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EUROPEAN COMMISSIONRESEARCH AND INNOVATION DG Final Report

Project No: 227431

Project Acronym: HadronPhysics2

Project Full Name: Study of Strongly Interacting Matter

Final Report

Period covered: from 01/01/2009 to 31/12/2011 Date of preparation: 05/10/2011

Start date of project: 01/01/2009 Date of submission (SESAM): 17/05/2012

Project coordinator name:Dr. Carlo Guaraldo

Project coordinator organisation name:ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DI FISICA NUCLEARE

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Final Report

PROJECT FINAL REPORTGrant Agreement number: 227431

Project acronym: HadronPhysics2

Project title: Study of Strongly Interacting Matter

Funding Scheme: FP7-CP-CSA-Infra

Project starting date: 01/01/2009

Project end date: 31/12/2011

Name of the scientific representative of theproject's coordinator and organisation:

Dr. Carlo Guaraldo ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DIFISICA NUCLEARE

Tel: +39 06 94032318

Fax: +39 06 94032559

E-mail: [email protected]

Project website address: www.hadronphysics2.eu

Project No.: 227431Period number: 1stRef: 227431_Final_Report-11_20120517_155347_CET.pdf

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Final Report

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4.1 Final publishable summary reportExecutive Summary

The HadronPhysics2 Integrating Activity (IA) follows the successful experience of the previousIntegrating Infrastructures Initiative (I3) HadronPhysics in FP6, which has so much promoted thefield by bringing together hadron physicists using different tools (lepton, hadron and nuclear beams),who previously tended to work separately. The collaboration among theorists and experimentalists isa typical feature of the hadron physics community. The HadronPhysics2 IA involves more than 2000scientists active in Universities and Research Organizations. The project is centered around fiveEuropean Research Infrastructures offering transnational access, and is structured into eightNetworking Activities, plus the management of the consortium, and fourteen Joint ResearchActivities. Links with leading non-European laboratories and researchers exist and are contributingto the activities.The description of the 28 activities can be found in the HadronPhysics2 website:http://www.hadronphysics2.eu

Summary description of project context and objectives

The HadronPhysics2 Integrating Activity (IA) follows the successful experience of the previousIntegrating Infrastructures Initiative (I3) HadronPhysics in FP6, which has so much promoted thefield by bringing together hadron physicists using different tools (lepton, hadron and nuclear beams),who previously tended to work separately. The collaboration among theorists and experimentalists isa typical feature of the hadron physics community. The HadronPhysics2 IA involves more than 2000scientists active in Universities and Research Organizations. The project is centered around fiveEuropean Research Infrastructures offering transnational access, and is structured into eightNetworking Activities, plus the management of the consortium, and fourteen Joint ResearchActivities. Links with leading non-European laboratories and researchers exist and are contributingto the activities.The description of the 28 activities can be found in the HadronPhysics2 website:http://www.hadronphysics2.euThe ensemble of the five “transnational access activities” offers access to state-of-the-artinfrastructures:• Mainz Microtron MAMI unique in Europe, paralleled in the world only by the JLAB facility inUSA, for the electromagnetically induced reactions studies.

• GSI for ion beams and secondary pion beams.

• COSY the only cooler ring worldwide to study hadron induced reactions in the medium energyregime.

• Frascati National Laboratories (LNF) with its collider DA#NE provide high purity antikaon beams,unique worldwide for antikaon stopped experiments, paralleled by the J-PARC facility in Japan forantikaon in-flight reaction studies.

• the European Centre for Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics and related Areas (ECT*) is uniqueand the only Center of this kind in Europe.

The eight Networking Activities link the research programs of participating facilities and institutionsthrough the coordination of work and resources.Two networks address the theoretical interpretation and modelling of experimental results:• WP4: QCDnet – Hadron Physics in non-perturbative QCDThe physics issues of this work package can be grouped in four major subtopics:1. Hadron dynamics with light quarks.


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2. Hadron dynamics with heavy quarks.3. Hadron in nuclei.4. Effective Field Theory methods for continuum and discrete QCD.

The objectives of QCDnet in the reporting period include:- Chiral symmetry and hadron properties.- Structure and dynamics of mesons and baryons.- Hadronic molecules and exotic states.- Hadron-hadron interactions.- From strong to perturbative QCD.- Hypernuclear physics.- Medium modifications of hadrons in nuclei.- Heavy quark effective field theories.

• WP2: TORIC – Theory of relativistic heavy ion collisionsThis work package will focus on four topics at the borderline of the different subfields of nuclear andparticle physics:1. Initial phase physics.2. Heavy flavour physics.3. The chiral/confinement phase transition.4. Exploratory studies for the development of a transport code for relativistic heavy ion collisions.

The objectives of TORIC in the reporting period include:- Computer programs to study energy loss of heavy quarks (and quarkonia) traversing the QuarkGluon Plasma.- Studies about hadron properties close to the phase transition using phenomenological models likethe PNJL model.

Four networking activities bring together groups developing theory and experiment:• WP3: TMDnet – Mapping out the transverse structure of the nucleonThis work package concentrates on innovative studies of transverse momentum distribution (TMD)and spin correlations of partons.The TMDs can be experimentally revealed by looking at, often neglected, azimuthal and transverseSingle Spin Asymmetries (SSA) in Semi-Inclusive Deep Inelastic Scattering (SIDIS). Suchexperiments are currently running at CERN (COMPASS Collaboration), DESY (HERMESCollaboration), JLab, KEK and RHIC. In addition, this type of physics is an essential part of theprogram of future facilities such as the FAIR project at GSI, J-PARC and the proposed EIC at JLabor RHIC.

The objectives of TMDnet in the reporting period include:- Feasibility studies of Drell-Yan measurement at COMPASS with a pion beam.- Feasibility studies for using transversely polarized targets at JLab@12 GeV.- Feasibility studies for using transversely polarized targets at FAIR.

• WP5: PrimeNet – Meson physics in low-energy QCDThis work package will coordinate experimental and theoretical activities on light meson production(in particular # e #') at COSY, DA#NE, ELSA and MAMI, which are research infrastructuresproviding unique opportunities for studies of meson physics in the low-energy QCD regime.

The objectives of PrimeNet in the reporting period include:- A coordination of the experimental programs at the facilities.- The evaluation of experimental techniques as well as the tools for data analysis and simulations.- Establishment of a common database for all experimental results.- Development of theoretical models establishing the links between different data and theirrelationship to basic concepts of hadron physics.

• WP6: Sphere – Strange particles in hadronic environment research in EuropeThis work package will coordinate studies on hypernuclei at KAOS@MAMI, HYPHI@GSI,PANDA@FAIR with a program which consists of four activities: physics, experiments, detectors


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and theory.

The objectives of Sphere in the reporting period include:- Explore the role of weak decays in various nuclei.- Explore the physics potential of S=-2 and S=-3 systems.- Feasibility study for PANDA.- Strange mesons in hadronic systems (antikaonic systems).

• WP9: LEANNIS – Low-energy antikaon-nucleon and –nucleus interaction studiesThis work package addresses strangeness physics through low-energy antikaon-nucleon and –nucleusinteraction at DA#NE, GSI, FZ-Jülich, J-PARC.Specific objectives of the project are:1. Definition and coordination of the scientific projects with the objective to obtain a more completeand deeper understanding of the low energy antikaon-nucleon and –nucleus interaction, of thein-medium properties of antikaons and hyperons, including possible formation of antikaonic nuclearbound states.2. Coordination of the development of new experimental and theoretical methods as well as of thenew scientific programs in the field of strangeness physics in order to setup a platform for the mostefficient cooperation and use of the present and future European research infrastructures.3. Establish contacts and optimize the collaborative efforts for experiments at the non-EuropeanResearch Facilities, such as those at J-PARC in Japan.

The objectives of LEANNIS in the reporting period include:- Theoretical investigations in strangeness-nuclear physics.- New precision X-ray measurement of kaonic hydrogen.- Kaonic 3He, 4He measurements.- Search for kaonic nuclear clusters in the pp reaction at GSI.

Two networks primarily aim at ensuring the success of key experiments:• WP8: ReteQuarkonii – Testing phases and non-perturbative features of QCD with quarkoniumproductionThis work package aims at:1. Coordinating the measurement on quarkonium production in heavy ion collisions at ultrarelativistic energies.2. Promoting the theretical activity around this topic.Specific objectives of the project are:1. Common development software.2. Quarkonia physics.3. Diffractive physics.

The objectives of ReteQuarkonii in the reporting period include:- Creation of a data base dedicated to quarkonium and open heavy flavor physics.- Quarkonia physics.- Diffractive physics.- Workshops and schools.

• WP7: FAIRnet –A worldwide research networking activity for experiments on QCD at FAIRThe experiments PANDA (Antiproton Annihilation at Darmstadt) and CBM (Compressed BaryonicMatter) at FAIR will be devoted to studies on the nature of QCD pursuing complementaryapproaches: PANDA will investigate the properties of the strong force at the quark level, whereasCBM will explore the properties of strongly interacting matter under extreme conditions. Theobservables and thus the experimental requirements are very similar for PANDA and CBM.Moreover, the required software tools for simulations and data analysis are practically identical. Onecan expect huge synergy effects in joint R&D on software and hardware which calls for networking.

The objectives of FAIRnet in the reporting period include:- Development of a common software framework for data analysis and simulations.- Joint technical developments.- Reviewing process to define the technology of the Central Tracker of the PANDA setup.


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- Software developments.- R&D on detectors, FEE and DAQ.

The next generation of detectors for hadron physics have to be operated at extremely high countingrates and track densities. The fourteen Joint Research Activities can be grouped in the followingcategories:Detectors R&D• WP15: CARAT – Advanced Diamond DetectorsThe goal of this project is the investigation of the potential of Diamond on Iridium films forlarge-area, radiation hard, ultra-fast, and low material budget detectors for tracking and timing ofminimum-ionizing particles (MIP).

The objectives of CARAT in the reporting period include:- Engineering of Dia-on-Ir samples for detector applications.- Samples metallization- Characterization of Dia-on-Ir detector properties

• WP17: FPCC – Frontier photon detectors for Cherenkov countersThe final goal of this work package is to develop a new photon detector based on carbon nanotubes,has the following objectives:1. The study of the response of arrays of densely packed nanotubes to single UV photons.2. The exploration of the feasibility of hybrid photocathodes built by depositing thin films ofcaesium, alkali antimony or zinc oxide compounds on a carbon nanotube substrate.3. Prototyping the overall architecture of a photon detector.4. Development of a dedicated electronic readout system for the photon detector.

The objectives of FPCC in the reporting period include:- Study of a novel approach to obtain Carbo Nano Tube arrays.- Realization and validation of small and large surface photon detectors.- Design and construction of the readout electronics for the prototype used for the validation.

• WP18: FutureGas – Detectors and electronics development for large-area low-mass self-triggeredgaseous detectorsThis work package comprises two major objectives: the development of a prototype readout fornovel high-rate gaseous transition radiation detector (TRD) and the development of high-rateresistive plate chambers (RPC) using free-running readout electronics including all data processingelements for an asynchronous readout.

The objectives of FutureGas in the reporting period include:- Construction of a large size prototype of Transition Radiation Detector (TRD).- TRD electronics integration.- RPC development.

• WP20: DIRCs – Development of fast compact Cherenkov countersIn order to develop a detector based on the innovative technology of the Detection of InternallyReflected Cherenkov light (DIRC) the following objectives are persued by the project activity:1. Construction of Radiator Disc.2. Dispersion Correction.3. Photon detection systems and electronics.4. Test-beams and evaluation.

The objectives of DIRCs in the reporting period include:- Construction of Radiator Disc.- Dispersion Correction.- Photon detection systems and electronics.- Test-beams and evaluation.

• WP21: SciFi – Frontier scintillation detectors: inorganic scintillating fibers and innovative RFPMTreadout


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The objectives of the project SciFi are:1. Significant enlargement of the availability, specifications and geometrical dimensions of inorganicscintillator materials shaped as optical fibers.2. Design, development and realization of new detector concepts based on inorganic scintillatingfibers.3. Development of radio-frequency phototubes for extremely fast timing applications.

The objectives of SciFi in the reporting period include:- Development of the technology for fibre production.- Production of fibres of new materials.- Development of different concepts for fast start and trigger detector.

• WP24: JointGEM – Ultra-light and ultra-large tracking systems based on GEM technologyThe research activities of the JRA are focused on three main projects:1. A high-rate Time Projection Chamber with GEM readout.2. A multilayer self-supporting cylindrical GEM structure.3. Large-area planar GEM detectors capable of withstanding very high beam rates.

The objectives of JointGEM in the reporting period include:- Design, construction and test of circular GEM foils with 30 cm diameter for the GEM-TPCprototype.- Design and construction of a 30 cm diameter pad-plane with hexagonal pads (10000 readoutchannels) for the GEM-TPC prototype.- Realization and test of a “High Resolution Scanning System” for quality control and calibration ofGEM foils.

• WP26: ULISI – Ultra-light silicon tracking and vertex detection systems for frontier precisionexperimentsThis work package will explore new innovative technologies and system concepts to demonstratethat high-performance, ultra-low-mass detector systems for tracking and vertex detection can be builtcompatible with the large-area requirement. This will be addressed in three R&D projects eachfocusing on a different system challenge:1. An innovative thin microstrip tracking detector system for large-area coverage.2. A thin fast hybrid pixel detector system for tracking in high particle densities.3. An ultra-thin monolithic pixel detector system for decay vertex identification.

The objectives of ULISI in the reporting period include:- Electrical connections detectors-cables-front-end board.- Bump bonding/3D assembly of final chips on epi sensors.

1. WP27: JETCAL – Electromagnetic calorimeters for jet quenching studyThe goal of the activity JETCAL is the full jet reconstruction in heavy ion collisions at ALICE,achievable through the implementation of the Electromagnetic Calorimeter. This faces severalexperimental challenges and conceptual innovations:1. The realization of a Fast Trigger on high pT jets.2. The jet energy measurement based on the combination of high resolution charged particle trackingand of electromagnetic calorimeter.3. The development of dedicated algorithms for jet finding and reconstruction for heavy ion collision.4. The development of methods of detection and identification of direct photons.

The objectives of JETCAL in the reporting period include:- Realization of a jet patch trigger on total energy summed over finite space area.- Understanding jet finder properties.- Study of background fluctuations for jet reconstruction in Pb-Pb collisions at LHC.

2. WP28: SiPM – Avalanche micro-pixel photo-diodes for frontier detector systemsThe project SiPM has chosen three different tasks to pursue:1. Low level light detection and single photon readout.2. SiPM-coupled advanced fiber detectors.


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3. Ultra-fast timing with plastic scintillators for TOF applications.

The objectives of SiPM in the reporting period include:- Development of a Cherenkov 8x8 sensor matrix with light concentrator.- Test and optimization of SiPMs coupling with SciFs.- Development of a dedicated ASIC for the SiPM.

Polarized targets3. WP16: SPINMAP – Spin Oriented Nuclei for Structure MappingThe objectives of this Joint Research Activity are twofold:1. Development of equipments, in which frozen target materials can be oriented in arbitrarydirections by means of modern superconductivity techniques.2. Development of a “4# continuous mode” polarized target system by means of low mass solenoids.

In the reporting period the objectives of SPINMAP include:- Tests of saddle coils in 3He/4He dilution refrigerators.- Precise polarization determination by NMR for saddle configuration.- System tests.- Prototype of low mass superconducting solenoids for high fields.- Field mapping of low mass superconducting solenoids.

4. WP19: FutureJet – Cryogenic jets of nano- to micrometer-sized particles for hadron physicsThree types of targets will be pursued in this JRA, accompanied with theoretical simulations:1. Cluster-Jet Beams.2. Micro Jet Beams.3. Pellet beams.

The objectives of FutureJet in the reporting period include:- Development of nozzles.- Interaction studies at the Experimental Storage Ring (ESR) at GSI.- Minimization of pellet beam size.- Pellet tracking system preparations.

