DIS09

26 Apr 2009, 09:00 → 30 Apr 2009, 18:45 Europe/Zurich

Palacio de Congresos de Madrid

Juan Terron

XVII International Workshop on Deep-Inelastic Scattering and Related Subjects DIS 2009 is the 17th in the series of annual workshops on Deep-Inelastic Scattering (DIS) and Related Subjects. The aim of these workshops is to review the progress in the field of DIS and Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) and to lay the groundwork for future experiments. Most recent results from HERA, JLab, RHIC, Tevatron and fixed-target experiments as well as the status of the LHC experiments and the relevant theoretical developments will be covered in plenary and parallel sessions. DIS 2009 will be held from the 26th to the 30th of April 2009 at the "Palacio de Congresos" in downtown Madrid and will be organised by the High-Energy Physics group of the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. http://www.ft.uam.es/DIS2009/

Sunday 26 April

Plenary Session: Chair: Halina Abramowicz (Tel Aviv University)

1 Welcome to DIS 2009

Speaker: Claudia Glasman

Slides ClaudiaGlasman.pdf

2 Recent Results from H1

Speaker: Stefan Schmitt (DESY)

Slides StefanSchmitt.pdf

3 Recent Results from ZEUS

Speaker: Enrico Tassi (Calabria University - INFN Cosenza)

Slides EnricoTassi.ppt zeus-dis09.pdf

4 Review of Spin Physics

Speaker: Elke-Caroline Aschenauer (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Slides ElkeAschenauer.ppt ElkeAschenauer.pptx

10:45 Coffee Break

Plenary Session: Chair: Jos Vermaseren (Nikhef)

5 Recent Results from D0

Speaker: Robert Schamberger (Stony Brook University)

Slides DIS_2009v3.pdf

6 Status of the Proton PDFs

Speaker: Pavel Nadolsky (Southern Methodist University)

Slides nadolsky_plenary.pdf

7 Recent Developments in QCD

Speaker: Nigel Glover (University of Durham)

Slides NigelGlover.pdf

8 Recent Developments in Low-x Physics

Speaker: Jochen Bartels (Hamburg University)

Slides bartelsmadrid.pdf

13:20 Lunch

Plenary Session: Chair: Max Klein (University of Liverpool)

9 Status of ATLAS

Speaker: Alan Watson (University of Birmingham)

Slides AlanWatson.ppt

10 Status of CMS

Speaker: Roberta Arcidiacono (Universita' di Torino & INFN)

Slides RobertaArcidiacono.pdf

11 Status of Monte Carlo Programs

Speaker: Stefano Frixione (CERN and EPFL)

Slides mc.pdf

16:30 Coffee Break

Plenary Session: Chair: Steven Vigdor (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

12 Experimental Results in DIS from Jefferson Laboratory

Speaker: Sebastian Kuhn (Old Dominion University)

Slides SebastianKuhn.pdf

13 Recent Results from CDF

Speaker: Dr Giorgio Chiarelli (INFN Pisa)

Slides DIS09-chiarelli.pdf

14 Experimental Review of Heavy-Ion Physics

Speaker: David d'Enterria (ICCUB-ICREA Barcelona)

Slides DavidD'Enterria.pdf

15 Theoretical Progress in Heavy-Ion Collisions

Speaker: Nestor Armesto Perez (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela)

Slides NestorArmesto.pdf

Reception

Monday 27 April

Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Session-1

16 Zeus inclusive diffractive data

Speaker: Marta Ruspa (Univ Piemonte Orientale)

Slides marta.pdf

17 First measurement of FLD

Speaker: David Salek (Charles University Prague)

Slides David_Salek.pdf

18 Precise dipole model analyses of diffractive DIS

Speaker: Agnieszka Luszczak (PAN Krakow)

Slides Agnieszka_LUSZCZAK.pdf

19 New developments in DIS analysis of diffractive data

Speaker: Laurent Schoeffel (IRFU-SPP, CEA Saclay)

Slides schoeffel_diff.pdf.pdf

20 Discussion on data combination

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-1

21 Search for Single Top Production at HERA

Speaker: Stefano Antonelli (INFN Bologna)

Slides singletopHERA.pdf

22 Top Quark Results at the Tevatron

Speaker: Ernest Aguilo (York University)

Slides DIS2009_top_Aguilo.pdf

23 Prospects for Top Quark Physics at the LHC

Speaker: Denis GELE (IPHC)

Slides Top_Dis09_gele.pdf

24 Top Physics

Speaker: Werner Bernreuther (RWTH Aachen)

Slides bernreuther-dis09.pdf

Heavy Flavours: Session-1

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

25 Introduction

Speakers: Ahmed Ali (DESY), Diego Tonelli (Fermilab), Leonid Gladilin (Moscow State University)

26 Inclusive photoproduction of D* mesons at next-to-leading order in the General-Mass Variable-Flavor-Number Scheme

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 account. I present detailed numerical results for a comparison with data obtained at HERA and discuss various sources of theoretical uncertainties.

Speaker: Hubert Spiesberger (Mainz)

Slides Spiesberger.pdf.pdf

27 Beauty photoproduction at ZEUS

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 compared to next-to-leading order QCD predictions.

Speaker: Silvia Miglioranzi (CERN)

Slides miglioranzi_dis2009.pdf

28 Beauty photoproduction through decays to muons and jets (H1)

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 pseudorapidity of the muon and in the photon's momentum fraction x_gamma^obs entering the hard interaction. The measurements are found to be well described by QCD calculations at NLO.

Speaker: Benno List (University of Hamburg)

Slides dis09-bmux-2.pdf

29 MC@NLO for heavy quarks at HERA

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.

Speaker: Tobias Toll (DESY)

Slides toll.pdf

30 B production at CMS

We present expected sensitivities for b hadron production in pp collisions using the CMS detector at the LHC.

Speaker: Jeremy Andrea (ULP/IPHC (Strasbourg))

Slides jandrea_BProduction@CMS.pdf

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-1

31 High Q2 Jets and alpha_s fit (H1)

Speaker: Arnd Specka

Slides DIS09-Specka-V.pdf

32 Jet cross sections in DIS and photoproduction (ZEUS)

Speaker: Claire Gwenlan

Slides DIS09-Gwenlan-mac.pdf

33 Fast NLO calculation of jet and charm production cross sections by the pseudo moment method

Speaker: Hiroyuki Kawamura

Slides Kawamura.pdf

34 ATLAS Early QCD measurements (ATLAS)

Speaker: Craig Buttar

Slides Buttar-ATLASQCD-DIS09.pdf

35 High-pt Jet Studies (CMS)

Speaker: Andreas Oehler

Slides CMS_HighPtJetStudies_Oehler.pdf

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-1

36 New measurement of F_L at low Q2 from H1

Speaker: Alexandre Glazov (DESY)

Slides dis09.pdf

37 Measurement of F_L from ZEUS

Speaker: Julia Grebenyuk (DESY)

Slides grebenyuk_DIS09.pdf

38 F_L structure function from the unified DGLAP/BFKL approach

Speaker: Anna Stasto (Penn State U./RIKEN BNL)

Slides fluni.pdf

39 The color dipole picture and F_L

Speaker: Dieter Schildknecht (Bielefeld University)

