EMMI workshop: International symposium on Clustering as a Window on the Hierarchical Structure of Quantum Systems (CLUSHIQ2022) Oct 31 - Nov 3, 2022

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This symposium is aiming at discussing why our material world has a hierarchical structure: quarks, hadrons, nuclei, atoms, and molecules. We focus on clusters and strong correlations in each hierarchy, which may provide keys to universally understanding the hierarchical structure. We also discuss characteristic features of correlations/clustering in each hierarchy. As such, participants are expected from a wide range of fields: hadron-, nuclear-, atomic- and molecular physics.


The topics include:
1. Exotic hadrons using high-energy heavy-ion collisions,
2. Lattice QCD/Ab-initio calculations
3. Exotic nuclei, alpha clusters, multi-neutron clusters, NN correlation
4. Three nucleon force, many-body force
5. Hyper nuclei, strangeness, hyperon-nucleon interactions
6. Ultracold atoms and exotic atomic/molecular states/phases, quantum simulation
7. Efimov physics, 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

Sendai-international Center,
http://www.aobayama.jp/english/

Invited Speakers

  • Jurgen Schukraft (CERN, Switzerland)
  • Laura Fabbietti (Technische Universität München, Germany)
  • Craig Roberts (Nanjing University, China)
  • Hartmut Schmieden (Universität Bonn, Germany)
  • Nir Barnea (The Hebrew University of Jerusalam, Israel)
  • Maytal Duer (Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany)
  • Evgeny Epelbaum (Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany)
  • Doerte Blume (University of Oklahoma, US)
  • Niels Kjærgaard (University of Otago, New Zealand)
  • Ana P. Majtey (National University of Cordoba, Argentina)
  • Sonia Bacca (University of Mainz, Germany)
  • Marek Karliner (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
  • Joachim Maruhn (Goethe Universität Frankfurt, Germany)
  • Dmitry S. Petrov (Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, LPTMS, France)

Registration

Registeration is closed.
Deadline for Registration: Sep.30
Deadline of Submission of abstract: Sep.5
Deadline of financial support request: Sep.5

Transportation

＜＜To Sendai＞＞
1)     Via Narita airport:
The domestic airline from Narita airport to Sendai airport is available only twice a day.

 2)     Via Haneda airport:
Take Tohoku shinkansen from Tokyo station. It takes about 1:30 hours.

 <<From Sendai to Sendai International Center>>
1)     From Sendai Station:
Take the subway ”Tozai Line”　to International Center Station. From the station, it will be 5minutes on foot.

2)From Sendai Airport
Take the railway”Sendai airport Access Line” to Sendai station. It takes approximately 25 min. Then, change to the subway “Tozai Line” to “International Center Station”.


borrowed by HP” Sendai International Center” http://www.aobayama.jp/english/access/

Program

 Program for Workshop (22/10/31 rev.)
 Poster Presentation (22/10/24 Rev.)

