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The Photon: its First Hundred Years and the Future

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Warsaw and Kazimierz, Poland

Warsaw and Kazimierz, Poland
Maria Krawczyk
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This conference, organized within the World Year of Physics, is a combination of three events, the meetings PHOTON2005 and PLC2005 of the two well known series of particle physics conferences and a special interdisciplinary session The Centenary of the Photon to celebrate the 100 years of Einstein's light-quantum hypothesis.
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  • Tuesday 30 August
    • The Centenary of the Photon

      An interdisciplinary session to celebrate the 100 years of the photon. Historical lectures will be followed by review talks presenting the status of photon in various fields of physics.

      Location: SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U., 69 Hoza St., Warsaw

      • 1
        Welcome address
        Speaker: Rector of Warsaw University, Dean Jan Bartelski
      • 2
        Chair: Andrzej Wroblewski (Warsaw U.)
        transparencies
      • 3
        Einstein's Revolutionary Light-Quantum Hypothesis
        Speaker: Roger H. Stuewer (U. of Minnesota)
        transparencies
      • 4
        Nobel Story(ies)
        Speaker: Cecilia Jarlskog (Lund U.)
      • 10:30
        coffee break
      • 5
        Chair: Andrzej Trautman (Warsaw U.) - Let There be Light: Photons in Cosmology
        Speaker: Helge Kragh (U. of Aarhus)
        transparencies
      • 6
        Multiwavelength Universe
        Speaker: Andrew Lawrence (Edinburgh U.)
        transparencies
      • 7
        Photons, Twistors and Strings
        Speaker: Sir Roger Penrose (Oxford U.)
      • 12:30
        lunch break
      • 8
        Chair: Iwo Bialynicki-Birula (Warsaw U.) - The modern version of the Einstein-Bohr Photon Box: exploring the quantum with atoms and photons in a cavity
        Speaker: Serge Haroche (CF and ENS, Paris)
      • 9
        From Einstein's Photon to Quantum Information
        Speaker: Anton Zeilinger (U. of Vienna)
      • 10
        Research with Free Electron Lasers for Soft and Hard X-rays
        Speaker: Jochen Schneider (DESY)
        transparencies
      • 16:00
        coffee break
      • 11
        Chair: Stefan Pokorski (Warsaw U.) - CERN and the physics of the photon and its weak partners
        Speaker: Wolf-Dieter Schlatter (CERN)
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      • 12
        The two faces of the Photon
        Speaker: Albrecht Wagner (DESY)
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      • 13
        Einstein and the Quest for Unification
        Speaker: David Gross (KITP)
        transparencies
      • 18:30
        End of sessions at the Faculty of Physics
    • Public lecture Main Campus of Warsaw U.

      Main Campus of Warsaw U.
      • 14
        Chair: Marek Demianski (Warsaw U.) - Public lecture: Fashion, Faith and Fantasy in Modern Physical Theories
        Location: The old University Library building, Main Campus of Warsaw U.
        Speaker: Sir Roger Penrose (U. of Oxford)
      • 20:30
        Reception at Casimir Palace, Main Campus of Warsaw U.
  • Wednesday 31 August
    • PHOTON2005

      This conference is a part of the series initiated in 1973 in Paris, as an International Colloquium on Photon-Photon Collisions at Electron-Positron Storage Rings, devoted to the hadronic interaction of photons. Recent progress in understanding photon-photon and photon-proton processes will be presented. In addition, historical evolution of the description of properties of the photon as well as recent results on astrophysics, QED, quantum optics and other related topics will be discussed.

      31.08-4.09

      Location: SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U., 69 Hoza St., Warsaw

