NuInt01 Proceedings

From: Makoto Sakuda (sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp)
Date: Sat Jun 15 2002 - 07:38:30 JST

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    Subject: NuInt01 Proceedings
    Date: Sat, 15 Jun 2002 07:38:30 +0900
    From: Makoto Sakuda <sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp>
    
    Dear OPC/Editors of NuInt01,
    
     I am sending you the status of the NuInt01 Proceedings.
    
     Currently, we have 70% of the Proceedings.
    More than 5 people answered that they would send the paper 
    within this week. 
    
     I plan to hold the last NuInt01 meeting in early July after
    asking your schedule when we complete the Proceedings.
    (Date after NuFACT02) Some of you will be busy on preparing
    talks at NuFACT02.
    Dave, you are setting up a meeting for NuInt02. Do you plan
    to have a meeting before or after NuFACT02? We can merge
    into one meeting. 
    
    We need to write the following:
    1. Preface
    2. Workshop Organization 
       Science Advisory Committee
       Organining and Program Committee
    3. Contents (Program and page number)
    4. (Papers)
    5. List of Participants
    
    In addition, two papers were sent to us with text files and
    a set of hand-written figures, without being processed with the style file.  
    Figures were scanned and they will be processed.
    
    We need to update the preface reflecting the outcome of the
    NuInt01 Workshop. This will be updated by Editors
    (Sakuda,Morfin,Suzuki). 2.-5. can be done soon at KEK. Item
    4 can be done after we have all the papers. 
    
    Regards,
    Makoto Sakuda
    
    Preface:
    The discovery of muon-neutrino oscillations in atmospheric
    neutrinos by the Super-Kamiokande (SK) experiment has
    triggered many proposals for neutrino
    oscillation experiments using conventional low-energy
    neutrino beams for precise determination of the oscillation parameters. 
       The K2K long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiment 
    uses a neutrino beam with <E_nu> = 1.3 GeV interacting 
    with nuclei in the Super-K detector.
    Neutrino experiments now running or under construction 
    including K2K, MiniBOONE, MINOS, ICARUS and OPERA are
    designed to confirm and to elucidate
    the neutrino oscillations phenomenon and to provide more 
    precise measurement of the oscillations parameters.
       As the experiments collect more data, the contribution of 
    systematic errors may become more significant in the
    oscillation analysis. Important sources of the
    systematic errors are the uncertainty in the 
    neutrino-nucleus cross sections and subsequent nuclear
    effects in the few GeV energy region such as Pauli
    blocking, nucleon binding, pion absorption, 
    nuclear correlations, and final-state interactions.
       Since more precise knowledge of neutrino-nucleus
    interactions in the few GeV region will also be of vital
    importance in the future neutrino oscillation
    experiments at JHF-Kamioka, Fermilab/MINOS and CNGS, 
    as well as future atmospheric neutrino experiments and next 
    generation proton-decay experiments, now is a reasonable
    time to organize an international workshop on this subject. 
       The purpose of this workshop is to form and develop a 
    strong community of nuclear and high-energy physicists 
    in order to meet the many challenges in
    current neutrino physics. By examining our knowledge of this
    subject and noting where theoretical and experimental
    expertise is needed, international effort can
    be more efficiently applied to the problem. 
       Note that an additional benefit of this effort may be 
    the establishment of a new field of nuclear physics using 
    neutrino beams as well as electron beams for
    precise measurements of lepton-nucleus interactions.
    
    
    
    Workshop Organization
    
    SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE
    
      Y. Akaishi (KEK)  H. Gallagher (Minnesota)  W. Haxton (Washington)
      C. K. Jung (SUNY)  T. Kajita (ICRR) K. Kaneyuki (ICRR)
      E. Kearns (Boston) K. Kubodera (South Carolina)
      K. Langanke (Aarhus) W. A. Mann (Tufts)  M. Nakahata (ICRR)
      K. Nishikawa (Kyoto) V. Palladino (INFN, Naples)
     V. R. Pandharipande (Illinois) L. Stodolsky (Max Plank)
     H. Toki (RCNP, Osaka)  Y. Totsuka (ICRR) P.Vogel (Caltech)
                           
       ORGANIZING AND PROGRAM COMMITTEE
        D. Casper (UCI) 
        Y. Hayato (KEK)
        T. Ishida + (KEK) 
        Y. Itow + (ICRR) 
        P. Lipari (INFN-Rome)
        J. Morfin * (Fermilab) 
        K. Nakamura (KEK)
        A. Para (Fermilab) 
        M. Sakuda * (KEK) 
        R. Seki (CSUN/Caltech/KEK) 
        Y. Suzuki * (ICRR) 
        C. Walter (Boston) 
                         
      *: co-chair +: secretary
    Welcome address  H. Sugawara  (KEK)
    
    Session 1. Objectives and Motivations (Chair: Sakuda 09:00- / Akaishi 13:25-) 
    
