May 15 – 16, 2025
Jefferson Lab CEBAF
US/Eastern timezone

Contribution List

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  1. Satoshi N. NAKAMURA (The University of Tokyo)
    5/15/25, 9:00 AM
  2. Mark Jones (Jefferson Lab)
    5/15/25, 9:10 AM
  3. Liguang Tang (Hampton University/JLab)
    5/15/25, 9:30 AM
  4. Satoshi N. NAKAMURA (The University of Tokyo)
    5/15/25, 9:50 AM

    E12-24-011 "Study of a triaxially deformed nucleus using a Lambda particle as a probe" [28 PAC days]
    E12-24-013 "An isospin dependence study of the Lambda-N interaction through the high precision spectroscopy of Lambda hypernuclei" [55 PAC days]

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  5. Toshiyuki Gogami (Kyoto University)
    5/15/25, 10:35 AM

    E12-24-004 "Study of charge symmetry breaking in p-shell hypernuclei" [24 PAC days]

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  6. Franco Garibaldi (INFN Rome), Guido Urciuoli (INFN)
    5/15/25, 11:00 AM

    E12-24-003 "Studying Lambda interactions in nuclear matter with the 208Pb(e,e'K+)208ΛTl reaction" [42 PAC days]

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  7. Sho Nagao (The University of Tokyo)
    5/15/25, 11:25 AM

    E12-15-008A "High-resolution spectroscopy of light hypernuclei with the decay-pion spectroscopy" [0 PAC days]

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  8. Asanosuke Jinno (Kyoto University)
    5/15/25, 1:00 PM

    A unified approach integrating heavy-ion collisions, other nuclear experiments, and neutron stars with the modern nuclear force
    from chiral effective field theory (chiral EFT) has provided valuable insights into the properties of the equation of state of dense matter. For a microscopic description of dense matter, such an approach should be performed also for the hyperon sector, particularly...

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  9. Dr Hajime Togashi (Kyoto University)
    5/15/25, 1:35 PM

    The presence of hyperons in high-density astrophysical environments, such as supernova cores and neutron stars, significantly affects their equation of state (EoS) and overall structure. At extreme densities and temperatures, hyperons are expected to emerge, softening the EoS and influencing the evolution of (proto) neutron stars. However, this softening leads to the so-called hyperon puzzle,...

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  10. Dr Toshiyuki Gogami (Kyoto University)
    5/16/25, 9:00 AM
  11. Dr Sho Nagao (The University of Tokyo)
    5/16/25, 9:20 AM
  12. Liguang Tang (Hampton University/JLab)
    5/16/25, 9:45 AM
  13. Mr Kaito Higashimoto (The University of Tokyo)
    5/16/25, 9:57 AM
  14. Mr Ravindu Kumaragamage (Hampton University)
    5/16/25, 10:09 AM
  15. Mr Teppei Iwamoto (Kyoto University)
    5/16/25, 10:41 AM
  16. Mr Tatsu Ishige (Tohoku University)
    5/16/25, 10:53 AM
  17. Mr Kotaro Nishi (The University of Tokyo)
    5/16/25, 11:05 AM
  18. Mr Ken Nishida (The University of Tokyo)
    5/16/25, 11:17 AM
  19. Mr Jin Takahashi (The University of Tokyo)
    5/16/25, 11:29 AM
  20. Sho Nagao (The University of Tokyo)
    5/16/25, 11:41 AM
  21. Jamie Shiflett, Steven Lassiter (JLab)
    5/16/25, 1:20 PM
    1. Floor plan and design overview (locations/supports-platforms/shielding),
    2. Design and construction status/plan (including sieve slits/collimators and target ladder extraction/Enge vacuum box),
    3. PS/LCW checklist and plan,
    4. Cable routing,
    5. Stray field calculation (issue/solution/result),
    6. Installation plan/estimated timeline
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  22. David Meekins (Jefferson Lab)
    5/16/25, 2:05 PM
  23. Dave Gaskell (Jefferson Lab)
    5/16/25, 2:25 PM
  24. Alexandre Camsonne (Jefferson Laboratory)
    5/16/25, 3:15 PM
  25. Sanghwa Park (Jefferson Lab)
    5/16/25, 3:35 PM
  26. William Henry (Jefferson Lab)
    5/16/25, 3:55 PM
  27. 5/16/25, 4:15 PM
  28. Satoshi N. NAKAMURA (The University of Tokyo)
    5/16/25, 4:50 PM
  29. Ken Nishida (The University of Tokyo)