5. WP25: PolAntiP – Polarized AntiprotonsIt is the aim of the present JRA to realize a prototype of the first ever facility for the production ofpolarized antiprotons. In order to accomplish this goal, a proper experimental setup and a theoreticalstructure have to be implemented to support a series of dedicated experimental investigations. Twosets of measurements are foreseen at the COSY-ring in Jülich:1. Depolarization measurements of a stored polarized proton beam passing through an unpolarizedtarget.2. Spin-filtering tests with the proton beam.

The objectives of PolAntiP in the reporting period include:- Polarization build-up studies at COSY.- Beam polarimetry.- Design and realization of an openable storage cell.

Computers for lattice QCD calculations6. WP22: LatticeQCD – Lattice Quantum ChromodynamicsThe purpose of this work package is to provide the hardware and software infrastructures necessaryfor world class lattice QCD research. The plan is:1. To assemble and operate a computer consisting of a 3-dimensional array of Enhanced Cell BEprocessors, QPACE (for QCD parallel computer using cell technology) optimized for lattice QCDcalculations.2. For certain thermodynamics calculations, with moderate demand on computer memory andcommunication, high-end graphic cards (GPUs) promise to be a powerful alternative to massivelyparallel architectures.

The objectives of LatticeQCD in the reporting period include:


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- Assembling and installation of a prototype computer using high-end graphic cards (GPUs).- Hadron spectrum.- Hadron structure.- Bulk thermodynamics.

Hard Exclusive Reactions• WP23: HardEx – Hard Exclusive ReactionsThe JRA consists of 5 sub-projects:1. COMPASS Recoil Detector and Calorimetry.2. CLAS12 Central Detector.3. PAX Target Region.4. Global Analysis of Hard Exclusive Reactions.5. Preparation of Future Experiments at PANDA.

The objectives of HardEx in the reporting period include:- COMPASS Recoil Detectoro Construction of a short (1 m long) prototype recoil detector including new electronics, to be used inthe COMPASS experiment.

- CLAS12 Central Detectoro Design of the central calorimeter/neutron detector.o Design of the central tracker (Si and Micromegas).o Test and validation of full size cylindrical tiles Micromegas prototypes.

- PAX Target Regiono Construction and validation of an openable storage cell.

Finally, as far as the management of the consortium is concerned:• WP1: MAN – Management of the ConsortiumThe objectives of the management are:1. To grant an efficient and accountable way of managing the project through effective managerialand decision-making structures, while retaining a high level of representation and transparency, bothwith regard to the scientific and the financial aspects.2. To carry out, on behalf of the beneficiaries, the specific coordination tasks laid down in the GrantAgreement (GA) with the Commission, covering all scientific, technical organizational and financialaspects.

The tasks of the management in the reporting period include:- Implementation of the managerial bodies.- Contacts with the community.- Contacts with the Commission.- Presentation of the project in NuPECC meetings.- Development of a new section of the web site dedicated to the general public.- Co-organization of international conferences and workshops.- Organic cooperation between HadronPhysics2 and the Centre ECT* in Trento.- Organization of periodical meetings of the managerial bodies.- Preparation of Periodic Reports and Final Report.

Description of main S & T results/foregrounds

TRANSNATIONAL ACCESS ACTIVITIESECT*52 User-Projects 385 Users 1.698 days spent at the infrastructure

MAMI10 User-Projects 102 Users 2.958 days

GSI8 User-Projects 110 Users 1.233 days


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COSY12 User-Projects 155 Users 2.105 days

LNF28 User-Projects 172 Users 4.180

NETWORKING ACTIVITIESWP2-TORIC• First simulation of the plasma expansion which includes the phase transition.• Quantitative description of heavy quark observables at LHC.• Importance of the initial state fluctuations for light particle observables.• Equation of state from lattice data.

WP3-TMDnet• HERMES proved for the first time the existence of a non-vanishing naive T-odd, transversemomentum dependent Sivers distribution function.• HERMES has published the measurements of single-spin asymmetries for pions and charged kaonsin semi-inclusive deep-inelastic scattering of positrons and electrons off a transverselynuclear-polarized hydrogen target.• The results for the Collins, the Sivers and the hadron pair asymmetries, obtained from the datacollected in 2010 with a transversely polarized proton target, were shown at the workshopTRANSVERSITY2011, and shall be published soon.• PAX. In preparation of experiments with anti-protons at FAIR, and following a request of theCERN SPS Advisory Committee, a program of experiments with proton beams has been started atCOSY. The goal is to test and optimize the insertion of the spin-filtering setup into an alreadyexisting accelerator configuration - the AD at CERN - with best polarizing performances andminimal interference with the standard ring operation.

WP4-QCDnet• Theory of multi-hadron states and of kaonic deuterium.• Data on Ke4 decays allow one to extract experimental information on the elastic ## scatteringamplitude near threshold.• Isospin-violation in pion-nucleon scattering including all effects from the strong and theelectromagnetic interactions has been analysed. Pion-nucleon scattering lengths with unprecedentedaccuracy from the data on pionic hydrogen and deuterium could be extracted.• Lattice QCD calculations have shown evidence for a H-dibaryon bound by B#H = 16.6 ± 2.1 ± 4.6MeV at a pion mass of m#~389 MeV. This work provides the first clear evidence for a bound stateof two baryons directly from QCD.• A novel, fast and efficient approach to partial wave decomposition for nuclear forces and currentshave been developed. That approach is based on extensive use of symbolic algebra codeMathematica. The most important application of that new method was partial wave decomposition ofnumerous components of chiral-effective field theory three-nucleon force. For the first time thosecomponents have been used in calculations of 3H bound state.

WP5-PrimeNet• KLOE has published its first results on hadronic physics using the whole data set.• A new resonance with baryon number 2, mass # 2.37 GeV and width #70 MeV has beendiscovered, with WASA-at-COSY. If confirmed, this would constitute the first observation of acomposite system of two baryons.• A new measurement of the # mass from the p+d# 3He+ # with ANKE at COSY reaction hasfinally given the same # mass as from the # decay experiments.• The first observation of the # # e+e-e+e- decay with the KLOE detector has provided ameasurement of the branching fraction with 9% total error.

WP6-SPHERE• Measurement of the elementary kaon electro-production at MAMI using the recently installedmagnetic spectrometer KAOS and a high-resolution spectrometer in coincidence.• Various aspects of non-mesonic weak decay were studied:


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o role of ground state correlations and Pauli exchange termso role of final state interactionso evaluation of single and double-coincidence nucleon emission spectra• An effective-field-theory for the #N#NN process, fitted to hypernuclear weak decay data wasdeveloped.

WP7-FAIRnet• PANDA First Technical Design Reports (TDRs) for some sub-detectors.• CBM Progress Report 2009.• The design of both PANDA and CBM detector components has progressed significantly within thereporting period. Different prototypes of detector components have been built and tested.• A reviewing process which has defined the technology of the Central Tracker (CT) of the PANDAsetup by evaluating two competing projects: a straw tube detector and a TPC with GEM readout.• The CBM collaboration has issued the “The CBM Physics Book”.

WP8-ReteQuarkonii• Common development software.• The creation of a database dedicated to quarkonium and open heavy flavor physics, is one of thesignificant results. This work is done is collaboration with the HEPDATA community.

WP9-LEANNIS• Confirmed the two-pole structure of the coupled Kbar N and ## hyperon amplitudes.• Final significant results on the K-p interaction using X-ray spectroscopy of kaonic hydrogen atomswere obtained and published by the SIDDHARTA Collaboration. Moreover, a first exploratorymeasurement of the X-ray spectrum with kaons stopped in pure deuterium gas was successfullyperformed.• Experiments with helium fillings (helium-3, helium-4) in the SIDDHARTA apparatus gained newvalues for the strong interaction on the 2p state. The X-ray measurement of kaonic helium 3 was thefirst ever experimental study.• Significant progress was gained in theory on the basis of constraints by the SIDDHARTA results.The effective antikaon-nucleon interaction was derived from SU(3) coupled-channel dynamics. Nowthe antikaon-nucleon interaction, extrapolated from scattering data, and the X-ray results give aconsistent picture.• Analysis of the S349 experiment at GSI (search for kaonic nuclear clusters in pp reactions).

JOINT RESEARCH ACTIVITIESWP15-CARAT• Growth of freestanding Dia-on-Ir films of (2 x 2) cm2 area and of 700 µm thickness.• Significant improvement of the crystal structure and of the detection properties of Dia-on-Ir films.• Verification of excellent timing properties for Dia-on-Ir detectors.• Scale-up of ‘detector-grade’ samples from initially 3.5 x 3.5 mm2 to 10 x 10 mm2.

WP16-SPINMAP• First test done with a polarized butanol target showing very long nuclear spin relaxation times.• After the production of the internal vertical holding coils in Mainz and Bonn they have been usedfor first photoproduction experiments at the accelerators MAMI and ELSA

WP17-FPCC• A novel approach to obtain Carbon NanoTube (CNT) arrays has been developed: the spraytechnique applied on silicon, glass, plastic and metallic substrates kept at room temperature or at300°C.• Small surface (30 x 30 mm2) and large surface (300 x 300 mm2) photon detector prototypes havebeen successfully operated detecting Cherenkov photons.• Part of the laboratory studies and all the test beam exercises have been performed thanks to thededicated readout system.

WP18-FutureGas• A double sided, thin, two dimensional position sensitive Transition Radiation Detector (TRD)


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prototypes was designed, built and tested with radioactive sources.• High and medium granularity, differential Resistive Plate Counter (RPC) based on strip readoutelectrodes were designed, built and tested using radioactive source and minimum ionizing particlesfrom primary and secondary beams.

WP19-FutureJet• Performed cluster velocity measurements.• Very high cluster beam densities were obtained when feeding the nozzle with liquid hydrogen attemperatures below 25 K and pressures above 16 bar. A new nozzle tilting system allows thicknessesof above 1015 atoms/cm2.• Pellet diameters down to ~10 µm have been achieved by using nozzle diameters of ~ 7 µm.• The very first measurements of the energy loss of relativistic highly charged uranium ionsinteracting with a target beam of near-liquid density hydrogen droplets have been performed at theexperimental storage ring (ESR) at GSI.

WP20-DIRCs• Design, construction and commissioning of radiators in bar geometry suitable for test beams.• Development and testing of a combined time-of-flight and focusing scheme using dichroic mirrorsfor dispersion correction.• Identification of weaknesses in current photon detection devices with regards to their single photonresponse and cathode lifetime. This provides strong selection criteria for candidate systems.

WP21-SciFi• For the first time, inorganic fibers based on LYSO:Ce have been successfully produced.• The production of LuAG fibres of 0.3 mm to 1.0 mm diameter has reached high efficiency andquality. Multi-pulling of up to 7 fibres in parallel has been established.

WP22-LatticeQCD• QPACE has been successfully installed at Jülich and Wuppertal.• A prototype computer involving high-end graphic cards (GPUs) and using novel communicationtechniques has been assembled and installed at DESY Zeuthen. It is now serving the community fordata analysis.

WP23-HardEx• PAX Target Region: a prototype of an openable storage cell has been designed and constructed.• A short (1m long) prototype recoil detector, including new electronics, has been constructed andused with success to take exclusive data in the COMPASS experiment.• The design of the CLAS12 central calorimeter/neutron detector has been finalized. The design ofthe CLAS12 central tracker (Si and Micromegas) and its integration in the central detector is almostfinalized. Full size cylindrical tiles Micromegas prototypes have been tested and validated.

WP24-JointGEM• Cylindrical GEM: the innovative idea of the CGEM has been tested for the first time with a smallprototype.• The design, construction and the commissioning of the first large GEM-TPC Time ProjectionChamber (TPC) was successfully performed. The design considerations have been derived from theexperimental requirements needed for the PANDA experiment.

WP25-PolAntiP• Depolarization measurements at COSY has been completed.• A prototype of an openable storage cell has been designed and realized.• Design and installation of the low-# section has been performed.• Polarization build-up studies at COSY : in Summer 2011 a series of polarization build-up studieshas been successfully performed at the COSY ring. The build-up measurements complement thedepolarization measurements and contribute to the understanding of the spin-filtering mechanism.

WP26-ULISI• Fabrication of up to 30 cm long thin 4-layer Aluminum-Kapton cables• Attachment of ultra-thin multi-line readout cables to double-sided silicon microstrip detectors.


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• Bump bonding of thin pixel detector ASICS to epitaxial silicon pixel detector sensor chips.

WP27-JETCAL• Realization of a jet patch trigger on total energy summed over finite space area represents.Commissioning and fully operation of trigger critical components, specifically the Trigger RegionUnit (TRU) cards for the L0 local trigger generation, and the Summary Trigger Unit (STU) for theL1 jet- and ## trigger.• Significant progress have been made in understanding the jet finder properties. For the first time thejet reconstruction performances have been compared to the real data in both p-p and Pb-Pb collisionsat LHC.• First detailed study of background fluctuations for jet reconstruction in Pb-Pb collisions at LHC hasbeen performed.

WP28-SiPM• Study of the effect of cooling on noise for different SiPM• Low level light detection and single photon readout. For position-sensitive Cherenkov lightdetection an 8x8 matrix of light concentrating cones (funnel plate) was designed. The concentratorplate was built and the collection efficiency was measured with laser light.• SiPM-coupling to advanced fiber detectors:a) Samples of inorganic scintillating fibers could be tested with a SiPM readout in connection withWP21. A hodoscopic beam monitor using inorganic fibers was constructed and tested in electron andmuon beams.b) Prototype setup with organic scintillating fibers has been tested in laboratory as well as at theDAFNE accelerator.

MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES• Implementation of the managerial bodies.• Contacts with the community.• Contacts with the Commission.• Presentation of the project in NuPECC meetings.• Development of a new section of the web site dedicated to the general public.• Co-organization of international conferences and workshops.• Organic cooperation between HadronPhysics2 and the Centre ECT* in Trento.• Organization of periodical meetings of the managerial bodies.• Preparation of Periodic Reports and Final Report.

Potential impact and main dissemination activities and exploitation results

EXPECTED IMPACT ON EXISTING RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURESThe HadronPhysics2 project will improve the performance of the European Research Infrastructures,and will help to maintain their leading role in hadron physics worldwide. The joint research andnetworking activities will provide advanced instrumentation, concentrate high-level expertise at theresearch infrastructures involved in the project, and strengthen their scientific cooperation with theEuropean Universities. Scientists from Europe and outside will participate in fore-front researchperformed at the accelerator facilities MAMI in Mainz (Germany), LNF in Frascati (Italy), COSY inJülich (Germany), GSI in Darmstadt (Germany).The European Centre for Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics and Related Areas ECT* in Trento(Italy) hosts numerous workshops and lecture weeks, and became a central place for scientificdiscussions and for training and supervision of students and post-docs.

EXPECTED IMPACT ON FUTURE RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURESThe HadronPhysics2 project puts a special emphasis on the preparation of the international Facilityfor Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) in Darmstadt (Germany). Several Joint Research andNetworking activities are devoted to the development of this experimental and theoreticalinfrastructure for hadron physics research. This future European Research Infrastructure will be themajor facility for hadron and nuclear physics worldwide, and will guarantee the European leadershipin these fields of fundamental research for the next generation of scientists.

EXPECTED IMPACT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED THEORETICAL METHODS


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Another important field of research within the HadronPhysics2 project is the development ofadvanced theoretical methods aiming at the fundamental understanding of the strong force, and of itsphenomenological consequences for the hadronic world we live in. The challenge is to describecomplex strongly interacting many-body systems, starting from the structure of hadrons up to thedynamics of heavy ion collisions. The theoretical investigations are crucial for the interpretation ofmeasured data, and set the stage for key experiments at the research infrastructures. The developmentof modern theoretical tools for hadron physics requires large scale collaborations, and highperformance computing competence. As a consequence, these activities will provide new insight inthe nature of the strong force, and a highly innovative computing technology for the Europeanresearch infrastructures.

