->3e

Speaker: Bertrand Echenard (Caltech)

Slides mu3e-echenard.pdf

32 Active targets

Speaker: David Brown

Slides Active_Targets.pdf

IF3: Neutrinos

Convener: Prof. Patrick Huber (Virginia Tech)

slides inter_frontier.pdf

33 Panel discussion: US Strategy, Part I

- How will LBNE test the 3-flavor paradigm in the context of a long-term program? What are other alternatives? - How important is breadth of program? - What aspect of LBNE does the community most value? Underground, near detector, more target mass?

Speakers: Dr Christopher Mauger (LANL), Jennifer Raaf (Fermilab), Prof. Mark Messier (Indiana University), Dr Regina Rameika (Fermilab), Robert Svoboda (UC Davis), Prof. Robert Wilson (Colorado State University)

Slides strategy1.pdf

IF4: Baryon Number Violation

34 Nucleon Decay in SUSY GUTs in light of Higgs boson discovery

Speaker: Pran Nath (Northeastern University)

Slides Nath_ANL_2013Apri25.pdf

35 nnbar Oscillations: Some Phenomenology and a Theoretical Model

Speaker: Robert Shrock

Slides Shrock.pdf

36 B-L Violation in GUTs:Nucleon decay and n-nbar oscillations

Speaker: K.S. Babu (Oklahoma State University)

Slides Argonne_BNV_Babu.ppt

Snowmass Young

37 Discussion

IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles

38 Lab Tests of Dark Energy

Speaker: Dr Amol Upadhye (Argonne National Lab)

Slides upadhye_argonne_intensity_frontier.pdf

39 CAST Constraints on Axion Couplings

Speaker: Jaime Ruz (LLNL)

Slides Argonne_2013.pdf

40 Status of the International Axion Observatory (IAXO)

Speaker: Julia Vogel

Slides 2013_April25_IAXO_pdf.pdf

41 Cavity Searches for New Particles

Speaker: Keith Baker

Slides Baker_NLWCP.pdf

15:30 Coffee Break

IF1: Quark Flavor Physics: Discussion - What can Quark Flavor Physics contribute?

42 Discussion - What can Quark Flavor Physics contribute?

Speaker: Dr Joel Butler (Fermilab)

Slides Intenisty_frontier_discussion.pptx

IF2: Charged Lepton Processes: μLFV

43 The relationship of charged lepton and neutrino physics

Speaker: David McKeen

Slides mckeen.pdf

44 Discussion of complementarity of charged lepton and neutrino physics

Speaker: Yuval Grossman (Cornell University)

IF3: Neutrinos

Convener: Prof. Andre de Gouvea (Northwestern University)

slides inter_frontier.pdf

45 Panel Discussion: Neutrino Theory Needs

- What is the role of neutrino theory? - What are the most pressing questions for neutrino theory today? - What should be the size of the neutrino community? - If we need to grow the neutrino theory community, how can we do it?

Speakers: Prof. Baha Balantekin (University of Wisconsin), Dr Harry Lee (Argonne National Lab), Prof. Hugh Gallagher (Tufts University), Prof. Jonathan Link Link (Virginia Tech), Jorge G. Morfin (Fermilab), K.S. Babu (Oklahoma State University), Prof. Patrick Huber (Virginia Tech)

Slides nu_theory_panel.pdf

IF4: Baryon Number Violation

46 Neutron - antineutron oscillations: Theory overview

Speaker: Rabindra Mohapatra

Slides IF_nnbar.pdf

47 An Improved Search for Neutron-Antineutron Oscillations Using a Slow Neutron Beam

Speaker: Prof. W. M. Snow (Indiana University)

Slides WMSnnbarANL.pdf

IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles

48 Discussion

Slides NLWCP_Discussion_and_Working_Groups.ppt WG-3_NLWCP.pdf

Snowmass Young

49 Discussion

Plenary

50 View from the Cosmic Frontier

Speaker: Dr Scott Dodelson (Fermilab)

Slides anl.pdf

51 The importance of High Energy Physics

Speaker: Prof. Hendrik Weerts (Argonne National Laboratory)

Slides 60Seconds_Argonne_PPslide_042413.pdf

18:30 Banquet

Friday, 26 April

IF3: Neutrinos

Conveners: Adam Bernstein (LLNL), Prof. Yuri Gershtein (Rutgers University)

slides inter_frontier.pdf

52 Panel Discussion: Inter-Frontier Connections

- How do we communicate the importance of neutrino physics to the other Frontiers? - How do we ensure that "stovepiping" of funding within/between Frontiers doesn't limit opportunities for science? - How can we mitigate "stovepiping" within/between HEP and NP (DOE and NSF) that can limit opportunities for science? - How can we exploit opportunities at the interfaces between the frontiers? - How can we exploit connections with nuclear physics?

