Nuclear Lunch -- Fall 2010
Schedule
| Date | Discussion Leader | Topic / Paper(s) |
| September 8 | D. Phillips | Organizational |
| September 15 | A. Orazbayev | For the general idea, you should read "The case for mini black holes" , A. Barrau and J. Grain, CERN Courier, Nov. 2004. A more quantitative presentation can be found in "Black Holes at the Large Hadron Collider" , by S. Dimopolous and G. Landsberg, Phys. Rev. Lett., 87, 161602. |
| September 22 | S. Chandhavar | Discussion of previous week's open questions |
| September 29 | A. P. Ramirez | "The size of the proton" , by R. Pohl, et al., Nature, 466 , 213 (2010) |
| October 6 | H. Atanayake | Discussion of previous week's open questions |
| October 13 | B. Xia | CP Violation in B-meson decays: is D0 seeing beyond-the-standard-model physics? Read the viewpoint in the APS's "Physics" here or download the Physical Review Letter here. |
| October 20 | A. Wiranata | Discussion of previous week's open questions |
| October 27 | B. Acharya | What is the equation of state for cold QCD matter? Read the viewpoint in APS's Physics here or download the Physical Review D article here . |
| November 3 | K. Moore | Discussion of previous week's open questions |
| November 10 | C. Parker | The Nobel Prize in Physics, 2010. Find everything you need at the Nobel Prize website . We will be studying the "Advanced Information". Which is not really that advanced actually.... |
Faculty coordinators for Fall 2010 were Daniel Phillips, Charlotte Elster, Justin Frantz, Ken Hicks, Prakash, and Andreas Schiller.
Last updated 5 January 2011 by Carl Brune.