EXPECTED IMPACT ON NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR SYNERGIESThe Joint Research, Networking, and Transnational Access activities within the HadronPhysics2project foster the worldwide cooperation between leading scientists which is a basic prerequisite forthe successful realization of the technical developments and the theoretical studies. In many cases theEuropean funding via the Hadronphysics2 project initiates the collaborative efforts, and, hence,opens new opportunities for synergies due to a combined and efficient use of intellectual andtechnical resources. The HadronPhysics2 project in particular strengthens the mutual interaction ofexperimentalists and theorists in Europe. Their collaboration within the joint activities and networksleads to a direct exchange of information. Theoretical models are being developed and used as inputfor feasibility studies of planned experiments, and the joint discussion on the quantitativeinterpretation of new experimental observations triggers new ideas needed for a deeperunderstanding of the underlying physics.

NECESSARY STEPS FOR EXTREME CHALLENGES: SPECIFIC AREAS OFTECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTThe scientific progress in hadron physics requires novel experimental approaches based oninnovative technologies. Future experiments pose extreme challenges to the performance of theinvolved instrumentation which has to be operated, for example, at huge data rates in harsh radiationenvironments. Consequently, the technical developments within the Hadronphysics2 projectconcentrate on radiation hard, highly granulated and fast detectors with very low material budget, onfast and robust readout electronics, and on high speed data processing and acquisition systems. Thisincludes the development of fast algorithms and software solutions for complex simulations,real-time pattern recognition and event reconstruction, and offline data analysis.

GENUINE INFLUENCE AND FALL-OUT ON APPLICATIONSThe results of the R&D activities will provide a huge potential for application in medical diagnosticsand treatment, information technology, safety technology, space research, biology, and materialscience. The involvement of European industrial partners facilitates the direct transfer of know-howfrom basic research to society.

EXPECTED IMPACT ON NATIONAL ACTIVITIESThe HadronPhysics2 project has been proven to be extremely supportive to national researchactivities. The fact that institutions receive European funding is highly appreciated by their nationalfunding agencies, and serves as proof for excellence and competitiveness on an international level.Consequently, in many cases the corresponding research activities have been and will be additionallysupported by national funds.

EXPECTED IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIESThe HadronPhysics2 project substantially increases both the European impact on and the Europeanbenefit from international research infrastructures. The developments and achievements of Europeangroups performed within the Joint Research and Networking activities and contributed toexperiments at accelerator facilities outside Europe, significantly enhance the influence and therelevance of the European research groups for example at JLab and RHIC in USA, at J-PARC andSPRING8 in Japan, and at BESIII in China.

SOCIETAL IMPACT: EDUCATION OF YOUNG RESEARCHERSA very elementary aspect of the HadronPhysics2 project is to pave the road for a scientific career ofyoung researchers in Europe. A substantial part of the requested funds will be spent on postdoc


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positions for young scientists who will have the primary responsibility for running and exploiting thefuture facilities. In this sense this initiative will also help to stop the brain drain from Europe tooverseas.

SOCIETAL IMPACT: PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN NON-EUROPEAN AND EUROPEANINSTITUTES ON A LARGE SCALEThe Joint Research and Networking activities within the HadronPhysics2 project comprise more than2500 scientists from about 150 European institutions, and involve a substantial number of institutionsfrom other countries, for example from Russia. In conclusion, the HadronPhysics projects havebecome the major instrument for structuring the European hadron physics community, and will helpto initiate the partnership between non-European institutes and European Research Infrastructures ona larger scale.

PLAN FOR THE USE AND DISSEMINATION OF FOREGROUNDThe main objectives of the HadronPhysics2 project for the use and dissemination of the knowledgederived from the project are:• to raise the profile of hadron physics;• to achieve visibility for the project and its findings across Europe and worldwide, both within andoutside the scientific community;• to promote the awareness of science as “part of the fabric of society”;• to recruit and encourage the next generation of scientists.

1. Structuring the fieldHadron physics (HP) is an emerging research field adjoining the more traditional fields of nuclear(NP) and high energy (HEP) physics. It addresses questions of fundamental importance such as thestructure and interactions of relativistic bound states (protons, pions, ...) and new phases of matter(quark-gluon plasma) created in relativistic heavy ion collisions. All these phenomena are thought tobe governed by the theory of Quantum Chromo Dynamics (QCD), which is a part of the StandardModel of particle physics and has novel and poorly understood properties.Significant resources are devoted, in Europe as well as internationally, on experimental facilitiesrelevant for hadron physics. From a purely scientific point of view, the boundaries between researchfields are often irrelevant. Thus the LHC facility will serve both the HEP and HP communities, whilethe FAIR facility is of interest for NP and HP. The community of hadron physicists comprises bothnuclear and particle physicists. In the US they have formed the American Physical Society (APS)“Topical Group on Hadron Physics”, which strives to enhance the communication with the Divisionsof Particle and Nuclear Physics of the APS. There is no analogous grouping of all European hadronphysicists. However, the HadronPhysics project in FP6 has had an important role in structuring thefield, and HadronPhysics2 will serve to further increase its cohesion and the synergy between NP andHEP.The HadronPhysics Project in FP6 brought together European hadron physicists using different tools(lepton, hadron and nuclear beams), who previously tended to work separately. This is bringing bothscientific and financial benefits. HadronPhysics2 builds on these achievements in joining practicallyall European hadron physicists. Many of the networks and JRAs also involve groups from outsideEurope, in particular from China, Japan and USA.Moreover, HadronPhysics2 intends to raise the profile of hadron physics by a number ofhigh-visibility events, which cover all its subprojects:• Two “Hadron Physics Schools” featuring lecture courses on the present and future physics beingpursued at the Research Infrastructures. The courses aim to training young physicists in theparticipating institutions.• “Hadron Physics Symposia” featuring talks on topical issues will be arranged. HadronPhysics2 alsoaims at structuring present activities in the field by offering to co-organize existing conference series.

The European centre ECT* in Trento plays an important and unique role in hadron physics throughworkshops, training programs, research projects and by promoting the cooperation betweentheoreticians and experimentalists. In FP6, HadronPhysics and ECT* identified common fields ofcooperation, which were considered as beneficial and in the interest of both the goals ofHadronPhysics and the mission of ECT*:• Joint HadronPhysics-ECT* Workshops;• A joint assistant professor level position in hadron physics.


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These activities will continue in HadronPhysics2. In addition, ECT* will participate directly inHadronPhysics2 as a provider of transnational access, and thus as beneficiary of the GrantAgreement.

2. Actions undertaken to disseminate, promote and exploit the knowledge connected to and derivedfrom the project

A. Publications in international scientific journalsB. Presentations in international conferences and workshopsC. Presentations of the project, and its progress, to NuPECCD. Presentations of the project in restricted and public seminars, organized by the major EuropeanOrganizationsE. Co-sponsorship of international conferences and workshops covering subjects related to thescientific objectives of the project.The posters of these conferences contain the project logo.Organizing committees, coordination of sessions, invited speakers, include persons working in theactivities of the project.F. Actions performed within the individual organizations to publicize research activities and itsrecent achievements and the knowledge derived from the project.Examples at INFN, the Coordinator, are:• Week of scientific and technological culture – Open Day. Sponsored by the Italian Ministry ofUniversity and Scientific Research, with the aim to foster a capillary diffusion of a solid scientificand technological culture.• Meetings of physics, with high-school teachers, as occasion to upgrade their knowledge levelthrough information on the last achievements in modern physics. The meetings represent also anoccasion for a periodical appointment with journalists from televisions and newspapers.• Periodical guided visits of the Laboratories for schools (not only Italian) and wider public, in whichthousands of participants get in contact with researchers and their activities.• Promotional activities to attract students into research, through meetings with teachers and classesfrom many high-schools from all over Italy, held in schools and at LNF. In this framework, summerand winter stages for selected students are organized, in which students can directly take part to theresearch activities together with LNF researchers.• The Oriented Science, an activity organized in collaboration with other Research Institutes andUniversities in the Roman area, in which seminars, debates and discussions, accompanied by guidedtours at LNF, are realized to attract young students to scientific universities.• Large public seminars, held in libraries, schools, theatres, etc., by LNF researchers, in whichvarious themes related to science and its role in modern society are discussed.

G. Topics popularized in scientific magazines for the public-at-large.Examples of magazines: La Scienza in Italy, Pour la Science in France, Spektrum der Wissenschaftin Germany.

3. The HadronPhysics2 websiteAmong the variety of means devoted to promoting and exploiting the knowledge derived from theactivities of the project, a crucial role is played by the project website.This fundamental tool takes advantage of the already created HadronPhysics website in FP6, onwhich a complete re-thinking and re-styling has been performed.The HadronPhysics2 website aims to:• provide the most complete information regarding the project;• make acquainted a wider public to the themes of the project and recruit the next generation ofscientists;• disseminate knowledge and interest regarding physics by and at large;• implement tools for a functional project management.To fulfil these aims the following tasks were identified:• a summary of each activity (work package), in order to provide information on research programs,goals and results for an educated public (vulgarizing);• the complete list of publications and conference presentations, downloadable on line (as pdf files orlinks to ArXiv);• a link to other specific websites dedicated to the project;


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• an area for publicizing job openings, summer schools, workshops, meetings, etc.,• advertising campaigns to schools, libraries, etc.The main menu contains four sections.The first section is dedicated to providing a general overview and basic information on the project:• Project at a glance, with the project objectives and the overall description;• Participants;• Project activities, with access to the Networking activities pages, the Transnational Accessactivities pages, the JRAs pages;• Project management, where the information on management structure, organigram and scheduledmeetings can be found.The second section is where all the fundamental documentation can be found and downloaded:• the Grant Agreement and its Annexes;• the Grant Agreement Preparation Forms (GPFs);• the Consortium Agreement;• the Original Proposal;• the Annual Reports.The third section is devoted to the dissemination of knowledge to a wider public.The fourth section contains the following tools:• theses;• conference presentations;• open positions announcements;• address book;• EC documents;• site policy;• reserved area access links;• Google search link.This website should succeed in improving the communication both within and outside the projectcommunity, thus helping in the achievement of the overall objectives of the project.

Address of project public website and relevant contact details

www.hadronphysics2.eu

Contacts are provided in the website.


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4.2 Use and dissemination of foreground

Section A (public)

Publications (peer reviewed)

LIST OF SCIENTIFIC (PEER REVIEWED) PUBLICATIONS, STARTING WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT ONES

No. DOI Title Main author Title of theperiodical or the

series

Number, date orfrequency

Publisher Place ofpublication

Date ofpublication

Relevant pages Permanentidentifiers (ifapplicable)

Is open accessprovided to this

publication?

1 (WP27)Charged-particle

multiplicitymeasurement inproton-protoncollisions at

sqrt(s) = 7 TeVwith ALICE at

LHC

K. Amodt Eur.Phys.J. C 68, numbers 1-2 22/06/2010 345-354 arXiv:1004.3514[hep-ex]

Yes

2 (WP27)Charged-particlemultiplicity

measurement inproton-protoncollisions at

sqrt(s) = 0.9 and2.36 TeV withALICE at LHC

K. Aamodt Eur.Phys.J. C 68, numbers 1-2 12/06/2010 89-108 arXiv:1004.3034[hep-ex]

Yes

3 (WP27)Two-pion

Bose-Einsteincorrelations inpp collisions at

sqrt(s)=900GeV.

K. Aamodt Phys.Rev.052001

D82, issue 5 09/09/2010 052001 -14 arXiv:1007.0516[hep-th]

Yes

4 (WP27)Charged-particle

multiplicity

K. Aamodt Phys.Rev.Lett. 105, issue 25 13/12/2010 252301 -11 arXiv:1011.3916[nucl-ex]

Yes


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density atmid-rapidity incentral Pb-Pbcollisions at

sNN#####=2.76TeV

5 (WP27)Midrapidity

antiproton-to-protonratio in pp

collisions ats#=0.9 and

7~TeVmeasured by the

ALICEexperiment.

K. Aamodt Phys.Rev.Lett. 105, issue 7 12/08/2010 072002-14 arXiv:1006.5432[hep-ex]

Yes

6 (WP27) Ellipticflow of charged

particles inPb-Pb collisions

at 2.76 TeV

K.Aamodt Phys.Rev.Lett. 105 13/12/2010 252302 -252313 arXiv:1011.3914[nucl-ex]

Yes

7 (WP27)Centralitydependence of

thecharged-particle

multiplicitydensity at

mid-rapidity inPb-Pb collisionsat sqrt(sNN) =

2.76 TeV

K. Aamodt Phys.Rev.Lett.032301

106, issue3-032310

20/01/2011 032301 arXiv:1012.1657[nucl-ex]

Yes

8 (WP27) Strangeparticle

production inproton-protoncollisions atsqrt(s) = 0.9

TeV withALICE at the

LHC.

K. Aamodt Eur.Phys.J. C71 C71 02/03/2011 1594-1618 arXiv:1012.3257[hep-ex]

Yes

9 (WP27)Femtoscopyof pp collisionsat sqrt{s}=0.9

and 7 TeV at the

K. Aamodt Phys.Lett. B696, Issue 4 01/02/2011 328-337 arXiv:1012.4035[nucl-ex]

Yes


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LHC withtwo-pion

Bose-Einsteincorrelations.

10 (WP27)Productionof pions, kaonsand protons inpp collisions at

sqrt(s)= 900GeV with

ALICE at theLHC.

K. Aamodt Eur.Phys.J. C71, number 6 01/06/2011 1655-1677 e-Print:arXiv:1101.4110

[hep-ex]

Yes

11 (WP27)Rapidityand transverse

momentumdependence ofinclusive J/psi

production in ppcollisions at

sqrt(s) = 7 TeV.

K. Aamodt Phys.Lett. B704 23/05/2011 442-455 arXiv:1105.0380[hep-ex]

Yes

12 (WP27) FirstResults from

Alice

V. Muccifora Il NuovoCimento

C 11003-3 06/10/2011 8http://dx.doi.org/10.1393/ncc/i2011-11000-3.Yes

13 (WP27)Comparison ofJet QuenchingFormalisms fora Quark-GluonPlasma 'Brick'.

N. Armesto 1108.5298[hep-ph

na 11/06/2011 30 :arXiv:1106.1106

[hep-ph]

Yes

14 (WP27)AAMQS: A

non-linear QCDanalysis of newHERA data at

small-xincluding heavy

quarks

, J. L. Albacete Eur. Phys. J. C71 26/07/2011 1705-1716 arXiv:1012.4408[hep-ph].

Yes

15 (WP27)TheALICE

electromagneticcalorimeter

project

F. Ronchetti J.Phys.Conf.Ser.

160 24/04/2009 012012 Yes

16 (WP27)Position A. Badala' Nuovo Cimento B124 01/02/2009 223-233 Yes


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reconstruction inthe ALICE

ElectromagneticCalorimeter: A

comparisonbetween

logarithmicaveraging andneural network

methods

17 (WP27)PartonPropagation andfragmentation in

QCD matter

V. Muccifora La Rivista delNuovo Cimento

032 29/09/2009 439-553 arXiv:0907.3534[nucl-th]

Yes

18 (WP27)Q-PYTHIA:a

medium-modifiedimplementation

of final stateradiation

L. Cunqueiro Eur. Phys. J 63 01/04/2009 679-690 arXiv:0907.1014[hep-ph].

Yes

19 (WP27)Prototypeand mass

production testsof Avalanche

PhotoDiodes forthe

ElectromagneticCalorimeter in

the ALICEexperiment at

LHC

A. Badala' Nucl. Instr. andMeth. in Phys.

Res

A610, Issue 1 21/10/2009 200-203 Yes

20 (WP27)Angular-orderedparton showers

withmedium-modified

splittingfunctions

N. Armesto JHEP 011 01/09/2009 122 arXiv:0909.5118[hep-ph]

Yes

21 (WP27)MonteCarlo for Jet

Showers in theMedium

L.Cunqueiro Nucl.Phys A830 01/11/2009 271C-274C Yes

22 (WP27)Constraintfitting of

N. Armesto, J.Phys G37 02/02/2010 025104-025121 Yes


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experimentaldata with a jet

quenchingmodel

embedded in ahydrodynamicalbulk medium.

