International Workshop on Frontiers in Electroweak Interactions of Leptons and Hadrons

2 Nov 2016, 07:05 → 6 Nov 2016, 18:00 Asia/Kolkata

Aligarh

Theme of workshop

• Recent developments in high energy electron nucleus scattering.
• Quasielastic scattering: Electron nucleus scattering and nucleon correlation.
• Nuclear effects: Deep inelastic scattering of electrons with nuclei.
• Nuclear effects in the transition region of electron nucleus scattering.
• From nucleon - mesons to quark gluons in nuclear physics.
• Quasielastic neutrino scattering from nuclei.
• Inelastic production of pions in weak and electromagnetic interactions.
• Neutrino oscillations without sterile neutrinos.
• CP violation studies from neutrino oscillation experiments.
• Neutrino fluxes (Atmospheric and accelerator neutrinos).

 

Schedule.pdf

Workshop_poster.pdf

Wednesday 2 November

Registration

Day 1 : Inaugural Session

1 Recitation from the Holy Quran

2 Welcome Address by the Convener

Speaker: Prof. Mohammad Sajjad Athar, AMU, India.

3 Address by the Chairperson

Speaker: Prof. M. Afzal Ansari, AMU, India. (AMU, India.)

4 Address by the Dean, Faculty of Science

Speaker: Prof. Abdul Munir, AMU, India.

5 Address by the Guest of Honour

Speaker: Brigadier Syed Ahmed Ali, Pro VC, AMU, India.

6 Address by Chief Guest and Inaugural Talk "Neutrino oscillations -discovery, status and prospect"

Speaker: Prof. Takaaki Kajita, University of Tokyo, Japan. (University of Tokyo)

161102 atmospheric neutrino osc AMU takaaki kajita.pdf

161102 atmospheric neutrino osc AMU takaaki kajita.pptx

7 Presidential Address

Speaker: Lt General Zameeruddin Shah, VC, AMU, India.

8 Vote of Thanks

9 University Tarana & National Anthem

Tea

Day 1 : Midday Session

Convener: Chair: Prof. G. Rajasekaran, IMSc., India.

10 Development of Particle Detectors at TIFR for Underground Experiments - Then and Now

Speaker: Prof. Naba K Mondal, TIFR, India. (TIFR, India)

AMU-NOV-2016.pdf

AMU-NOV-2016.pptx

11 Precision Neutrino Physics and "Rediscovery of the Nucleus

Speaker: Prof. Kevin S McFarland, Rochester University, USA. (Rochester University, USA.)

McFarland Aligarh Neutrinos and Nucleus_New.pdf

12 Japanese neutrino program and J-PARC neutrino beam

Speaker: Prof. Takashi Kobayashi, KEK/J-PARC, Japan. (KEK/J-PARC, Japan)

Lunch

Day 1 : Afternoon Session

Convener: Chair: Prof. Y. P. Viyogi

13 Status and prospects of T2K/T2K-II and Hyper-Kamiokande

Speaker: Prof. Tsuyoshi Nakaya, Kyoto University, Japan. (Kyoto University, Japan.)

T.Nakaya.pdf

14 Long-Baseline Program at Fermilab: Current Results and Future Expectations

Speaker: Prof. Brajesh Choudhary, University of Delhi, India. (DU, India.)

@AMU-tal-on-FNAL-LBL-Program.pdf

Tea

Day 1 : Afternoon Session

Convener: Chair: Prof. Y. P. Viyogi

15 Neutrino Mass Hierarchy and CP-violation: How to get them?

Speaker: Prof. Sanjib K Agarwala, IOP, India. (IOP, India.)

Sanjib-MH-CPV-Plenary-EILH-2016.pdf

16 Probing Non-holomorphic MSSM via precision constraints, dark matter and LHC data

Speaker: Prof. Utpal Chattopadhyay, IACS, India. (IACS, India.)

U.Chattopadyay.pdf

Thursday 3 November

Day 2 : Morning Session

17 Interpretation of Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions

Speaker: Prof. Omar Benhar, INFN Roma, Italy (INFN, Italy)

benhar.pdf

18 Weak B and D decays: a new window to look for the nature of hadronic resonances

Speaker: Prof. Eulogio Oset, Instituto de Física Corpuscular

19 One Pion Production in the Resonance Region

Speaker: Prof. Toru Sato, Osaka University, Japan. (Osaka University, Japan)

tsato-aligarh-2016.pdf

Tea

Day 2: Morning Session

20 High Resolution Neutrino (Near) Detector & Precision Measurements of Electroweak Interactions

Speaker: Prof. Sanjib Mishra, University of South Carolina, USA. (South Carolina, USA)

21 Standard Model Physics at the LHC

Speaker: Prof. Tariq Aziz, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India. (TIFR, India)

Lunch

Day 2: Evening Session

22 The INO Project

Speaker: Prof. V M Datar, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India.