Oct. 31 Speaker Affiliation Title
10:00 Takashi Nakamura Tokyo Institute of Technology Welcome address
10:30 Evgeny Epelbaum Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany Few nucleon systems in chiral EFT: Recent developments
11:10 Yosuke Kondo Tokyo Institute of Technology Exploring multi-neutron decay nuclei
11:40 Denny Sombillo University of the Philippines Diliman Analysis of amplitude line shapes using deep learning
12:00 Lunch 　 　
14:00 Kenta Shigaki Hiroshima University From bridging quark and hadron hierarchies to even broader view of QCD world
14:30 Yorito Yamaguchi Hiroshima University Study of multi-strange dibaryons at the LHC energy
15:00 Tetsuo Hatsuda RIKEN Hyperon interactions from Lattice QCD and Ξ hypernuclei
15:30 Break 　 　
16:00 Laura Fabbietti
(online)		 Technische Universität München, Germany Studying two- and three-body hadron systems at the LHC
16:40 Marek Karliner
(online)		 Tel Aviv University, Israel Recently observed strange pentaquarks
17:20 Poster Presentation 　 No.1-10 on the poster presentation list.
Nov. 1 Speaker Affiliation Title
9:00 Nir Barnea The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel Baryonic EFT for Light Hypernuclei
9:40 Sonia Bacca University of Mainz, Germany Ab initio electroweak reactions with nuclei
10:20 Break 　 　
10:50 Hiroaki Ohnishi ELPH, Tohoku University Elucidation of hierarchical structure between quark and hadron phases utilizing quark clusters
11:20 Hiroyuki Noumi RCNP, Osaka University Quark-cluster aspects in baryons and baryon spectroscopy at J-PARC
11:50 Hartmut Schmieden Universität Bonn, Germany Investigation of potentially exotic Baryons in the light-quark sector with the BGOOD Experiment at ELSA 
12:30 Lunch 　 　
14:30 Poster Presentation 　 No.11-38 on the poster presentation list. 
16:00 Break 　 　
16:20 Poster Session  　 　
Nov. 2 Speaker Affiliation Title
9:00 Doerte Blume
(online)		 University of Oklahoma, US Loosely bound van der Waals clusters
9:40 Niels Kjærgaard  University of Otago, New Zealand Quantum scattering in a nano-eV atom collider
10:20 Break 　 　
10:50 Yusuke Nishida Tokyo Institute of Technology Charged analogs of the Efimov effect
11:20 Yoshiro Takahashi Kyoto University Ultracold atom study of exotic phenomena bridging different hierarchies
11:50 Munekazu Horikoshi Osaka Metropolitan University Toward complete of the phase diagram of the BCS-BEC crossover
12:10 Taira Kawamura Keio University Feasibility of the non-uniform FFLO superfluid Fermi atomic gas
12:30 Junichi Takahashi Waseda University Real-space quantum dynamics explored by collisions of wave packets:
From inter-polaron interaction to acoustic Hawking radiation/gravitational
wave generation
12:50 Lunch 　 　
14:50 Hyeon-Deuk Kim
(online)		 Kyoto University Real-Time Dynamics of Hydrogen and Its Isotopic Molecules Revealed by the Non-Empirical Quantum Molecular Dynamics Method
15:20 Yasuhiro Yamaguchi Nagoya University Pcs pentaquarks as a mixture state of hadronic molecules and compact multiquarks
15:50 Takaharu Otsuka University of Tokyo Untold story of the Hoyle state  - first ab initio calculation of 12C -
16:10 Break 　 　
16:30 Jurgen Schukraft
(online)		 CERN, Switzerland From small (pp) to LARGE (AA):  What do small systems tell us about the QGP.
17:10 Dmitry S. Petrov
(online)		 Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, LPTMS, France Self-binding of one-dimensional fermionic mixtures with zero-range interspecies attraction
Nov. 3 Speaker Affiliation Title
9:00 Ana P. Majtey
(online)		 National University of Cordoba, Argentina Composite-boson approach to ultracold interacting Fermi gases
9:40 Craig Roberts
(online)		 Nanjing University, China Dynamical diquark picture of baryons
10:20 Break 　 　
10:50 Koji Miwa Tohoku University Study of hyperon-nucleon interactions for understanding the hierarchical structure of matter with hyperons
11:20 Junya Yoshida Tohoku University Experimental studies of  nuclear systems with double strangeness using nuclear emulsion
11:50 Lunch 　 　
13:50 Atomu Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Study of three nucleon force via proton-3He scattering
14:20 Meytal Duer
(online)		 Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany The quest for the tetra-neutron
15:00 Takashi Nakamura Tokyo Institute of Technology Closing 

 

 

ANPhA Awards

Rank Name Institution Title of the presentation
1st Yuko Saito Tohoku Univ. Polarized Deuteron-Polarized Proton Scattering Experiment for the Spin Correlation Coefficients Measurement
2nd Moemi Matsumoto Tohoku Univ. Visualization of nuclear cluster correlations in microscopic wave functions
3rd Yuki Haruna Kyoto Univ. Three body force for atoms in an optical lattice
Incentive Tomona Kinugawa Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. Nature of Tcc with effective field theory
Incentive Ryoko Kino Tohoku Univ. Current status of decay pion spectroscopy of light Lambda hypernuclei at MAMI

 

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 (Tohoku University)
Yosuke Kondo (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

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Polarized Deuteron-Polarized Proton Scattering Experiment for the Spin Correlation Coefficients Measurement