NuInt07

Contribution List

57. Welcome address

Young-Kee Kim (Fermilab)

30/05/2007, 09:00

Welcome

102. Workshop Announcements

Jorge G. Morfin (Fermilab)

30/05/2007, 09:10

Welcome

1. Why understanding neutrino interactions is important for oscillation physics

Chris Walter (Duke University)

30/05/2007, 09:15

Using Neutrinos as a Probe of the Strong Interaction

Session 1: Motivation: Using Neutrino Interactions to Search for New Physics

2. Why understanding neutrino interactions is important for Beyond-SM physics

Cecilia Lunardini (University of Washington)

30/05/2007, 09:45

Using Neutrinos as a Probe of the Strong Interaction

Session 1: Motivation: Using Neutrino Interactions to Search for New Physics

3. Why understanding neutrino interactions is important for astrophysics

Gail McLaughlin (North Carolina State University)

30/05/2007, 10:15

Using Neutrinos as a Probe of the Strong Interaction

Session 1: Motivation: Using Neutrino Interactions to Search for New Physics

65. Session 1 Discussion

30/05/2007, 10:45

Using Neutrinos as a Probe of the Strong Interaction

Session 1: Motivation: Using Neutrino Interactions to Search for New Physics

4. Overview of progress in neutrino scattering measurements

Michel Sorel (University of Valencia)

30/05/2007, 11:20

Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

Session 2: Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

5. Overview of progress in electron scattering measurements

Bob Bradford (Rochester University)

30/05/2007, 11:50

Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

Session 2: Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

6. Overview of progress in neutrino simulation codes

Costas Andreopoulos (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory)

30/05/2007, 12:20

Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

Session 2: Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

66. Session 2 Discussion

30/05/2007, 12:50

Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

Session 2: Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

26. MiniBooNE

Rex Tayloe (Indiana University)

30/05/2007, 14:30

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

27. SciBooNE

Robert Napora (PUC)

30/05/2007, 15:00

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

28. NuMI Beamline

Sacha Kopp (University of Texas)

30/05/2007, 15:20

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

29. MINOS Near Detector

Debdatta Bhattacharya (University of Pittsburgh)

30/05/2007, 15:40

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

30. MINERvA

Jeff Nelson (College of William & Mary)

30/05/2007, 16:30

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

31. NOvA Near Detector

Masaki Ishitsuka (Indiana University)

30/05/2007, 16:55

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

32. K2K Beam and Near Detectors

Ana Rodriguez (IFAE Barcelona)

30/05/2007, 17:15

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

33. T2K Near and Beamline

Antonin Vacheret (Imperial College London)

30/05/2007, 17:40

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

34. NuSNS

Kate Scholberg (Duke University)

30/05/2007, 18:05

Current and Future Experiments

Session 3: Current and Future Experiments

17. Inclusive Electron Scattering from Nuclei in the Quasi-Elastic Region

Donal Day (University of Virginia)

31/05/2007, 09:00

Nuclear Effects

Session 4: Nuclear Effects

18. The Nucleons Went Two by Two: Studying Correlations with (e,e'pp)

Larry Weinstein (ODU)

31/05/2007, 09:25

Nuclear Effects

Session 4: Nuclear Effects

19. Nuclear Structure Effects in Neutrino DIS Calculations

Sergei Kulagin (INR (Moscow))

31/05/2007, 09:50

Nuclear Effects

Session 4: Nuclear Effects

20. EMC Effect in Electron and Neutrino Scattering

Ian Cloet (Argonne National Lab)

31/05/2007, 10:15

Nuclear Effects

Session 4: Nuclear Effects

67. Session 4 Discussion

31/05/2007, 10:40

Nuclear Effects

Session 4: Nuclear Effects

35. Review of Spectral Function Work

Omar Benhar (INFN - Rome)

31/05/2007, 11:15

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Session 5: Quasi-Elastic Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

36. K2K QE Results from SciBar

Federico Sanchez (IFAE Barcelona)

31/05/2007, 11:45

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Session 5: Quasi-Elastic Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

37. Charged-Current Interaction Measurements in MiniBooNE

Teppei Katori (Indiana University)

31/05/2007, 12:15

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Session 5: Quasi-Elastic Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

68. Session 5 Discussion 1

31/05/2007, 12:45

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Session 5: Quasi-Elastic Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

38. MiniBooNE NC-E Interactions

Christopher Cox (Indiana University)

31/05/2007, 14:30

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Session 5: Quasi-Elastic Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

39. Search for proton medium modifications in the 4He(e,e'p) reaction

Steffen Strauch (University of South Carolina)

31/05/2007, 15:00

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Session 5: Quasi-Elastic Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

