Local Organizers:
William Briscoe
Helmut Haberzettl
Mark Paris
Igor Strakovsky (Chair)
Ron Workman
Conference Secretary:
Emily Neagle
International Advisors:
Mauro Giannini, Genoa
Michael Pennington, JLab
Winston Roberts, FSU
Alfred Svarc, Rudjer Boskovic
Lothar Tiator, Mainz
Sponsors:
National Science Foundation
Jefferson Lab
GWU CCAS Dean's Office
GWU Department of Physics
GWU Center for Nuclear Studies
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The Workshop will take place at The George
Washington University in downtown Washington, DC, a few blocks from the White
House (Campus map). It will start in the morning of May 23 (Monday) and end at 1 p.m. on May 27 (Friday).
Participation is by invitation only. We plan on having about 40-50
participants, and all participants will be given the opportunity to present
their recent results in plenary sessions. There will be no parallel sessions
and no proceedings. Ample time will be set aside for in-depth discussions.
This is the sixth workshop in a series; the previous workshops took place in
Abilene (TX, U.S.A., 2004), Zagreb (Croatia, 2005), Tuzla (Bosnia and
Herzegovina, 2006), Helsinki (Finland, 2007), and Trento (Italy, 2009).
Main Topics:
Status of experiments:
πN, KN,
photo- and electroproduction
Phenomenological analyses: SAID, MAID, EBAC
Coupled-channels approaches
Isobar and dynamical models
Nucleon resonances in quark models and lattice QCD
Dynamically generated resonances
Bare versus dressed resonance poles
Effective field theories and chiral corrections
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