Slides Vortrag09.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-1

40 COMPASS Results on the Strange Quark Polarisation

Speaker: Dr Helena Santos (LIP-Lisbon)

Slides Helena_Santos.pdf

41 Uncertainties in polarized parton densities

Speaker: Dr Marco Stratmann

Slides dis09-marco.pdf

42 Probing the Proton Spin Structure with W bosons at PHENIX

Speaker: Todd Kempel

Slides DIS2009_PHENIXW.pdf DIS2009_PHENIXW.ppt

43 The STAR W Spin Physics Program in 2009 and Beyond

Speaker: Jan Balewski

Paper balewski-Wprogram-STAR.pdf

10:45 Coffee Break

Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Session-2

44 QCD fits and factorisation tests

Speaker: Wojtek Slominski (Jagellonian University, Krakow)

Slides Slominski_DIS09.pdf

45 Dijets in photoproduction and factorisation tests

Speaker: Paul Newman Paul Newman (University of Birmingham)

Slides Paul_NEWMAN.pdf

46 Leading protons at HERA 2

Speaker: Mikhail Kapishin (JINR, Dubna)

Slides Kapishin.pdf

47 Leading baryons at ZEUS

Speaker: Graziano Bruni (INFN Bologna)

Slides Bruni-DIS09.pdf

48 Leading neutrons at HERA 2

Speaker: Vitaliy Dodonov (MPI Heildelberg)

Slides dis09v06.pdf

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-2

49 Isolated high-pt leptons at HERA

Speaker: Gerhard Brandt (DESY)

Slides brandt_DIS2009_IsoLep.pdf

50 Electroweak Physics/Z’

Speaker: Jens Erler (IF-UNAM)

Slides Erler.pdf

51 Neutrino Physics

Speaker: Masaki Ishitsuka (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Slides DIS09-Neutrino-Ishitsuka.pdf

Heavy Flavours: Session-2

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

52 Theoretical status of J/psi production at HERA

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 and present the brand-new color-singlet prediction at NLO accuracy in alpha_s, in view of the recent measurement performed by the ZEUS collaboration. Based on these results, I argue that the sole color-singlet yield fails to explain the J/psi distributions measured at HERA.

Speaker: Pierre Artoisenet (Univerite catholique de Louvain)

Slides artoisenet_HF_27APR.pdf.pdf

53 Measurement of J/psi helicity distributions in inelastic photoproduction at ZEUS

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 momentum of the J/psi in the laboratory frame and z is the the fraction of the incident photon energy carried by the J/psi in the proton rest frame. The experimental results were compared to the theoretical predictions at leading and next-to-leading order.

Speaker: Alessandro Bertolin (Padova)

Slides dis2009-bertolin.pdf

54 Production and polarization of Upsilon mesons in the k_T-factorization approach

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 serve as crucial tests for discriminating two competing theoretical approaches to the parton dynamics in QCD.

Speaker: Nikolay ZOTOV (SINP, Moscow State University)

Slides ups_talk09.pdf

55 J/psi polarization from fixed-target to collider energies

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 polar one. The seemingly contradictory J/psi polarization results reported by E866, HERA-B and CDF can be consistently described assuming that the most suitable axis for the measurement is along the direction of the relative motion of the colliding partons, and that directly produced J/psi's are longitudinally polarized at low momentum and transversely polarized at high momentum. We make specific predictions that can be tested on existing CDF data and by LHC measurements, which should show a full transverse polarization for direct J/psi mesons of pT > 25 GeV/c.

Speaker: Pietro Faccioli (Dipartimento di Fisica - Universita degli Studi di Bologna)

Slides Faccioli_DIS09.pdf

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-2

56 First measurements with the LHCb experiment (LHCb)

Speaker: Markward Britsch

Slides vortrag.pdf

57 The Drell-Yan process in NNLO QCD

Speaker: Massimiliano Grazzini

Slides grazzini_DIS2009_1.pdf

58 Hadronic top quark pair production in association with a hard jet at next-to-leading order QCD

Speaker: Peter Uwer

Slides Top@DIS09.pdf Top@DIS09.ppt

59 Higgs boson production with multiple hard jets

Speaker: Chris White

Slides white_chris_Higgs.pdf

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-2

60 Precise measurement of DIS at low Q2 and phenomenological fits from H1

Speaker: Alexey Petrukhin (ITEP Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics (ITEP)-U)

Slides dis09.pdf

61 F2 at medium Q2 and the PDF determination for H1 HERA I data

Speaker: Jan Kretzschmar (University of Liverpool)

Slides 2009_dis_kretzschmar.pdf

62 Measurement of NC and CC cross sections at high Q2 and impact on ZEUS PDF fit

Speaker: Amanda Cooper-Sarkar (Oxford University)

Slides dis09.pdf

63 Combined data of inclusive DIS measurements at HERA I

Speaker: Enrico Tassi (Calabria University and INFN-Cosenza)

Slides h1zeus-dis09.pdf h1zeus-dis09.ppt

64 Determination of the Structure Functions F2 from HERMES

Speaker: Dominik Gabbert (DESY Zeuthen)

Slides dis09_f2hermes.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-2

65 Strategy to extract generalized parton distributions from experiment

Speaker: Dr Simonetta Liuti (University of Virginia)

Slides sl_GPDS_Madrid.pdf

66 Model studies on chiral even and chiral odd GPDs

Speaker: Dr Asmita Mukherjee

Slides asmita.pdf.pdf

67 HERMES results on DVCS off Deuterium

Speaker: Mr Aram Movsisyan

Slides movsisyan_aram.pdf

68 Status of Recoil-Detector Analysis at HERMES

Speaker: Dr Caroline Riedl (DESY)

Slides RiedlCaroline_Hermes-Recoil_DIS09_v3.pdf

69 Spin response of the proton in the resonance region

Speaker: Mr Karl Slifer

Paper dis09_slifer.pdf

13:00 Lunch

Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Session-3

70 Diffractive W, Z, dijet and jet-gap-jet production in CDF

Speaker: Christina Mesropian (Rockefeller University, New York)

Slides Diffraction1_CDF_Mesropian.pdf.pdf

71 Observation of hard diffraction at LHC (CMS)

Speaker: Maria Margherita Obertino (University of Torino, Italy)

Slides DIS09_HardDiffraction_obertino_v3b.pdf

72 CMS capabilities with CASTOR and ZDC detectors

Speaker: Benoit Roland (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium)

Slides Benoit_ROLAND.pdf

73 Diffractive proton dissociation into three jets at LHC

Speaker: Dmitry Ivanov (Sobolev Institute, Novosibirsk)

Slides dis09-Ivanov-Dmitry.pdf

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-3

74 Precise Electroweak Measurements at the Tevatron

Speaker: Bodhitha Jayatilaka (Duke University)

Slides 042709-dis09-jayatilaka.pdf

75 Prospects for Precise Electroweak Physics at the LHC

Speaker: Esben Klinkby (Duke University)

Slides DIS_EW_ATLAS_CMS.pdf

76 Monte Carlo Generators for SM signal and backgrounds

Speaker: Mario Moretti (Ferrara)

Slides dis2009_moretti.pdf

77 Monte Carlo Generators for New Physics and Studies at NLO

Speaker: Roberto Pittau (University of Granada)

Slides pittau_DIS09.pdf

Heavy Flavours: Session-3

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

78 Theory update on the hadrons X(3872), X(3876), Z(4330) and related ones

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.