23 (WP27)Performance ofprototypes for

the ALICEelectromagnetic

calorimeter

D. Hasch Nucl. Instr andMeth.

A615 21/03/2010 6-13 arXiv:0912.2005[physics.ins-det]

Yes

24 (WP27) NuclearPDFs and TheirUncertainties at

NLO

K.J. Eskola Nucl.Phys. A830 01/11/2009 599C-602CarXiv:0906.4231[hep-ph] Yes

25 (WP27) A NewGeneration ofNLO and LO

Nuclear PartonDistributionFunctions

K.J. Eskola JHEP 04 01/10/2009 065-099 Yes

26 (WP27) Jetmultiplicity

distributions:Medium

dependence inMLLA

N.Armesto Eur.Phys.J. C62 01/08/2009 151-157 Yes

27 (WP27)Implementationof a

medium-modifiedparton shower

algorithm

L. Cunquiero Eur.Phys.J C61 11/06/2009 775-778 arXiv:0809.4433[hep-ph].

Yes

28 (WP27)Mediumdependence of

multiplicitydistributions in

MLLA.Eur.Phys.J.C61

(2009)

N. Armesto Eur.Phys.J. C61 11/06/2009 779-784 arXiv:0809.4428[hep-ph].

Yes

29 (WP27)Compatibilityof neutrino DIS

H. Paukkunen JHEP 7 01/07/2010 1-17 Yes


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data and globalanalyses of

partondistributionfunctions

30 (WP27) Nucleareffects on thelongitudinal

structurefunction at small

x,

H. Paukkunen Phys. Lett. B 694 25/10/2010 38-43 Yes

31 (WP27)Anti-angularordering of

gluon radiationin QCD media

Y. Mehtar-Tani Phys. Rev. Lett. 106 25/03/2011 12202-12206 Yes

32 (WP27)Constraints for

the nuclearparton

distributionsfrom Z and W

production at theLHC

H. Paukkunen JHEP 03 01/03/2011 2202-2206 Yes

33 (WP14) Physicswith theKLOE-2

experiment atthe upgraded

DAFNE

GAmelino-Camelia

Physics (2010) Volume: 68,Issue: 3-4

19/03/2010 60 hep.ex/1003.3868 Yes

34 (WP14) Lowenergy QCD and

ChPT studieswith KLOE

Ambrosino, F. Nuovo Cimento- C

vol.33 no.5 05/03/2011 149-158 ISSN:11241896 Yes

35 (WP14) Kaonichelium-4 X-raymeasurement inSIDDHARTA

M. Bazzi Physics LettersB

Volume 681,Issue 4

09/11/2009 310-314 DOI:10.1016/j.physletb.2009.10.052

Yes

36 (WP14) Kaonicatoms

measurements atthe DA#NEaccelerator

Curceanu(Petrascu), C

HyperfineInteractions

Volume 193,Issue 1-3

26/08/2009 11-17 DOI:10.1007/s10751-009-0071-0

Yes


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37 (WP14) TheAMADEUSexperiment –

precisionmeasurements of

low-energyantikaon

nucleus/nucleoninteractions

Zmeskal J Nuclear PhysicsA

Volume 835,Issue 1-4

01/04/2010 410-413 DOI:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.231

Yes

38 (WP14)Progress in the

Prediction of g-2of the Muon

F. Jegerlehner ACTAPHYSICA

POLONICA B

Vol. 40 (2009),No 11

22/10/2009 3097-3109 Yes

39 (WP14) TheMuon g-2

F. Jegerlehnerand A. Nyffeler

Physics Reports 477 (2009) 1 03/06/2009 126 Yes

40 (WP14) Searchfor the KS # e+e- decay with

the KLOEdetector

F. Ambrosino Phys. Lett. B 672, 203 (2009) 26/01/2009 13 arXiv:0811.1007v3[hep-ex]

Yes

41 (WP14) Searchfor the decay

##K0K¯0# withthe KLOEexperiment

F Ambrosino Phys. Lett. B 679 (2009) 10 Elsevier B.V. 17/06/2009 10-14 ISSN: 03702693 Yes

42 (WP14) AGlobal fit to

determine thepseudoscalarmixing angle

and thegluonium

content of theeta-prime meson

AMBROSINO,F

JOURNAL OFHIGH ENERGY

PHYSICS

105 IOP Publishingfor SISSA

31/07/2009 1-13doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2009/07/105Yes

43 (WP14) Studyof the ao(980)meson via the

radiative decayfi # eta pi0

gamma with theKLOE detector

Ambrosino,Fabio

Physics LettersB

Volume 681,Issue 1

19/10/2009 5-13 doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2009.09.022

Yes

44 (WP14) Precisemeasurement of

F. Ambrosino The EuropeanPhysical Journal

Volume 64,Number 4

28/10/2009 627-636 DOI:10.1140/epjc/s10052-009-1177-x

Yes


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#(K#e#(#))/#(K#µ#(#))and study of

K#e##

C - Particles andFields

45 (WP14) Questfor precision inhadronic crosssections at lowenergy: MonteCarlo tools vs.experimental

data

S.Actis The EuropeanPhysical JournalC - Particles and

Fields

Volume 66,Numbers 3-4

03/12/2009 585-686 DOI:10.1140/epjc/s10052-010-1251-4

Yes

46 (WP14)RadiativeReturn: a

progress on FSRtests

S. Ivashyn Acta PhysicaPolonica B style

B40:3185-3192(2009)

28/10/2009 9 arXiv:0910.5335v1[hep-ph]

Yes

47 (WP14)Measurement of

the pion formfactor for

M_{pipi}^2between 0.1 and

0.85 GeV^2with the KLOE

detector

Stefan E.M¨uller

Chinese PhysicsC

Vol. 34, n. 6(2009)

11/12/2009 1-6doi:10.1088/1674-1137/34/6/013Yes

48 (WP14) KaonicAtom X-ray

Spectra

J. Marton AIP Conf. Proc. Volume 1182 17/12/2009 495-498 doi:10.1063/1.3293854 Yes

49 (WP14) NewX-Ray Detectorsfor Exotic Atom

Research

Marton, J. IEEETransactions onNuclear Science

Volume: 56Issue:3

16/06/2009 1400 - 1404 ISSN:0018-9499

Yes

50 (WP14) KaonicAtoms atDAFNE

J. Zmeskal InternationalJournal of

Modern PhysicsA

Volume: 24,Issues:

2-3(2009)

30/01/2009 190-197 DOI:10.1142/S0217751X0904347X

Yes

51 (WP14) Kaonichelium-4 X-raymeasurement inSIDDHARTA

Bazzi, M. Physics LettersB

Volume 681,Issue 4

09/11/2009 310-314 DOI:10.1016/j.physletb.2009.10.052

Yes

52 (WP14) Silicondrift detectors

T. Ishiwatari HyperfineInteractions


21/08/2009 165-170 DOI:10.1007/s10751-009-0045-2

Yes


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for exotic atoms

53 (WP14)Measurementsand simulations

of MAPS(MonolithicActive Pixel

Sensors)response to

charged particles- a study

towards a vertexdetector at the

ILC

L. Maczewski arXiv:1005.3710v1[physics.ins-det]

na 20/05/2010 1-161 arXiv:1005.3710v1[physics.ins-det]

Yes

54 (WP14)Technical

Design Reportof the Inner

Tracker for theKLOE-2

experiment

F. Archilli arXiv:1002.2572v1[physics.ins-det]

na 10/02/2010 1-77 arXiv:1002.2572v1[physics.ins-det]

Yes

55 (WP14)Hadronic cross

sectionmeasurements

and contributionto (g # 2)µ with

KLOE

Paolo Beltrame arXiv:0905.1977v1[hep-ex]

na 12/05/2009 1-4 arXiv:0905.1977v1[hep-ex]

Yes

56 (WP14)Mini-ProceedingsECT* WorkshopHadronic Atoms

and KaonicNuclei - SolvedPuzzles, OpenProblems and

FutureChallenges inTheory andExperiment

C. Curceanu, J.Marton

arXiv:1003.2328v2[nucl-ex]

na 12/03/2010 1-41 arXiv:1003.2328v2[nucl-ex]

Yes

57 (WP14)Low-energy

anti-kaonnucleon and

J. Marton EPJ Web ofConferences

Volume 3, 2010 12/04/2010 1-4 DOI:10.1051/epjconf/20100303016

Yes


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nucleusinteraction

58 (WP7) Thestraw tube

tracker of thePANDA

experiment

S. Costanza Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

617 18/07/2009 148-15010.1016/j.nima.2009.06.105 No

59 (WP7) ThePANDA

experiment atFAIR

P. Gianotti Nucl. Phys. A 835 18/03/2010 96-10110.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.180]

No

60 (WP7)Performance ofthe prototype of

theelectromagneticcalorimeter for

PANDA

M. Kavatsyuk Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

648 17/06/2011 77-91 10.1016/j.nima.2011.06.044 No

61 (WP7)Numerical

investigations ofthe WASApellet target

operation andproposal of a

new techniquefor the PANDA

pellet target

V. L. Varentsov Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

646 08/05/2011 12-21 10.1016/j.nima.2011.05.006 No

62 (WP7) Physicsprogram of

PANDAexperiment at

FAIR

D. Dutta Nucl. Phys. A 862-863 22/07/2011 231-23710.1016/j.nuclphysa.2011.05.045No

63 (WP7) Afocussing disc

DIRC forPANDA

E.N. Cowie Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

639 01/10/2010 181-18410.1016/j.nima.2010.09.132 No

64 (WP7) Thebarrel DIRC

detector for thePANDA

experiment atFAIR

J. Schwiening Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

639 11/11/2010 315-31810.1016/j.nima.2010.10.061 No


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65 (WP7) Particleidentification for

the PANDAdetector

C. Schwarz Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

639 11/11/2010 169-17210.1016/j.nima.2010.10.116 No

66 (WP7) Softwaredevelopment for

the PANDAbarrel DIRC

D. Dutta Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

639 29/10/2010 264-26610.1016/j.nima.2010.10.080 No

67 (WP7) FutureProspects for

Hadron Physicsat PANDA

U. Wiedner Prog.Part.Nucl.Phys. 66 21/04/2011 477-518 arXiv:1104.3961,10.1016/j.ppnp.2011.04.001

Yes

68 (WP7)Futuremeasurements ofthe proton time

like form factorswith PANDA

M. Gumberidze Int. J. Mod.Phys. A

26 20/10/2011 688-68910.1142/S0217751X11052529 No

69 (WP7) Stronginteraction

physics withPANDA

A. Gillitzer Int. J. Mod.Phys. A

26 20/10/2011 523-52810.1142/S0217751X11051937 No

70 (WP7)Development ofDIRC countersfor the PANDAexperiment at

FAIR

B. Seitz Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

628 08/07/2010 304-30810.1016/j.nima.2010.06.341 No

71 (WP7) Hybridpixel detectorwith epitaxialsensors andreadout in

130-nm CMOStechnology for

PANDA

D. Calvo Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

624 05/05/2010 290-29410.1016/j.nima.2010.04.149 No

72 (WP7) Thesilicon pixel

readoutarchitecture forthe micro vertexdetector of the

PANDAexperiment

D. Calvo JINST 5 15/12/2010 C1202810.1088/1748-0221/5/12/C12028No


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73 (WP7)Mechanics and

detectorintegration inthe PANDA

micro-vertex-detector

T. Wurschig JINST 5 10/12/2010 C1202410.1088/1748-0221/5/12/C12024No

74 (WP7) CharmPhysics

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A. Biegun Int. J. Mod.Phys. A

26 10/10/2011 632-63310.1142/S0217751X1105227X,arXiv:1011.4963

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75 (WP7)TheDIRC detectorsof the PANDAexperiment at

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B. Seitz Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

623 06/03/2010 300-30210.1016/j.nima.2010.02.228 No

76 (WP7) Thesilicon pixel

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D. Calvo Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

617 20/09/2009 560-56210.1016/j.nima.2009.09.043 No

77 (WP7) Responseof cooled PWOscintillators to

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D. Melnychuk Acta Phys.Polon. B

41 01/02/2010 291-298 No

78 (WP7)Productionof the double

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K. Szymanska Acta Phys.Polon. B

41 01/02/2010 285-290 No

79 (WP7) ThePANDA

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L. Fabietti Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

628 10/07/2010 204-20810.1016/j.nima.2010.06.317,arXiv:1004.4079

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80 (WP7)Feasibility

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A. Biegun Acta Phys.Polon. B

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81 (WP7) EMCstudies using the

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44 01/01/2010 462-466 arXiv:1001.4630 Yes

82 (WP7) At theborderlinebetween

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A. Bianconi Eur. Phys. J. A 44 26/03/2010 313-31910.1140/epja/i2010-10951-9,arXiv:0911.3613

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83 (WP7)Feasibility

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M. Sudol Int. J. Mod.Phys. A

44 28/04/2010 373-38410.1140/epja/i2010-10960-8,arXiv:0907.4478

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84 (WP7) FrontEnd Electronicsfor the PANDATOP disk DIRC

A. Hayrapetyan JINST 4 09/12/2009 P1200510.1088/1748-0221/4/12/P12005 No

85 (WP7) ThePANDA

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M. Duren JINST 4 15/12/2009 P1201310.1088/1748-0221/4/12/P12013 No

86 (WP7)Development of

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C. Schwarz JINST 4 18/12/2009 P1201610.1088/1748-0221/4/12/P12016No


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87 (WP7)Reconstructionmethods for thePANDA time ofpropagation disc

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O. Merle JINST 4 15/09/2009 P0900810.1088/1748-0221/4/09/P09008 No

88 (WP7) The frontend electronicsof the PANDA

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C. Schwarz JINST 4 02/12/2009 P1200210.1088/1748-0221/4/12/P12002No

89 (WP7) Thefront-endreadout

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focussing-lightguidedisc DIRC

E. Cowie JINST 4 13/11/2009 P1101210.1088/1748-0221/4/11/P11012 No

90 (WP7) ThePANDA

focussing-lightguideDisc DIRC

E. Cowie JINST 4 09/09/2009 P0900610.1088/1748-0221/4/09/P09006No

91 (WP7)Reconstruction

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E. Cowie JINST 4 09/09/2009 P0900510.1088/1748-0221/4/09/P09005No

92 (WP7) Plans forPANDA Online

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93 (WP7) Forwardspectrometer of

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94 (WP7) Charmedmeson

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95 (WP7) EMC A. Biegun Int. J. Mod. 24 05/01/2009 369-37610.1142/S0217751X09043699 No


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598 27/08/2008 224-22810.1016/j.nima.2008.08.092 No

97 (WP7) RICH forPANDA

G. Schepers Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

598 26/08/2008 143-14610.1016/j.nima.2008.08.079 No

98 (WP7) Thecentral trackerof the PANDA

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A. Sokolov Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

598 27/08/2008 75-78 10.1016/j.nima.2008.08.113 No

99 (WP7) Thecompressed

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P. Senger Nucl. Phys. A 862-863 22/07/2011 139-14510.1016/j.nuclphysa.2011.05.032No

100 (WP7) Di-muonmeasurementswith the CBMexperiment at

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101 (WP7) TheCBM physics

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102 (WP7)Development ofa RICH detector

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C. Hoehne Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

639 18/11/2010 294-29710.1016/j.nima.2010.10.062 No

103 (WP7) Resultsfrom first beam

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639 05/11/2010 307-31010.1016/j.nima.2010.10.104 No


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104 (WP7) High-ratetiming RPC with

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L. Naumann Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

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105 (WP7)Spatialresolution ofthin-walled

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106 (WP7) Aprototypecoordinate

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S.N. Bazylev Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

632 29/09/2010 75-80doi:10.1016/j.nima.2010.09.073,https://www.gsi.de/documents/DOC-2011-Jan-42.html

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107 (WP7) Ceramicshigh rate timing

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628 13/07/2010 138-141doi:10.1016/j.nima.2010.06.302,https://www.gsi.de/documents/DOC-2011-Jan-3.html

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108 (WP7) A fastcurrent

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109 (WP7) Amultichannel

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E. V. Atkin Inst. and Exp.Tech.

