26–30 Apr 2009
Palacio de Congresos de Madrid
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  1. Claudia Glasman
    26/04/2009, 09:00
  2. Stefan Schmitt (DESY)
    26/04/2009, 09:15
  3. Enrico Tassi (Calabria University - INFN Cosenza)
    26/04/2009, 09:45
  4. Elke-Caroline Aschenauer (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
    26/04/2009, 10:15
  5. Robert Schamberger (Stony Brook University)
    26/04/2009, 11:15
  6. Pavel Nadolsky (Southern Methodist University)
    26/04/2009, 11:45
  7. Nigel Glover (University of Durham)
    26/04/2009, 12:20
  8. Jochen Bartels (Hamburg University)
    26/04/2009, 12:50
  9. Alan Watson (University of Birmingham)
    26/04/2009, 15:00
  10. Roberta Arcidiacono (Universita' di Torino & INFN)
    26/04/2009, 15:30
  11. Stefano Frixione (CERN and EPFL)
    26/04/2009, 16:00
  12. Sebastian Kuhn (Old Dominion University)
    26/04/2009, 17:00
  13. Dr Giorgio Chiarelli (INFN Pisa)
    26/04/2009, 17:30
  14. David d'Enterria (ICCUB-ICREA Barcelona)
    26/04/2009, 18:00
  15. Nestor Armesto Perez (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela)
    26/04/2009, 18:30
  16. Dr Helena Santos (LIP-Lisbon)
    27/04/2009, 09:00
  17. Arnd Specka
    27/04/2009, 09:00
  18. Ahmed Ali (DESY), Diego Tonelli (Fermilab), Leonid Gladilin (Moscow State University)
    27/04/2009, 09:00
  19. Alexandre Glazov (DESY)
    27/04/2009, 09:00
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  20. Stefano Antonelli (INFN Bologna)
    27/04/2009, 09:00
    Electroweak and Beyond the Standard Model Physics
  21. Marta Ruspa (Univ Piemonte Orientale)
    27/04/2009, 09:00
  22. Hubert Spiesberger (Mainz)
    27/04/2009, 09:05
    I discuss the inclusive production of D* mesons in photon-proton collisions at DESY HERA, based on a calculation at next-to-leading order in the general-mass variable-flavor-number scheme. In this approach, MSbar subtraction is applied in such a way that large logarithmic corrections are resummed in universal parton distribution and fragmentation functions and finite mass terms are taken into...
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  23. Claire Gwenlan
    27/04/2009, 09:20
  24. Ernest Aguilo (York University)
    27/04/2009, 09:20
    Electroweak and Beyond the Standard Model Physics
  25. Silvia Miglioranzi (CERN)
    27/04/2009, 09:25
    Photoproduction of b quarks in dijet events has been measured with the ZEUS detector at HERA. The large mass of the beauty quark and its long lifetime were exploited in order to separate the beauty signal from background, making use of the microvertex detector to determine the distance of the beauty decay products from the primary event vertex. Differential cross sections were measured and...
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  26. David Salek (Charles University Prague)
    27/04/2009, 09:25
  27. Julia Grebenyuk (DESY)
    27/04/2009, 09:25
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  28. Dr Marco Stratmann
    27/04/2009, 09:25
  29. Hiroyuki Kawamura
    27/04/2009, 09:40
  30. Benno List (University of Hamburg)
    27/04/2009, 09:45
    The photoproduction of beauty quarks in ep collisions has been measured using a data sample of 170 pb-1 collected with the H1 detector at HERA-II in the years 2006 and 2007. Beauty photoproduction events are investigated with two jets and a muon in the final state. Visible cross sections are measured differentially in the transverse momenta of the highest energy jet and the muon, in the...
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  31. Agnieszka Luszczak (PAN Krakow)
    27/04/2009, 09:45
  32. Anna Stasto (Penn State U./RIKEN BNL)
    27/04/2009, 09:50
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  33. Todd Kempel
    27/04/2009, 09:50
  34. Denis GELE (IPHC)
    27/04/2009, 09:50
    Electroweak and Beyond the Standard Model Physics
  35. Craig Buttar
    27/04/2009, 10:00
  36. Tobias Toll (DESY)
    27/04/2009, 10:05
    In this talk the recently completed version of MC@NLO for heavy quarks in photoproduction will be presented. In MC@NLO the matrix element is calculated to NLO in the coupling, and then supplemented by parton showers resummed to all orders. To avoid double counting, the NLO calculation has to be matched to the parton shower. Comparisons with H1 and Zeus data will be shown.
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  37. Laurent Schoeffel (IRFU-SPP, CEA Saclay)
    27/04/2009, 10:05
  38. Dieter Schildknecht (Bielefeld University)
    27/04/2009, 10:15
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  39. Jan Balewski
    27/04/2009, 10:15
  40. Werner Bernreuther (RWTH Aachen)
    27/04/2009, 10:15
  41. Jeremy Andrea (ULP/IPHC (Strasbourg))
    27/04/2009, 10:25
    We present expected sensitivities for b hadron production in pp collisions using the CMS detector at the LHC.
