Mon. parallel session daily schedule

Other schedules: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Main Timetable

Listed titles are extracted automatically from the submitted TeX files and are unlikely to be complete - please see each individual abstract for the exact title.

Session 1a1, Monday 13:15 - 15:00, room 170

13:15, A05325, Farhad Keyvan, UCLA$^dagger

Classic / ! ! ! !E rmT plus Multijet search for Squarks and Gluinos in p overlinep Collisions at sqrts = 1.8 TeV

13:30, A05458, Michael Gold, University of New Mexico$^dagger$

Search for a light supersymmetric top in the lepton plus b-tag channel

13:45, A00041, J.J. Szymanski, for the MEGA Collaboration

The MEGA Experiment: A Search for the Decay mu rightarrow e gamma

14:00, A05378, Utpal Chattopadhyay, Northeastern University

Probing Supergravity Grand Unification in the Brookhaven Muon

14:15, A01037, Toby Falk, University of Minnesota

Neutralino Mass Bounds from Cosmology and LEP 1.5

14:30, A05321, Gregory Mahlon, University of Michigan

How to Search for a Light Stop at the Tevatron

14:45, A01036, R. Michael Barnett, Berkeley

A Signal for Heavy Supersymmetric Particles in Tevatron Data

Session 1a1, Monday 15:30 - 17:00, room 170

15:30, A01038, M. Shifman, University of Minnesota

Little Miracles of Supersymmetric Evolution of Gauge Couplings

15:45, A05338, Martin Einhorn, University of Michigan

Left--Right Asymmetry due to Supersymmetry in Low-energy Polarized M oller Scattering

16:00, A01039, Damien Pierce,

Low Energy Superparticle Thresholds

Session 1c1, Monday 15:15 - 16:45, room 166

15:15, A05081, James Haywood Dann, University of California

A Study of Single and Multi-Photon Events at the Recent LEP High Energy Run

15:28, A05202, Klaus Freudenreich, L3 Collaboration

Search for Excited Leptons in boldmath e^+e^- Annihilation

15:41, A01035, Jason Gilmore, The Ohio State University (representing the ZEUS:

Search for Contact Interactions in ep collisions

15:54, A01033, Mark Van Hook, University of California at Santa Cruz (representing the:

A Search for Lepton Flavor Violation in ep Collisions Using the ZEUS Detector at HERA

16:07, A05074, Rob McPherson, OPAL Collaboration

Search for Excited Leptons at LEP.

16:20, A01045, Tom Paul for the L3 Collaboration, Northeastern University

Search for Lepton Flavour Violation in Z Decays

16:33, A05203, Jianming You, L3 Collaboration

Limits on an Additional Heavy Gauge Boson rm Z^' from the L3 Experiment

Session 2b3, Monday 13:15 - 15:00, room 131

13:15, A05101, Mike Wodarczyk, University of Wisconsin (representing the ZEUS Collaboration)

F2 structure function results from ZEUS at HERA

13:30, A05452, Sridhara Dasu, (University of Wisconsin) for the Zeus Collaboration

Extracting the Proton Gluon Density from the Zeus F 2 Structure Function Measurement

13:45, A05346, Hung-Liang Lai, Michigan State University

New Gluon Distributions from Global Analysis of recent DIS and Jet Data

14:05, A05080, Cindy McNulty, Columbia University

A Measurement of R Longitudinal in Neutrino-Nucleon Scattering

14:20, A05351, Masoud Vakili, University of Cincinnati

Nuclear Structure Functions at Large Bjorken-x Large Q^2

14:35, A05290, Panagiotis Spentzouris, Columbia University

Structure Function Results from the CCFR Neutrino Experiment at the Fermilab Tevatron.

14:50, A01032, Mario Martinez, University of Madrid (representing the ZEUS Collaboration)

Study of Charged--Current ep Interactions at Q^2>200 GeV^2 with the ZEUS Detector at HERA

Session 2b3, Monday 15:30 - 17:00, room 131

15:30, A05295, Richard Prepost, University of Wisconsin

Deep Inelastic Scattering of Polarized Electrons by Polarized ^3 rm He and the Study of Neutron Spin Structure

15:45, A01044, Arthur O. Mateos, MIT - Laboratory for Nuclear Science

Spin-Dependent Deep Inelastic Scattering from the Neutron with HERMES

16:00, A01013, Jack Cranshaw, Spin Muon Collaboration

Latest Results for the Measurements of g 1 of the Proton

16:15, A00005, Robin D. Erbacher, Stanford University/SLAC (E143 Collaboration)

