The 2005 Joint Jefferson Lab/Institute for Nuclear Theory Workshop
Precision ElectroWeak Interactions

Hosted by The College of William and Mary
Department of Physics
Williamsburg, Virginia
August 15-17, 2005

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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.

Some of the topics include:

• Two-photon exchange in electron scattering
• Coulomb corrections
• Constraints on proton structure from precision atomic physics measurements
• Electroweak form factors
• Polarized electron scattering
• Weak radiative corrections
• New perspectives

The workshop is part of a series of joint workshops sponsored by the Institute for Nuclear Theory at the University of Washington and by the Thomas Jefferson National Acclerator Facility.

For more information, please contact marcvdh@jlab.org.

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updated June 24, 2005