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  43. Andreas Oehler
    27/04/2009, 10:35
  44. Markward Britsch
    27/04/2009, 11:15
  45. Gerhard Brandt (DESY)
    27/04/2009, 11:15
  46. Alexey Petrukhin (ITEP Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics (ITEP)-U)
    27/04/2009, 11:15
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  47. Wojtek Slominski (Jagellonian University, Krakow)
    27/04/2009, 11:15
  48. Dr Simonetta Liuti (University of Virginia)
    27/04/2009, 11:15
  49. Pierre Artoisenet (Univerite catholique de Louvain)
    27/04/2009, 11:15
    In this talk, I review the photo-production of J/psi states at HERA. In the framework of NRQCD, I present the various components expected to contribute to the J/psi yield at HERA, and their importance in different regions of the phase space. I compare the predicted differential cross sections with the data collected by the ZEUS and H1 collaborations. I then move on the polarization observables...
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  50. Paul Newman Paul Newman (University of Birmingham)
    27/04/2009, 11:35
  51. Dr Asmita Mukherjee
    27/04/2009, 11:35
  52. Jan Kretzschmar (University of Liverpool)
    27/04/2009, 11:37
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  53. Alessandro Bertolin (Padova)
    27/04/2009, 11:40
    The decay angular distributions for inelastic photoproduction of J/psi mesons have been measured with the ZEUS detector at HERA, using an integrated luminosity of 468 pb-1. J/psi mesons were identified using their decays into muons. The polar and azimuthal distributions of the mu+ in the J/psi rest frame have been measured as a function of pT and as function of z, where pT is the transverse...
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  54. Jens Erler (IF-UNAM)
    27/04/2009, 11:45
  55. Massimiliano Grazzini
    27/04/2009, 11:50
  56. Mr Aram Movsisyan
    27/04/2009, 11:55
  57. Mikhail Kapishin (JINR, Dubna)
    27/04/2009, 11:55
  58. Amanda Cooper-Sarkar (Oxford University)
    27/04/2009, 11:59
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  59. Nikolay ZOTOV (SINP, Moscow State University)
    27/04/2009, 12:00
    In the framework of the k_T-factorization approach, the production and polarization of the Upsilon mesons at the Tevatron is considered and a comparison of the calculated double differential distributions and the spin alignment parameter alpha with the D0 experimental data is shown. We argue that measuring the double differential cross section and the polarization of the upsilonium states can...
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  60. Peter Uwer
    27/04/2009, 12:10
  61. Graziano Bruni (INFN Bologna)
    27/04/2009, 12:15
  62. Masaki Ishitsuka (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
    27/04/2009, 12:15
  63. Dr Caroline Riedl (DESY)
    27/04/2009, 12:15
  64. Enrico Tassi (Calabria University and INFN-Cosenza)
    27/04/2009, 12:23
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  65. Pietro Faccioli (Dipartimento di Fisica - Universita degli Studi di Bologna)
    27/04/2009, 12:25
    The determination of the magnitude and "sign" of the J/psi polarization crucially depends on the reference frame used in the analysis of the data and a full understanding of the polarization phenomenon requires measurements reported in two "orthogonal" frames, such as the Collins-Soper and helicity frames. Moreover, the azimuthal anisotropy can be, in certain frames, as significant as the...
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  66. Chris White
    27/04/2009, 12:30
  67. Vitaliy Dodonov (MPI Heildelberg)
    27/04/2009, 12:35
  68. Mr Karl Slifer
    27/04/2009, 12:35
  69. Dominik Gabbert (DESY Zeuthen)
    27/04/2009, 12:45
  70. Christina Mesropian (Rockefeller University, New York)
    27/04/2009, 15:00
  71. Mario Martinez
    27/04/2009, 15:00
  72. Jos Vermaseren (Nikhef)
    27/04/2009, 15:00
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  73. Bodhitha Jayatilaka (Duke University)
    27/04/2009, 15:00
  74. Dr Umberto D'Alesio
    27/04/2009, 15:00
  75. Antonio Polosa (INFN Roma 1 "La Sapienza")
    27/04/2009, 15:00
    I will review the main debated issues on the nature of the new hadrons. Both the molecular and four-quark pictures are being challenged by data and the field still presents several open questions.
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  76. Mandy Rominsky
    27/04/2009, 15:20
  77. Kai Yi (Physics and Astronomy Department-University of Iowa)
    27/04/2009, 15:20
    CDF reports the recent evidence for a new narrow resonance, Y(4140), decaying to J/psi phi final state, and reconstructed using 2.7 fb-1 of exclusive B+->J/psiphiK decays. Using the world's largest sample of X(3872)->J/psipipi decays, a study on the X(3872) mass and width aimed at testing the internal composition of this state is also described. This lead to the most precise X(3872) mass...