      • 15
        Session Ia: Photon: properties and interactions - the historical evolution - Conveners: A. J. Buras (Munich, Tech. U.), V. Fadin (INP Novosibirsk), P. M. Zerwas (DESY) - - Photon and QED
        • a) Introduction
          Speaker: P. M. Zerwas ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) Photon: history and charge/mass
          Speaker: L. Okun ((ITEP Moscow))
          transparencies
        • c) Gauge principle and QED
          Speaker: N. Straumann ((U. Zurich))
          transparencies
        • d) QED precision tests
          Speaker: E. de Rafael ((CPT Mareille))
          transparencies
      • 10:35
        coffee break
      • 16
        Session Ib: Photon: properties and interactions - the historical evolution - Conveners: A. J. Buras (Munich, Tech. U.), V. Fadin (INP Novosibirsk), P. M. Zerwas (DESY) - - Hadronic structure of the photon
        • a) Vector-meson dominance
          Speaker: D. Schildknecht ((U. Bielefeld))
          transparencies
        • b) Photon structure functions
          Speaker: A. Buras ((TU Munich))
          transparencies
        • c) Gamma-gamma physics
          Speaker: S. Brodsky ((SLAC Stanford))
          transparencies
        • d) Photon collider
          Speaker: V. Telnov ((INP Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
        • e) Concluding
          Speaker: V. Fadin ((INP Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
      • 12:55
        lunch break
      • 17
        Session IIa: Structure functions - Conveners: H. Abramowicz (Tel Aviv U.), A. Finch (Lancaster U.), - K. Sasaki (Yokohama Natl. U.), A. Vogt (Durham U. IPPP)
        • a) New parametrizations for the parton content of the photon
          Speaker: F. Cornet ((U. of Granada))
          transparencies
        • b) NLO photon pdf parametrization using ee and ep data
          Speaker: W. Slominski ((Jagiellonian U.))
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        • c) Measurement of the photon structure function F_2^gamma with the L3 detector at LEP
          Speaker: M. Kienzle ((U. of Geneva))
          transparencies
        • d) Next-to-next-to-leading-order evolution of the photon structure
          Speaker: A. Vogt ((Durham U. IPPP))
          transparencies
      • 16:20
        coffee break
      • 18
        Session IIb: Structure functions - Conveners: H. Abramowicz (Tel Aviv U.), A. Finch (Lancaster U.), - K. Sasaki (Yokohama Natl. U.), A. Vogt (Durham U. IPPP)
        • a) Resolved photon and multi-component model<br> for gamma*+p and gamma*+gamma* total cross section
          Speaker: A. Szczurek ((INP PAN/Rzeszow U.))
          transparencies
        • b) Spin degree of freedom in the nucleon
          Speaker: K. Kurek ((SINS, Warsaw))
          transparencies
        • c) H1+ZEUS results on F2 and parton distributions
          Speaker: U. Stoesslein ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • d) H1+ZEUS results on F2cc and F2bb
          Speaker: P. Thompson ((Birmingham U.))
          transparencies
        • e) Structure function measurements at the LHC
          Speaker: A. Tricoli ((U. of Oxford))
          transparencies
      • 18:30
        End of sessions at the Faculty of Physics
    • Public lecture
      • 19
        Public lecture: The Coming Revolutions in Particle Physics
        Location: The old University Library building, Main Campus of Warsaw U.
        Speaker: David Gross, 2004 Nobel Prize Laureate (KITP)
  • Thursday 1 September
    • PHOTON2005 SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U.

      SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U.
      • 20
        Session III: DVCS and prompt photons - Conveners: M. Fontannaz (Orsay, LPT), L. Szymanowski (SINS Warsaw/Univ. de Liege), - J. Turnau (INP, Cracow)
        • a) Recent results in prompt photon production
          Speaker: J. Gayler ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) Prompt Photons and DVCS at ZEUS and H1 experiments
          Speaker: X. Janssen ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • c) Measurement of Direct Photons at RHIC
          Speaker: K. Reygers ((U. of Muenster))
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        • d) DVCS measurements at Hermes
          Speaker: H. Guler ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • e) Prompt photon results from the Tevatron
          Speaker: S. Soldner-Rembold ((U. of Manchester))
          transparencies
      • 10:40
        coffee break
      • 21
        Session IV: Jets and inclusive hadronic processes - Conveners: M. Klasen (IPSC, Grenoble), M. Klein (DESY), A. Levy (Tel Aviv U.) -
        • a) Jets and inclusive hadronic processes in photon induced collisions:<br> a theoretical overview
          Speaker: J. Chyla ((IP, Prague))
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        • b) Jets in e+p and gamma+p interactions at HERA
          Speaker: T. Schoerner-Sadenius ((Hamburg U.))
          transparencies
        • c) Colliding Light and QCD
          Speaker: T. Wengler ((CERN))
          transparencies
      • 12:50
        lunch break
      • 22
        Session V: Heavy flavours production - Conveners: J. Chyla (Prague, Inst. Phys.), U. Karshon (Weizmann I.), M. Wing (UCL, London)
        • a) Introductory talk
          Speaker: A. Meyer ((DESY))
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        • b) Beauty production in two-photon reactions at LEP
          Speaker: B. Echenard ((U. of Geneva))
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        • c) Beauty production at HERA
          Speaker: Ch. Grab ((ETH, Zuerich))
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        • d) Charm production at HERA
          Speaker: M. Zambrana ((UAM, Madrid))
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        • e) Heavy flavour production in CDF
          Speaker: M. Campanelli ((U. of Geneva))
          transparencies
        • f) Heavy quark production in kt factorisation
          Speaker: L. Motyka ((DESY/Jagellonian U.))
          transparencies
      • 16:20
        coffee break
      • 23
        Session VIa: Total cross sections and diffraction - Conveners: L. Gorlich (INP, Cracow), H. Kowalski (DESY), R. Godbole (IIS, Bangalore)
        • a) Introduction to small x physics and diffraction
          Speaker: H. Kowalski ((DESY))
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        • b) Diffractive interactions in ep collisions
          Speaker: I. Melzer-Pellmann ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • c) Study of double-tagged gamma-gamma events at LEP2
          Speaker: V. Pozdniakov ((JINR, Dubna))
          transparencies
      • 18:00
        End of sessions
      • 24
        Conference Dinner - Place: The Royal Castle in Warsaw
  • Friday 2 September
    • PHOTON2005 SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U.

      SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U.
      • 25
        Session VII: Astrophysics - Conveners: S. Bajtlik (CAMK, Warsaw), A. Djouadi (LPT, Orsay), B. Paczynski (Princeton U.)
        • a) Astrophysical constraints on photon rest mass
          Speaker: S. Bajtlik ((CAMK, Warsaw))
        • b) Paths of Photon on Spacelike Hypersurfaces
          Speaker: M. A. Faridi ((Punjab U.))
        • c) Search for optical counterparts of Gamma Ray Bursts
          Speaker: G. Wrochna ((SINS, Warsaw))
          transparencies
        • d) Dark Matter and constrained Supersymmetric models
          Speaker: A. Djouadi ((LPT, Orsay))
          transparencies
      • 10:40
        coffee break
      • 12:50
        lunch break
      • 27
        Session VIb: Total cross section and diffraction - Conveners: L. Gorlich (INP, Cracow), H. Kowalski (DESY), R. Godbole (IIS, Bangalore)
        • a) Non-forward BFKL at NLO
          Speaker: V. Fadin ((INP Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
        • b) The energy dependence of the saturation scale
          Speaker: D. Schildknecht ((U. Bielefeld))
          transparencies
        • c) Possibilty to measure Pomeron phase and discover odderon in e+p->e+p+pi+pi<br> and A+A->A+A+pi+pi at HERA and LHC
          Speaker: I. Ginzburg ((IM, Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
        • d) Double diffractive rho-production in gamma*-gamma* collisions
          Speaker: S. Wallon ((LPT Orsay))
        • e) Sum rules for parity violating Compton amplitudes
          Speaker: L. Lukaszuk ((SINS, Warsaw))
          transparencies
      • 16:30
        free afternoon
      • 28
        Cocktail given by Mayor of Warsaw - Venue: Foyer of the Warsaw Philharmonic Hall
      • 29
        Symphonic Concert - The opening concert of the International Festival "Chopin and His Europe" - Venue: The Warsaw Philharmonic Concert Hall
  • Saturday 3 September
    • PHOTON2005 SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U.