Speaker: Antonio Polosa (INFN Roma 1 "La Sapienza")

Slides DIS09.pdf

79 Properties of exotic charmonium-like mesons at CDF

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 measurement to date and disfavors the hypothesis of the X(3872) being composed of two resonances closely spaced in mass.

Speaker: Kai Yi (Physics and Astronomy Department-University of Iowa)

Slides dis09.pdf

80 New charmonium-like states at B factories

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.

Speaker: Thomas Kuhr (University of Karlsruhe)

Slides Kuhr_NewStates.pdf

81 Recent results on psi(3770) and open charm from BESII and CLEO-c

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 from 600 pb-1 data near 4.17 GeV and measured absolute branching fractions for exclusive Ds semileptonic decays.

Speaker: Jiangchuan Chen (IHEP, Beijing)

Slides dis2009_chenjc_bes_s.pdf

82 Recent bottomonium results from BaBar

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 Upsilon(nS) decays.

Speaker: Veronique Ziegler (SLAC)

Slides vziegler_BaBarBottomonium.pdf.pdf

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-3

83 Measurements of the inclusive jet and dijet production cross sections at CDF

Speaker: Mario Martinez

Slides DIS09.pdf

84 Measurement of the di-jet mass (D0)

Speaker: Mandy Rominsky

Slides djmass42709.pdf

85 Jet substructure in NC DIS (ZEUS)

Speaker: Elias Ron (Universidad autonoma de madrid)

Slides eliasron.pdf

86 Hadronic Event Shapes at CMS

Speaker: Matthias Artur Weber

Slides CMS_EventShapes_Weber.pdf

87 Jet reconstruction in the Hadronic Forward calorimeter at CMS

Speaker: Salim Cerci

Slides dis2009_Forward_Jet_Studies_at_CMS.pdf

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-3

88 Obstacles in the calculation of structure functions

Speaker: Jos Vermaseren (Nikhef)

Slides talk.pdf.pdf

89 From moments to functions in higher order QCD

Speaker: Johannes Bluemlein (DESY)

Slides DIS09.pdf

90 New higher-order results on coefficient functions

Speaker: Andreas Vogt (Liverpool University)

Slides av-dis09.pdf

91 High-energy resummation of Drell-Yan processes

Speaker: Simone Marzani (University of Manchester)

Slides marzaniDYdis09.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-3

92 Single spin asymmetries in l p -> h + X processes

Speaker: Dr Umberto D'Alesio

Slides talk-dis09.pdf

93 Sivers and Collins effects: from SIDIS to proton-proton scattering

Speaker: Dr Elena Boglione

Slides boglione-dis2009.pdf

94 Transverse Spin Measurements at PHENIX

Speaker: John Koster (UIUC)

Slides dis09-koster.ppt.ppt

95 Recent Transverse Spin Results at STAR

Speaker: Steve Heppelmann

Slides DIS2009HeppelmannFinal.pdf DIS2009HeppelmannFinal.pdf

96 Cross-sections and SSAs of Identified Forward Hadrons at RHIC

Speaker: J.H. Lee

Slides DIS09_SSA_JHLee.pdf

16:45 Coffee Break

Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Session-4

97 ATLAS Forward physics and diffractive program

Speaker: James Pinfold (University of Alberta, Canada)

Slides Pinfold-DIS2009-ATLAS-Forward-Physics.pdf

98 Exclusive diffraction using the rapidity gap method in CDF

Speaker: Christina Mesropian (Rockefeller University, New York)

Slides Diffraction2_CDF_Mesropian.pdf.pdf

99 FP420 and 240 diffractive projects

Speaker: Krzysztof Piotrzkowski (University of Louvain, Belgium)

Slides madrid.pdf madrid.ppt

100 Central exclusive production

Speaker: Valeri Khoze (IPPP, Durham, UK)

Slides VKDIS09.pdf VKDIS09.ppt

101 Rapidity gap survival in central exclusive diffraction

Speaker: Christian Weiss (Jefferson Lab, USA)

Slides rgs.pdf

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-4

102 Results on Searches for new physics with kaons

Speaker: Riccardo FANTECHI (INFN - Pisa)

Slides Riccardo_Fantechi_with_spares.pdf

103 Search for Excited Leptons and Quarks at HERA

Speaker: Gabriel STOICEA (IFIN-HH Bucharest)

Slides dis2009-ew-stoicea.pdf

104 Exotic (non-SUSY) Searches at the LHC

Speaker: Ping Tan (FNAL)

Slides DIS_exotica_LHC_PING.pdf

Heavy Flavours: Session-4

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

105 Open charm hadroproduction and the charm content of the proton

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 Tevatron data of D0, D^+, and D^{*+} inclusive production to the IC parameterizations provided by Pumplin et al. We then argue that similar data from pp collisions at RHIC would have the potential to discriminate between different IC models provided they reach out to sufficiently large values of transverse momentum.

Speaker: Bernd Kniehl (University of Hamburg)

Slides dis09.pdf

106 Heavy-flavor results from PHENIX at RHIC

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 effects will also be discussed. Open heavy flavor results include measurements at mid rapidity of the ratio of single electrons from semi-leptonic decays of b and c quarks and their comparison to FONNL calculations.

Speaker: Raphael Granier de Cassagnac (CNRS/IN2P3)

Slides Cassagnac.pdf

107 STAR heavy-flavor results

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 shows similar suppression as seen at lower energies, prompting reevaluations of the production mechanism of quarkonium. We discuss the latest results from STAR on these two topics.

Speaker: Jaroslav Bielcik (NPI, Praque)

Slides JBielcik_dis2009_v4.pdf

108 ALICE potential for heavy-flavour physics

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.

Speaker: Giuseppe Bruno (University and INFN, Bari, Italy)

Slides BRUNOAliceHF.pdf BRUNOAliceHF.ppt

109 Charm fragmentation and excited charm and charm-strange mesons at ZEUS

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 incorporated in leading-logarithm Monte Carlo simulations and a next-to-leading-order calculation. The results are similar to those from e+e- experiments. In addition, the production of excited charm, D_1(2420)0 and D_2^*(2460)0, and charm-strange, D_s1(2536)+/-, mesons has been measured with the ZEUS detector at HERA. The measured yields were converted to the rates of c quarks hadronising as a given excited D meson. The results are compared with those measured previously and with theoretical expectations.