Measurement of the Q^2 Evolution of the Proton and Deuteron Spin Structure

16:30, A05088, Richard Nisius, CERN

Analysis of hadronic final states and the F 2^ gamma

16:45, A05207, R.R. McNeill, LSU

Lepton pair production in gamma gamma collisions at LEP with the L3 detector

Session 2b4, Monday 13:15 - 15:00, room 133

13:15, A05371, George Ginther, University of Rochester

Nuclear dependence of high p T production of pi^0, eta and omega mesons, and direct photons at 0.5 and 0.8 TeV/c

13:30, A05376, Dane Skow, Fermilab

Production of direct photons in pi^-N and pN interactions at 0.5 and 0.8 TeV/c

13:45, A05372, Michael Begel, University of Rochester

Production of pi^0 pi^0's and double direct photons in pi^-N

14:00, A05128, Wei Chen, Stony Brook

Isolated Photon and Diphoton Cross Sections

combined with A05129

14:30, A05265, Robert G. Wagner, Argonne National Laboratory

Cross Sections for W gamma and Z gamma Production in overlinepp Collisions at sqrts=1.8~TeV

14:45, A05248, Anthony Vaiciulis, (University of Wisconsin) for the ZEUS Collaboration

Observation of Isolated High-Et Photons in Hard Photoproduction

Session 2b4, Monday 15:30 - 17:15, room 133

15:30, A05209, L3 Collaboration,

Study of hadron production in boldmath gamma gamma collisions with L3 at boldmath sqrt s = 130-140 GeV

15:45, A05211, L3 Collaboration,

Study of the pi^+ pi^- gamma and pi^+ pi^- pi^0 final states in gamma gamma collisions

16:00, A00049, VLADIMIR SAVINOV, University of Minnesota

The Measurements of the Transitional Form Factors of Light Pseudoscalar Mesons pi^0, eta and eta^ prime at Large Momentum Transfer

16:15, A05437, D. W. Bliss, U.C. San Diego

Lambda overline Lambda and Sigma^o overline Sigma^o Production in Two-photon Interactions at CLEO

16:30, A05064, Richard Nisius, OPAL Collaboration

Jet production in two-photon interactions

Session 3a1, Monday 13:15 - 14:45, room 150

13:15, A05369, Lynne H. Orr, University of Rochester

Gluon Radiation and Top Quark Physics

13:35, A05104, Erich Varnes, UC Berkeley

Measurement of the Top Quark Mass at D O.

13:55, A05453, Kirsten A. Tollefson, University of Rochester

Combining Top Mass Results at CDF

14:15, A05220, Tim Stelzer, University of Illinois

Single-top-quark production via q bar q rightarrow t bar b

14:30, A05227, Martin Smith, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

QCD and Yukawa corrections to single-top-quark production via q bar

Session 3a1, Monday 15:15 - 16:30, room 150

15:15, A05108, Bob Kehoe, Notre Dame

Measurement of the Top Quark Cross Section at D O.

15:35, A00055, Edmond L. Berger, Argonne National Laboratory

Perturbative Resummation of the Top Quark Cross Section in Hadron Reactions

15:55, A05326, Andy Beretvas, Fermilab

Overview of Kinematic Variables in Top Production

16:15, A05119, Ryuji Yamada, Fermilab

Top Quark Study in ALL-JET Channel at D O.

Session 3c1, Monday 13:15 - 15:00, room 210

13:15, A01054, Chris Boswell, UC Riverside

Hunting for CP Violation with the upgraded D O detector

13:35, A01055, Manfred Paulini, LBL

Prospects of Measuring CP Violation in B Decays at CDF

13:55, A01056, Kazuo Abe, KEK

Status of Belle Construction

14:15, A05060, David Hitlin, California Institute of Technology

C !P Violation Measurements with the mbox sl B hspace-0.4em scriptsize sl A hspace-0.4em B hspace-0.4em scriptsize sl A hspace-0.1emR Detector at PEP-II

14:35, A05293, K.C. Peng, National Taiwan University representing Fermilab E791 :

Branching ratios, CP asymmetry and Lifetime difference of charged two-body D^0 decays at Fermilab E791

Session 4a1, Monday 13:15 - 14:45, room 157

13:15, A00054, Lionel E. Gordon, Argonne National Lab.