      SDD Lecture Hall, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw U.
      • 30
        Session IXa: Resonances and exclusive processes - Conveners: M. Kienzle (Geneva U.), L. Mankiewicz (CFT, Warsaw), - S. Maxfield (Liverpool U.), M. Pennington (Durham U.)
        • a) Introduction to Session
          Speaker: M. Pennington ((IPPP, Durham))
          transparencies
        • b) Study of the eta-eta system in the two mixing angle scheme
          Speaker: R. Escribano ((UAB, Barcelona))
          transparencies
        • c) Exclusive rho-rho production in gamma-gamma collisions at LEP
          Speaker: I. Vorobiev ((Carnegie Mellon U.))
          transparencies
        • d) Search for isotensor exotic meson in gamma*+gamma to rho+rho
          Speaker: I. Anikin ((JINR, Dubna))
      • 31
        Extra Session: Scales
        • a) The Renormalization Scale Problem
          Speaker: S. Brodsky ((SLAC))
          transparencies
      • 32
        Session IXb: Resonances and exclusive processes - Conveners: M. Kienzle (Geneva U.), L. Mankiewicz (CFT, Warsaw), - S. Maxfield (Liverpool U.), M. Pennington (Durham U.)
        • a) Experimental studies of K0_S+K0_S production in two-photon collisions at BELLE
          Speaker: W.-T. Chen ((National Central U., Taivan))
          transparencies
        • b) The QCD analysis of hadron-antihadron -> gamma^* gamma and related processes in the forward region
          Speaker: L. Szymanowski ((SINS Warsaw/U. de Liege))
          transparencies
        • c) Spectroscopy at HERA
          Speaker: A. Kropivnitskaya ((ITEP, Moscow))
          transparencies
        • d) Exclusive Photon-Induced processes in QCD
          Speaker: S. Brodsky ((SLAC))
          transparencies
      • 12:50
        lunch break
      • 16:20
        coffee break
      • 34
        Summary - Chair: A. Bialas (Jagellonian U.)
        • a) Theory
          Speaker: G. Pancheri ((INFN-Frascati))
          transparencies
        • b) Experiment
          Speaker: D. J. Miller ((UCL, London))
          transparencies
      • 18:50
        End of sessions
  • Sunday 4 September
    • Excursions and departure to Kazimierz
      • 35
        Warsaw sightseeing tour
      • 12:30
        Lunch break in the Old Town
      • 36
        Maria Sklodowska-Curie tour
        • a) Maria Sklodowska-Curie Museum (movie in English)
          16 Freta St., Old Town
        • b) Bus excursion: Maria Sklodowska-Curie in Warsaw
          from Museum to Faculty of Physics, 69 Hoza St.
      • 17:00
        Departure to Kazimierz (PLC2005)

        from Faculty of Physics, 69 Hoza St.

  • Monday 5 September
    • PLC2005 Dom Architekta, Kazimierz

      Dom Architekta, Kazimierz

      This workshop follows the first one held at LBL in 1994, the next two organized at DESY in 2000 and at Fermilab in 2001, as well as many mini-workshops. International Linear Collider(ILC) in the range of a few hundred GeV to several TeV, currently under intensive study, provides in addition to a main e+e- collisions a unique possibility to study gamma-gamma and gamma-electron interactions at comparable energies and luminosities.

      Lectures on Physics at Future Colliders and Astrophysics.


      5-8.09

      • 37
        Session P1: Introductory session - Chair: R. Sosnowski (SINS, Warsaw)
        • a) Introduction
          Speaker: P. M. Zerwas ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) Challenges of LHC Experiments
          Speaker: M. Turala ((INP, Cracow))
          transparencies
      • 10:30
        coffee break
      • 38
        Session P2: Linear Collider - Chair: P. Zerwas (DESY)
        • a) ILC project
          Speaker: R.-D. Heuer ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) The Photon Collider at ILC
          Speaker: V. Telnov ((INP Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
        • c) Some aspects of CP violation
          Speaker: C. Jarlskog ((Lund U.))
          transparencies
      • 12:30
        lunch break
      • 39
        Session P3: QED processes - Chair: I. Ginzburg
        • a) Complete description of non-linear Compton and Breit-Wheeler processes
          Speaker: V. Serbo ((Novosibirsk U.))
          transparencies
        • b) Lepton flavor violation in gamma+gamma reactions within SUSY see-saw models
          Speaker: O. Panella ((INFN Perugia))
          transparencies
      • 40
        Kazimierz Lectures L1+L2 - Chair: A. Szymacha and D. Kisielewska
        • a) L1: E=mc<sup>2</sup> in the Year of Einstein
          Speaker: L. Okun ((ITEP, Moscow))
          transparencies
        • b) L2: Theory of neutrino oscillations
          Speaker: M. Zralek ((Silesia U.))
          transparencies
      • 16:00
        coffee break
      • 41
        Session P4: QCD processes - Chair: S. Soldner-Rembold (U. of Manchester)
        • a) New physics at the top
          Speaker: J. Wudka ((UC Riverside))
          transparencies
        • b) Total hadronic cross section
          Speaker: G. Pancheri ((INFN, Frascati))
          transparencies
        • c) Sum rules of polarized photon structure functions revisited
          Speaker: K. Sasaki ((Yokohama National U.))
          transparencies
      • 42
        Kazimierz Lectures L3+L4 - Chair: H. Kowalski
        • a) L3: Basics of a Photon Collider I
          Speaker: V. Serbo ((Novosibirsk U.))
          transparencies
        • b) L4: Basics of a Photon Collider II
          Speaker: V. Serbo ((Novosibirsk U.))
      • 18:00
        End of sessions
      • 43
        Reception - Place: Dom Architekta
        • a) Evening talk: Bruno Touschek and the birth of e+e- physics
          Speaker: G. Pancheri ((INFN, Frascati))
  • Tuesday 6 September
    • PLC2005 Dom Architekta, Kazimierz