53 01/01/2010 520-523 DOI:10.1134/S0020441210040081

No

110 (WP7) Amethod and

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111 (WP7) CBMExperiment at

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112 (WP7) TRDTracking Using

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113 (WP7) RadiationTolerance of

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624 21/04/2010 428-431doi:10.1016/j.nima.2010.04.045,https://www.gsi.de/documents/DOC-2009-Nov-40.html

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114 (WP7)Increasing

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115 (WP7)Prospectsfor strangeness

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116 (WP7) Anuniversalread-out

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S. Manz JINST 5 25/11/2010 C11017doi:10.1088/1748-0221/5/11/C11017,https://www.gsi.de/documents/DOC-2010-Nov-193.html

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117 (WP7) SPSenergy scanresults and

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C. Hoehne Nucl. Phys. A 830 10/11/2009 369c-376cdoi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.1,http://www.gsi.de/documents/DOC-2009-Jul-147.html

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118 (WP7) The J. Heuser Nucl. Phys. A 830 10/11/2009 563c-566cdoi:10.1016/j.nima.2008.12.097,Yes


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119 (WP17)Micropatterngaseous photon

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S. Dalla Torre Nucl. Instr. andMeth. A

623 01/11/2010 129-131http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168900210004389Yes

120 (WP19) Highdensity clusterjet target forstorage ringexperiments

A.Täschner Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

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121 (WP19) Energyloss and cooling

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N. Petridis Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

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122 (WP19)Numerical

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V. Varentsov Nucl. Instr.Meth. A

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123 (WP19)Production of

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639 21/05/2011 130-133http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168900210024022No

125 (WP17)Developmentof a

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32 15/02/2010 419-424 No

126 (WP17)THGEMbased photondetector forCherenkovimaging

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617 11/05/2010 396-397http://cdsweb.cern.ch/record/1290348No

127 (WP17)Statusand perspectives

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128 (WP17)Thequest for a third

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F. Tessarotto Nucl. Instr. andMeth. A


129 (WP17)Developmentof

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130 (WP5)Observation of

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132 (WP5)Abashian-Booth-Crowe

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P. Adlarson Phys. Rev. Lett. Volume 106,Issue 24

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133 (WP5)Determination

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135 (WP5)Two-pion

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T.Skorodko Phys. Lett. B Volume 679,Issue 1

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the branchingratio and search

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137 (WP5) Searchfor the decay

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F. Ambrosino Phys. Lett. B Volume 679,Issue 1


138 (WP5) $K\to##$Decays in SU(2)

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the invariantmass

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140 (WP5) Study ofthe a0(980)

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142 (WP5) Hardbremsstrahlungin the pp -> pp

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144 (WP5)Measurement ofthe ##3#0 slopeparameter # with

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145 (WP5) The pd--> ^3He eta pi0reaction at T_p= 1450 MeV

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146 (WP5)Exclusive

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147 (WP5)Photoproductionof meson pairs:

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148 (WP5)Electromagnetictransition formfactors of lightvector mesons

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149 (WP5) Firstmeasurement of

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150 (WP5) ChiralSymmetry andCharmonium

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151 (WP5)Meson-MesonScattering in

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152 (WP5)Technicolor andother QCD-like

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153 (WP5) RecentResults from the

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154 (WP5) Searchfor Bound

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J. Urban Int. J. Mod.Physics A

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155 (WP5) Energydependence of

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M. Unverzagt Eur. Phys. J. A Volume 39,Number 2

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theisospin-filteringdd --> 4HeK+K-reaction at Q =

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X.Yuan Eur. Phys. J. A Volume 42,Number 1

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158 (WP5)Photoproduction

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V. L.Kashevarov

Eur. Phys. J. A Volume 42,Number 2

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159 (WP5) Invariantmass

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P. Moskal Eur. Phys. J. A Volume 43,Number 2

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160 (WP5) Radiative#0

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S.Schumann Eur. Phys. J. A Volume 43,Number 3

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161 (WP5)Production of

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K.Schönning Eur. Phys. J. A Volume 45,Number 1

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162 (WP5)Quasi-free

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I. Jaegle Eur.Phys.J. A Volume 47,Number 8

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163 (WP5)Photoproduction

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Eur.Phys.J.A Volume 47,Number 1

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of #'-mesons offthe deuteron

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T. Skorodko Eur. Phys. J. A Volume 47,Number 9

01/09/2011 108 DOI:10.1140/epja/i2011-11108-2

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165 (WP5) Reactionpp#>pp### as abackground forhadronic decaysof the eta' meson

M.J. Zielinski Eur.Phys.J. A Volume 47,Number 8

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166 (WP5)Electromagnetic

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C. Ditsche Eur. Phys.J. C Volume 60,Number 1

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167 (WP5) The cuspeffect in ######

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Eur. Phys. J. C Volume 62,Number 3

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168 (WP5) Relationsat order p6 in

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02/11/2009 273-282 DOI:10.1140/epjc/s10052-009-1145-5

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169 (WP5) Physicswith theKLOE-2

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Eur.Phys.J. C Volume 68,Numbers 3-4

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170 (WP5) Searchfor #-mesic

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171 (WP5) Radiativecorrections in

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172 (WP5) M. Hoferichter Eur.Phys.J. C Volume 71, 01/09/2011 1743 DOI: Yes


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175 (WP5) Precisionmeasurements ofthe pp##+pn and

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176 (WP5) Nearthreshold

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P.Moskal Phys. Rev. C Volume 79,Issue 1

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177 (WP5)Production ofthe # meson inthe pd#3He#

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K.Schönning Phys. Rev. C Volume 79,Issue 4

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178 (WP5)Predictions for

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179 (WP5)Coulomb-nuclear

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182 (WP5) Precisionstudy of the

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T.Rausmann Phys. Rev. C Volume 80,Issue 1

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183 (WP5)GeneralizedDalitz Plot

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184 (WP5) ARelativistic

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185 (WP5) Energydependence ofthe pp#K+n#+

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Nogga

Yes

415http://arxiv.org/abs/1106.1185(WP4) Interplayof quark and

meson degreesof freedom in anear-threshold

resonance:multi-channel

case

C. Hanhart, Y.S.Kalashnikova,A. V. Nefediev

Yes

41610.1140/epja/i2011-11019-2(WP4) Lightmeson mass

dependence ofthe positive

parityheavy-strange

mesons

M. Cleven, F.K.Guo, C. Hanhart

and Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes

41710.1140/epja/i2011-11120-6(WP4) Boundstate nature ofthe exotic Zb

states

M. Cleven, F.K.Guo, C. Hanhart

and Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes

41810.1140/epjc/s10052-011-1743-x(WP4)Roy-Steinerequations for

gamma gamma# pi pi

M. Hoferichter,D. R. Phillips,

C. Schat

Yes


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419http://arxiv.org/abs/0910.4275(WP4)Backward

pion-nucleonscattering

F. Huang, A.Sibirtsev, J.

Haidenbauer, S.Krewald and

Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes

420http://arxiv.org/abs/1001.0646(WP4)Primakoff effect

ineta-photoproduc¬tion

off protons

A. Sibirtsev, J.Haidenbauer, S.

Krewald andUlf-G. Meißner

Yes

42110.1140/epja/i2010-11009-x(WP4) Latticecalculations for

A=3,4,6,12nuclei using

chiral effectivefield theory

E. Epelbaum, H.Krebs, D. Lee

and Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes

422http://arxiv.org/abs/0911.4637(WP4)Proton-proton

scattering above3 GeV/c

A. Sibirtsev, J.Haidenbauer,

H.-W. Hammer,S. Krewald andUlf-G. Meißner

Yes

42310.1140/epjc/s10052-010-1442-z(WP4) Radiativecorrections in K# pi l+ l- decays

B. Kubis, R.Schmidt

Yes

42410.1140/epjc/s10052-008-0818-9(WP4) Isospinbreaking in Kl4

decays

G. Colangelo, J.Gasser and A.

Rusetsky

Yes

42510.1140/epjc/s10052-009-0863-z(WP4)Electromagneticcorrections in #

# 3# decays

C. Ditsche, B.Kubis and

Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes

42610.1140/epja/i2009-10845-y(WP4) The Roleof nucleon recoil

in low-energyantikaon-deuteron

scattering

V. Baru, E.Epelbaum, A.

Rusetsky

Yes

42710.1140/epja/i2008-10728-9(WP4)Pion-nucleon

charge-exchangeamplitudes

above 2 GeV

F. Huang, A.Sibirtsev, S.Krewald, C.Hanhart, J.

Haidenbauer andUlf-G. Meißner

Yes


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428http://arxiv.org/abs/0812.3653(WP4) Moderntheory of

nuclear forces

E. Epelbaum,H.-W. Hammer

and Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes

42910.1140/epja/i2008-10743-x(WP4)Backward pion

photoproduction

A. Sibirtsev, J.Haidenbauer, F.

Huang andUlf-G. Meißner

Yes

430http://arxiv.org/abs/0901.1185(WP4) Finalstate interactionsin the decays J/#

# VPP

B. Liu, M.Buescher, F.K.

Guo, C. Hanhartand Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes

43110.1140/epja/i2009-10762-1(WP4)Interactions

between heavymesons andGoldstone

bosons fromchiral dynamics

F.K. Guo, C.Hanhart and

Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes

43210.1140/epja/i2008-10707-2(WP4) Hadronicthree-body

decays of lightvector mesons

S. Leupold andM.F.M. Lutz

Yes

43310.1140/epja/i2010-11050-9(WP4) RadiativeCorrections to

NeutralPion-Pair

Production

N. Kaiser Yes

43410.1140/epja/i2011-11015-6(WP4) IsospinBreaking in Pion

ComptonScattering

N. Kaiser Yes

435arXiv:1107.5966v1(WP4) NuclearEnergy DensityFunctional fromChiral Two- andThree-Nucleon

Interactions

J.W. Holt, N.Kaiser and W.

Weise

Yes

43610.1140/epja/i2011-11016-5(WP4)Photoproduction

of omega

M. Nanova et al.(CBELSA/TAPSCollaboration )

Yes


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mesons onnuclei near the

productionthreshol

4370.1140/epja/i2010-11033-x(WP4) On thebackground inthe gamma p to

omega(pi0gamma) p

reaction andmixed eventsimulation

M. Kaskulov, E.Hernandez, E.

Oset

Yes

43810.1140/epja/i2010-10957-3(WP4)Dynamically

generatedresonances from

the vectoroctet-baryon

octet interaction

E. Oset and A.Ramos

Yes

43910.1140/epja/i2008-10689-y(WP4) Nature ofthe axial-vector

mesons fromtheir Nc

behaviour withinthe chiral

unitary approach

L. S. Geng, E.Oset, J. R.

Pelaez, L. Roca

Yes

44010.1140/epja/i2009-10767-8(WP4) Theradiative decayof the psi(3770)

into thepredicted scalarstate X(3700)

D. Gamermann,E. Oset, B. S.

Zou

Yes

44110.1140/epja/i2009-10834-2(WP4)Searching for

signaturesaround 1920MeV of a N*state of threehadron nature

A. MartinezTorres, K.

Khemchandani,U.-G. Meißner,

E. Oset

Yes

44210.1140/epja/i2009-10875-5(WP4) Kaonicproduction of

Lambda(1405)off deuteron

target in chiral

D. Jido, E. Oset,T. Sekihara

Yes


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dynamics

44310.1140/epja/i2009-10853-y(WP4) Charmand hidden

charm scalarmesons in the

nuclear medium

R. Molina, D.Gamermann, E.Oset, L. Tolos

Yes

44410.1140/epja/i2010-10971-5(WP4) Study ofthe J/psi to

gammaf2(1270), J/psi

to gammaf'2(1525), J/psi

to gammaf0(1710) and

J/psi to gammaf0(1370) decays

L. S. Geng, F.K. Guo, C.Hanhart, R.

Molina, E. Oset,B. S. Zou

Yes

445arXiv:0912.4359v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) Radiativeopen charmdecay of the

Y(3940),Z(3930),X(4160)

resonances

Wei HongLiang, R.

Molina, E. Oset

Yes

44610.1140/epja/i2010-11015-0(WP4) HelicityAmplitude A1/2

and radiativedecay width of

theLambda(1670)

and twoLambda(1405)as dynamically

generatedresonances

M. Döring, D.Jido, E. Oset

Yes

44710.1140/epja/i2010-11047-4(WP4)Evaluation ofthe IS and IC

polarizations inthe gamma p to

pi0 eta preaction

M. Döring, E.Oset

Yes

44810.1140/epja/i2010-11033-x(WP4)Background inthe gamma p to

M. Kaskulov, E.Hernandez, E.

Oset

Yes


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omega p(omegato pi0 gamma)reactions andmixed eventsimulation

44910.1140/epja/i2011-11042-3(WP4) Kaoninduced

Lambda(1405)production on adeuteron target

at DAFNE

D. Jido, E. Oset,T. Sekihara

Yes

45010.1140/epja/i2011-11127-y(WP4) rho rho Nand rho rho

Delta moleculeswith JP=5/2+and JP=7/2+

Bao Xi Sun,Hua Xing Chen

E. Oset

Yes

451http://dx.doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-009-1210-0(WP4) NNLOcorrections to B# X_u l nu and

thedetermination of

|V_ub|

C. Greub, M.Neubert, B.D.

Pecjak

Yes

45210.1140/epjc/s10052-008-0831-z(WP4) Chiralsymmetry and

light resonancesin hot and dense

matter

D. Cabrera, D.FernándezFraile, A.

Gómez Nicola

Yes

45310.1140/epjc/s10052-009-0935-0(WP4) Transportcoefficients andresonances for a

meson gas inChiral

PerturbationTheory

D.Fernández-Fraile,A.Gómez Nicola

Yes

45410.1140/epja/i2010-10949-3(WP4) Boostoperators in

Coulomb-gaugeQCD: The Pionform factor andFock expansionsin phi radiative

decays.

M. GomezRocha, F. J.

Llanes-Estrada,D. Schütte, S.

Villalba Chavez

Yes

45510.1140/epja/i2008-10736-9(WP4) Screened J. Vijande, G. Yes


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potential andquarkonia

properties athigh

temperatures

Krein, and A.Valcarce

45610.1140/epjc/s10052-009-1145-5(WP4) Relationsat Order p^6 in

ChiralPerturbation

Theory

J. Bijnens, I.Jemos

Yes

45710.1140/epja/i2010-11034-9(WP4)Deconstructing

1S0nucleon-nucleon

scattering

M. C. Birse Yes

458arXiv:1109.2797v2[nucl-th]

(WP4)Coupled-channel

effective fieldtheory andproton-7Liscattering

V. Lensky Yes

45910.1140/epja/i2009-10752-3(WP4)Proton-proton

scatteringwithout

Coulomb forcerenormalization

R.Skibi#ski Yes

46010.1140/epja/i2009-10843-1(WP4) A noveltreatment of theproton-protonCoulomb force

inproton-deuteron

Faddeevcalculations:

Elasticscattering

H.Wita#a Yes

46110.1140/epja/i2009-10842-2(WP4) A noveltreatment of theproton-protonCoulomb force

inproton-deuteron

Faddeev

H.Wita#a Yes


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calculations:Breakup

46210.1140/epja/i2009-10903-6(WP4) A newway to perform

partial wavedecomposition

of thefew-nucleon

forces

J.Golak Yes

46310.1140/epja/i2010-10920-4(WP4) 3NScattering in a

Three-DimensionalOperator

Formulation

W.Gloeckle Yes

46410.1140/epja/i2011-11048-9(WP4) TheTucson-Melbourne

Three-NucleonForce in theautomatizedPartial Wave

Decomposition

R.Skibi#ski Yes

46510.1209/0295-5075/94/11002(WP4)Estimation ofthe effects of

hyperonicthree-body

forces on themaximum massof neutron stars

I. Vidana, D.Logoteta, C.

Providencia, A.Polls and I.Bombaci

Yes

46610.1140/epja/i2010-10949-3(WP4) Boostoperators in

Coulomb gaugeQCD: The pionform factor andFock expansionsin phi radiative

decays

M. GómezRocha

Yes

46710.1140/epjc/s10052-011-1633-2(WP4)RegularizationIndependent

Analysis of theOrigin of Two

LoopContributions to

H.G. Fargnoli,B. Hiller, A.P.

