International symposium on Clustering as a Window on the Hierarchical Structure of Quantum Systems (CLUSHIQ2020)

Venue Invited Speakers Registration Transportation
Accomodation Program Organizing Committee  


The 1st international symposium on Clustering as a window on the hierarchical structure of quantum systems (CLUSHIQ2020) will be held in Beppu in Kyushu island, Japan, from Jan. 23-24, 2020.

This symposium is aiming at discussing why our material world has a hierarchical structure: quarks, hadrons, nuclei, atoms and molecules. In particular, we focus on clusters and strong correlations in each hierarchy, which may provide us keys to understand the hierarchical structure in universal way. We also discuss the characteristic feature of correlations/clustering in each hierarchy.

The topics include:

  1. Exotic hadrons using high-energy heavy-ion collisions, pp collisions and other reactions
  2. Lattice QCD, Ab-initio calculations
  3. Exotic nuclei, alpha clusters, multi-neutron clusters, NN correlation
  4. Three nucleon force, many-body force
  5. Hypernuclei, strangeness, hyperon-nucleon interactions
  6. Ultra-cold atoms and exotic atomic/molecular states/phases, quantum simulation
  7. Efimov physics
  8. Few-body physics

This symposium is organized by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas, “Clustering as a window on the hierarchical structure of quantum systems”
http://be.nucl.ap.titech.ac.jp/cluster/eng/index.html
(MEXT Kakenhi 18H05400)

Venue

CLUSHIQ2020 will take place at Beppu city in Kyushu Island, Japan. Beppu is famous for Onsen (Hot-spring Spa). Indeed, Beppu has the largest number of hot-spring sources in Japan. You can see clouds of steam everywhere in the city. The city is well connected to major cities in Japan by air and by trains. The city is about 45min bus ride from the nearest airport “Oita Airport”, which has more than 10 flights/day from/to Haneda airport in Tokyo, which is now connected to major cities in the world. The nearest station “Beppu” is about 2 hour train ride from Hakata station in Fukuoka. See the detail in “Transportation”.

The venue is Spa & Resort Ryotiku Bettei in Beppu city.
https://www.ryoutiku.com/ (Japanese)
https://www.ryoutiku.com/index_en.html (English)
All the participants are expected to stay here for 22nd-24th.

Invited Speakers

Federico Antinori (CERN)
Tomasz Skwarnicki (Syracuse University)
Johann Haidenbauer (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
Or Hen (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Panos Giannakeas (Purdue University)
Tilman Enss (Heidelberg University)
Jaume Carbonell (IPN Orsey)
Rimantas Lazauskas (IPHC Strasbourg)
Tadeusz Lesiak (Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences)

Registration

Please register from here 
Deadline; November 30th, 2019
*Applicants to travel support will be notified on the results of their applications latest by 10th December 2019.

Fees: 11,000 JPY
The registration fee includes refreshments throughout the conference, lunch on Thursday and Friday and dinner on Thursday. The fee does not include accommodation. Please refer to the “Accommodation”

Transportation

 <<To Beppu>>
There are mainly two routes:
1) Via Oita airport: This airport is closest to the conference venue, and is frequently connected to Tokyo-Haneda, and Osaka-Itami airport. The best way from abroad is to reach Tokyo Haneda.  If you reach Tokyo-Narita airport instead, then take a train or Limousine bus to Tokyo Haneda which takes about 1~1.5 hours.

From Oita Airport to Beppu Station
Take an Airport Express Airliner from Oita airport to Beppu Station. It takes about 45 min., and costs 1,500 Yen.

From Beppu station to Conference Venue:  See below

2) Via Fukuoka airport: This airport is about 2 hours away from Beppu city, but the flights are even more frequent to Tokyo Haneda/Osaka Itami, and other domestic cities. This airport has also some international connections.

・From Fukuoka　Airport/Hakata Station to Beppu Station

2)-i)BUS: Take an Express bus from Fukuoka Airport or from Hakata Bus Terminal (Toyonokuni Bus). It takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes. Reservation is required in advance.
http://www.atbus-de.com.e.jo.hp.transer.com/  

2)-ii)TRAIN: Take a subway to Hakata station, then transfer to JR line from Hakata station to Beppu station(Limited Express SONIC). It takes about 2 hours.
Time tables for Limited Express SONIC:
https://www.jrkyushu.co.jp/english/pdf/timetable_20190316_20200229.pdf

 <<From Beppu to Conference Venue>>
・Take a free shuttle bus offered by the Hotel (Ryotiku Bettei, Symposium venue) from Beppu Station.  The reservation is required. So we will ask your arrival time by Jan.9th, 2020.
Time tables for the shuttle bus to Hotel as below;
Jan. 22th, 23rd.; 14:30,15:00,15:30,16:00,16:30,17:00,17:30,18:00

 ・Taking the taxi from Beppu station.

 <<Departing from the Conference Venue>>
 ・From Hotel to Oita Airport
We have reserved a shuttle bus to Oita Airport, which starts just after the end of the symposium at 15:30.  We will ask you if you would like to use this shuttle by Jan.9th, 2020.