Speaker: Leonid Gladilin (Moscow State University)

Slides gladilin_talk.pdf

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-4

110 Study of the Few Nucleon Systems (CLAS)

Speaker: Yordanka Ilieva

Slides ilieva_dis2009.pdf

111 Hadronization following DIS from CLAS

Speaker: Ken Hicks

Slides hicks-dis2009.pdf hicks-dis2009.ppt

112 Meson photoproduction (CLAS)

Speaker: Steffen Strauch

Slides DIS2009_Strauch.pdf

113 Medium and modified fragmentation function

Speaker: Rodolfo Sassot

Slides sassot.pdf

114 Nuclear p_t-broadening of semi-inclusive produced mesons (HERMES)

Speaker: Yves Van Haarlem

Slides DIS09_talk.pdf

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-4

115 Gluon density from discret BFKL pomeron

Speaker: Henri Paul Kowalski (Deutsches Elektronen Synchrotron (DESY))

Slides Kowalski-DIS-2009.pdf

116 A matrix formulation of small x RG improved evolution

Speaker: Dimitri Colferai (University of Florence and INFN)

Slides colferai.pdf

117 Ambiguities of the NLO BFKL kernel

Speaker: Victor S. Fadin (Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Novosibirsk)

Slides Fadin.pdf

118 Small x evolution in the NLO

Speaker: Ian Balitsky (JLab/ODU)

Slides nlobk20min.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-4

119 Longitudinal Polarization of Lambda and antiLambda Hyperons in Deep-Inelastic Scattering at COMPASS

Speaker: Mr Mikhail Sapozhnikov

Slides dis09_sapozhnikov.pdf dis09_sapozhnikov.ppt

120 Lambda longitudinal polarization dependence on the target polarization in SIDIS

Speaker: Dr Aram Kotzinian

Slides

• kotzinian.ppt.pdf
• kotzinian.ppt.ppt
• slides

121 Transverse lambda polarization at LHC

Speaker: Daniel Boer

Slides Boer-dis09talk.pdf

122 Transversity signals in two-hadron production in COMPASS

Speaker: Mr Heiner Wollny

Slides wollny_dis09.pdf

123 Transversity at CLAS

Speakers: Mr Marco Mirazita, Ms Patrizia Rossi

Slides rossi_DIS09.pdf

Tuesday 28 April

Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Session-5

124 The Pomeron trajectory based on elastic rho photoproduction

Speaker: Benno List (Hamburg university, Germany)

Slides List.pdf.pdf

125 Status and early physics program of TOTEM

Speaker: Hubert Niewiadomski (Penn State University, USA)

Slides dis2009_madrid.pdf dis2009_madrid.ppt

126 Forward detectors in ATLAS

Speaker: Laura Fabbri (INFN Bologna)

Slides ATLASForwardDetectors_LF.pdf

127 Regge phenomenology with the Quark Gluon String model

Speaker: David Milstead (Stockholm university, Sweden)

Slides dis.pdf

128 Double diffraction at Tevatron and LHC

Speaker: Florent Chevallier (IRFU-SPP, CEA Saclay)

Slides Florent_CHEVALLIER.pdf

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-5

129 Diboson Production at the Tevatron

Speaker: Michel Cooke (Fermilab)

Slides 2009-04-28_Dibosons_at_Tevatron.pdf

130 Search for SM Higgs at the Tevatron

Speaker: Anton Anastassov (Northwestern University)

Slides smHiggsTevatron_dis09.pdf

131 SM Higgs Searches at the LHC

Speaker: Patricia Lobelle Pardo (Universidad de Cantabria)

Slides SMHiggsSearchAtLHC_Dis09.pdf

132 Extra Dimensions

Speaker: MARIANO QUIROS (ICREA/IFAE-Barcelona)

Slides quiros.pdf

Future Facilities: Session-1

133 ep and eA physics at low Q2

Speaker: Allen Caldwell (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Physik Munich)

Slides AllenCaldwell.pdf

134 eA physics at a future Electron-Ion Collider

Speaker: Matt Lamont

Slides MattLamont.pdf

135 Spin structure studies at an EIC

Speaker: Ed Kinney

Slides Kinney.pdf

136 Physics with a low/medium energy EIC

Speaker: Christian Weiss (Jefferson Lab, USA)

Slides ChristianWeiss.pdf

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-5

137 Single hadron production in neutral current DIS at NLO

Speaker: Carlos Sandoval

Slides talkDIS09_sandoval.pdf

138 Inclusive K0SK0S resonance production in ep collisions (ZEUS)

Speaker: David Saxon

Slides saxonmadrid4.pdf

139 K* production at low Q2 (H1)

Speaker: Deniz Sunar

Slides Deniz_Sunar.pdf

140 Strangeness production at low and high Q2 (H1)

Speaker: Grazyna Nowak

Slides StrangenessProductionInDISatHERA.pdf StrangenessProductionInDISatHERA.ppt

141 Light mesons in photoproduction (H1)

Speaker: Anna Kropivnitskaya

Slides dis09_kropiv.ppt slides

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-5

142 Update of combined HERAPDF fit

Speaker: Voica Radescu (DESY)

Slides dis2009.vr.pdf.pdf

143 MSTW PDF 2008

Speaker: Robert Thorne (UCL)

Slides dis09thorne.pdf

144 Overview of CTEQ activities

Speaker: Pavel Nadolsky (Southern Methodist University)

Slides nadolsky_sf9428.pdf

145 Precision measurement and combined global analysis of PDF including Pt resummation theory and data

Speaker: Hung-Liang Lai (Taipei Municipal University of Education)

Slides dis09pdfpt2.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-5

146 Search of 2-photon exchange signal in inclusive DIS off transversely polarized protons

Speaker: Mr Alejandro Lopez Ruiz (Universiteit Gent)

Slides http://inwfsun1.ugent.be/~alejandro/DIS09.pdf

147 Accessing Generalized Transversity Distributions with Exclusive pi0 Electroproduction

Speaker: Simonetta Liuti (University of Virginia)

Slides sl_cakeseminar_pi0.pdf

148 Deeply Virtual Compton Scattering at HERA and perspectives at CERN.

Speaker: Dr Laurent Schoeffel

Slides schoeffel_dvcs.pdf.pdf

149 “Transverse" SDMEs in exclusive electro-production of rho^0 at HERMES

Speaker: Dr Ami Rostomyan (DESY)

Slides Rostomyan_DIS09.pdf

150 Deeply exclusive vector-meson electroproduction at CLAS

Speaker: Mr Ahmed Fradi

Slides Rhoplus_FRADI.pdf

10:45 Coffee Break

Joint Session: Diffraction and Vector Mesons + Spin Physics: Session-6

151 VM production and DVCS

Speaker: Aharon Levy (Tel Aviv University)

Slides aharon_LEVY.pdf

152 DVCS and vector meson production

Speaker: Pierre Marage (Universite Libre de Bruxelles)

Slides DIS09_27-04-09.pdf DIS09_27-04-09.ppt

153 Spin density matrix elements in exclusive rho0 production on H and D targets at HERMES

Speaker: Wolf-Dieter Nowak (DESY, Germany)

Slides W.-D.Nowak_Madrid_DIS2009.pdf

154 Generalized parton distributions (CLAS)

Speaker: Brahim Moreno (IPN, Orsay, France)

Slides Brahim_MORENO.pdf

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-6

155 Search for non-SM Higgs at the Tevatron

Speaker: Tim Scanlon (Imperial College)

Slides bsmhiggs_dis09_scanlon.pdf

156 Non-SM Higgs Searches at the LHC

Speaker: Sandra Horvat

Slides SHorvat_DIS09_28042009.pdf

157 Higgs/SUSY

Speaker: Sven Heinemeyer (IFCA-Cantabria)

Slides sven.pdf

158 Supersymmetry

Speaker: Dirk Zerwas (LAL Orsay)

Slides 090428_Madrid.pdf 090428_Madrid.ppt

Future Facilities: Session-2

159 QCD at the LHeC

Speaker: Anna Stasto (Penn State U./RIKEN BNL)

Slides AnnaStasto.pdf

160 Precision studies of QCD and EW interactions

Speaker: Olaf Behnke (DESY)

Slides

• obehnke090428.pdf
• obehnke090428.ppt
• OlafBehnke.pdf

161 New Physics at large scales

Speaker: Uta Klein

Slides uta.klein.pdf

162 Potential of the LHeC to constrain PDFs

Speaker: Juan Rojo (INFN Sezione di Milano)

Slides JuanRojo.pdf

Heavy Flavours: Session-5

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

163 Higher-order soft corrections to tt-bar production

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 the sensitivity on the parton luminosity.