Baeta Scarpelli,M. Sampaio,M.C. Nemes

Yes


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N=1 SuperYang-Mills Beta

Function

46810.1140/epja/i2009-10862-x(WP4)Proton-antiprotonannihilation into

a Lambda c+Lambda c# pair

A.T. Goritschnig Yes

46910.1140/epjc/s10052-011-1695-1(WP4) Reviewof lattice resultsconcerning lowenergy particle

physics

G. Colangelo etal.

Yes

47010.1007/s00601-009-0058-z(WP4) Theexact

three-dimensionalhalf-shell

t-matrix for asharply cut-off

Coulombpotential in thescreening limit

W.Gloeckle Yes

47110.1007/s00601-010-0098-4(WP4)Relativisticeffects in

neutron-deuteronelastic scattering

and breakup

H.Wita#a Yes

47210.1007/s00601-011-0217-x(WP4) Thesix-nucleonYakubovskyequations for

6He

W.Gloeckle Yes

47310.1007/s00601-009-0047-2(WP4)Four-quark

stability

J. Vijande, A.Valcarce, J.M.Richard and N.

Barnea

Yes

47410.1142/S0217751X09044097(WP4) a0(980)and f0(980)mesons ashadronic

molecules

T. Branz, T.Gutsche, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes


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47510.1142/S0217751X09043973(WP4)Three-nucleon

interactiondynamics

studied via thedeuteron-proton

breakup

E. Stephan et al. Yes

476doi:10.1088/1674-1137/34/9/032(WP4)Dynamics ofstrong and

radiative decaysof D(s) mesons

M. Soyeur andM.F.M. Lutz

Yes

47710.1142/S0217751X09043523(WP4) ChiralPartners in a

Chirally BrokenWorld

S. Leupold, M.Wagner

Yes

47810.1142/S0218301310014728(WP4) Hadronsin stronglyinteracting

matter

S. Leupold, V.Metag and U.

Mosel

Yes


(WP4)Simulation of

symmetricnuclei and therole of Paulipotential in

binding energiesand radii

M.A.Pérez-Garcí¬a,

K. Tsushima andA. Valcarce

Yes

48010.1088/0954-3899/37/12/125002(WP4) Thechiral quark

condensate andpion decayconstant in

nuclear matter atnext-to-leading

order

A. Lacour, J.A.Oller and U.-G.

Meißner

Yes

48110.1088/0954-3899/37/1/015106(WP4) ChiralEffective Field

Theory forNuclear Matterwith long- and

short-rangeMulti-Nucleon

Interactions

J. A. Oller, A.Lacour and

Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes


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48210.1088/0954-3899/36/1/015104(WP4) Study ofthe derivativeexpansions for

the nuclearstructurefunctions

I. Ruiz Simo,M.J. Vicente

Vacas

Yes

48310.1088/0954-3899/38/1/015001(WP4) J/psigamma and

psi(2S) gammadecay modes of

the X(3872)

Y. Dong, A.Faessler, T.

Gutsche, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes

484Xiv:1009.2170v4[hep-ph]

(WP4)Isospin-Breaking

quarkcondensates in

Chiralperturbation

Theory

A.GómezNicola, R.Torres

Andrés

Yes

48510.1088/0954-3899/37/7/075010(WP4)Charmonium

narrowresonances in

the stringbreaking region

J. Segovia, D.R.Entem, and F.

Fernández

Yes

48610.1088/0954-3899/37/6/064041(WP4) Thenuclear forces

from chiral EFT.The unfinished

business

R. Machleidt,D.R. Entem

Yes

48710.1088/0954-3899/38/1/015002(WP4) Thesemileptonic B

to K1(1270,1400) decays inQCD sum rules

H. Dag Yes

48810.1088/0954-3899/37/10/105108(WP4) Effectivefield theory of

3He

S. Ando and M.C. Birse

Yes

489arXiv:1101.6042v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) Beamspin asymmetryin deeply virtual

pi production

M.M. Kaskulov,U. Mosel

Yes

49010.1088/0954-3899/37/6/064003(WP4) On the H.Wita#a Yes


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discrepancies inthe low-energy

neutron-deuteronbreakup

49110.1007/JHEP01(2011)019(WP4) Scalarmesons in a

finite volume

V. Bernard, M.Lage, Ulf-G.

Meißner and A.Rusetsky

Yes

49210.1007/JHEP02(2011)028(WP4)Rescattering

effects in eta #3pi decays

S. P. Schneider,B. Kubis, C.

Ditsche

Yes

49310.1007/JHEP04(2010)050(WP4)Resonances in

an external field:the 1+1

dimensionalcase

D. Hoja, Ulf-G.Meißner and A.

Rusetsky

Yes

49410.1088/1126-6708/2009/06/061(WP4) The massof the Delta

resonance in afinite volume:fourth-ordercalculation

V. Bernard, D.Hoja, Ulf-G.

Meißner and A.Rusetsky

Yes

49510.1088/1126-6708/2009/08/087(WP4)Flavour-violating

Gluino andSquark Decays

T. Hurth,W.Porod

Yes

49610.1007/JHEP10(2010)056(WP4) Newphysics reach ofthe decay mode

$\bar{B} \to\bar{K}^{*0}\ell^+\ell^-$


Reece

Yes

49710.1007/JHEP08(2010)099(WP4)Factorization at

SubleadingPower andIrreducible

Uncertainties inbar B to X_s

gamma Decay

M. Benzke, S.J.Lee, M.

Neubert, G. Paz

Yes

49810.1007/JHEP09(2010)038(WP4) Heavy N. Brambilla, No


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Quarkonium in aweakly-coupled

quark-gluonplasma belowthe meltingtemperature

M.A. Escobedo,J. Ghiglieri, J.Soto, A. Vairo

49910.1088/1126-6708/2009/05/011(WP4)Searching for

the triplet Higgssector via

central exclusiveproduction at the

LHC

M. Chaichian, P.Hoyer, K. Huitu,V.A. Khoze, A.D. Pilkington

Yes

50010.1007/JHEP05(2011)035(WP4) PartonFragmentation

within anIdentified Jet at

NNLL

A. Jain, M.Procura, W.J.Waalewijn,

No

501doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2009/07/015(WP4) CPviolation in theeffective actionof the Standard

Model

C. García-Recioand L.L.Salcedo

Yes

502arXiv:0910.5424v1[hep-ph]

(WP4)Technicolor andother QCD-like

theories atnext-to-next-to-leading

order

J. Bijnens, J. Lu Yes

50310.1007/JHEP03(2011)028(WP4)Meson-MesonScattering in

QCD-likeTheories

J. Bijnens, J. Lu Yes

50410.1142/S0217732311034773(WP4)Ultraviolet and

InfraredDivergences in

ImplicitRegularization:A Consistent

Approach

H.G. Fargnoli,A.P. Baeta

Scarpelli, L.C.T.Brito, B. Hiller,

M. Sampaio,M.C. Nemes,A.A. Osipov

Yes

50510.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.11.012(WP4) Isospin M. Hoferichter, Yes


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violation inlow-energy

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B. Kubis andUlf-G. Meißner

506arXiv:1105.1330v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) Completenext-to-leading

order gluinocontributions tob # s gamma and

b # s g

Ch. Greub, T.Hurth, V. Pilipp,Ch. Schupbach,M. Steinhauser

Yes

507http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2011.07.005,(WP4) Comptonscattering fromchiral dynamicswith unitarityand causality

A.M.Gasparyan,

M.F.M. Lutz, B.Pasquini

No

50810.1016/j.nuclphysb.2010.12.011(WP4)Extraction of the

resonanceparameters atfinite times

Ulf-G. Meißner,K. Polejaeva and

A. Rusetsky

Yes

50910.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.12.010(WP4) Thereaction pi+ p toK+ Sigma+ in a

unitarycoupled-channels

model

M. Döring, C.Hanhart, F.Huang, S.

Krewald, Ulf-G.Meißner and D.

Rönchen

Yes

510http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2011.06.028(WP4) Electricproperties of the

Beryllium-11system in Halo

EFT

H.-W. Hammer,D.R. Phillips

No

511http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2011.04.013(WP4) Cusps inK # 3pi decays:

a theoreticalframework

J. Gasser, B.Kubis, A.Rusetsky

No

512http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2011.09.015(WP4) Precisioncalculation ofthreshold pi- dscattering, pi N

scatteringlengths, and theGMO sum rule

V. Baru, C.Hanhart, M.

Hoferichter, B.Kubis, A.

Nogga, D. R.Phillips

Yes


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51310.1016/j.nuclphysb.2008.07.027(WP4) Radiativecorrections in K

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M. Bissegger, A.Fuhrer, J.

Gasser, B. Kubisand A. Rusetsky

Yes

51410.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.10.083(WP4)Hypernuclear

Single-ParticleSpectra based on

In-mediumChiral SU(3)

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P. Finelli, N.Kaiser, D.

Vretenar and W.Weise

Yes


(WP4) NuclearEnergy DensityFunctional from

ChiralPion-Nucleon

DynamicsRevisited

N. Kaiser andW. Weise

Yes


(WP4)Resummation of

FermionicIn-medium

LadderDiagrams to all

Orders

N. Kaiser Yes

51710.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.08.014(WP4) ChiralCorrections topi- gamma to

3pi Processes atLow Energies

N. Kaiser Yes


(WP4)Second-orderQuasiparticleInteraction in

Nuclear Matterwith Chiral

Two-NucleonInteractions


Weise

Yes

519http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.246(WP4) Singleand doublecoincidence

nucleon spectrain the weak

decay of

E. Bauer, G.Garbarino, A.Parreno, A.

Ramos

No


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Lambda-hypernuclei

52010.1016/j.nuclphysa.2011.03.008(WP4) Nuclearmedium

modification ofthe F(2)(x,Q2)

structurefunction

L.S. Geng,J.Martin

Camalich, M.J.Vicente Vacas

Yes

52110.1016/j.nuclphysb.2009.10.028(WP4) LeadingLogarithms inthe Massive

O(N) NonlinearSigma Model

J. Bijnens, L.Carloni

Yes

52210.1016/j.nuclphysb.2010.06.021(WP4) HardPion ChiralPerturbation

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Erratum

J. Bijnens, I.Jemos

Yes

52310.1016/j.nuclphysb.2010.09.019(WP4) TheMassive O(N)

Non-linearSigma Model at

High Orders

J. Bijnens, L.Carloni

Yes

52410.1016/j.nuclphysb.2010.12.012(WP4) VectorFormfactors in

Hard PionChiral

PerturbationTheory

J. Bijnens, I.Jemos

Yes

525arXiv:1103.5945v2[hep-ph]

(WP4) A newglobal fit of the

L^r_i atnext-to-next-to-leading

order in ChiralPerturbation

Theory

J. Bijnens, I.Jemos

Yes

52610.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2009.10.018(WP4)Confinement &

ChiralSymmetry

Breaking: Thefundamental

R. Alkofer Yes


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problems ofhadron physics

52710.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.08.006(WP4) Photon-and

pion-nucleoninteractions in a

unitary andcausal effective

field theorybased on the

chiralLagrangian

A. Gasparyanand M.F.M.

Lutz

Yes

52810.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.05.104(WP4)Production ofcharged pionsoff nuclei with

3...30 GeVincident protons

and pions

K. Gallmeisterand U.Mosel

Yes

52910.1098/rsta.2010.0381(WP4) Therenormalisation

group andnuclear forces

M. C. Birse Yes

53010.1103/PhysRevD.80.054017(WP4)D_s1(2536)+

decays and theproperties of

P-wave charmedstrange mesons

J. Segovia, A.M.Yasser D.R.

Entem F.Fernández

No

53110.1103/PhysRevD.81.065003(WP4) Infraredanalysis of

Dyson-Schwingerequations takinginto account theGribov horizon

in Landau gauge

M. Q. Huber, R.Alkofer and S.

P. Sorella

Yes

53210.1103/PhysRevD.81.113011(WP4)Electromagneticform factors ofthe Delta with

D-waves

G. Ramalho Yes

533http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.03.007(WP4) Higherorder forward

B. Pasquini, P.Pedroni, D.

No


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spinpolarizability

Drechsel

53410.1016/j.physletb.2008.11.056(WP4) Timelikeand spacelike

nucleonelectromagnetic

form factorsbeyond

relativisticconstituent

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J.P.B.C. deMelo, T.

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G. Salmè

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535arXiv:1109.3590v2[hep-ph]

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The H-dibaryonin light of chiraleffective field

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J. Haidenbauer,Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes

53610.1016/j.physletb.2011.02.008(WP4) Chiraldynamics of theS11(1535) and

S11(1650)resonancesrevisited

P.C. Bruns, M.Mai and Ulf-G.

Meißner

Yes

53710.1016/j.physletb.2011.03.014(WP4) Isospinsplittings of

doubly heavybaryons

S.J. Brodsky,F.K. Guo, C.Hanhart and

Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes

538http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2011.05.036(WP4) Neutralpion

photoproductionoff 3H and 3He

in chiralperturbation

theory

M. Lenkewitz,E. Epelbaum,

H.-W.~Hammerand Ulf-G.Meißner

No

53910.1016/j.physletb.2011.08.022(WP4) Whenhadrons becomeunstable: a novel

type ofnon-analyticity

in chiralextrapolations

F.K. Guo, C.Hanhart, F.J.

Llanes-Estradaand Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes


(WP4)Eta-photoproduction

D. Ruic, M.Mai, Ulf-G.

Yes


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in agauge-invariantchiral unitaryframework

Meißner


(WP4)Kaon-nucleon

scatteringlengths from

kaonicdeuterium

experimentsrevisited

M. Döring,Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes

542http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.12.021(WP4) Two andthree-body

structure of theY(4660)

P. Hagen, H.-W.Hammer, C.

Hanhart

No

543http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.10.003(WP4) TheTriton in a finite

volume

S. Kreuzer,H.-W. Hammer

Yes

544http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.10.028(WP4) Precisioncalculation of

the pi^- deuteronscattering length

and its impacton threshold

pi-N scattering

V. Baru, C.Hanhart, M.

Hoferichter, B.Kubis, A.

Nogga, D. R.Phillips

No

54510.1016/j.physletb.2009.12.023(WP4)Redundancy of

the off-shellparameters in

chiral effectivefield theory withexplicit spin-3/2

degrees offreedom

H. Krebs, E.Epelbaum and

Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes


(WP4)Predictions forthe strangeness

S=-3 and -4baryon-baryoninteractions inchiral effective

field theory

J. Haidenbauerand Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes


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54710.1016/j.physletb.2010.03.005(WP4) Newinsights into theneutron electricdipole moment

K. Ottnad, B.Kubis, Ulf-G.

Meißner and F.K. Guo

Yes

54810.1016/j.physletb.2009.05.052(WP4) Quarkmass

dependence ofthe pion vector

form factor

F.-K. Guo, C.Hanhart, F. J.

Llanes-Estradaand Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes

54910.1016/j.physletb.2009.03.056(WP4)Integrating outstrange quarksin ChPT: terms

at order p6

J. Gasser, C.Haefeli, M.A.Ivanov and M.

Schmid

Yes

55010.1016/j.physletb.2011.07.071(WP4) HowDeep is theAntinucleon

Optical Potentialat FAIRenergies

T. Gaitanos, M.Kaskulov, H.

Lenske

Yes

55110.1016/j.physletb.2009.04.038(WP4)Formation ofhypernuclei inhigh energy

reactions withina covariant

transport model

T. Gaitanos, H.Lenske and U.

Mosel

Yes

552arXiv:0902.4347v1[hep-ph]

(WP4)Complex-massrenormalization

in chiraleffective field

theory

D. Djukanovic,J. Gegelia, A.

Keller, S.Scherer

Yes

553http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.07.049(WP4) Entropydevelopment inideal relativisticfluid dynamicswith the Bag

Model equationof state

Sz. Horvat, V.K.Magas, D.D.

