Prof.
Horst Stoecker
(GSI and J.W. Goethe Universitaet)
1/28/16, 9:00 AM
Relativistic Heavy Ion Physics
Short Contribution
The nearly quarkless early stage of high multiplicity collider events allows to study dense , hot and cold cosmic matter, its changing phase structure and its transport and nonequilibrium properties in the laboratory. Experimental observables which allow for detection of such novel forms of matter are discussed.
Prof.
Thomas Mannel
(University of Siegen)
1/28/16, 9:45 AM
Hadron Physics
Overview Talk
The charm quark as an intermediate case between the light and
the heavy quarks is on then hand
an interesting laboratory to test QCD, e.g. by the spectroscopy of its
hadronic states, on the other hand
it provides an important source for the flavor physics of an up-type
quark. In this talk I plan to give a
short overview of these two interlinked aspects of charm physics.
Prof.
Vincenzo Patera
(INFN-LNF)
1/28/16, 11:00 AM
Applications and Instrumentations
Extended Contribution
No abstract delivered
Prof.
Marcel Merck
(Nikhef)
1/28/16, 11:30 AM
Elementary Particle Physics
Overview Talk
No abstract delivered
