Physics and methods in meson spectroscopy - Int. Joint Workshop CERN COMPASS-Jefferson Lab-GSI FAIR

22 Oct 2008, 08:30 → 24 Oct 2008, 14:10 Europe/Berlin

New Seminarroom of MPE (Cluster of Excellence/MPE)

Understanding the meson spectrum in the light and heavy quark sectors of QCD remains one of the fundamental objectives of strong interaction physics. Experiments planned at exisiting and future facilities will soon provide extensive data on meson production with protons and mesonic (CERN COMPASS), polarized photon (Jefferson Lab GlueX) and antiproton beams (GSI FAIR PANDA). New analysis methods are presently being developed in order to make optimal use of these high-statistics data sets and improve the reliability of traditional partial wave analysis. Motivated by the beginning of COMPASS and BESIII data taking, this workshop will summarize recent progress in understanding the physics issues, analysis methods, and instrumentation in meson spectroscopy. Topics include the relation of the meson spectrum to QCD (lattice and non-lattice), new developments in partial wave analysis and related methods, and the advantages of different probes in identifying and studying possible new objects. Particular emphasis will be placed on introducing the analysis methods developed for the different experimental approaches to researchers working in other fields and to develop common strategies.

Wednesday 22 October

08:30 → 09:00 Registration

09:00 → 09:45 Overview: Overview - Meson Spectroscopy I

09:00 Heavy quark spectroscopy

Speaker: Prof. Frank Close (OXFORD uNIV:)

Slides Close.ppt.ppt

09:45 → 10:30 Theoretical background: Theoretical Background I

09:45 12 GeV JLAB upgrade program

Speaker: Prof. Tony Thomas (JLAB)

10:30 → 11:00 Coffee

11:00 → 12:00 Theoretical backgrounds: Theoretical Backgrounds Ib

11:00 Heavy quarks on the lattice

Speaker: Prof. Bali Gunnar (Regensburg Univ.)

Slides balimeson.pdf

11:35 Light mesons on the lattice

Speaker: Dr Richards David (Jefferson Lab.)

Slides Light_Meson_Spectroscopy_and_Lattice_QCD.pdf

12:15 → 14:00 Lunch

14:00 → 15:45 Theoretical Background II

14:00 QCD vacuum structure and the light meson spectrum

Speaker: Prof. Maxim Polyakov (Bochum Univ.)

Slides Garching_Polyakov.ppt

14:35 Quark models: Light mesons

Speaker: Prof. Stephen Godfrey (Carleton Univ.)

Slides Godfrey.pdf

15:10 Quark models: Heavy mesons

Speaker: Prof. Eric Swanson (Pittsburgh Univ.)

Slides Swanson.ppt.ppt

15:45 → 16:15 Coffee

16:15 → 18:00 Theoretical backgrounds III

16:15 Modelling exotic production at PANDA

Speaker: Prof. Ted Barnes (ORNL/Tennessee Univ.)

Slides Barnes_Munich_2008_final_ppt.ppt

16:50 Meson production in large momentum transfer reactions

Speaker: Prof. Peter Kroll (Univ. Wuppertal)

Slides kroll_munich08.pdf

17:25 Y(4660) and D_s0*(2317) as Hadronic Molecules

Speaker: Dr Feng-Kun Guo (IKP(Theorie), Forschungszentrum Jülich)

Slides PMMS08_Guo.pdf

18:15 → 19:45 Reception

Thursday 23 October

09:00 → 10:45 Overview - Experiments

09:00 VES

Speaker: Prof. Alexander Zaytsev (Institute for High Energy Physics, Protvino)

Slides Zaitsev_Munich.ppt

09:35 COMPASS

Speaker: Dr Bernhard Ketzer (Technische Universität München, E18)

Slides ketzer_pmms08.ppt

10:10 BESIII

Speaker: Dr Beijiang Liu

Slides bes3-liubj.pdf

10:45 → 11:15 Coffee

11:15 → 12:25 Overview - Experiments II

11:15 PANDA

Speaker: Dr Heinsius Fritz-Herbert (Univ.Bochum)

Slides heinsius-panda-11.ppt

11:50 GlueX

Speaker: Prof. Curtis Meyer (Carnegie Mellon)

Slides PWA_Munich_GlueX.pptx

12:45 → 14:15 Lunch

14:15 → 15:20 Analysis techniques I

14:15 Introduction to the PWA isobar technique

Speaker: Dr Quirin Weitzel (TU-München)

Slides weitzel_pwa_workshop.pdf

14:50 Analysis with theoretical constraints

Speaker: Dr Adam Szczepaniak

15:20 → 15:50 Analysis techniquesII

15:20 Towards global tools

Speaker: Prof. Klaus Peters (GSI)

Slides Peters_Meson08_GlobalTools.pdf.pdf

15:50 → 16:20 Coffee

16:20 → 17:05 Overview - Meson Spectroscopy II

16:20 Light meson spectroscopy : A global picture

Speaker: Prof. Eberhard Klempt (Bonn Univ.)

Slides klempt_scalars.pdf

17:05 → 18:25 Analysis Techniques III

17:05 Analysis on the Grid

Speaker: Dr Ryan Mitchell (Indiana Univ.)

Slides mitchell_pwa.pdf

17:25 Unitarity constraints in Dalitz plot analysis

Speaker: Prof. Mike Pennington (Durham Univ.)

Slides Pennington_Munich_2008.ppt

17:55 Recent CMU analysis of CLAS data

Speaker: Dr Mike Williams (Carnegie Mellon Univ.)

Slides williams_clas.pdf

20:00 → 22:30 Dinner

Friday 24 October

09:00 → 10:50 Discussion: Analysis IV and Discussion

09:00 Introduction to the K-matrix technique

Speaker: Prof. Curtis Meyer (Carnegie Mellon Unversity)

Slides meyer_kmatrix.pdf

09:35 Cross experiment - common analysis

Speaker: Dr Dmitri Ryabchikov (IHEP Protvino/TUM)

10:00 K0sK0s Resonance Production at ZEUS

Speaker: Dr Burkard Reisert (Max-Planck-Institut für Physik)

Slides talk_k0sk0s_reisert.pdf talk_k0sk0s_reisert.ppt

10:25 Scalar Mesons and the Light Glue Ball

Speaker: Dr Wolfgang Ochs (Max-Planck-Institut für Physik)

Slides Ochs_Scalars.pdf

10:50 → 11:20 Coffee

11:20 → 12:40 Analysis V and Discussion

11:20 Bayesian Fitting - BAT, a new tool

Speaker: Prof. Allen C. Caldwell (MPP)

11:40 Test of reliabilty of PWA at BES

Speaker: Yanping Huang

Slides pwa_reliablity_-_yanping.ppt

12:00 Relativistic effects in PW formulation

Speaker: Dr Jan Friedrich (TU-München)

Slides friedrich_relatistic_amplitudes.pdf

12:20 Graphics Processing Unit application in PWA

Speaker: Dr N. Berger

Slides berger_gpu_pwa.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 Lunch