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  78. Dr Elena Boglione
    27/04/2009, 15:20
  79. Johannes Bluemlein (DESY)
    27/04/2009, 15:25
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  80. Maria Margherita Obertino (University of Torino, Italy)
    27/04/2009, 15:25
  81. Esben Klinkby (Duke University)
    27/04/2009, 15:25
  82. Elias Ron (Universidad autonoma de madrid)
    27/04/2009, 15:40
  83. Thomas Kuhr (University of Karlsruhe)
    27/04/2009, 15:40
    Since the unexpected discovery of the X(3872) in 2003 the list of new charmonium-like states observed at B-factories keeps growing. BaBar and Belle have measured many properties, like masses, widths and quantum numbers of these states. The recent measurements are presented in this talk. Despite the progress on experimental and theoretical side a consistent picture explaining all states has not emerged.
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  84. John Koster (UIUC)
    27/04/2009, 15:40
  85. Benoit Roland (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium)
    27/04/2009, 15:50
  86. Mario Moretti (Ferrara)
    27/04/2009, 15:50
  87. Andreas Vogt (Liverpool University)
    27/04/2009, 15:50
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  88. Matthias Artur Weber
    27/04/2009, 16:00
  89. Jiangchuan Chen (IHEP, Beijing)
    27/04/2009, 16:00
    We present the latest results on the production and decays of psi(3770) and decays of open charm from BESII and CLEO-c experiments. BES observed anomalous line shape of cross sections for e+e- --> hadrons between 3.65 3.872 GeV and also measured line shapes of DD-bar production and the ratio of the production rates of D+D- and D0D0-bar at psi(3770) resonance. CLEO-c measured Ds decay constants...
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  90. Steve Heppelmann
    27/04/2009, 16:00
  91. Dmitry Ivanov (Sobolev Institute, Novosibirsk)
    27/04/2009, 16:15
  92. Simone Marzani (University of Manchester)
    27/04/2009, 16:15
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  93. Salim Cerci
    27/04/2009, 16:15
  94. J.H. Lee
    27/04/2009, 16:20
  95. Roberto Pittau (University of Granada)
    27/04/2009, 16:20
  96. Veronique Ziegler (SLAC)
    27/04/2009, 16:25
    I will present recent results in bottomonium physics from BaBar, including the first observation of the eta_b(1S) from Upsilon(3S)--> gamma eta_b(1S) decay and the confirmation of this discovery in Upsilon(2S)--> gamma eta_b(1S). I will also summarize BaBar results on the precision scan above the Upsilon(4S), the search for a light Higgs, and the search for Lepton Flavor Violation in...
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  97. James Pinfold (University of Alberta, Canada)
    27/04/2009, 17:15
  98. Henri Paul Kowalski (Deutsches Elektronen Synchrotron (DESY))
    27/04/2009, 17:15
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  99. Mr Mikhail Sapozhnikov
    27/04/2009, 17:15
  100. Bernd Kniehl (University of Hamburg)
    27/04/2009, 17:15
    We advocate charmed-hadron inclusive hadroproduction as a laboratory to probe intrinsic charm (IC) inside the colliding hadrons. Working at next-to-leading order in the general-mass variable-flavor-number scheme endowed with non-perturbative fragmentation functions recently extracted from a global fit to e^+e^- annihilation data from KEKB, CESR, and LEP1, we first assess the sensitivity of...
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  101. Riccardo FANTECHI (INFN - Pisa)
    27/04/2009, 17:15
  102. Yordanka Ilieva
    27/04/2009, 17:15
  103. Ken Hicks
    27/04/2009, 17:35
  104. Dr Aram Kotzinian
    27/04/2009, 17:35
  105. Dimitri Colferai (University of Florence and INFN)
    27/04/2009, 17:40
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  106. Christina Mesropian (Rockefeller University, New York)
    27/04/2009, 17:40
  107. Raphael Granier de Cassagnac (CNRS/IN2P3)
    27/04/2009, 17:45
    Recent PHENIX results on heavy flavor production in p+p and d+Au collisions at sqrt(s_NN) = 200 GeV will be presented. Quarkonia results include measured yields of J/psi and psi' as well as J/psi polarization versus transverse momentum in p+p collisions. High statistics J/psi yields versus rapidity and transverse momentum measured in d+Au collisions and their constraints on cold nuclear matter...
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  108. Gabriel STOICEA (IFIN-HH Bucharest)
    27/04/2009, 17:45
  109. Steffen Strauch
    27/04/2009, 17:55
  110. Daniel Boer
    27/04/2009, 17:55
  111. Krzysztof Piotrzkowski (University of Louvain, Belgium)
    27/04/2009, 18:00
  112. Victor S. Fadin (Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Novosibirsk)
    27/04/2009, 18:05
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  113. Jaroslav Bielcik (NPI, Praque)
    27/04/2009, 18:05
    We present a summary of the heavy flavor results from the STAR experiment. The study of heavy quark production in heavy ion collisions has been of interest in recent years because i) Heavy flavor decay electron production has been observed to be suppressed as much as light hadrons in the medium in contradiction with theoretical expectations and ii) the production of heavy quark bound states...