   ･From Hotel to Beppu Station
 A shuttle bus to Beppu station is also available.
 We will ask you if you would like to use this shuttle by Jan.9th, 2020.

Accomodation

Ryotiku Bettei https://www.ryoutiku.com/index_en.html
This will be also the Symposium Venue.
Address: Kaikanji 3, Beppu, Oita, Japan
Phone: 0977-26-0022

Fee: for each person (including breakfast)

 

Jan.22nd

Jan 23rd

Single Room

13,000 JPY+tax

14,000JPY+tax

Double Room

10,000 JPY+tax

11,000Jpy+tax

Triple Room

9,000 JPY+tax

10,000 JPY+ tax

Quadruple Room

8,000 JPY+tax

9,000 JPY+tax

Note; *Rooms are allocated by the organizer. Most of attendee (except for the invited speakers from abroad) are allocated to a Triple Room or Quadruple room.

Cancellation and Refund Policy (Important!)

All cancellations must be given in writing to us.The following cancellation charges shall apply:
・if the written cancellation is received by the organizer by January 10th, 2020, you will not be charged.
・if the written cancellation is received by the organizer after January 10th, 2020, or you do not attend the 　event, you have to make a payment for full accommodation and registration fee.

Program

 

Jan.23th 　 Speaker Affliation Title
8:45 Welcome Takashi NAKAMURA Tokyo Institute of Technology －
8:55 A01-1 Federico ANTINORI INFN Padova Matter from the fundamental constituents: the QCD plasma and the ALICE experiment at the Large Hadron Collider
9:35 A01-2 Hideki HAMAGAKI Nagasaki Institute of
Applied Science		 Study of exotic particle using heavy ion collisions
10:00 A01-3 Kenta SHIGAKI Hiroshima University Experimental approaches to bridging dynamics of quark and hadron hierarchies
10:20 Break     　
10:50 B01-1 Johann HAIDENBAUER Forschungszentrum Jülich　 Hyperon-nucleon interaction in few- and many body systems
11:30 B01-2 Toshiyuki TAKAHASHI KEK-IPNS Investigation of baryon interactions with strangeness
11:55 B01-3 Hirokazu TAMURA Tohoku University Experimental studies on possible modification of baryons in nuclei
12:15 Lunch     　
13:15 C01-1 Panagiotis GIANNAKEAS Max Planck Institute for
the Physics of Complex Systems		 Efimov physics in strongly mass-imbalanced ultracold gases
13:55 C01-2 Florian SCHAEFER Kyoto University Experiments with large mass-imbalance ultracold atom mixtures
14:20 C01-3 Jun KOBAYASHI Kyoto University Research on ultracold few-atomic molecules using ionization detection
14:40 Break     　
15:10 A02-1 Tomasz SKWARNICKI Syracuse University Exotic baryons
15:50 A02-2 Tadeusz Andrzej　LESIAK Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences Exotic hadron states at the LHCb
16:30 A02-3 Kotaro SHIROTORI RCNP, Osaka University Baryon spectroscopy with secondary hadronic beams at
J-PARC
17:15 - 18:45 Poster Session    　
         
Jan.24th 　 Speaker Affliation Title
8:45 B02-1 Or HEN Massachusetts Institute of Technology Short-range correlations and the quarks within
9:25 B02-2 Kimiko SEKIGUCHI Tohoku University Three-nucleon force effects in few-nucleon scattering
9:50 B02-3 Takashi NAKAMURA Tokyo Institute of Technology Exotic nuclei for investigating hierarchical structure of matter
10:10 Break     　
10:35 C02-1 Tilman ENSS Heidelberg University Viscosity and contact correlations in ultracold Fermi gases
11:15 C02-2 Hiroyuki TAJIMA Kochi University Colliding polaronic clouds immersed in a Fermi sea
11:40 C02-3 Munekazu HORIKOSHI Osaka City University Universal optical response for Feshbach molecules
12:00 Lunch     　
13:00 D01-1 Jaume CARBONELL IPN Orsay Low-energy neutron scattering on light nuclei and
19B as a 17B-n-n three-body system in the unitary limit
13:40 D01-2 Rimantas LAZAUSKAS IPHC Strasbourg Towards description of light antiprotonic atoms
14:20 D01-3 Yuki KAMIYA Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences K-p correlation function from high-energy nuclear collisions and chiral SU(3) dynamics
14:45 D01-4 Takaharu OTSUKA University of Tokyo / RIKEN Self-organization of quantum systems and nuclear collectivity
15:05 Closing Takashi NAKAMURA   －

 

Organizing Committee

Takashi Nakamura (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Chair)
Kenta Shigaki (Hiroshima University)
Hiroaki Ohnishi (Tohoku University, ELPH)
Hirokazu Tamura (Tohoku University)
Yoshiro Takahashi (Kyoto University)
Munekazu Horikoshi (Osaka City University)
Emiko Hiyama (Kyushu University)
Yosuke Kondo (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Contact Address

clushiq2020__at__mail.nucl.ap.titech.ac.jp　(Please change __at__)