Speakers: Andreas Piepke (U. of Alabama), Bob McKeown (William & Mary), Doug Cowen (Penn State), Dr Jonghee Yoo (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory), Michael Ramsey-Musolf (U. of Wisconsin), Reyco Henning (University of North Carolina), Dr Robert Roser (Fermilab)

Slides inter_frontier.pdf

53 Panel Discussion: Neutrinos and Society

- How do we communicate the importance of fundamental and applied neutrino physics to Congress and the public? - What synergies exist between fundamental neutrino physics and proposed applications of neutrinos in other fields? - How can the community best take advantage of these synergies? - What training is useful for scientists to facilitate these synergies? - What technologies - accelerators, detectors – arising directly from neutrino physics are relevant in fields beyond fundamental science?

Speakers: Dick Lanza (MIT), Ed Blucher (University of Chicago), Glenn Horton-Smith (KSU), Herman White (FNAL), Josh Klein (University of Pennsylvania), Prof. Karl van Bibber (UC Berkeley), Dr Zelimir Djurcic (Argonne National Laboratory)

Slides

• •NSSC_&_Neutrinos_-_04.26.13.pdf
• physicists.pdf
• society.pdf

IF4: Baryon Number Violation

54 nnbar in nuclei

Speaker: Prof. Ed Kearns (Boston University)

Slides IF-nnbar-nuclei-kearns.pdf

55 Baseline Configuration Sensitivity of NNbarX and Further Developments

Speaker: Prof. Yuri Kamyshkov (University of Tennessee)

Slides Kamyshkov_Sensitivity.pdf

56 Reconfiguration of the Spallation Target -- Using the Experience from the SNS

Speaker: Tony Gabriel

Slides SNS_Talk_ANL-Final.pptx

57 A Detector for nnbar Oscillations in the NNbarX Experiment: Specifications and Challenges

Speaker: Prof. Albert Young (North Carolina State University/Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory)

Slides NNBarDetArgonne-v3.pdf

58 Simple models with baryon number violation but no proton decay

Speaker: Mark Wise

Slides intensitytalk.pdf

IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles

59 Motivations for Heavy Photons

Speaker: Dr Natalia Toro (Stanford University SITP)

Slides Toro-Theory-Motivtation-Dark-Forces.pdf

60 Current Status on Dark Matter Motivation for Heavy Photons

Speaker: Tracy Slatyer

Slides Argonne13SlatyerFinal.pdf

61 New Electron Beam Dump Searches

REMOTE

Speaker: Sarah Andreas

Slides Andreas-Beam-dump-and-DM.pdf

62 Searches for Hidden Sector Particles in KLOE-2

Speaker: Francesca Curciarello

Slides Curciarello_NLWCP.pdf

63 BaBar Searches for Hidden Sector Particles

Speaker: Bertrand Echenard (Caltech)

Slides Dark-echenard.pdf Dark-echenard.pptx

Joint Session: IF1&2 Quark Flavor Physics & Charged Lepton Processes: Lepton and quark studies BSM, facilities emphasis

64 Theory

Speaker: Andrew Cohen

65 Project X

Speaker: Dr Ron Ray (Fermilab)

Slides Argonne_Project_X_talk.pdf Argonne_Project_X_talk.pptx

66 e+e-

Speaker: Thomas Browder

Slides teb_Argonne.pptx

67 LHC

Speaker: Prof. Marina Artuso (syracuse university)

Slides anl-np-rev2.pdf

Snowmass Young

68 Discussion TBA

10:30 Coffee Break

IF1: Quark Flavor Physics: Lattice QCD

69 Basic kaon physics from lattice QCD

Speaker: Claude Bernard (Washington University)

Slides HighIntensity13_Bernard.pdf

70 Challenges and prospects for kaon and D physics from lattice QCD

Speaker: Sharpe Steve (University of Washington)

Slides sharpe.pdf

71 B and D physics from lattice QCD

Speaker: Aida El Khadra (University of Illinois)

Slides axk_IF2013.pdf

IF3: Neutrinos

Convener: Kate Scholberg (Duke University)

slides inter_frontier.pdf

72 Panel Discussion: US Strategy, Part II - experiments at different scales

- Do we need a robust program of experiments at different scales? - What are the opportunities for smaller projects? - How can we ensure that new ideas can find fertile ground? - What should be the strategy beyond the next decade?