Speaker: Ulrich Langenfeld (Zeuthen)

Slides Langenfeld_DIS09.pdf

164 Recent measurements of top quark production cross section at CDF

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.

Speaker: Gervasio Gomez (Instituto de Física de Cantabria)

Slides DIS09_Madrid_CDF_top_xsec_Gervasio_090428.pdf DIS09_Madrid_CDF_top_xsec_Gervasio_090428.ppt

165 Top Production Cross Sections at D0

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 distinguish signal from background processes. We also present measurements of single top quark production at D0 using several multivariate techniques to separate signal from background: boosted decision trees, bayesian neural networks and matrix elements.

Speaker: Jiri Kvita (Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University)

Slides JiriKvita_TopProduction_DIS09.pdf

166 ATLAS preparations for precise B-decays measurements sensitive to BSM phenomena

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 decaying to J/psi -> mumu Using this trigger ATLAS will be able to accommodate unprecedentedly high statistics in so called Golden LHC channel: Bs->J/psi phi allowing a measurement of the CP violation effect, where BSM models predicted values are significantly higher than SM. In the rare decays sector, these are purely di-muon decays, and families of semi-muonic exclusive channels. Already with 1 fb-1 the ATLAS sensitivity in the di-muon channels will be comparable to today worlds statistics. The strategy is to carry on the di-muon channel programme up to nominal LHC luminosity. In particular in each of these two experiments the Bs -> mumu signal with 4.3 sigma significance can be measured combining low luminosity samples with those of one year of LHC operation at a luminosity of 10^34 cm-2 s-1. This precision allows excludingvor confirming the SM unambiguously.

Speaker: Konstantin Toms (University of New Mexico)

Slides ATLAS_preparations_for_precise_B-decays_measurements_sensitive_to_BSM_v3.pdf ATLAS_preparations_for_precise_B-decays_measurements_sensitive_to_BSM_v3.ppt

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-6

167 Measurement of di-jet angular distributions (D0)

Speaker: Nirmalya Parua

168 Angular correlations in three-jet events in ep collisions (ZEUS)

Speaker: Stephen Magill

Slides Three-Jet_Angular_Correlations_in_ep_Collisions.pdf

169 Azimuthal decorrelations between QCD jets at all orders

Speaker: Andrea Banfi

Slides Abanfi.pdf

170 Transverse momentum resummation at hadron colliders

Speaker: Massimiliano Grazzini

Slides DIS2009_2.pdf

171 Path integral methods for soft gluon resummation

Speaker: Chris White

Slides white_chris_NE.pdf

172 Gaps-between-jets and soft gluon resummation

Speaker: Simone Marzani (University of Manchester)

Slides marzaniDIS09gaps.pdf

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-6

173 NNPDF2.0: Towards a global neural network PDF analysis

Speaker: Maria Ubiali (University of Edinburgh)

Slides ubiali_dis09.pdf

174 Unbiased determination of the strangeness content of the nucleon

Speaker: Juan Rojo (INFN Sezione di Milano)

Slides rojo_dis09_nnpdf12.pdf

175 Phenomenology of small-x resummation

Speaker: Juan Rojo (INFN Sezione di Milano)

Slides rojo_dis09_smallx.pdf

176 Determination of strange sea distributions from nuN DIS

Speaker: Serguei Alekhin (State Res.Center of Russian Feder. Inst.f.High Energy Phys. (IFVE))

Slides sf6-4-alekhin.pdf

177 EPS09 - Global NLO analysis of nuclear PDFs

Speaker: Hannu Paukkunen (Jyväskylä University, Finland)

Slides Paukkunen_DIS2009.pdf

13:00 Lunch

Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Session-7

178 Talk cancelled

179 The Shuvaev transform and the skewness effect at small x

Speaker: Thomas Teubner (University of Liverpool, UK)

Slides teubner.pdf

180 DVCS and the skewness effect at small x

Speaker: Dieter Mueller (Bochum University, Germany)

Slides DIS09.pdf

181 Diffractive production of photons at high t

Speaker: Tomas Hreus (ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium)

Slides 2009_dis_hreus.pdf

182 Pomeron Odderon interference in production of pi-pi pairs at LHC

Speaker: Florian Schwennsen (LPT Orsay, France)

Slides schwennsen-dis2009.pdf

Joint Session: Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model + Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-7

183 D0 results in Z + jets

Speaker: Michael Kirby

Slides D0_ZJets.pdf

184 CDF results in W / Z + jets

Speaker: Tara Shears

Slides wzjet_cdf.pdf

185 Atlas and CMS W/Z+jets production

Speaker: Jason Nielsen

Slides DIS09_WZJets_Nielsen.pdf

186 LHCb Studies of W and Z boson production in the forward region

Speaker: Sara Traynor

Slides Sara_DISpresMay09.pdf

187 aT distribution of the Z0 boson at low transverse momentum

Speaker: Rosa Delgado

Slides aT_distribution_-_Rosa_Durán_Delgado.pdf

Future Facilities: Session-3

188 Designs for an Electron-Ion Collider

Speaker: Vladimir Livitenko

Slides VladimirLitvinenko.pdf

189 EIC detector plans

Speaker: Elke-Caroline Aschenauer (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Slides ElkeAschenauer.ppt ElkeAschenauer.pptx

190 LHeC facility plans

Speaker: Bernard Holzer

Slides bernard.pdf

191 LHeC detector plans

Speaker: Allesandro Pollini

Slides AlessandroPolini.ppt

Heavy Flavours: Session-6

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

192 Variable-flavour-number scheme in the analysis of heavy-quark electro-production data

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 the variant of analysis within the FFN scheme is performed. Prediction of the two variants of fit are compared to the heavy-quark electro-production data by the HERA experiments. Applications for the LHC phenomenology are considered.

Speaker: Serguei Alekhin (State Res.Center of Russian Feder. Inst.f.High Energy Phys. (IFVE))

Slides dis2.pdf

193 Moments of the 3-loop corrections to the heavy flavor contribution to F2(x,Q2) for Q^2 >> m^2

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 matrix elements.

Speaker: Sebastian Klein (Zeuthen)

Slides Se_Klein_DIS09.pdf

194 Extraction of F2c(x,Q2) from D* cross sections at H1

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 period corresponding to an integrated luminosity of 347 pb^-1. The charm contribution to the proton structure, F2^c(x,Q2), is determined by extrapolating the visible charm cross section to the full phase space using a Next-to-Leading order QCD calculation based on DGLAP evolution and a Leading order Monte-Carlo program including parton showers based on CCFM evolution. The extrapolation uncertainties are studied varying the theory parameters like charm mass, renormalisation and factorisation scales as well as the fragmentation model.

