Precision Electroweak Interactions
August 15 - 17, 2005
Location: College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA
The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers working in the field of precision electroweak physics to address, in a broad way, how two- or many-photon exchange processes enter into precision electromagnetic and electroweak processes. Access to new physics topics provided by possible future measurements in upgraded experimental facilties will be explored. Particular emphasis will be put on approaches connecting different kinematical regimes.
A preliminary outline of the program and partial list of speakers is:
-- Two-photon exchange in electron scattering
** Experimental overview : J. Arrington (Argonne)
-- Coulomb corrections
** Theory (hadronic picture) : P. Blunden (Manitoba)
** Theory (partonic picture) : Y.C. Chen (NTU, Taipei and W&M)
** e- / e+ elastic scattering on the nucleon : L. Weinstein (ODU)
** Target normal spin asymmetries : X. Jiang (Rutgers)
** 2-gamma exchange in N to Delta processes : V. Pascalutsa (W&M)
** Andreas Aste (Basel)
** Jose Udias (Univ. Madrid)
** John Arrington (Argonne)
-- Constraints on proton structure from precision atomic physics
measurements
** Theory overview: precision tests of QED with and without nucleon
structure: S. Karshenboim (Munich)
** Overview of precision atomic hyperfine experiments
** Charge radii and precision atomic physics measurements
** Constraints on proton structure from atomic physics measurements
** New experimental constraints on the polarizability corrections in
hydrogen hyperfine structure: K. Griffioen (W&M)
-- Electroweak form factors
** G0
** HAPPEX: David Armstrong (W&M)
** A4
** Strangeness theory, lattice : A. Thomas (JLab)
** Charge Symmetry Violation: Randy Lewis (Regina)
** P and T violation in atomic systems :
V. Flambaum (Univ. New South Wales)
-- Polarized electron scattering
** Beam Normal Asymmetries Experiment
** Beam Normal Asymmetries Theory : A. Afanasev (JLab)
** Beam Normal Asymmetries, link with GPDs : M. Gorchtein (Caltech)
** Qweak : M. Pitt (UVA)
** Beyond the Standard Model Theory : J. Erler (Mexico U.)
** Beyond the Standard Model Expt : P. Souder (Syracuse)
-- Weak radiative corrections
** Status of weak radiative corrections :
** Radiative corrections to PV experiments : A. Afanasev (JLab)
-- New perspectives
** Effects of variation of fundamental constants from Big Bang
to atomic clocks : V. Flambaum (Univ. New South Wales)
** EDM measurements : David Kawall (UMass)
** T reversal violation