Speakers: Prof. Alan Bross (Fermilab), Mrs Amy Connolly (OSU), Mrs Giorgio Gratta (Stanford University), Janet Conrad (MIT), Prof. Joseph Formaggio Formaggio (MIT), Prof. Kevin McFarland (University of Rochester), Pieter Mumm (NIST), Dr Steve Brice (FNAL)

Slides strategy2.pdf

IF4: Baryon Number Violation

73 Proton Decay in Orbifold GUTs

Speaker: Stuart Raby

powerpoint IF_raby.2013.pptx

Slides IF_raby.2013.pdf

74 Nucleon decay search with Hyper-Kamiokande

Speaker: Prof. Masashi Yokoyama (University of Tokyo)

Slides IF2013-Yokoyama-PDK-HyperK.pdf

75 Baryon Number Violation with LBNE

Speaker: Dr Eric Church (Yale)

Slides bnvLBNE.pdf

76 Proton Decay: Liquid Argon vs Water

Speaker: William Marciano (BNL)

IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles

77 Hidden Sector Particles at the LHC

Speaker: Andrew Haas (SLAC)

Slides IntensityFrontier_LHCDarkPhoton_Apr-26-2013.pdf

78 Searches for Hidden Sector Photons at Mainz

Speaker: Tobias Beranek

Slides intensityfrontier2013_beranek.pdf

79 Status of APEX

Speaker: Philip Schuster

Slides apex_Argonne_April2013.pdf

80 DarkLight

Speaker: Ross Corliss (MIT)

Slides Corliss-DarkLight.pdf WMSneutronchameleon.pdf

Joint Session: IF2&6: Charged Lepton Process and Nucleons, Nuclei, and Atoms

81 EDM Theory

Speaker: Prof. Ramsey-Musolf Michael (Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Slides IF2013_EDM_MJRM.pdf

82 Atomic EDMs

Speaker: Dr Zheng-Tian Lu (Argonne National Lab)

Slides Atomic_EDMs.pdf

83 Heavy lepton EDM

Speaker: Dr Mandy Rominsky (Fermilab)

Slides mrominsky_snowmass_edm.pdf

84 Leptoquark searches at an eic

Speaker: Abhay Deshpande

Slides EIC@Snowmass.pdf

Snowmass Young

85 Discussion TBA

12:30 Lunch

On-site options:
Cafeteria, 401 Grill or Guest House

Benchmarks

86 Flavor in the pMSSM

Speaker: JoAnne Hewett (SLAC)

Slides BenchmarksPlenary.pptx benchmarks.pptx

87 Flavor in the Randall-Sundrum Model

Speaker: Mr Martin Bauer (Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz)

Slides Argonne13.pdf

88 Building Neutrino Models

Speaker: Rabi Mohapatra

Slides IF_Benchmark_final.pdf

89 Collider Signature of Neutrino Models

Speaker: Richard Ruiz

Slides ruiz_richard_ANL_HeavyNandColliders.pdf

IF1: Quark Flavor Physics: B-physics

90 Belle-II

Speaker: Leo Piilonen (Virginia Tech)

Slides BelleII-Piilonen.pdf

91 LHCb upgrade

Speaker: Brian Hamilton (University of Maryland)

Slides Hamilton-IFW2013-LHCbUpgrade.pdf

92 CMS and ATLAS

Speaker: Kevin Stenson (University of Colorado Boulder)

Slides ATLAS_CMS_bphysics.pdf ATLAS_CMS_bphysics.ppt

93 B theory

Speaker: Wolfgang Altmannshofer (Fermilab)

Slides altmannshofer_Argonne_B.pdf

94 Discussion

IF2: Charged Lepton Processes: τ decays

95 LFV τ decays at LHC

Speaker: Dr Johannes Albrecht (CERN)

Slides albrecht.pdf

96 Theory

Speaker: Martin Gonzalez-Alonso

Slides Tau-theory.pdf

97 LFV τ/decays at e+e- colliders

Speaker: Prof. David Hitlin (Caltech)

Slides Hitlin_Argonne_tau.pdf

IF3: Neutrinos

Convener: Dr Sam Zeller (FNAL)

slides inter_frontier.pdf

98 Panel discussion: International Coordination

- What are the opportunities for international participation in U.S. neutrino experiments? - What are the opportunities for U.S. participation in neutrino physics experiments abroad? - How can we optimize the global program?