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  114. Ping Tan (FNAL)
    27/04/2009, 18:10
  115. Rodolfo Sassot
    27/04/2009, 18:15
  116. Mr Heiner Wollny
    27/04/2009, 18:15
  117. Valeri Khoze (IPPP, Durham, UK)
    27/04/2009, 18:20
  118. Giuseppe Bruno (University and INFN, Bari, Italy)
    27/04/2009, 18:25
    The ALICE experiment, currently in the commissioning phase, will study nucleus--nucleus and proton--proton collisions at the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC). We review the ALICE heavy-flavour physics program and present a selection of results on the expected performance.
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  119. Ian Balitsky (JLab/ODU)
    27/04/2009, 18:30
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  120. Yves Van Haarlem
    27/04/2009, 18:35
  121. Mr Marco Mirazita, Ms Patrizia Rossi
    27/04/2009, 18:35
  122. Christian Weiss (Jefferson Lab, USA)
    27/04/2009, 18:40
  123. Leonid Gladilin (Moscow State University)
    27/04/2009, 18:45
    The charm fragmentation function has been measured in D* photoproduction with the ZEUS detector at HERA. The fragmentation function has been measured versus z, the ratio of E+p_parallel for the D* meson and that for the associated jet, where E is the energy and p_parallel the longitudinal momentum relative to the jet axis. The measured function is compared to different fragmentation models...
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  124. Michel Cooke (Fermilab)
    28/04/2009, 09:00
  125. Allen Caldwell (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Physik Munich)
    28/04/2009, 09:00
  126. Mr Alejandro Lopez Ruiz (Universiteit Gent)
    28/04/2009, 09:00
  127. Carlos Sandoval
    28/04/2009, 09:00
  128. Benno List (Hamburg university, Germany)
    28/04/2009, 09:00
  129. Voica Radescu (DESY)
    28/04/2009, 09:00
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  130. Simonetta Liuti (University of Virginia)
    28/04/2009, 09:20
  131. David Saxon
    28/04/2009, 09:20
  132. Hubert Niewiadomski (Penn State University, USA)
    28/04/2009, 09:20
  133. Matt Lamont
    28/04/2009, 09:25
  134. Robert Thorne (UCL)
    28/04/2009, 09:25
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  135. Anton Anastassov (Northwestern University)
    28/04/2009, 09:25
  136. Dr Laurent Schoeffel
    28/04/2009, 09:40
  137. Deniz Sunar
    28/04/2009, 09:40
  138. Laura Fabbri (INFN Bologna)
    28/04/2009, 09:45
  139. Pavel Nadolsky (Southern Methodist University)
    28/04/2009, 09:50
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  140. Patricia Lobelle Pardo (Universidad de Cantabria)
    28/04/2009, 09:50
  141. Ed Kinney
    28/04/2009, 09:50
  142. Grazyna Nowak
    28/04/2009, 10:00
  143. Dr Ami Rostomyan (DESY)
    28/04/2009, 10:00
  144. David Milstead (Stockholm university, Sweden)
    28/04/2009, 10:05
  145. MARIANO QUIROS (ICREA/IFAE-Barcelona)
    28/04/2009, 10:15
  146. Christian Weiss (Jefferson Lab, USA)
    28/04/2009, 10:15
  147. Hung-Liang Lai (Taipei Municipal University of Education)
    28/04/2009, 10:15
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  148. Mr Ahmed Fradi
    28/04/2009, 10:20
  149. Anna Kropivnitskaya
    28/04/2009, 10:20
  150. Florent Chevallier (IRFU-SPP, CEA Saclay)
    28/04/2009, 10:25
  151. Ulrich Langenfeld (Zeuthen)
    28/04/2009, 11:15
    We present new predictions for the total cross section of $t \bar{t}$ at the Tevatron and the LHC through next-to-next-to-leading order. The results are based on the numerically dominant soft corrections. They are exact in all logarithmically enhanced terms near threshold, include the Coulomb corrections at two loops and exact scale dependence. We investigate the scale dependence as well as...
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  152. Nirmalya Parua
    28/04/2009, 11:15
  153. Maria Ubiali (University of Edinburgh)
    28/04/2009, 11:15
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  154. Anna Stasto (Penn State U./RIKEN BNL)
    28/04/2009, 11:15
  155. Tim Scanlon (Imperial College)
    28/04/2009, 11:15
  156. Aharon Levy (Tel Aviv University)
    28/04/2009, 11:15
  157. Stephen Magill
    28/04/2009, 11:35
  158. Juan Rojo (INFN Sezione di Milano)
    28/04/2009, 11:38
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  159. Pierre Marage (Universite Libre de Bruxelles)
    28/04/2009, 11:40
  160. Sandra Horvat
    28/04/2009, 11:40
  161. Olaf Behnke (DESY)
    28/04/2009, 11:40
  162. Gervasio Gomez (Instituto de Física de Cantabria)
    28/04/2009, 11:40
    With the large data samples collected at the Tevatron, top quark physics has entered the realm of precision. We present here the latest results on top pair production cross section at CDF, which uncertainties are comparable to those of the theory prediction. The exciting results on the challenging channel of the electroweak production will also be shown.