Speaker: Andreas Jung (DESY)

Slides DIS2009_anjung.pdf

195 Charm production in DIS and the measurement of F2cc at ZEUS

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 extracted and compared with theoretical predictions using different parameterisations of the proton PDFs.

Speaker: Philipp Roloff (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY))

Slides dis_2009_roloff.pdf

196 D*+- production at high Q2 with the H1 detector

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 measurement covers the pseudorapidity interval |eta(D*)|<1.5, transverse momenta p_T(D*)>1.5 GeV, and inelasticity in the scattering process 0.02 < y < 0.7. Differential cross sections are compared to predictions from the next-to leading order calculation HVQDIS and the leading order Monte Carlo codes RAPGAP and CASCADE.

Speaker: Martin Brinkmann (University of Hamburg)

Slides distalk_final.pdf

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-7

197 Inclusive jets and exclusive central particle production at the Tevatron

Speaker: Ronan McNulty (UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN)

Slides mcnulty_dis09.pdf

198 Measurements from Tevatron on p roduction of W, Z, Drell-Yan, and constraints on PDFs

Speaker: Harald Fox (Lancaster University)

Slides sf7-2-Fox.pdf

199 Study of W and Z production in LHC

Speaker: Ms Maria Cepeda (C. I. E. M. A. T. (Madrid))

Slides MariaCepeda_WZProductionLHC.pdf

200 Precise luminosity measurement using electroweak bosons and luminosity measurement using two photon dimuon production with LHCb

Speaker: Francesco De Lorenzi (University College Dublin)

Slides Indirect_Precise_luminosity_measurement_at_LHCb.pdf

201 CTEQ PDFs for event generators at LHC

Speaker: Hung-Liang Lai (Taipei Municipal University of Education)

Slides dis09pdf4eg.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-7

202 Non-Sinlget spin structure function in the valon model

Speaker: Dr Fatemeh Taghavi (Institute for Studies in Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, Tehran, Iran)

Slides Taghavi-DIS.pdf

203 Gluon Polarization Measurements from the PHENIX Spin Program

Speaker: Swadhin Taneja

ppt deltaG_taneja.ppt.ppt

Slides deltaG_taneja.pdf

204 Exploring the Gluon Polarization in the Proton with Inclusive and Correlation Measurements at STAR

Speaker: Bernd Surrow (MIT)

Slides B.Surrow.pdf

205 Open-Charm results from COMPASS

Speaker: Mr Celso Franco (LIP-Lisbon)

Slides Celso_Fanco_DIS2009.pdf

16:45 Coffee Break

Joint Session: Diffraction and Vector Mesons + Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-8

206 Probing low x with LHCb data

Speaker: Jonathan Anderson (Universitaet Zuerich)

Slides DIS09_DY_Anderson.pdf

207 A global analysis of DIS with running coupling BK evolution

Speaker: Javier Lopez Albacete (Universidad Nacional Cordoba)

Slides 2-Lapez_Albacete.pdf

208 Accomodating diffraction in small-x evolution in the CGC

Speaker: Heribert Weigert (University of Oulu)

Slides DIS-2009.pdf

209 Nuclear enhancement and suppression of diffractive structure functions at high energies

Speaker: Tuomas Lappi (CEA/Saclay)

Slides dis09.pdf

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-8

210 Search for SUSY at the Tevatron

Speaker: Andrey Loginov (Yale University)

Slides talk_dis2009.pdf

211 Search for GMSB and new physics using photons

Speaker: Raimund STROEHMER (LMU Munich)

Slides gmsb.pdf

212 SUSY Searches at the LHC

Speaker: Diego Casadei (New York University)

Slides susy-at-lhc.pdf

213 A General Search for New Phenomena at HERA

Speaker: Gerhard Brandt (DESY)

Slides brandt_DIS2009_GenSearch.pdf

Future Facilities: Session-4

214 The JLAB 12 GeV upgrade- Short introduction

Speaker: Rolf Ent

Slides RolfEnt.pdf

215 The Hall A deep inelastic scattering program at 12 GeV

Speaker: Nilanga Liyanage (University of Virginia)

Slides NilangaLiyanage.pdf

216 The CLAS12 detector at JLAB to measure GPDS and large-x PDFs

Speaker: Michel Guidal

Slides MichelGuidal.ppt

217 The SHMS and the Hall C L/T separated DIS program

Speaker: Cynthia Keppel (Hampton U. / Jefferson Lab)

Slides CynthiaKeppel.pdf

218 The 12 GeV upgrade DIS related program

Speaker: Simonetta Liuti

Slides SimonettaLiuti.pdf

Heavy Flavours: Session-7

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

219 Global PDF analysis in an intermediate-mass scheme

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 simplicity of its matrix elements. The resulting intermediate-mass (IM) scheme for perturbative QCD calculation can be regarded either as an improved ZM formulation with the correct treatment of heavy-flavor final state kinematics; or, alternatively, as a simplifed GM formulation with approximate ZM hard cross sections. I discuss representative global analyses based on the IM formulation, and show that they come quite close to reproducing the more accurate GM results.

Speaker: Pavel Nadolsky (Southern Methodist University)

Slides nadolsky_hq.pdf

220 Heavy flavour effects in the virtual photon structure functions to NLO in QCD

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 next-leading order in QCD.

Speaker: Tsuneo Uematsu (Kyoto)

Slides DIS09-HFL-uematsu.pdf

221 F2cc and F2bb using the H1 vertex detector at HERA and the combination with the D* method

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 which includes inputs, as measured by the H1 vertex detector, of the impact parameter of tracks to the primary vertex and the position of the secondary vertex. The measurements are compared with previous data, NLO and NNLO QCD predictions. The combination of recent results on the charm contribution, F2^c, to the inclusive proton structure function F2 in deep inelastic scattering at HERA is presented. At the H1 experiment F2^c(x,Q2) is determined either from the measured production cross section of D*+-(2010) mesons or by making use of the long lifetime of heavy quarks. The combination of both charm tag methods accounts for correlations of the systematic uncertainties of the measurements and leads to significant improvements of precision.

Speaker: Paul Daniel Thompson (Birmingham)

Slides dis09.pdf

222 Beauty production in in DIS and the measurement of F2bb at ZEUS

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 cross sections were measured and compared to next-to-leading order QCD predictions. The beauty contribution to the proton structure function F2, F2bb, was extracted and compared with theoretical predictions using different parameterisations of the proton PDFs.