Prompt Photon plus Heavy Flavor Production at Colliders

13:35, A05102, A. Wallace for the E769 Collaboration, Yale University

Forward Cross-sections for Production of D^+, D^0, D s, D^(star)+, and Lambda c in 250 GeV pi^ pm, K^ pm, and p ! -- !Nucleon Interactions

13:50, A05103, A. Wallace for the E769 Collaboration, Yale University

Feynman-x and Transverse Momentum Dependence of D Meson Production in 250 GeV pi, K, and p ! -- !Nucleon Interactions

14:05, A05292, Krishnaswamy Gounder, University of Mississippi--representing Fermilab E791 :

D- pi Production Correlations in 500 GeV pi^--N Interactions from Fermilab E791

14:25, A05032, David M. Woods, Kansas State University

Polarization of Xi^- and Omega^- Hyperons Produced from Neutral Beams

Session 4a1, Monday 15:15 - 16:55, room 157

15:15, A05460, Oscar J.P. 'Eboli, Universidade de S~ao Paulo

Colorless States in Perturbative QCD: Charmonium Production

15:35, A05395, James Amundson, University of Wisconsin--Madison

Forward Photproduction of J/ psi

15:55, A05379, Karla Hagan, University of Virginia

chi Hadroproduction at sqrts=38.8 GeV

16:15, A05011, Athanasios Petridis, Iowa State Univiversity

Relative Psi^ prime to J/ Psi Suppression in Nuclear Matter

16:35, A05277, W.D. Dagenhart, Tufts University

Atomic Mass Dependence of Xi^- and overline Xi^+ Production

Session 4b1, Monday 15:30 - 17:15, room 210

15:30, A05237, Nader Copty, University of South Carolina

Search for CP Violation in Charged D Meson Decays from Fermilab E791

15:45, A05222, Arun Tripathi, The Ohio State University

Search for D^0 overlineD^0 Mixing using Semileptonic Decay Modes at Fermilab E791

combined with A05249

16:15, A05266, Don Colladay, Indiana University

Proposed Tests of CPT Symmetry Using Neutral D mesons.

16:30, A05330, Greg Dorata, College of William and Mary

K L rightarrow pi nu overline nu in Extended Higgs Models

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17:00, A05284, John R. Jennings, UCLA

The Search for Direct CP Violation at the Fermilab KTeV Experiment

17:15, A00009, Hong Ma, Brookhaven National Lab

Search for T-violation in K mu3 decays

Session 5a1, Monday 13:15 - 14:55, room 166

13:15, A05090, Tiziano Camporesi, CERN

Precise determination of the center of Mass Energy for experiments at LEP

13:30, A05218, Frank Filthaut, L3 Collaboration

Precise Determination of Electroweak Parameters with the L3 Detector at LEP

13:45, A05192, Attilio Andreazza for the DELPHI Collaboration, University of Milan and INFN

Precision Determination of the bf Z^0 Resonance Parameters and Production of Fermion Pairs and Tests of the Standard Model at LEP 1.5

14:00, A05225, Rego Ostonen, L3 Collaboration

Determination of Quark Couplings from Final-State Radiation in Hadronic Z Decays

14:15, A05016, C. Grandi, OPAL Collaboration

A Determination of sin^2 theta rmW^ rmeff,e from an Inclusive Sample of Multihadronic Events

combined with A05367

14:35, A05274, K. Baird, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

First Measurement of the T-odd Correlation between the Z^0 Spin and the Three-jet Plane Orientation in Polarized Z^0 Decays to Three Jets

Session 6b1, Monday 13:15 - 15:00, room 236a

13:15, A05010, Bing An Li, Department of Physics and Astronomy

tau mesonic decays

13:45, A05232, L3 Collaboration,

Measurement of the Michel Parameters and the Average boldmath tau Neutrino Helicity from boldmath tau Decays in boldmath rme^+e^- rightarrow tau^+ tau^-

14:05, A00048, Martin K. Lohner, University of Florida

Recent tau Physics Results from CLEO

14:40, A05021, Ron Folman, Weizmann Institute of Science

Test of the Exponential Decay Law at Short Decay Times using Tau Leptons

Session 6d3, Monday 15:00-17:05, room 236a

15:00, A05210, Ekkehard K.E. Gerndt, Purdue University

Aging Studies of Micro Strip Gas Chambers

15:20, A05223, Ekkehard K.E. Gerndt, Purdue University

Performance of passivated glass MSGC's

16:40, A05109, Kevin Davis, Arizona

Level 1 Muon Trigger for the D O Upgrade.

15:00, A05231, Don Summers, University of Mississippi--Oxford

An Efficient Multiprocessor Management System for Event-Parallel

15:25, A05095, Paul Nylander, The Ohio State University (for the ZEUS Collaboration)

A Fast Cluster Finding Processor for the ZEUS Detector

17:00, A01009, Steven Giron,

A Slow-Control System for the g-2 Experiment at BNL.

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