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  163. Juan Rojo (INFN Sezione di Milano)
    28/04/2009, 11:51
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  164. Andrea Banfi
    28/04/2009, 11:55
  165. Sven Heinemeyer (IFCA-Cantabria)
    28/04/2009, 12:05
  166. Uta Klein
    28/04/2009, 12:05
  167. Wolf-Dieter Nowak (DESY, Germany)
    28/04/2009, 12:05
  168. Jiri Kvita (Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University)
    28/04/2009, 12:05
    We report on measurements of the ttbar production cross section at a center-of-mass energy of 1.96 TeV at the D0 experiment during Run II of the Fermilab Tevatron collider. We use candidate events in lepton+jets and dilepton final states. In the most sensitive channel (lepton+jets channel), a neural network algorithm that uses lifetime information to identify b-quark jets is used to...
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  169. Serguei Alekhin (State Res.Center of Russian Feder. Inst.f.High Energy Phys. (IFVE))
    28/04/2009, 12:13
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  170. Massimiliano Grazzini
    28/04/2009, 12:15
  171. Konstantin Toms (University of New Mexico)
    28/04/2009, 12:30
    The LHC experiments will perform sensitive tests of physics phenomena beyond the Standard Model (BSM). Investigation of decays of beauty hadrons represents an alternative approach in addition to direct BSM searches. The ATLAS efforts concentrate on those B decays that can be selected already at the first and second trigger levels. The most favorable trigger signature will be for B hadrons...
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  172. Brahim Moreno (IPN, Orsay, France)
    28/04/2009, 12:30
  173. Chris White
    28/04/2009, 12:30
  174. Juan Rojo (INFN Sezione di Milano)
    28/04/2009, 12:30
  175. Hannu Paukkunen (Jyväskylä University, Finland)
    28/04/2009, 12:35
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  176. Dirk Zerwas (LAL Orsay)
    28/04/2009, 12:35
  177. Simone Marzani (University of Manchester)
    28/04/2009, 12:50
  178. Michael Kirby
    28/04/2009, 15:00
  179. Vladimir Livitenko
    28/04/2009, 15:00
  180. Ronan McNulty (UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN)
    28/04/2009, 15:00
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  181. Dr Fatemeh Taghavi (Institute for Studies in Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, Tehran, Iran)
    28/04/2009, 15:00
  182. 28/04/2009, 15:00
  183. Serguei Alekhin (State Res.Center of Russian Feder. Inst.f.High Energy Phys. (IFVE))
    28/04/2009, 15:00
    We perform QCD fit of parton distribution functions (PDFs) based on the existing inclusive DIS data supplemented by the Drell-Yan ones. The DIS heavy-quark contribution is calculated in the variable-flavour-number (VFN) scheme with the heavy-quark PDFs generated from ones of the fixed-flavour-number (FFN) scheme using the matching conditions by Buza-Matiounine-Smith-van Neerven. Comparison to...
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  184. Tara Shears
    28/04/2009, 15:20
  185. Sebastian Klein (Zeuthen)
    28/04/2009, 15:20
    Precision tests of QCD based on deeply inelastic scattering data require a precise knowledge of the heavy flavor contributions to the structure functions. We report on recent calculations of moments of the heavy flavor Wilson coefficients at O(alpha_s^3) contributing to F_2^c. Our results are valid in the region Q^2/m_c^2 > 10 GeV^2 and derive from the use of the technique of massive operator...
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  186. Thomas Teubner (University of Liverpool, UK)
    28/04/2009, 15:20
  187. Harald Fox (Lancaster University)
    28/04/2009, 15:22
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  188. Elke-Caroline Aschenauer (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
    28/04/2009, 15:25
  189. Swadhin Taneja
    28/04/2009, 15:25
  190. Jason Nielsen
    28/04/2009, 15:40
  191. Dieter Mueller (Bochum University, Germany)
    28/04/2009, 15:40
  192. Andreas Jung (DESY)
    28/04/2009, 15:40
    The charm contribution to the proton structure, F2^c(x,Q2), is determined using the inclusive cross sections of D*+-(2010) meson production in deep-inelastic scattering at HERA. F2^c(x,Q2) is extracted from the visible D*+- cross sections in the range 5 < Q2 < 1000 GeV^2, 0.02 < y < 0.7, p_T(D*) > 1.5 GeV and |eta(D*)| < 1.5 which were measured with the H1 experiment in the HERA-II running...