Speaker: Marcello Bindi (Universita & INFN, Bologna)

Slides DIS09_Bindi.pdf

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-8

223 CKKW merging at NLO

Speaker: Leif Lonnblad

Slides 09lonnblad.pdf

224 Gluon and dipole cascades on the light-front

Speaker: Anna Stasto (Penn State U./RIKEN BNL)

Slides lcptmhv.pdf

225 The CASCADE Monte Carlo event generator

Speaker: Hannes Jung

Slides cascade.pdf

226 Study of forward jet production using qg,qg in kt-factorization

Speaker: Deak Michal

Slides DIS2009Deak.pdf

227 W/Z production in the k_T-factorization approach

Speaker: Nikolay Zotov (SINP, Moscow State University)

Slides talk_dis09.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-8

228 Theoretical update of twist-3 single-spin asymmetry in semi-inclusive DIS

Speaker: Dr Kazuhiro Tanaka

Slides dis09_2.pdf

229 HERMES results on azimuthal modulations in the spin-independent SIDIS cross section (Cahn/Boer-Mulders effects)

Speaker: Dr Francesca Giordano (DESY)

Slides Giordano_DIS09.pdf

230 Azimuthal asymmetries in SIDIS off unpolarized targets (Boer-Mulders/Cahn effects) at COMPASS

Speaker: Dr Andrea Bressan (Triest)

Slides DIS2009_Bressan_Unp.pdf DIS2009_Bressan_Unp.ppt

231 Measurements of Drell-Yan Angular Distributions and the Transverse Boer-Mulders Structure Function

Speaker: Paul E. Reimer

Slides Reimer_DY_Angular_2.pdf

Conference Dinner

Wednesday 29 April

Joint Session: Diffraction and Vector Mesons + Spin Physics: Session-9

232 Exclusive rho0 production at COMPASS

Speaker: Guillaume Jegou (CEA Saclay, France)

Slides jegou_29_04_09.pdf

233 Overview of HERMES DVCS results

Speaker: Sergey Yashchenko (DESY Zeuthen, Germany)

Slides Sergey_YASHENKO.pdf

234 GPD projects at COMPASS

Speaker: Etienne Burtin

Slides DIS2009_burtin.pdf

235 Dispersion relation for GPDs

Speaker: Gary Goldstein (Tufts university, USA)

Slides goldstein_DIS2009g.pdf

236 Forward neutron asymmetries generated in polarized pp collisions at RHIC

Speaker: Manabu Togawa (RIKEN, BNL, USA)

Slides DIS2009_mtogawa.pdf

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-9

237 Multilepton Production at HERA

Speaker: Monica Turcato (Hamburg University)

Slides dis09_turcato.pdf

238 Search for multimuons in CDF

Speaker: Fabio Happacher (Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati)

Slides dis09_CDFmultimuons.pdf

239 Search for multimuons in D0

Speaker: Peter Ratoff (Lancaster University)

Slides D0_Multimuons_29April2009.pdf

240 Multi-lepton signals at LHC: the key to model discrimination

Speaker: Juan Antonio Aguilar-Saavedra (University of Granada)

Slides multi.pdf

Future Facilities: Session-5

241 Exploring the Anti-quark Structure of Matter with Drell-Yan

Speaker: Paul Reimer

Slides PaulReimer.pdf

242 Vertex detector upgrades for the Phenix detector

Speaker: Rachid Nouicer

Slides RachidNouicer.ppt

243 The Phenix forward muon trigger upgrade project for the study of the proton spin

Speaker: yoshinori Fukao

Slides YoshinoriFukao.pdf

244 Future physics program at RHIC with tagged forward protons

Speaker: Jeong-Hun Lee

Slides JHLee.pdf

Heavy Flavours: Session-8

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

245 Quark Model and the Spectroscopy of the b-baryons

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.

Speaker: Marek Karliner (Tel-Aviv)

PowerPoint DIS09_Madrid_karliner.ppt

Slides DIS09_Madrid_karliner.pdf

246 Properties of heavy quark hadrons at CDF

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.

Speaker: Juan Pablo Fernandez (CIEMAT)

Slides heavyh-dis09-jpfr.pdf

247 Charmonia and bottom production measurements with J/psi events at LHCb

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 charmonia related measurements will also be discussed, such as that of the J/psi polarization at production or of the production of some of the new X, Y and Z states.

Speaker: Matthew David Needham (EPFL)

Slides dis3.pdf dis3.ppt

248 Production of exclusive charmonium at CDF

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

Speaker: James Pinfold (University of Alberta)

Slides Pinfold-DIS2009-CDF-Exclusive-Charmonia.ppt.pdf

249 Measurement of Bc mass and lifetime at LHCb

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.

Speaker: Jibo He (Laboratoire de l'Accélérateur Linéaire (LAL))

Slides BcAtLHCb.pdf

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-9

250 Quark Reggeization and prompt photon production at HERA and Tevatron

Speaker: V.A. Saleev

Slides saleev_rep_09.pdf

251 Prompt-photon production in DIS (ZEUS)

Speaker: Matthew Forrest

Slides mf.prph.dis.2009.pdf

252 Prompt Photons in photoproduction (H1)

Speaker: Krzysztof Nowak

Slides Nowak.pdf

253 Photon + jet results from D0

Speaker: Lars Sonnenschein

Slides Sonnenschein_D0photonJets_DIS2009.pdf

254 Inclusive Prompt Photon Production at CDF

Speaker: Carolina Deluca

Slides Deluca.pdf

Structure Functions and Low-x: Session-9

255 Towards higher precision PDFs at large x

Speaker: Cynthia Keppel (Hampton U. / Jefferson Lab)

Slides largeX_Keppel.pdf.pdf

256 CCFM evolution with unitarity bound

Speaker: Emil Avsar (CEA-Saclay/Ipht)

Slides Emil_DIS09.pdf

257 Pt symmetry and renormalization in Pomeron model

Speaker: Gian Paolo Vacca (INFN - Bologna)

Slides dis2009_vacca.pdf

258 Local two-photon couplings and the J=0 fixed pole in real and virtual Compton scattering

Speaker: Felipe Jose Llanes Estrada (U. Complutense)

Slides DIS09LlanesEstrada_2.pdf

10:45 Coffee Break

Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Session-10

259 Ultra-peripheral Au Au collisions at RHIC

Speaker: Mate Csanad (Eotvos University, Budapest)

Slides csanad_upc_090429.pdf csanad_upc_090429.ppt

260 Timelike Compton scattering at LHC

Speaker: Jakub Wagner (Institute for nuclear studies)

Slides WagnerDIS2009.pdf

261 Nuclear DVCS at high energies within the colour dipole approach

Speaker: Magno Machado (UNIPAMPA)

Slides mmachado_dis2009.pdf

262 Exclusive vs diffractive vector meson production in DIS at small x or off nuclei

Speaker: Cyrille Marquet (Columbia university, New York, USA)

Slides marquet-dis.ppt

Electroweak Physics and Beyond the Standard Model: Session-10

263 Search for new neutral gauge bosons and leptoquarks at the Tevatron

Speaker: Alexei Safonov (Texas A&M University)

Slides DIS09_Safonov.pdf DIS09_Safonov.ppt

264 Results on Searches for new physics in B-factories

Speaker: Gerald EIGEN (Bergen)

Slides GE-dis09.pdf

265 Search for new physics in the Bs sector at the Tevatron

Speaker: Thomas Kuhr (University of Karlsruhe)

Slides Kuhr_BsTevatron.pdf

266 Search for new physics in the B-sector at the LHC

Speaker: Johannes Albrecht (U. Heidelberg)

Slides albrecht.pdf

Future Facilities: Session-6

267 The Minerva detector and science possibilities

Speaker: benjamin Ziemer

Slides BenjaminZiemer.pdf

268 Future plans of COMPASS

Speaker: Alain Magnon

Slides AlainMagnon.pptx

Heavy Flavours: Session-9

slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

269 Recent results on charmonium production at HERA-B

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^-) were acquired with the di-lepton trigger. A complete study of the charmonium production (such as J/psi, psi' and chi_c states) in the negative Feynman x region (x_F), and of the J/psi polarization will be presented. Results will be given also on the nuclear dependence of charmonium production, on chi_c and psi' production and the determination of the b b-bar cross section in proton-nucleus collisions.

