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10th Nuclear Physics Workshop of Marie and Pierre Curie Kazimierz Dolny, Poland 24 - 28 September 2003 http://kft.umcs.lublin.pl/wfj -------------------- December 9, 2002 ===== First Circular ===== Dear Colleague, We are pleased to announce that for its 10th anniversary in September 2003 the Nuclear Theory Workshop in Kazimierz will be very international with English as the conference language. In previous years this workshop was always attended by several foreign guests, mostly from France, but the conference language was to a large part Polish. Experimental nuclear physicists have always been welcome to this workshop. We would like, however, to put a special emphasis for the 2003 edition of the workshop on a large participation of our colleagues experimentalists to favor a dialogue profitable to all of us. We were first worried if such changes as compared to previous workshops make any sense, since there are quite a few conferences in nuclear physics organized throughout the year. We have therefore sent out in October 2002 an intention letter among our French colleagues and some physicists worldwide known as Franco- or Polono-philes. The response was rapid and quite encouraging for us: already now we are expecting in Kazimierz 25 French physicists, 5 from Germany, 4 from Spain, 2 from Belgium and 5 from 'the rest of the World'.... We have reserved one of the best hotels in Kazimierz with quite good standard which can house 90 people in the main building and 12 in some adjacent house. We are therefore able to accommodate the senior Physicists participating, but also a certain number of PhD and diploma students. It is worthwhile mentioning here that typically half of the participants in the Kazimierz workshops in previous years were young people. We hope that you, too, will bring some of your students along. In the following we are going to give you some details about the planned Workshop. In this first circular nothing will be said about the entertainments we are preparing for you, but you can be sure that your stay in Kazimierz will never be boring. Our students and the renaissance environment in Kazimierz will take care of that! Welcome to the Workshop! Sincerely yours,
and Johann Bartel (IReS) Objective :
This is the 10th Marie and Pierre Curie Workshop in the field of Theoretical Nuclear Physics. It follows the tradition of the school of Zdzislaw Szymanski, who was one of the major promoters of the Kazimierz meetings. The purpose of these workshops traditionally is to bring senior scientists and students together to discuss topical problems in our field, including difficult or hard-to-solve topics. The 10th Workshop also offers an opportunity for close interactions
between experimental and theoretical nuclear physicists. We hope that this
workshop will give a good opportunity to summarize developments in nuclear
physics in the past few years, and make scope for closer collaborations
between different groups. The symposium will in particular address the following topics: 1. Structure of heavy and unstable nuclei
Those who are interested in the workshop and wish to receive the second
circular are requested to fill in the form attached below and send it to us
by May 31, 2003.
Workshop Directors:
Krzysztof Pomorski
Johann Bartel
Local Organizing Committee:
Host Institute:
Duration of Workshop:
Conference Place and Accommodation:
Conference Costs:
The Workshop fee shouldn't be larger than 250 Euro (1000zl) and will cover
all expenses, including housing and meals.
Contributed Papers:
The Symposium will comprise invited talks, contributed oral and poster
presentations. A special poster session will be set up, where each paper
can have a few-minute oral presentation. Young scientists are strongly
encouraged to submit the contributed papers. We are going to publish the
proceedings with the invites talks, seminars and selected posters.
Preliminary, not complete, list of speakers and titles of the lectures:
Yasuhisa Abe: "A Dynamical Theory for Synthesis of Superheavy Elements" or "Theoretical Predictions of Cross Sections for Superheavy Elements" Faical Azaiez (IReS): "Shell-structure changes in neutron-rich nuclei" Christian Beck (IReS): "Nuclear Alpha-Clustering, Superdeformation and Quasimolecular Resonances" Matthias Brack (U.Regensgurg): "Semiclassical calculations of the fission barriers and their relation to quantum chaos" Aurel Bulgac (Seattle) : "Energy Density Functional Approach to Superfluid Nuclei" Philippe Chomaz (GANIL): "Phase transitions in finite systems" Jacek Dobaczewski (U.Warsaw): "Mean-field studies of exotic nuclei" Jerzy Dudek (IReS): "Tetrahedral and other exotic symmetries in nuclei" Andrzej Gozdz (UMCS): "Generalized quantum rotors and its symmetries" Claude Guet (CEA): "Physics of complex metallic aggregates" Florent Haas (IReS): "Nuclear Molecules and Nuclear Rainbows in Light Heavy-Ion Collisions". Francis Hanappe (ULB): "Dynamics of capture reactions in the superheavy region" Paul-Henri Heenen (ULB): "The shape coexistence description by mean-field
and
Jerzy Jastrzebski: "Neutron Density Distribution Deduced from Antiprotonic Atoms" Wieslaw A. Kaminski (UMCS): "Neutrino-less double beta decay" Frederic Nowacki (IReS): "Recent advances in the nuclear shell model" Luis Robledo (UAM): "Beyond mean field approximations with effective forces" Jan Styczen (INP): "Deformation in light nuclei" W.J. Swiatecki (LBL): "Fusion cross sections for production of superheavy nuclei" or on "Nuclear quasi-molecules" (not fixed yet)
The final list of invited talks, the instruction for contributed
paper, the registration and accommodation forms will be released in the second
circular.
Questionnaire:
Time Lines in 2003:
For further details about the conference, you are kindly requested
to visit our homepage at http://kft.umcs.lublin.pl/wfj
Correspondence:
Andrzej Staszczak
---------------------------------------- --- Please cut here and send to the secretariat --- QUESTIONNAIRE
(Family name), (First name), (Middle name)
Title: (Prof./ Dr./ Mr./ Ms.) Affiliation: Postal address:
E-mail: Fax: I wish to receive the 2nd circular: (yes/no) I plan to attend the symposium: (yes/maybe/no) Number of accompanying persons: I plan to submit a contributed paper: (yes, maybe/no) Tentative title: Brief abstract:
* Please send before May 31, 2003 to the workshop secretariat,
wfj@kft.umcs.lublin.pl
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