Speakers: Francesca Di Lodovico (Queen Mary, University of London), Dr Hélio da Motta (CBPF), Prof. Kenneth Long (Imperial College London), Prof. Masashi Yokoyama (University of Tokyo), Maury Goodman (Argonne), Nigel Smith (SNOLAB), Dr Shekhar Mishra (Fermilab), Steve Kettell (BNL), Tord Ekelof (Uppsala U.), Prof. Yeongduk Kim (Sejong University), Young-Kee Kim (FNAL)

Slides international.pdf

IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles

99 Searches for Hidden Sector Particles with HPS

Speaker: Stepan Stepanyan

Slides Stepanyan_HPS-IF-ANL.pdf Stepanyan_HPS-IF-ANL.pptx

100 VEPP3

Speaker: Bogdan Wojtsekhowski

Slides PositronBeamExperiment-BW.pdf

101 Muon Anomaly and Dark Bosons

Speaker: William Marciano (BNL)

Slides Marciano-muon-anomaly.pdf

102 Future Searches at Protons Accelerators for New Particles

Speaker: Brian Batell (Perimeter Institute)

Slides Batell-IF-Argonne.pdf

IF6: Nucleons, Nuclei and Atoms

Snowmass Young

103 Discussion TBA

15:30 Coffee Break

IF1: Quark Flavor Physics: Discussion Session - Planning for Snowmass

104 Discussion Session - Planning for Snowmass

Speakers: Prof. Jack Ritchie (University of Texas at Austin), Dr Joel Butler (Fermilab), Zoltan Ligeti (LBL)

Slides Argonne-Friday-discussion.pdf

IF2: Charged Lepton Processes: Theory

105 The relationship of charged leptons to the Higgs

Speaker: Roni Harnik (FNAL)

106 Discussion on relation of charged leptons to the Energy frontier

Speaker: Yuval Grossman (Cornell University)

IF3: Neutrinos

slides inter_frontier.pdf

107 What are the messages for Snowmass 2013?

Slides message.pdf

IF4: Baryon Number Violation

108 GeV-scale Physics in the South Pole Icecap

Speaker: Doug Cowen (Penn State)

Slides MICA_Argonne_DCowen.pdf

109 Water-based Liquid Scintillator

Speaker: David Jaffe (Brookhaven)

Slides IF2013_PDK_WbLS_jaffe_201304_v1.pdf

110 Discussion

IF5: New Light, Weakly Coupled Particles

111 New Particle Searches at Neutrino Beams

Speaker: Dr Richard Van de Water (MiniBooNE)

Slides MBWimpSearch_IF5ArgonneWorkshop.pdf

112 Detectors for proton beam dump experiments

Speaker: Athanasios Hatzikoutells

Slides AHatzikoutelis_IF5-Argonne_042613.pdf

113 Preparations for Minneapolis

Slides Minnesota-preparation.pdf

IF6: Nucleons, Nuclei and Atoms

Snowmass Young

Plenary

114 The View from the Energy Frontier

Speaker: Prof. Liantao Wang (University of Chicago)

Slides ViewFromEF_ANL.pdf

115 DOE HEP Budget and Planning

Speaker: Dr Alan Stone (DOE)

Slides 2013-04-26_-_Alan_Stone_-_DOE_HEP_Program.pdf

Conveners Meeting

Snowmass Young: Community Meeting

Saturday, 27 April

Plenary

116 Message from Quark Flavor to Snowmass 2013

Speaker: Prof. Jack Ritchie (University of Texas at Austin)

Slides QFP-plenary-Apr27.pdf

117 Message from Charged Leptons to Snowmass 2013

Speaker: Brendan Casey (FNAL)

Slides CL_message_042713_v2.pptx

118 Message from Neutrinos to Snowmass 2013

Speaker: Kate Scholberg (Duke University)

Slides nu_message.pdf

119 Message from Baryon Number Violation to Snowmass 2013

Speaker: Prof. Ed Kearns (Boston University)

Slides BNV-Report-To-Snowmass.pdf

10:30 Coffee Break

120 Message from New Light weakly coupled particles to Snowmass 2013

Speaker: Dr William Wester (Fermilab)

Slides NLWCP_Argonne.pdf

121 Message from Nucleons, Nuclei, Atoms to Snowmass 2013

Speakers: Prof. Krishna Kumar (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), Dr Zheng-Tian Lu (Argonne National Lab)

Slides Part 2 Part 1

12:00 Start of Working Lunch

122 Summary for Benchmarks

Speaker: Prof. JoAnne Hewett (SLAC)

Slides BenchmarksPlenary.pptx

123 Working Lunch: Panel Discussion of message from IF to Snowmass 2013

124 Summary talk: Intensity Frontier outlook & plans for Snowmass 2013