      Precise measurement of neutrino oscillations and 
    the systematic errors of the neutrino-nucleus interactions 
      Overviews and K2K/JHF    Y. Itow (ICRR) 
      Physics-related uncertainties of the oscillations results from MINOS 
                          A.Para 
      Tau appearance and CNGS   M. Komatsu (Nagoya U)
      The difference between nu_mu and nu_mu_bar cross
       sections and the effect on CP measurement in
       superbeam and neutrino factory
     Determination of neutrino oscillation parameters with
     atmospheric neutrinos and the effect of neutrino-nucleus interactions
                                         K. Kaneyuki (ICRR)
       Supernova     K. Langanke  (Aarhus) 
       Leptogenesis with Majorana Neutrinos  E. Paschos
    (Dortmund)     
      Structure functions of the nucleon and nuclei in neutrino interactions 
                                          S. Kumano (Saga U) 
      Session 2. Theoretical Issues of Neutrino-Nucleus
    Interactions 
    and Nuclear Effects (Chair: Morfin)
       (Nuclear effects in electron-nucleus interactions theory)
           Many-body theory of e-Nucleus interactions   V. Pandharipande(Illinois) 
          Insight into non-perturbative structure of nucleons and
             nuclei with neutrinos   A. W. Thomas (U.Adelaide)
          Resonance region to DIS, q-hadron duality  S. Wood
    (JLAB) 
         Modeling DIS Lepton-Nucleon Scattering at all Q2,
         Higher Twist, NNLO terms and Nuclear Effects
                                A.Bodek  (Rochester) 
         Electroweak form factors   S.-K. Singh (Aligarh Muslim U)
    
    Reception
         2nd day: December 14th (Friday)
      Session 3. Theoretical Issues of Neutrino-Nucleus 
    Interactions and Nuclear Effects (Chair: Walter)
             (Neutrino-Nucleus interactions)
       Low Energy Electron-Nucleus DIS Experiments at JLab and Hermes 
              E. Kinney  (Colorado) 
       Neutrino Interactions at low and medium energies 
                                       E.Paschos  (Dortmund) 
       Effects of the nuclear correlations on the
          neutrino-nucleus interaction  J. Marteau (Lyon, IPN) 
    
         Session 4. Overview of the existing and new data on neutrino-nucleus interactions and their uncertainties (Chair: Walter 10:45-, Itow 13:10-)
      Low multiplicity final states in neutrino interaction at low
         energy -- SKAT results   V. Ammosov (IHEP) 
      Compilation of existing data (Sub-GeV region) before SKAT
                                   M.Sakuda (KEK)
      Total cross sections and structure functions for neutrino
      interactions in 3-30 GeV energy range and near plans for 1-5
        GeV energy range              A. Vovenko (IHEP)
     A study of nuclear effects in neutrino interactions with the
            NOMAD detector            M. Veltri (INFN, Firenze) 
         CC inclusive distributions from K2K near detector   T. Ishida (KEK) 
          Study of quasi-elastic events and nuclear effects with K2K
              fine-grain detector   C.Walter (Boston)
          New NC data from K2K 1kt water Chrenkov Detector 
                      C. Mauger (SUNY)
          Study of neutrino backgrounds to nucleon decay searches
             using K2K 1kton detector data S. Mine (UCI) 
                             
       Informal meeting on MC generators 
       Informal meeting on Benchmark calculations 
    
           3rd day: December 15th (Saturday)
                Session 5. MC generators and Theoretical Calculations 
                Session 5-1. Comparison of MC generators (Chair: Casper) 
                Session 5-1 was at R345, 3rd floor in the same (KEK 4th) building. 
                08:50 
        Introduction and NUANCE   D. Casper  (UCI) 
        NEUT (SuperK/K2K)   Y. Hayato  (KEK) 
        CHORUS  I. Tsukerman (CERN) 
       Nomad/Icarus   A. Rubbia  (ETH Zurich)
       Icarus       F.Canvana    (L'Aquila)
       Neugen (MINOS/Soudan II)  H. Gallagher (Tufts) 
       MiniBooNE      G. Mills (LANL)
       Nabucco(OPERA)   J. Marteau  (Lyon, IPN)
       Summary of MC generators D.Casper
    
        Session 5-2. Benchmarck theoretical calculations (Chair: Seki)
            Seminar Hall (Bldg.No.4) 
    G. Martinez-Pinedo 
    H. Nakamura
    J. Marteau 
    G. Co' 
    S.-K. Singh 
    E. Pascos 
    P. Lipali 
    
       Session 6. Panel Discussion (Chair: Seki/Casper) 
        Summary of comparison of benchmark calculations R.Seki
          Fermi gas   G. Miller 
          Correlation/final-state interactions  V. Padharipande 
          Pion production  S. Wood
          Current conservation and exchange current  K. Kubodera 
          The universal neutrino-nucleus MC code  D. Casper 
         New NuTeV result on sin2(theta_W)  K. McFarland (Rochester) 
    
                Session 7. Future experiments and facilities (Chair: Para)
       Merits/disadvantages of the existing neutrino beams (K2K, CERN,
       FNAL-Booster, FNAL-NuMI,....)    A. Rubbia (ETH Zurich)
       New near detector of K2K, its physics goals and potential 
              A.Ichikawa  (Kyoto) 
       Experimentation at JLAB: what are the existing
       facilities/experiments, potential for modifications and upgrades,
       potential for new initiatives     S. Wood  (JLAB)
       Near detector station at NuMI: overview and presentation of NuMI
       neutrino scattering experiment proposal to be submitted to
         Fermilab PAC in 2002     J. G. Morfin  (FNAL) 
       Small ICARUS' detector as potential technique for studies of low
         energy neutrino interactions   F. Cavanna   (l'Aquila) 
       Summary and Goals for the next NuInt02   P. Lipari   (INFN-Rome) 
    



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