PAW & IWHSS - Joint international Workshop 2026

Session

Spectroscopy I

13 Oct 2026, 17:00

Hotel Cenobio dei Dogi

28. Hadron Spectroscopy: recent results from COMPASS and future measurements at AMBER

David Benjamin Spulbeck (University of Bonn (DE))

13/10/2026, 17:00

33. Amplitude analysis of omega pi0 photoproduction at GLueX

Dr Kevin Scheuer

13/10/2026, 17:25

QCD predicts a variety of light meson states that exist beyond the typ-
ical q ¯q assignments; penta- and tetra-quarks, glueballs, and hybrids (q ¯qg).
The GlueX detector at Jefferson Lab was constructed to analyze the spec-
trum of light mesons via linearly-polarized photoproduction. With nearly
hermetic coverage and efficient charged and neutral particle detection, a
wide range of...

30. Exotic hadrons from functional methods

Joshua Hoffer

13/10/2026, 17:50

Since the experimental discovery of the first exotic hadrons in 2003, these
states have attracted considerable attention from both the theoretical and ex-
perimental communities. Over the past two decades, an increasing number
of exotic hadrons—most notably tetraquarks and pentaquarks—have been ob-
served at experimental facilities around the world.
Various theoretical approaches can be...

31. The KLong Facility in Hall D at Jefferson Lab

Stuart Fegan (University of York)

13/10/2026, 18:15

The KLong Experiment in Jefferson Lab Hall D will use a secondary beam of neutral kaons and the GlueX experimental setup to perform strange hadron spectroscopy. By achieving a flux on the order of 1×104 KL /sec, KLF will allow a broad range of measurements that improve the statistics of previous world data by several orders of magnitude.
The experiment will measure both differential cross...