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  193. Ms Maria Cepeda (C. I. E. M. A. T. (Madrid))
    28/04/2009, 15:44
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  194. Bernd Surrow (MIT)
    28/04/2009, 15:50
  195. Bernard Holzer
    28/04/2009, 15:50
  196. Philipp Roloff (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY))
    28/04/2009, 16:00
    Charm production has been measured in the deep inelastic scattering regime with the ZEUS detector at HERA. Charm was reconstructed by identifying charmed mesons (D*, D+, D0) in the final state, or through its decay into muons. Differential cross sections were measured and compared to next-to-leading order QCD predictions. The charm contribution to the proton structure function F2, F2cc, was...
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  197. Tomas Hreus (ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium)
    28/04/2009, 16:00
  198. Sara Traynor
    28/04/2009, 16:05
  199. Francesco De Lorenzi (University College Dublin)
    28/04/2009, 16:06
  200. Mr Celso Franco (LIP-Lisbon)
    28/04/2009, 16:15
  201. Martin Brinkmann (University of Hamburg)
    28/04/2009, 16:20
    Inclusive production of D*+- -mesons in deep inelastic scattering at HERA is studied at high photon virtualities Q2>100 GeV^2 for the first time with the H1 experiment. The data were collected during the years 2004-2007 and correspond to an integrated luminosity of 351 pb^-1. D*-mesons are reconstructed in their decays D*+- -> D0+ pi_slow+- -> K-+ pi+- pi_slow+-. The visible range for the...
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  202. Allesandro Pollini
    28/04/2009, 16:20
  203. Florian Schwennsen (LPT Orsay, France)
    28/04/2009, 16:20
  204. Rosa Delgado
    28/04/2009, 16:25
  205. Hung-Liang Lai (Taipei Municipal University of Education)
    28/04/2009, 16:28
  206. Leif Lonnblad
    28/04/2009, 17:15
  207. Pavel Nadolsky (Southern Methodist University)
    28/04/2009, 17:15
    The zero-mass (ZM) parton formalism is widely used in high-energy physics because of its simplicity and historical importance, even while the latest global QCD analyses are carried out in the more precise general-mass (GM) QCD formalism. We explore the possibility of rectifying obvious kinematical inconsistencies of the conventional implementation of the ZM formalism, while preserving the...
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  208. Jonathan Anderson (Universitaet Zuerich)
    28/04/2009, 17:15
  209. Andrey Loginov (Yale University)
    28/04/2009, 17:15
  210. Rolf Ent
    28/04/2009, 17:15
  211. Dr Kazuhiro Tanaka
    28/04/2009, 17:15
  212. Nilanga Liyanage (University of Virginia)
    28/04/2009, 17:20
  213. Anna Stasto (Penn State U./RIKEN BNL)
    28/04/2009, 17:35
  214. Tsuneo Uematsu (Kyoto)
    28/04/2009, 17:35
    We investigate the heavy quark mass effects in the virtual photon structure functions in the framework of the mass-independent renormalization group. We study a formalism in which the heavy quark mass effects are treated based on parton picture as well as on the operator product expansion, and perform the numerical evaluation of the effective virtual photon structure function to the...
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  215. Javier Lopez Albacete (Universidad Nacional Cordoba)
    28/04/2009, 17:40
  216. Dr Francesca Giordano (DESY)
    28/04/2009, 17:40
  217. Raimund STROEHMER (LMU Munich)
    28/04/2009, 17:45
  218. Michel Guidal
    28/04/2009, 17:45
  219. Paul Daniel Thompson (Birmingham)
    28/04/2009, 17:55
    The inclusive charm and beauty cross sections are measured in e-p and e+p collisions at HERA II in the kinematic region of photon virtuality 5 < Q2 < 650 GeV^2 and Bjorken scaling variable 0.0002 < x < 0.032. The data were collected with the H1 detector in 2006 and 2007 corresponding to an integrated luminosity of 189 pb^-1. The charm and beauty fractions are determined using a neural network...
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  220. Hannes Jung
    28/04/2009, 17:55
  221. Heribert Weigert (University of Oulu)
    28/04/2009, 18:05
  222. Dr Andrea Bressan (Triest)
    28/04/2009, 18:05
  223. Diego Casadei (New York University)
    28/04/2009, 18:10
  224. Cynthia Keppel (Hampton U. / Jefferson Lab)
    28/04/2009, 18:10
  225. Deak Michal
    28/04/2009, 18:20
  226. Marcello Bindi (Universita & INFN, Bologna)
    28/04/2009, 18:25
    Beauty production has been measured in the deep inelastic scattering regime with the ZEUS detector at HERA. Beauty was reconstructed using its semi-leptonic decay into muons. The beauty signal was separated from the background using lifetime information and the transverse momentum of the muon with respect to the axis of the jet coming from the hadronisation of the b quark, ptrel. Differential...