40. Session 5: Summary, Prospects, Challenges, Discussion

Richard Gran (University of Minnesota - Duluth)

31/05/2007, 15:30

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Session 5: Quasi-Elastic Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

72. Neutrino Interactions in LArTPCs

Allessandro Curioni (Yale University)

31/05/2007, 16:30

Current and Future Experiments

Session 9: Additional Contributions

73. Construction of Spectral Functions for Heavier Nuclei

Artur Ankowski (University of Wroclaw)

31/05/2007, 16:50

Nuclear Effects

Session 9: Additional Contributions

74. Measurement of the EMC effect in Light Nuclei and at Large x

Dave Gaskell (Jefferson Lab)

31/05/2007, 17:05

Nuclear Effects

Session 9: Additional Contributions

75. Review of Evidence for Short-Range Correlations in Nuclei from Proton, Electron and Neutrino Experiments with an Emphasis on Recent JLab Data

Steve Wood (Jefferson Lab)

31/05/2007, 17:25

Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

Session 9: Additional Contributions

77. Weak Pion Production off the Nucleon

Juan Nieves (University of Granada)

31/05/2007, 17:45

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 9: Additional Contributions

76. Charged-Current Neutrino-Induced Coherent Pion Production

Luis Alvarez-Ruso (University of Valencia)

31/05/2007, 18:05

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 9: Additional Contributions

79. On the Description of the Resonance Region in the FKR Model

Krzysztof Graczyk (University of Wroclaw)

31/05/2007, 18:25

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 9: Additional Contributions

78. the NEUT Program Library Used in the Super-K and K2K experiments

Gaku Mitsuka (ICRR, The University of Tokyo)

31/05/2007, 18:40

Current and Future Experiments

Session 9: Additional Contributions

22. Neutral Current pi0 Production at MiniBooNE

Jonathon Link (Virginia Polytechnic Institute)

01/06/2007, 09:00

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

23. Coherent Pion Production Measurement Capabilities at MINERvA

Hugh Gallagher (Tufts University)

01/06/2007, 09:25

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

24. Coherent Pion Production and Resonance Analysis

Emmanuel Paschos (Dortmund University)

01/06/2007, 09:40

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

47. Understanding the Forward Muon Deficit in Coherent Pion Production

Lalit Sehgal (RWTH Aachen)

01/06/2007, 10:05

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

25. Session 6 Discussion 1

All

01/06/2007, 10:30

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

41. Charged Current pi+ Production at MiniBooNE

Bonnie Fleming (Yale University)

01/06/2007, 11:10

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

42. Charged Current pi+ Production at K2K

Lisa Whitehead (Stony Brook University)

01/06/2007, 11:30

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

70. Neutral Pion Production Cross Sections at K2K

Camillo Mariani (INFN - Rome)

01/06/2007, 11:55

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

43. Single Pion Measurement Capabilities at SciBooNE

Yasuhiro Nakajima (Kyoto University)

01/06/2007, 12:20

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

46. Single Pion Production Calculations

Shri Singh (Aligarh Muslim University)

01/06/2007, 12:35

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

44. Phenomenological Study of Single Pion Production

Makoto Sakuda (Okayama University)

01/06/2007, 14:30

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

45. NC and CC Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering

Ulrich Mosel (Giessen)

01/06/2007, 14:55

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

48. Session 6 Discussion 2

All

01/06/2007, 15:20

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Session 6: Resonant, Non-resonant and Coherent Single Pion Production

49. Neutrino Cross Section Physics: Past, Present and Future

Geralyn Zeller (Columbia University)

01/06/2007, 16:00

Fermilab Joint Theoretical-Experimental Seminar

Wine & Cheese Seminar

89. A Formalism for Electroweak Pion Production on Nuclei

Christophe Praet (Ghent University)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Poster Session

90. An Object-Oriented Approach for Nuclear Modeling

Ray Stefanski (Fermilab)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Nuclear Effects

Poster Session

82. Angular Dependence of pi0 Production in the MiniBooNE Antineutrino Data

Van Nguyen (Columbia University)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Resonant, Non-Resonant, and Coherent Single Pion Production

Poster Session

100. GENIE - A Universal Neutrino Event Generator

Minsuk Kim (University of Pittsburgh)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Progress: Review of New Results in Neutrino Interactions

Poster Session

83. Muon Range Detector for SciBooNE

Joseph Walding (Imperial College London)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Current and Future Experiments

Poster Session

103. Physics motivation of SciBooNE

Katsuki Hiraide (Kyoto University)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Poster Session

98. Physics Topics in MINERvA

David Boehnlein (Fermilab)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Current and Future Experiments

Poster Session

88. Probing the Strangeness Content of the Nucleon in Quasi-Elastic Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering

Natalie Jachowicz (Ghent University)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Poster Session

91. Quasi-Elastic Neutrino Charged-Current Scattering Cross Sections on Oxygen

Sergei Kulagin (INR (Moscow))

01/06/2007, 17:30

Quasi-Electric Scattering: Experimental and Theoretical Status

Poster Session

104. SciBar Detector for SciBooNE Experiment

Hideyuki Takei (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Poster Session

101. SciBar Detector of SciBooNE

Yoshinori Kurimoto (Fermilab)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Current and Future Experiments

Poster Session

95. The EC (Electron Catcher) of the SciBooNE Experiment

Claudio Giganti (INFN - Rome)

01/06/2007, 17:30

Current and Future Experiments

Poster Session

99. The SciBooNE Experiment

Jose-Luis Alcaraz (IFAE (Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona)), Juan Catala (IFIC (University of Valencia))

01/06/2007, 17:30

Current and Future Experiments

Poster Session

71. Overview of Observations and Issues in Modeling the Transition Regime

Roberto Petti (University of South Carolina)

02/06/2007, 09:00

Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

Session 7: Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

60. Target Mass Corrections

Wally Melnitchouk (Jefferson Lab)

02/06/2007, 09:40

Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

Session 7: Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

59. New Results from Jefferson Lab - Data and Fit

Eric Christy (Hampton University)

02/06/2007, 10:10

Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

Session 7: Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

61. d/u at Large x: Experimental and Theoretical Challenges

Makis Petratos (Kent State University)

02/06/2007, 11:00

Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

Session 7: Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

62. Resonance Production Model

Harry Lee (Argonne National Lab)

02/06/2007, 11:30

Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

Session 7: Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

58. Duality in Neutrino Reactions

Olga Lalakulich (Ghent University)

02/06/2007, 12:00

Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

Session 7: Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

64. Session 7 Discussion

02/06/2007, 12:30

Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

Session 7: Transition Region from Resonance to DIS

50. NuTeV Structure Function Measurements

Donna Naples (University of Pittsburgh)

03/06/2007, 09:00

Deep Inelastic Scattering

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

51. Nuclear Corrections and Parton Distribution Functions - Lessons Learned from Global Fitting

Jeff Owens (Florida State University)

03/06/2007, 09:40

Deep Inelastic Scattering

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

52. Strangeness Asymmetry

Dave Mason (Fermilab)

03/06/2007, 10:05

Deep Inelastic Scattering

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

93. Session 8 Discussion 1

03/06/2007, 10:30

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

54. Hadronization Models and Tuning for MINOS

Tingjun Yang (Stanford University)

03/06/2007, 11:20

Deep Inelastic Scattering

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

55. Deeply Virtual Neutrino Scattering

Ales Psaker (Hampton University/Jefferson Lab)

03/06/2007, 11:45

Deep Inelastic Scattering

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

56. The Low-Q DIS Scattering Data in the Global Fit of PDFs

Roberto Petti (University of South Carolina)

03/06/2007, 12:10

Deep Inelastic Scattering

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

69. Session 8 Discussion 2

03/06/2007, 12:35

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

94. Concluding Comments

Jorge G. Morfin (Fermilab)

03/06/2007, 12:55

Session 8: Deep Inelastic Scattering

92. Dave's Test Poster

David Boehnlein (Fermilab)

97. Dave's Test Poster

David Boehnlein (Fermilab)

Current and Future Experiments

Indico submission test

87. Flavio's Test Poster

Flavio Cavanna (INFN Rome)

Indico submittal test

86. Jorge's Test Poster

Jorge G. Morfin (Fermilab)

Submittal test for Indico

14. K2K Near and Beamline

Anna Rodriguez (Barcelona)

12. MINERvA

Jeff Nelson (College of William & Mary)

8. MiniBooNe

Prof. Rex Tayloe (Indiana University)

11. MINOS Near Detector

Debdatta Bhattacharya (University of Pittsburgh)

13. NOvA Near Detector

Masaki Ishitsuka (Indiana University)

10. NuMI Beamline

Sacha Elmer Kopp (FNAL)

16. NuSNS

Kate Scholberg (Duke University)

53. NuTeV Weak Mixing Angle

TBD

80. On the Description of the Resonance Region in the FKR Model

Krzysztof Graczyk (University of Wroclaw)

96. Results from the HARP Experiment

Linda Coney (Fermilab)

Current and Future Experiments

9. SciBooNE

Dr Robert Napora (PUC)

15. T2K Near and Beamline

TBD

81. Theoretical Predictions of nu + n -> p + mu- and delta+ + mu-

Bing An Li (University of Kentucky)

84. To Be Provided

Ray Stefanski (Fermilab)