Speaker: Roberto Spighi (Bologna)

Slides spighi_dis2009.pdf

270 Quarkonium production in CMS

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.

Speaker: Carlos Lourenco (CERN)

Slides DIS09-CMS-QQbar.pdf

271 B baryons at D0

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 tracks and charged tracks with large impact parameters was higher. This technique along with the use of multivariate techniques made possible the observation of both resonances. The Omega_b in the decay channel Omega + J/psi and the Cascade_b in Cascade J/psi.

Speaker: Peter Ratoff (Lancaster University, UK)

Slides B_Baryons_at_D-Zero.pdf

272 Heavy Flavour production in ATLAS

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 will soon dominate measurements, allowing tests of QCD in Heavy Flavour sector already with 10 pb-1. With larger statistics production polarization measurements are being prepared for J/psi and Lambda_b. It is expected that 30 fb-1 collected at 10^33 cm-2 s-1 will allow specific measurements not accessible with limited statistics of Tevatron. In particular Lambda_b polarization measurement can be achieved using Lambda_b -> J/psi Lambda decay. In J/psi a polarization measurement will allow to confirm or exclude model predictions within large interval of transverse momenta.

Speaker: Thorsten Stahl (University of Siegen)

Slides dis09_tstahl.pdf

273 Round-table discussion on heavy-flavour studies in LHC era

Hadronic Final States and QCD: Session-10

274 Soft QCD and the underlying event at CDF

Speaker: Christina Mesropian

Slides soft_UE_CDF_Mesropian.pdf.pdf

275 Minimum Bias and Underlying Event Studies at CMS

Speaker: Nick van Remortel

Slides NickvanRemortelDIS09.pdf

276 The underlying event in photoproduction (H1)

Speaker: Lluis Marti

Slides marti.pdf

277 Particle Charge Asymmetries (H1)

Speaker: Dan Traynor

Slides traynor_H1_chargeasym_dis09talk.pdf

278 Scaled momentum distributions of charged particles in dijet photoproduction (ZEUS)

Speaker: John Morris

Slides JMorris_DIS09.pdf

279 Measurement of charged particle spectra in pp collisions at CMS

Speaker: Luca Mucibello

Slides ChargedParticleSpectra_DIS09.pdf

280 On QCD non-perturbative hadronisation effects in jets

Speaker: Yazid Delenda

Slides Yazid_Delenda_DIS2009.pdf

Spin Physics: Session-10

281 Spectator model for TMDs

Speaker: Dr Francesco Conti

Slides Conti-DIS09-b.pdf Conti-DIS09-final.pdf

282 COMPASS results on Collins and Sivers asymmetries

Speaker: Andrea Bressan (University of Trieste and INFN)

Slides DIS2009_Bressan_SSA.pdf slides

283 Single-spin asymmetries in SIDIS off transversely polarized protons at HERMES

Speaker: Dr Luciano Pappalardo

Slides Pappalardo_Luciano_DIS09.pdf

284 Heavy flavor contributions to transversity at 2- and 3 loops

Speaker: Beat Toedtli

Slides TRANS.pdf

Free Time / Visit to Prado Museum

Thursday 30 April

Plenary Session: Chair: Anthony Thomas (Jefferson Lab)

285 Structure Functions and Low-x: Theoretical Summary

Speaker: Agustin Sabio Vera

Slides AgustinSabio.pdf

286 Structure Functions and Low-x: Experimental Summary

Speaker: Burkard Reisert

Slides BurkardReisert.pdf

287 Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Theoretical Summary

Speaker: Markus Diehl

Slides MarkusDiehl.pdf

288 Diffraction and Vector Mesons: Experimental Summary

Speaker: Paul James Laycock (Oliver Lodge Laboratory-University of Liverpool)

Slides PaulLaycock.pdf

10:30 Coffee Break

Plenary Session: Chair: David Saxon (University of Glasgow)

289 Electroweak Physics and BSM: Theoretical Summary

Speaker: Francisco Del Aguila (Facultad de Fisica)

Slides FranciscoDelAguila.pdf

290 Electroweak Physics and BSM: Experimental Summary

Speaker: Mario Martinez

Slides MarioMartinez.pdf

291 Hadronic Final States and QCD: Theoretical Summary

Speaker: Leszek Motyka (Hamburg University)

Slides hfsqcd_all_together.pdf

292 Hadronic Final States and QCD: Experimental Summary (I)

Speaker: Albert Knutsson (DESY)

Slides hfsqcd_all_together.pdf

293 Hadronic Final States and QCD: Experimental Summary (II)

Speaker: gavin hesketh

Slides hfsqcd_all_together.pdf

294 Heavy Flavours: News from Theory

Speaker: Ahmed Ali (Unknown)

Slides AhmedAli.pdf

295 Heavy Flavours: News from Proton and Heavy Ion Colliders

Speaker: Diego Tonelli (Fermilab)

Slides Diego_Tonelli.pdf

296 Heavy Flavours: News from HERA and e+e- Colliders

Speaker: Leonid Gladilin (Moscow State University)

Slides LeonidGladilin.pdf

Lunch

Plenary Session: Chair: John Dainton (Cockcroft Institute)

297 Spin Physics: Theoretical Summary

Speaker: Rodolfo Sassot (Universidad de Buenos Aires)

Slides RodolfoSassot.pdf

298 Spin Physics: Experimental Summary

Speaker: Carl Gagliardi (Texas A&amp;M University)

Slides CarlGagliardi.pdf

299 Future Facilities: Introduction

Speaker: Albert De Roeck (CERN & Antwerp University)

Slides AlbertDeRoeck.ppt

300 The LHeC Project Perspective

Speaker: Max Klein (University of Liverpool)

Slides MaxKlein.pdf

301 The EIC Project Perspective

Speaker: Abhay Deshpande (Stony Brook University)

Slides AbhayDeshpande.pdf

302 LHeC/EIC Panel Discussion

Speakers: 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)

Slides

• AllenCaldwell.pdf
• AnthonyThomas.pdf
• SteveVigdor.ppt
• Vigdor_EIC_panel_slides.pdf
• Vigdor_EIC_panel_slides.ppt

Coffee Break

Plenary Session: Chair: Joachim Mnich (DESY)

303 Concluding Talk: Outlook and Perspectives

Speaker: Guido Altarelli (Universita Roma Tre/CERN)

Slides GuidoAltarelli.pdf

304 Final Remarks

Speaker: Aharon Levy (Tel Aviv University)

Slides AharonLevy.ppt

305 Closing of DIS 2009

Speaker: Juan Terron (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)

Slides JuanTerron.pdf