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  227. Paul E. Reimer
    28/04/2009, 18:30
  228. Tuomas Lappi (CEA/Saclay)
    28/04/2009, 18:30
  229. Gerhard Brandt (DESY)
    28/04/2009, 18:35
  230. Simonetta Liuti
    28/04/2009, 18:35
  231. Nikolay Zotov (SINP, Moscow State University)
    28/04/2009, 18:40
  232. Guillaume Jegou (CEA Saclay, France)
    29/04/2009, 09:00
  233. Paul Reimer
    29/04/2009, 09:00
  234. Monica Turcato (Hamburg University)
    29/04/2009, 09:00
  235. Marek Karliner (Tel-Aviv)
    29/04/2009, 09:00
    I discuss several recent highly accurate theoretical predictions for masses of baryons containing the b quark, as well as an effective supersymmetry between heavy quark baryons and mesons. I also suggest some possibilities for observing exotic hadrons containing heavy quarks.
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  236. V.A. Saleev
    29/04/2009, 09:00
  237. Cynthia Keppel (Hampton U. / Jefferson Lab)
    29/04/2009, 09:00
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  238. Sergey Yashchenko (DESY Zeuthen, Germany)
    29/04/2009, 09:20
  239. Matthew Forrest
    29/04/2009, 09:20
  240. Emil Avsar (CEA-Saclay/Ipht)
    29/04/2009, 09:25
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  241. Fabio Happacher (Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati)
    29/04/2009, 09:25
  242. Rachid Nouicer
    29/04/2009, 09:25
  243. Juan Pablo Fernandez (CIEMAT)
    29/04/2009, 09:30
    We present recent CDF results on the properties of hadrons containing heavy quarks. These include a new measurement of the Bc production rate and updated measurement of Bs and Lambda_b lifetimes.
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  244. Etienne Burtin
    29/04/2009, 09:40
  245. Krzysztof Nowak
    29/04/2009, 09:40
  246. Matthew David Needham (EPFL)
    29/04/2009, 09:50
    We report on the possibilities of measuring charmonia and bottom production with the LHCb experiment. Using reconstructed J/psi decays to mu+ mu-, both the prompt J/psi and b -> J/psi production cross-sections in pp collisions at LHC energies will be determined in the J/psi eta range 2-5. Due to the very large statistics, this analysis will be possible very early after the LHC start. Other...
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  247. Gian Paolo Vacca (INFN - Bologna)
    29/04/2009, 09:50
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  248. Peter Ratoff (Lancaster University)
    29/04/2009, 09:50
  249. yoshinori Fukao
    29/04/2009, 09:50
  250. Gary Goldstein (Tufts university, USA)
    29/04/2009, 10:00
  251. Lars Sonnenschein
    29/04/2009, 10:00
  252. James Pinfold (University of Alberta)
    29/04/2009, 10:10
    We present the study of the exclusive production of charmonia via the reactions p + pbar --> p + X + p with X being a centrally produced J/psi, psi(2s) or chi_c, using 1.48 fb-1 of proton-antiproton collision data collected by the Run-II Collider Detector at Fermilab at sqrt(s)=1.96 TeV
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  253. Jeong-Hun Lee
    29/04/2009, 10:15
  254. Felipe Jose Llanes Estrada (U. Complutense)
    29/04/2009, 10:15
    Structure Functions and Low-x
  255. Juan Antonio Aguilar-Saavedra (University of Granada)
    29/04/2009, 10:15
  256. Manabu Togawa (RIKEN, BNL, USA)
    29/04/2009, 10:20
  257. Carolina Deluca
    29/04/2009, 10:20
  258. Jibo He (Laboratoire de l'Accélérateur Linéaire (LAL))
    29/04/2009, 10:30
    The Bc mass and lifetime measurements using the exclusive decay Bc->Jpsi pi at the LHCb experiment were studied. About 310 signal events are expected for a data set which corresponds to an integrated luminosity of 1 fb-1, with a B/S ratio around 2. Based on these data, the Bc mass and lifetime can be measured with expected statistical errors below 2 MeV/c^2 and 30 fs, respectively.
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  259. Roberto Spighi (Bologna)
    29/04/2009, 11:15
    HERA-B is a fixed target experiment at the 920 GeV HERA proton beam at DESY which uses a variety nuclear targets. A di-lepton trigger can select events containing leptonic J/psi decays. During the 2002/2003 HERA-B run, 150 million di-lepton triggers and 200 million minimum bias triggers were recorded. About 300.000 leptonic J/psi decays (~170.000 J/psi -> mu^+mu^- and ~130.000 J/psi -> e^+e^-)...
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  260. Alexei Safonov (Texas A&M University)
    29/04/2009, 11:15
  261. Christina Mesropian
    29/04/2009, 11:15
  262. Dr Francesco Conti
    29/04/2009, 11:15
  263. benjamin Ziemer
    29/04/2009, 11:15
  264. Mate Csanad (Eotvos University, Budapest)
    29/04/2009, 11:15
  265. Nick van Remortel
    29/04/2009, 11:35
  266. Carlos Lourenco (CERN)
    29/04/2009, 11:35
    We present expected sensitivities for the measurement of the charmonium production cross section in pp collisions using the CMS detector at the LHC. The analysis is performed on a Monte Carlo sample simulating expected conditions for early data, and includes lifetime information to separate prompt and non-prompt J/psi production.
