Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Physics School
A school "Diffractive and electromagnetic processes at high energies" is held in Heidelberg, September 2 - 6, 2013. Applications from students and postdocs are encouraged. The school programme consists of invited talks of the HERA, TEVATRON and LHC programmes, invited lectures and seminars contributed by the participants .
This school is generously funded by the Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Foundation.
Invited Lectures
- M. Albrow, Fermi Nat. Lab.,''Central Exclusive Production at Hadron Colliders'
- S.U. Chung, CERN/TU Munich, ''Diffraction in the COMPASS Experiment"
- M. Deile, CERN, "Review of TOTEM Results"
- J. Figiel, Inst. Nucl. Phys., PAN Cracow, ''Exclusive Diffraction at HERA''
- L. Goerlich, Inst. Nucl. Phys., PAN Cracow, "Inclusive Diffraction at HERA "
- G. Herrera Corral, CINVESTAV, Mexico, "Diffraction in ALICE"
- L. Jenkovszky, Bogolubov Inst. Theor. Physics, Kiev, "Diffraction at the LHC"
- K. Kuznetsova, Karlsruhe Inst. of Technology, ''Diffractive and Forward Physics in CMS"
- A. Martin, IPPP, Durham, "Introduction to Diffraction"
- R. McNulty, University College, Dublin, "Diffractive and Forward Physics in LHCb"
- Ch. Mesropian, Rockefeller Univ., New York, ''Review of Diffraction at the TEVATRON"
- O. Nachtmann, Inst. Theor. Physics, Univ of Heidelberg, ''High-energy soft reactions: A model with tensor Pomeron and and vector Odderon"
- J. Nystrand, Bergen University, ''Review of ultra-peripheral reactions in heavy-ion collisions"
- M. Peardon, Trinity College Dublin, "Lattice QCD and the hadron spectrum"
- M. Poghosyan , CERN, "Introduction to Regge Field Theory"
- Ch. Royon, CEA/IRFU Saclay "Diffractive and Forward Physics in ATLAS"
- W. Schäfer, Inst. Nucl. Phys., PAN Cracow, "Introduction to diffractive processes in hadron-nucleus and photon-nucleus reactions"
- V. Serbo, Novosibirsk State University, "Strong Electromagnetic Field Effects in Ultra-Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collisions"
- A. Szczurek, Inst. Nucl. Phys., PAN Cracow, ''Review of Exclusive Processes at High Energies: Theory Point of View and Suggestions for Future Experiments''
Organizers:
R. Schicker, Phys. Inst., University Heidelberg
A. Szczurek, Institute of Nuclear Physics, PAN Cracow, and Rzeszow University