Strottman, L.P.Csernai

No

554http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.05.056(WP4) D mesicnuclei

C. Garcia-Recio,J. Nieves and L.

Tolos

Yes


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555http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2011.09.025(WP4) Chiralunitary approach

to eta' Nscattering at low

energies

E. Oset, A.Ramos

No


(WP4)Searching for

exotic states inthe N pi K

system

K.P.Khemchandani,

A. MartinezTorres, E. Oset

Yes

557http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2009.09.003(WP4) Study ofthe J/psi to phi

(omega)f2(1270), J/psito phi (omega)f'2(1525) and

J/psi toK*0(892) barK*0 2(1430)

decays

A. MartinezTorres, L. S.

Geng, L. R. Dai,Bao Xi Sun, E.Oset, B. S. Zou

No

558arXiv:1001.1816v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) V Pgamma radiative

decay ofresonances

dynamicallygenerated from

the vectormeson-vector

mesoninteraction

J.Yamagata-Sekihara,

E. Oset

Yes

55910.1103/PhysRevD.79.094022(WP4)Leading-order

decupletcontributions to

the baryonmagnetic

moments inChiral

PerturbationTheory

L.S. Geng, J.Martin


Yes

56010.1016/j.physletb.2011.09.068(WP4)Exclusive c to

s,d semileptonicdecays of

C. Albertus, E.Hernandez, J.

Nieves

Yes


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ground-statespin-1/2 doubly

charmedbaryons

56110.1016/j.physletb.2010.05.042(WP4)Hyperfinemixing in

electromagneticdecay of doubly

heavy bcbaryons


Nieves

Yes

562http://10.0.3.248/j.physletb.2009.11.048(WP4)Hyperfine

mixing in b # csemileptonic

decay of doublyheavy baryons


Nieves

Yes

56310.1016/j.physletb.2009.08.021(WP4) MesonResonances at

large N(C):Complex Poles

versusBreit-Wigner

Masses

J. Nieves, E.Ruiz Arriola

Yes

56410.1016/j.physletb.2009.04.037(WP4) |V(ub)|from ExclusiveSemileptonic B

# rho Decay

J.M. Flynn, Y.Nakagawa, J.

Nieves, H. Toki

Yes

565arXiv:0911.4705v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) Pionwave function

from latticeQCD vs. chiralquark models

W. Broniowskiet al.

Yes

566http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.11.060(WP4) Singularand Regular

Gauges in SoftCollinearEffective

Theory: TheIntroduction ofthe New Wilson

Line

A. Idilbi, I.Scimemi

No

56710.1016/j.physletb.2009.05.017(WP4) The J. Vijande and Yes


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rho-omegasplitting inconstituent

quark model

A. Valcarce

56810.1016/j.physletb.2010.08.066(WP4)Strangeness -2

two baryonsystem

A. Valcarce, H.Garcilazo, T. F.

Carames

Yes

569http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.12.034(WP4) p barp#Lambda bar

Lambdadepolarization

and spin transferin a constituent

quark model

P.G. Ortega,D.R. Entem F.

Fernandez

No

57010.1016/j.physletb.2011.09.068(WP4)Exclusive c#bsemileptonic

decay of groundstate spin ½

doubly charmedbaryon


Nieves

Yes

57110.1016/j.physletb.2009.09.048(WP4) K to pi piDecays in SU(2)

ChiralPerturbation

Theory

J. Bijnens, A.Celis

Yes

57210.1016/j.physletb.2009.10.018(WP4)Quadrupole

polarizabilitiesof the pion in

theNambu-Jona-Lasinio

model

B. Hiller,W.Broniowski,A.A. Osipov,

A.H. Blin

Yes

573arXiv:0906.0283v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) Zeromode solutionsof quark Diracequations inQCD as thesources ofchiralityviolating

condensates

B.L. Ioffe Yes


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574http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2011.09.089(WP4) Tensorform factors of

nucleon in QCD

A. Ozpineci No

575http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2009.04.088,(WP4) The Dcoefficient inneutron beta

decay ineffective field

theory

S. Ando, J. A.McGovern and

T. Sato

No

57610.1016/j.physrep.2010.05.003(WP4) FlavourPhysics in theQuark Sector

M.Antonelli etal.

Yes

57710.1016/j.physrep.2011.02.001(WP4) Chiraleffective

fieldtheory andnuclear forces

R. Machleidt,D.R. Entem

Yes

57810.1103/PhysRevD.79.034018(WP4) phi K+K- production inelectron-positron

annihilation

S. Gomez-Avila,M. Napsuciale,

E. Oset

Yes

57910.1103/PhysRevC.84.015202(WP4)Dynamicallygenerated N*and Lambda*resonances in

the hiddencharm sector

around 4.3 GeV

Jia-Jun Wu, R.Molina, E. Oset,

B. S. Zou

Yes

58010.1103/PhysRevC.81.029802(WP4) Reply to'Comment on

`ThePolarizability of

the pion: Noconflict between

dispersiontheory and chiral

perturbationtheory'

B. Pasquini, D.Drechsel, S.

Scherer

Yes

58110.1103/PhysRevD.80.054021(WP4) Piongeneralized

partondistributions

with covariant

T. Frederico, E.Pace, B.

Pasquini, G.Salmè

Yes


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and light-frontconstituent

quark models

58210.1103/PhysRevD.79.037504(WP4) Infraredstability ofquarkyonic

matter with the1/p4

confinement

L.Ya. Glozman Yes

58310.1103/PhysRevD.80.037701(WP4) Confinedbut chirallysymmetric

hadrons at largedensity and the

Casher'sargument

L.Ya. Glozman Yes

58410.1103/PhysRevD.80.057901(WP4) Chiralsymmetry, theangular content

of the vectorcurrent in QEDand QCD, andthe holographicdescription of

hadrons

L.Ya. Glozman,and A.V.Nefediev

Yes

58510.1103/PhysRevC.81.028201(WP4) Axialcharges of the

nucleon and N*resonances

K.S. Choi, W.Plessas and R.F.

Wagenbrunn

Yes

58610.1103/PhysRevD.81.074013(WP4)Thermodynamicsof (2+1)-flavor

QCD:ConfrontingModels with

Lattice Studies

B. J. Schaefer,M. Wagner and

J. Wambach

Yes

58710.1103/PhysRevC.79.055203(WP4)Electromagnetic

meson formfactor from arelativistic

coupled-channelapproach

E. Biernat et al. Yes


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58810.1103/PhysRevC.79.012202(WP4) Towardunifying the

description ofmeson and

baryonproperties

G. Eichmann etal.

Yes

58910.1103/PhysRevD.80.054028(WP4)Delta-baryon

mass in acovariantFaddeevapproach

D. Nicmorus etal.

Yes

59010.1103/PhysRevD.79.014018(WP4)Three-flavorchiral phase

structure in hotand dense QCD

matter

B.-J. Schaefer Yes

59110.1103/PhysRevC.79.055203(WP4)Electromagnetic

meson formfactor from arelativistic

coupled-channelsapproach

E.P. Biernat Yes

59210.1103/PhysRevC.81.028201(WP4) Axialcharges of the

nucleon and N*resonances

Ki-Seok Choi Yes

59310.1103/PhysRevD.80.114010(WP4) Surveyof J=0, 1 mesons

in aBethe-Salpeter

approach

A. Krassnigg Yes

59410.1103/PhysRevD.81.065003(WP4) Infraredanalysis of

Dyson-Schwingerequations takinginto account theGribov horizon

in Landau gauge

M. Q. Huber Yes

59510.1103/PhysRevD.81.074013(WP4)Thermodynamics

B.-J. Schaefer Yes


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of (2+1)-flavorQCD:

Confrontingmodels with

lattice studies

59610.1103/PhysRevD.82.034006(WP4) QCDchiral transitiontemperature in a

Dyson-Schwinger-equationcontext

M. Blank Yes

59710.1103/PhysRevD.82.014007(WP4) Axialcharges of octet

and decupletbaryons

Ki-Seok Choi Yes

59810.1103/PhysRevD.82.034029(WP4) Vacuumfluctuations and

thethermodynamicsof chiral models

B.-J. Schaefer Yes

59910.1103/PhysRevD.83.034020(WP4) # meson,Bethe-Salpeterequation, and

the far infrared

Martina Blank Yes

60010.1103/PhysRevD.82.114017(WP4) Delta andomega

electromagneticform factors in a

Dyson-Schwinger/Bethe-Salpeterapproach

Diana Nicmorus Yes

60110.1103/PhysRevD.83.096006(WP4) Acovariant study

of tensor mesons

A. Krassnigg Yes

60210.1103/PhysRevD.84.016005(WP4) Width ofthe QCD

transition in aPolyakov-loop

DSE model

D. Horvatic Yes

60310.1103/PhysRevD.84.034012(WP4) Hadronicdecays of

mesons andbaryons in the

Dyson-Schwinger

V. Mader Yes


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approach

60410.1103/PhysRevD.84.096003(WP4) Delta andOmega massesin a three-quark

covariantFaddeevapproach

H.Sanchis-Alepuz

Yes


(WP4) Gaugeinvariance in the

presence of acutoff

A.N.Kvinikhidze, B.Blankleider, E.Epelbaum, C.

Hanhart,M.P.Valderrama

Yes

60610.1103/PhysRevC.82.014003(WP4) Vectorand tensoranalyzingpowers in

deuteron-protonbreakup at 130

MeV

E. Stephan et al. Yes


(WP4)Topologicalphases for

bound statesmoving in a

finite volume

S. Bour, S.König, D. Lee,

H.-W. Hammer,Ulf-G. Meißner

Yes


(WP4)Two-nucleon

electromagneticcurrent in chiraleffective field

theory: one-pionexchange andshort-range

contributions

S. Kölling, E.Epelbaum, H.Krebs, Ulf-G.

Meißner

Yes

60910.1103/PhysRevC.83.064004(WP4)Signatures of thechiral two-pion

exchangeelectromagneticcurrents in the2H and 3He

photodisintegrationreactions

D. Rozpedzik, J.Golak, S.

Kölling, E.Epelbaum, R.Skibinski, H.

Witala, H. Krebs

Yes


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(WP4)Subleading

contributions tothe chiral

three-nucleonforce II:

Short-rangeterms andrelativisticcorrections

V. Bernard, E.Epelbaum, H.Krebs, U.-G.

Meißner

Yes

611arXiv:1002.4097v2[hep-ph]

(WP4)Lineshapes for

compositeparticles with

unstableconstituents

C. Hanhart, Y.S.Kalashnikova,A.V. Nefediev

Yes

612arXiv:1108.5644v2[hep-ph]

(WP4)Three-body D

bar D pidynamics for the

X(3872)

V. Baru, A.A.Filin, C.

Hanhart, Y.S.Kalashnikova,

A.E.Kudryavtsev,A.V. Nefediev

Yes

61310.1103/PhysRevD.83.034013(WP4) Effect ofcharmed meson

loops oncharmoniumtransitions

F.K. Guo, C.Hanhart, G. Li,Ulf-G. Meißner

and Q. Zhao

Yes

61410.1103/PhysRevA.83.063619(WP4) Precisionbenchmark

calculations forfour particles at

unitarity

S. Bour, X. Li,D. Lee, Ulf-G.Meißner and L.

Mitas

Yes

61510.1103/PhysRevD.84.014013(WP4) Morekaonic boundstates and a

comprehensiveinterpretation ofthe D_sJ states

F.K. Guo andUlf-G. Meißner

Yes

61610.1103/PhysRevC.84.015205(WP4)Relevance of

complex branchpoints for partial

wave analysis

S. Ceci, M.Döring, C.Hanhart, S.

Krewald, Ulf-G.Meißner and A.

Yes


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Svarc


(WP4)Subleading

contributions tothe chiral

three-nucleonforce II:

Short-rangeterms andrelativisticcorrections

V. Bernard, E.Epelbaum, H.Krebs, Ulf-G.

Meißner

Yes

61810.1103/PhysRevC.83.064001(WP4)Low-energy p-dscattering and

He-3 in pionlessEFT

S. König, H.-W.Hammer

Yes

61910.1103/PhysRevD.82.034025(WP4) Novelanalysis of thedecays psi' toh_c pi0 and

eta_c' to chi_c0pi0

F.K. Guo, C.Hanhart, G. Li,Ulf-G. Meißner

and Q. Zhao

Yes

62010.1103/PhysRevD.82.094008(WP4)Reconciling theX(4630) withthe Y(4660)

F.K. Guo, J.Haidenbauer, C.

Hanhart andUlf-G. Meißner

Yes

62110.1103/PhysRevD.82.034018(WP4)Scattering of anUltrasoft Pion

and the X(3872)

E. Braaten,H.-W. Hammer,Thomas Mehen

Yes

62210.1103/PhysRevD.80.014009(WP4) On thescattering of Dand D* mesonsoff the X(3872)

D.L. Canham,H.-W. Hammer

and R.P.Springer

Yes

62310.1103/PhysRevC.80.024902(WP4)Photoabsorptionoff nuclei withself consistent

vertexcorrections

F. Riek, M.F.M.Lutz, C.L.

Korpa

Yes

62410.1103/PhysRevC.80.024901(WP4)Covariant and

C.L. Korpa,M.F.M. Lutz, F.

Yes


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self consistentvertex

corrections forpions andisobars in

nuclear matter

Riek

62510.1103/PhysRevC.79.054331(WP4) ChiralThree-NucleonInteraction andthe 14C Dating

Beta-Decay


Weise

Yes

62610.1103/PhysRevC.81.024002(WP4)Density-Dependent

EffectiveNucleon-NucleonInteraction from

ChiralThree-Nucleon

Forces


Weise

Yes

627arXiv:1008.0383v1[hep-ph]

(WP4)Low-energy

interactions ofNambu-Goldstone

bosons withD-mesons in

covariant chiralperturbation

theory

L.S. Geng, N.Kaiser, J.

Martin-Camalich,W. Weise

Yes

62810.1103/PhysRevD.83.094002(WP4)Quark-Antiquark

Potential toOrder 1/m andHeavy Quark

Masses

A. Laschka, N.Kaiser and W.

Weise

Yes

62910.1103/PhysRevD.82.093001(WP4) One pionproduction in

neutrinoreactions:including

non-resonantbackground

O. Lalakulich,T. Leitner, O.

Buss, U. Mosel

Yes

63010.1103/PhysRevC.83.015201(WP4) Colortransparency in

hadronic

K. Gallmeister,M. Kaskulov, U.

Mosel

Yes


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attenuation ofrho0 mesons

63110.1103/PhysRevC.82.062201(WP4) Dileptonproduction inproton-protonand quasi-freeproton-neutron

reactions at 1.25GeV

R. Shyam, U.Mosel

Yes


(WP4)Neutrino-nucleus

interactions inthe T2K

experiment

T. Leitner, U.Mosel

Yes

63310.1103/PhysRevC.81.064614(WP4)Neutrino-nucleus

scatteringreexamined:Quasielastic

scattering andpion productionentanglement

and implicationsfor neutrino

energyreconstruction

T. Leitner, U.Mosel

Yes

63410.1103/PhysRevD.80.114012(WP4)Information onthe structure ofthe rho mesonfrom the pionform-factor

S. Leupold Yes

63510.1103/PhysRevC.81.045202(WP4) Deepexclusivecharged #

electroproductionabove the

resonance region

M.M. Kaskulovand U.Mosel

Yes

63610.1103/PhysRevD.81.034002(WP4) Aphenomenological

model for theDrell-Yanprocess -

reexamined

F. Eichstaedt, S.Leupold and U.

Mosel

Yes


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63710.1103/PhysRevD.79.114502(WP4) HighStatistics

Analysis usingAnisotropic

Clover Lattices:(I) SingleHadron

CorrelationFunctions

S. R. Beane, W.Detmold, T. C

Luu, K. Orginos,A. Parreño, M.J. Savage, A.