Datar_INO.pdf

Datar_INO.pptx

23 Open Charm and Beauty quarks in the quark-gluon plasma : the primordial fluid

Speaker: Prof. Jan e Alam, Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, India. (VECC, India)

JA.ppt

24 Thermodynamics of hot and dense deconfined QCD matter created in the heavy-ion collisions

Speaker: Prof. Munshi G Mustafa, Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, India.

mustafa_talk_amu_eilh.pdf

Cultural Program

70th birthday Celebration of Prof. S K Singh and Dinner

Friday 4 November

Day 3 : Morning Session

25 Weak B and D Decays: A New Window to Look for the Nature of Hadronic Resonances

Speaker: Prof. E Oset (Valencia, Spain)

26 Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillations: Current Status and Future Challenges

Speaker: Prof. M V Diwan

AMU-review.pdf

27 GENIE Status and Prospects

Speaker: Prof. C Andreopoulos

Andreopoulos - EILH16.pdf

Tea

Day 3: Mid-Day Session

28 Fermi's lab Current and Future Neutrino Cross-section Measurements Program

Speaker: Prof. D Harris (Fermi lab, USA)

Friday Break

Lunch

Day 3: Afternoon Session

29 NNN

Speaker: Prof. A Dighe

amol-amu16.pdf

30 Muons in ICAL

Speaker: Prof. D Indumathi (IMSc, India)

indumati.pdf

31 NNN

Speaker: Prof. E Pinzon

elder_pinzon_pi-nucleus_duet.pdf

Tea

Day 3: Evening Session

32 Evening Talk

Speaker: Prof. Kevin S McFarland (Rochester University, USA)

Conference Dinner

Saturday 5 November

Day 4 : Morning Session

33 The Gamma production from Giant Resonances of Carbon/Oxygen at Low Energy (10-100MeV) and Importance to Supernova Physics

Speaker: Prof. Makoto Sakuda, Okayama University, Japan.

M_Sakuda.AMU161105-f.pdf

M_Sakuda.AMU161105-f.ppt

34 Sensitivity of Anomalous Couplings at LHeC

Speaker: Prof. Sukanta Dutta, University of Delhi, India. (University of Delhi, India.)

Sukanta.pptx

35 Does the Wolfenstein form work for the leptonic mixing matrix?

Speaker: Prof. G Rajasekaran, Institute of Mathematical Sciences, India.

G.Rajasekaran.pdf

Tea

Day 4: Morning Session

36 CMS Upgrade and Future Prospects

Speaker: Prof. Md. Nayeemuddin, University of Delhi, India. (University of Delhi)

37 The implications of Sterile Neutrino for CP Measurements at Long Baseline

Speaker: Prof. Raj Gandhi, Harishchandra Research Institute, India. (HRI, India)

Raj_Gandhi.AMU_sterile_talk_Nov2016.pdf

Lunch

Day 4: Afternoon Session

38 Low energy nutrino & dark matter : identification using Sb-KeV Germanium detector

Speaker: Prof. Venktesh Singh, Banaras Hindu University, India.

VENKTESH.pdf

VENKTESH.ppt

39 Self induced neutrino flavour conversion even without flavour mixing

Speaker: Prof. Sovan Chakraborty, IIT Guwahati, India. (Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, India.)

Tea

Poster Session

Ankita.Mehta.EILH2016.pdf

Bhawandeep.Bhawandeep.EILH2016.pdf

Dhruv.Mulmule.EILH2016.pdf

Farhana.Zaidi.EILH2016.pdf

Genius.Walia.EILH2016.pdf

Neelu.Mahajan.EILH2016.pdf

Priyanka.Kumari.EILH2016.pdf

Rajat.Gupta.EILH2016.pdf

Ridhi.Chawla.EILH2016.pdf

Rupam.Kalita.EILH2016.pdf

Sandeep.Sharma.EILH2016.pdf

Shaista.Khan.EILH2016.pdf

Shamsul.Haque Thoker.EILH2016.pdf

Tabasum.Naz.EILH2016.pdf

Cultural Program

Dinner

Sunday 6 November

Day 5 : Morning Session

40 Kaon Decay-at-rest Opportunities with MiniBooNE

Speaker: Dr Joseph Grange, Argonne National Laboratory, USA. (Argonne National Laboratory, USA.)

41 CP Violation in the neutrino oscillation and non-standard interactions

Speaker: Prof. Poonam Mehta, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India.

pm_amu_2016.pdf

Day 5 : Special Session (Flash Talk)

Tea

Day 5: Concluding Session

42 Summary Talk

Speaker: Prof. Uma Shankar, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India.

43 Concluding Remarks

Speaker: Prof. S K Singh