      Dom Architekta, Kazimierz
      • 44
        Session P5: Signal of New Physics - Chair: R. Godbole (IIS, Bangalore)
        • a) Electroweak observables beyond one-loop order
          Speaker: M. Czakon ((Wurzburg U.))
          transparencies
        • b) Contrasting the anomalous and the SM-MSSM couplings at Collider
          Speaker: G. Gounaris ((U. of Thessaloniki))
          transparencies
        • c) Cosmology and ILC
          Speaker: A. Djouadi ((LPT, Orsay))
          transparencies
      • 10:30
        coffee break
      • 45
        Session P6: SM and Beyond - Chair: J. Kalinowski (Warsaw U.)
        • a) Higgs search at ILC and PLC
          Speaker: M. Muehlleitner ((LAPTH, Annecy))
          transparencies
        • b) SUSY
          Speaker: R. Godbole ((IIS, Bangalore))
          transparencies
        • c) Beyond SM
          Speaker: S. King ((Southampton U.))
          transparencies
      • 12:30
        lunch break
      • 46
        Session P7: Higgs - Chair: I. Watanabe (Akita Keizaihoka U.)
        • a) Symmetries of the 2HDM and CP violation
          Speaker: I. Ginzburg ((IM, Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
        • b) Simulation of the Higgs boson production at LHC, ILC and PLC
          Speaker: A. F. Zarnecki ((Warsaw U.))
          transparencies
      • 47
        Kazimierz Lectures L5+L6 - Chair: A. Levy
        • a) L5: Astrophysical sources of the gravitational waves
          Speaker: T. Bulik ((CAMK, Warsaw))
        • b) L6: QPOs - Quasi Periodic Objects - and the possibility <br>of the observational distinction between neutron and quark stars
          Speaker: W. Kluzniak ((CAMK, Warsaw/Zielona Gora U.))
      • 16:00
        coffee break
      • 48
        Session P8: Higgs - Chair: A. Nikitenko (Imperial College, London/ITEP, Moscow)
        • a) QCD studies with SHERPA for Higgs analysis (by K. Moenig)
          Speaker: A. Rosca ((West U. of Timisoara))
          transparencies
        • b) LHC wedge at PLC
          Speaker: P. Niezurawski ((Warsaw U.))
          transparencies
        • c) Charge asymmetry in e+gamma to e+W+W <br>- a tool for the study of possible strong interaction in Higgs sector
          Speaker: K. A. Kanishev ((IM, Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
      • 49
        Kazimierz Lectures L7+L8 - Chair: M. Demianski
        • a) L7: Dark matter and dark energy in the Universe - the biggest unsolved problem in physics
          Speaker: S. Bajtlik ((CAMK, Warsaw))
        • b) L8: TEVATRON Physics
          Speaker: S. Soldner-Rembold ((U. of Manchester))
          transparencies
      • 18:00
        End of sessions
      • 50
        Evening session - Gamma Ray Bursts
        Speaker: G. Wrochna (SINS, Warsaw)
        transparencies
  • Wednesday 7 September
    • PLC2005 Dom Architekta, Kazimierz