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  267. Jakub Wagner (Institute for nuclear studies)
    29/04/2009, 11:35
  268. Andrea Bressan (University of Trieste and INFN)
    29/04/2009, 11:40
  269. Alain Magnon
    29/04/2009, 11:40
  270. Gerald EIGEN (Bergen)
    29/04/2009, 11:40
  271. Lluis Marti
    29/04/2009, 11:50
  272. Peter Ratoff (Lancaster University, UK)
    29/04/2009, 11:55
    Although predicted by the quark model only a few of the B baryons predicted had been observed. D0 set out to search for two of those predicted, the Cascade_b and the Omega_b. The Cascade_b was observed in 2007 and the Omega_b in 2008. The search and observation was possible thanks to the reprocessing of events that include J/psi in such a way that the efficiency to reconstruct low pT charged...
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  273. Magno Machado (UNIPAMPA)
    29/04/2009, 11:55
  274. Thomas Kuhr (University of Karlsruhe)
    29/04/2009, 12:05
  275. Dr Luciano Pappalardo
    29/04/2009, 12:05
  276. Dan Traynor
    29/04/2009, 12:10
  277. Cyrille Marquet (Columbia university, New York, USA)
    29/04/2009, 12:15
  278. Thorsten Stahl (University of Siegen)
    29/04/2009, 12:15
    ATLAS prepared a program for measurements of production cross sections both of b-hadrons and Onia in central proton-proton collisions at new energy 14 TeV of LHC. Dedicated triggers based on muon, di-muon or electron signatures are designed to accommodate large statistics with already first several months. Starting from semi-inclusive measurements for very early stage exclusive channels...
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  279. Beat Toedtli
    29/04/2009, 12:30
  280. John Morris
    29/04/2009, 12:30
  281. Johannes Albrecht (U. Heidelberg)
    29/04/2009, 12:30
  282. 29/04/2009, 12:35
  283. Luca Mucibello
    29/04/2009, 12:50
  284. Yazid Delenda
    29/04/2009, 13:05
  285. Agustin Sabio Vera
    30/04/2009, 09:00
  286. Burkard Reisert
    30/04/2009, 09:20
  287. Markus Diehl
    30/04/2009, 09:45
  288. Paul James Laycock (Oliver Lodge Laboratory-University of Liverpool)
    30/04/2009, 10:05
  289. Francisco Del Aguila (Facultad de Fisica)
    30/04/2009, 11:00
  290. Mario Martinez
    30/04/2009, 11:20
  291. Leszek Motyka (Hamburg University)
    30/04/2009, 11:45
  292. Albert Knutsson (DESY)
    30/04/2009, 12:00
  293. gavin hesketh
    30/04/2009, 12:15
  294. Ahmed Ali (Unknown)
    30/04/2009, 12:30
  295. Diego Tonelli (Fermilab)
    30/04/2009, 12:45
  296. Leonid Gladilin (Moscow State University)
    30/04/2009, 13:00
  297. Rodolfo Sassot (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
    30/04/2009, 14:45
  298. Carl Gagliardi (Texas A&amp;M University)
    30/04/2009, 15:05
  299. Albert De Roeck (CERN & Antwerp University)
    30/04/2009, 15:30
  300. Max Klein (University of Liverpool)
    30/04/2009, 15:35
  301. Abhay Deshpande (Stony Brook University)
    30/04/2009, 15:50
  302. Abhay Deshpande (KEK), Allen Caldwell (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Physik Munich), Anthony Thomas (Jefferson Lab), Max Klein (Institut fuer Hochenergiephysik Zeuthen), Sergio Bertolucci (CERN), Steve Vigdor (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
    30/04/2009, 16:05
  303. Guido Altarelli (Universita Roma Tre/CERN)
    30/04/2009, 17:15
  304. Aharon Levy (Tel Aviv University)
    30/04/2009, 18:00
  305. Juan Terron (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)
    30/04/2009, 18:10
  306. Gerhard Brandt
  307. TBC
  308. Vladimir Livitenko
  309. Jose Espinosa (Departm.of Physics & Astronomy)
  310. Valentin Kuzmin
    We present a study of the polarization of prompt J/Psi using a 1.3 fb-1 data sample collected by the D0 experiment in 2002�2006 during Run II of the Fermilab Tevatron Collider. The polar helicity angle distribution was compared in different pT and rapidity intervals with the predicted distribution using the polarization parameter alpha = (sigma_T - 2sigma_T )/(sigma_T + 2sigma_L) where sigma_T...
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  311. Mr Karl Slifer
  312. Ed Kinney
  313. Ed Kinney
  314. Ed Kinney
  315. Nilanga Liyana
  316. Nikolaos Kidonakis (Kennesaw State University)
    I discuss heavy quark production near threshold. I present results for the two-loop soft anomalous dimension, which is derived from dimensionally regularized eikonal diagrams with heavy quarks and controls soft-gluon emission in heavy quark production. Detailed results for the UV poles of the eikonal integrals will be shown. The construction of the soft anomalous dimension at two-loops allows...
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