      Dom Architekta, Kazimierz
      • 51
        Session P9: SUSY - Chair: J. Wudka (UC Riverside)
        • a) SUSY at PLC
          Speaker: H. Nieto ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) Probing the CP and Majorana nature of neutralinos
          Speaker: K. Rolbiecki ((Warsaw U.))
          transparencies
        • c) On SPA project
          Speaker: J. Kalinowski ((Warsaw U.))
          transparencies
      • 52
        Kazimierz Lectures L9+L10
        • a) L9: ILC Experiments
          Speaker: K. Moenig ((LAL/DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) L10: Higgs Physics at the LHC I
          Speaker: A. Nikitenko ((Imperial College, London/ITEP, Moscow))
          transparencies
      • 10:30
        coffee break
      • 53
        Session P10: Free time
      • 54
        Kazimierz Lectures L11+L12
        • a) L11: Higgs Physics at the LHC II
          Speaker: A. Nikitenko ((Imperial College, London/ITEP, Moscow))
          transparencies
        • b) L12: Higgs tests at future colliders
          Speaker: A. Djouadi ((LPT, Orsay))
          transparencies
      • 12:30
        lunch break
      • 55
        Session P11: LHC/ILC - Chair: E. Rondio (SINS, Warsaw)
        • a) Synergy LHC/ILC
          Speaker: R. Godbole ((IIS, Bangalore))
          transparencies
        • b) "LCG - a Worldwide Computer Grid for Physics"
          Speaker: M. Turala ((IFJ, Cracow))
          transparencies
        • c) BFKL approach in the next-to leading approximation
          Speaker: V. Fadin ((Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
      • 16:00
        coffee break
      • 56
        Session P12: Cosmic connections - Chair: L. Okun (ITEP Moscow)
        • a) OPERA, an appearance experiment to search for neutrino oscillations in the CNGS beam
          Speaker: R. Ciesielski ((INFN Padova))
          transparencies
        • b) Neutrino Masses and Oscillations
          Speaker: A. Para ((FNAL))
          transparencies
        • c) ICARUS - the liquid argon detector for neutrino physics
          Speaker: P. Przewlocki ((SINS, Warsaw))
          transparencies
      • 18:00
        End of sessions
      • 57
        Conference Dinner including DJM Fest - Venue: Restaurant Kwadrans
  • Thursday 8 September
    • PLC2005 Dom Architekta, Kazimierz

      Dom Architekta, Kazimierz
      • 58
        Session T1 and T2: Accelerator, Interaction Point and Laser - Chair: R.-D. Heuer (DESY)
        • a) Detector issues at the Photon collider
          Speaker: K. Moenig ((LAL/DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) Technical problems of photon colliders
          Speaker: V. Telnov ((INP Novosibirsk))
          transparencies
        • c) Cavity and the mercury laser
          Speaker: J. Gronberg ((LLNL))
          transparencies
      • 59
        Kazimierz Lectures L13+L14 - Chair: G. Gounaris (U. of Thessaloniki)
        • a) L14: Quark masses
          Speaker: C. Sachrajda (U. of Southampton)
          transparencies
        • b) L13: Strings-play instruments in the orchestra of the universe
          Speaker: E. Rabinovici ((Hebrew U.))
          transparencies
        • c) <b><i>Free time till 18:00!!!</i></b>
      • 10:30
        coffee break
      • 60
        Session T1 and T2: Accelerator, Interaction Point and Laser - Chair: J. Gronberg (LLNL)
        • a) A laser cavity for ILC (by K. Moenig)
          Speaker: G. Klemz ((DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) Blue and UV semiconductor laser - technological aspects
          Speaker: S. Porowski ((PAS, Warsaw))
          transparencies
      • 61
        Summary session - Chair: D. J. Miller (U. College London)
        • a) Physics
          Speaker: K. Moenig ((LAL/DESY))
          transparencies
        • b) Technology
          Speaker: J. Gronberg ((LLNL))
          transparencies
      • 13:00
        lunch break
      • 62
        Excursions
      • 18:00
        Supper at the Dom Architekta
      • 63
        Organ Concert - Venue: Fara, Kazimierz
  • Friday 9 September
    • Return from Kazimierz to Warsaw
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