Torok, A.Walker-Loud

Yes



Clover Lattices:(II)

Three-BaryonSystems

S. R. Beane, W.Detmold, T. C

Luu, K. Orginos,A. Parreño, M.J. Savage, A.

Torok, A.Walker-Loud

Yes

63910.1103/PhysRevD.80.116001(WP4)Exclusive J/Psi

electroproductionin a dual model

R. Fiore, L.L.Jenkovszky,

V.K. Magas, S.Melis, A.Prokudin

Yes

64010.1103/PhysRevD.79.054004(WP4) Thes-wave charmed

baryonresonances from

acoupled-channelapproach withheavy quarksymmetry

C. Garcia-Recio,V.K. Magas, T.

Mizutani, J.Nieves, A.

Ramos, L.L.Salcedo, L.

Tolos

Yes

64110.1103/PhysRevC.80.045201(WP4) Energyweighted sum

rules for mesonsin hot and dense

matter

D. Cabrera, A.Polls, A. Ramos,

L. Tolos

Yes

64210.1103/PhysRevC.80.055206(WP4)Dynamically

generated opencharmed

baryons beyondthe zero rangeapproximation

C.E.Jimenez-Tejero,

A. Ramos, I.Vidana

Yes

64310.1103/PhysRevC.80.065203(WP4) Double H. Kamano, B. Yes


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and single pionphotoproduction

within adynamical

coupled-channelsmodel

Julia-Diaz,T.-S.H. Lee, A.Matsuyama, T.

Sato

64410.1103/PhysRevC.80.025207(WP4)Dynamical

coupled-channelsanalysis of p(e,e'

pi)N reactions

B. Julia-Diaz, H.Kamano, T.-S.H

Lee, A.Matsuyama, T.Sato, N. Suzuki

Yes

64510.1103/PhysRevC.79.025206(WP4)Dynamical

coupled-channelsstudy of pi N topi pi N reactions

H. Kamano, B.Julia-Diaz,

T.-S.H.Lee, A.Matsuyama, T.

Sato

Yes

64610.1103/PhysRevC.80.025802(WP4) NeutronFermi liquids

under thepresence of a

strong magneticfield with

effective nuclearforces

M. A.Perez-Garcia, J.

Navarro, A.Polls

Yes

64710.1103/PhysRevC.79.064308(WP4)Depletion of thenuclear Fermi

sea

A. Rios, A.Polls, W. H.

Dickhoff

Yes

64810.1103/PhysRevC.80.045806(WP4) Densitydependence of

the nuclearsymmetryenergy: A

microscopicperspective

I. Vidana, C.Providencia, A.Polls, A. Rios

Yes

64910.1103/PhysRevD.79.114002(WP4) Effectivestring theory

constraints onthe long distancebehavior of the

subleadingpotentials

G. Perez-Nadal,J. Soto

Yes

65010.1103/PhysRevD.80.034016(WP4) The N. Brambilla, X. Yes


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QCD staticenergy atNNNLL

Garcia i Tormo,J. Soto, A. Vairo

65110.1103/PhysRevD.81.074506(WP4)Meson-Baryon

ScatteringLengths fromMixed-ActionLattice QCD

A. Torok, S.R.Beane, W.

Detmold, T.C.Luu, K. Orginos,A. Parreno, M.J.

Savage, A.Walker-Loud

Yes

65210.1103/PhysRevC.81.024609(WP4) Protonemission off

nuclei inducedby kaons in

flight

V.K. Magas, J.Yamagata-Sekihara,

S. Hirenzaki, E.Oset and A.

Ramos

Yes

65310.1103/PhysRevC.82.045210(WP4) bar K*mesons in dense

matter

L. Tolos, R.Molina, E. Oset,and A. Ramos

Yes

65410.1103/PhysRevC.81.064910(WP4) Matchingstages ofheavy-ion

collision models

Yun Cheng, L.P.Csernai, V.K.Magas, B.R.

Schlei, D.Strottman

Yes

65510.1103/PhysRevC.81.024305(WP4)Microscopic

calculations oftransport

properties ofneutron matter

O. Benhar, A.Polls, M. Valli,

I. Vidaña

Yes

65610.1103/PhysRevD.81.094016(WP4) Exoticdynamically

generatedbaryons with

negative charmquantum number

D. Gamermann,C. Garcia-Recio,J. Nieves, L. L.Salcedo and L.

Tolos

Yes

65710.1103/PhysRevC.78.024003(WP4) EffectiveField Theory

with DibaryonFields:

Nucleon-Nucleonamplitudes at

NNLO

J. Soto, J. Tarrus Yes


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65810.1103/PhysRevA.82.042506(WP4)Non-relativisticbound states at

finitetemperature (II):

the muonichydrogen

M.A. Escobedo,J. Soto

Yes



Clover Lattices:(IV) Volume

Dependence ofLight Hadron

Masses

S.R. Beane et al.(NPLQCD

Collaboration)

Yes

66010.1103/PhysRevC.84.024606(WP4) Currentconstraints on

the EFT for theLambda N # N

N transition

A. Perez-Obiol,A. Parreño, B.

Julia-Diaz

Yes

66110.1103/PhysRevD.83.074018(WP4) Radiativedecays of

dynamicallygeneratedcharmedbaryons

D. Gamermann,C.E.

Jimenez-Tejero,A. Ramos

Yes

66210.1103/PhysRevC.84.015208(WP4) Opencharm meson innuclear matter at

finitetemperature

beyond the zerorange

approximation

C.E.Jimenez-Tejero,

A. Ramos, L.Tolos, I. Vidana

Yes

66310.1103/PhysRevC.83.024308(WP4) Latentheat of nuclear

matter

A. Carbone, A.Polls, A. Riosand I. Vidana

Yes

66410.1103/PhysRevD.83.056014(WP4)Dual-ReggeApproach toHigh-Energy,

Low-MassDiffraction

L.L.Jenkovszky,

O.E. Kuprash,J.W. Lamsa,

V.K. Magas, R.Orava

Yes


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Dissociation

66510.1103/PhysRevC.84.024914(WP4) Fluiddynamical

prediction ofchanged v1-flow

at energiesavailable at theCERN Large

Hadron Collider

L.P. Csernai,V.K. Magas, H.Stocker, D.D.

Strottman

Yes

66610.1103/PhysRevD.83.054028(WP4) Thediscrete

contribution topsi' to J/psi +

gamma gamma

Zhi-Guo He,Xiao-Rui Lu,

Joan Soto,Yangheng

Zheng

Yes

66710.1103/PhysRevD.84.016008(WP4)Non-relativisticbound states in amoving thermal

bath

M.A. Escobedo,M. Mannarelli,

J. Soto

Yes

66810.1103/PhysRevC.79.054311(WP4)Incompressibilityof neutron-rich

matter

J. Piekarewicz,M. Centelles

Yes

66910.1103/PhysRevC.80.065202(WP4) Theproperties of Dand D* mesons

in nuclear matter

L. Tolos, C.Garcia-Recioand J. Nieves

Yes

67010.1103/PhysRevD.79.074009(WP4) Vectormeson-vector

mesoninteraction in ahidden gauge

unitary approach

L. S. Geng, E.Oset

Yes

67110.1103/PhysRevD.81.014029(WP4)Couplings in

coupledchannels versuswave functions:application tothe X(3872)resonance

D. Gamermann,J. Nieves, E.Oset, E. Ruiz

Arriola

Yes

67210.1103/PhysRevD.80.014003(WP4) Isospin D. Gamermann Yes


Page - 117 of 329

breaking effectsin the X(3872)

resonance

E. Oset

67310.1103/PhysRevC.79.065207(WP4) Solutionto Faddeev

equations withtwo-body

experimentalamplitudes as

input andapplication toJP=1/2+, S=0

baryonresonances.

K.P.Khemchandani,

A. MartinezTorres, E. Oset

Yes

67410.1103/PhysRevD.80.114013(WP4) TheY(3940),

Z(3930) and theX(4160) asdynamically

generatedresonances fromthe vector-vector

interaction

R. Molina, E.Oset

Yes

67510.1103/PhysRevD.79.013002(WP4)Theoretical

study ofneutrino-induced

coherent pionproduction offnuclei at T2K

and MiniBooNEenergies

J.E. Amaro, E.Hernandez, J.

Nieves, M.Valverde

Yes

67610.1103/PhysRevD.79.014015(WP4) Hiddengauge formalismfor the radiativedecays of axialvector meson

A. Hosaka, H.Nagahiro, E.Oset, L. Roca

Yes

67710.1103/PhysRevC.79.025203(WP4) Role ofthe N*(1535) inthe J/Psi to bar peta p and J/Psi to

bar p K+Lambdareactions

L. S. Geng, E.Oset, B. S. Zou,

M. Döring

Yes


Page - 118 of 329

67810.1103/PhysRevC.79.025209(WP4)Explanation of

theDelta5/2-(1930)as a rho Deltabound state

P. Gonzalez, E.Oset, J. Vijande

Yes

67910.1103/PhysRevD.79.114023(WP4) Thegamma gamma

decay of thef0(1370) and

f2(1270)resonances in

the hiddengauge formalism

H. Nagahiro, E.Oset, J .

Yamagata, S.Hirenzaki, R.

Molina

Yes

68010.1103/PhysRevD.80.014025(WP4) Scalar,axial-vector and

tensorresonances from

the rho D*,omega D*

interaction in thehidden gauge

formalism

R. Molina, A.Hosaka, H.

Nagahiro, E.Oset

Yes

68110.1103/PhysRevD.80.094012(WP4) TheY(4260) as aJ/Psi K bar K

system

A. MartinezTorres, K. P.

Khemchandani,D. Gamermann,

E. Oset

Yes

68210.1103/PhysRevD.81.014010(WP4)Asymmetry

observables ine+ e- to pi+ pi-gamma in the

phi regionwithin a chiral

unitary approach

L. Roca, E. Oset Yes

68310.1103/PhysRevD.81.054037(WP4)Two-photon andone photon-onevector meson

decay widths ofthe f0(1370),

f2(1270),f0(1710),

T. Branz, L.S.Geng, E. Oset

Yes


Page - 119 of 329

f'2(1525) andK*2(1430)

68410.1103/PhysRevC.81.055202(WP4) Study ofthe gamma d to

K+K-np reactionand an

alternativeexplanation forthe Theta+ peak

A. Martinez andE. Oset

Yes

68510.1103/PhysRevD.82.014010(WP4) Newinterpretation forthe D*s2(2573)

and theprediction ofnovel exotic

charmed mesons

R. Molina, T.Branz, E. Oset

Yes

68610.1103/PhysRevD.82.034028(WP4) Radiativedecay into

gamma-baryonof dynamically

generatedresonances

Bao-Xi Sun, E.J. Garzon, E.

Oset

Yes

68710.1103/PhysRevD.82.054013(WP4)Description ofthe f2(1270),rho3(1690),f4(2050),

rho5(2350) andf6(2510)

resonances asmulti-rho(770)

states

L. Roca, E. Oset Yes

68810.1103/PhysRevD.82.094017(WP4) On thenature of theK2*(1430),K3*(1780),K4*(2045),

K5*(2380) andK6*$ as

K*-multi-rhostates


L. Roca, E. Oset

Yes

68910.1103/PhysRevD.83.014003(WP4)Couplings in

coupled


J. Nieves, E.

Yes


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channels versuswave functionsin the case ofresonances:

application tothe two

Lambda(1405)states and the

Lambda(1670)

Oset

69010.1103/PhysRevC.83.055204(WP4) Aplausible

explanation ofthe

Delta5/2+(2000)puzzle.

Ju-Jun Xie, A.Martinez Torres,

E. Oset, P.Gonzalez

Yes

69110.1103/PhysRevD.83.116002(WP4) Limits tothe Fixed CenterApproximation

to Faddeevequations: the

case of thephi(2170)

A. MartinezTorres, E.J.

Garzon, E. Oset,L.R. Dai

Yes

69210.1103/PhysRevD.83.094030(WP4) Decay ofvector-vector

resonances intogamma and apseudoscalar

meson

R. Molina, H.Nagahiro, A.

Hosaka, E. Oset

Yes

69310.1103/PhysRevD.83.114015(WP4) Faddeevfixed center

approximationto the NK bar Ksystem and thesignature of a

N*(1920)(1/2+)state

Ju-Jun Xie, A.Martinez Torres,

E. Oset

Yes

69410.1103/PhysRevD.83.114015(WP4) Radiativedecays of the

Y(3940),Z(3930) and the

X(4160) asdynamically

generatedresonances

T. Branz, R.Molina, E. Oset

Yes


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695http://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevC.84.015209(WP4) The barK NN system

with chiraldynamics

M. Bayar, J.Yamagata-Sekihara,

E. Oset

Yes

69610.1103/PhysRevD.84.034037(WP4) NDK,bar K DN and N

D bar Dmolecules

C. W. Xiao, M.Bayar, E. Oset

Yes

69710.1103/PhysRevC.84.034004(WP4) The pp top Lambda K+

and pp to pSigma0 K+

reactions withchiral dynamics

Ju Jun Xie,Hua-Xing Chen,

E. Oset

Yes

698arXiv:1102.2777v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) InclusiveCharged-CurrentNeutrino-Nucleus

Reactions

J. Nieves, I.Ruiz Simo, M.J.Vicente Vacas

Yes

69910.1103/PhysRevD.82.074504(WP4) Thelowest-lying

baryon massesin covariantSU(3)-flavor

chiralperturbation

theory

J. MartinCamalich, L.S.

Geng, M.J.Vicente Vacas

Yes

70010.1103/PhysRevD.81.085046(WP4)N-Delta(1232)

axial formfactors fromweak pionproduction

E. Hernandez, J.Nieves, M.

Valverde, M. J.Vicente Vacas

Yes

70110.1103/PhysRevD.80.034027(WP4)Electromagneticstructure of the

lowest-lyingdecuplet

resonances incovariant chiral

perturbationtheory

L.S. Geng, J.Martin


Yes

70210.1103/PhysRevD.80.013003(WP4) NeutrinoInduced

E. Hernandez, J.Nieves, M.J.

Yes


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Coherent PionProduction off

Nuclei andPCAC

Vicente-Vacas

70310.1103/PhysRevD.79.094022(WP4)SU(3)-breakingcorrections tothe hyperon

vector couplingf(1)(0) in

covariant baryonchiral

perturbationtheory

L.S. Geng, J.Martin


Yes

70410.1103/PhysRevC.83.055205(WP4) pi Nscattering inrelativistic

baryon chiralperturbation

theory revisited

J.M. Alarcon, J.Martin

Camalich, J.A.Oller, L.

Alvarez-Ruso

Yes

70510.1103/PhysRevD.82.094028(WP4) Thephi(1020)

a0(980) S-wavescattering andhints for a new

vector-isovectorresonance

L.Alvarez-Ruso,J.A. Oller, J.M.

Alarcon

Yes

70610.1103/PhysRevD.80.054011(WP4) On thephi(1020)

f0(980) S-wavescattering andthe Y(2175)resonance

L.Alvarez-Ruso,J.A. Oller, J.M.

Alarcon

Yes

70710.1103/PhysRevC.79.038501(WP4) Neutrinoinduced pionproduction at

MiniBooNE andK2K

T. Leitner, O.Buss, U. Mosel,L. Alvarez-Ruso

Yes

70810.1103/PhysRevC.79.034601(WP4) Electron-and

neutrino-nucleusscattering fromthe quasielasticto the resonance

T. Leitner, O.Buss, L.

Alvarez-Ruso,U. Mosel

Yes


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region

70910.1103/PhysRevD.84.056017(WP4) OddParity Light

BaryonResonances

D. Gamermann,C. Garcia-Recio,J. Nieves, L.L.

Salcedo

No

71010.1103/PhysRevD.82.077303(WP4) Coherentpion production

off nuclei atT2K and

MiniBooNEenergiesrevisited

E. Hernandez, J.Nieves, M.Valverde

Yes

71110.1103/PhysRevC.82.045205(WP4) The roleof the N*(2080)resonance in thevec gamma p to

K+Lambda(1520)

reaction

J.-J. Xie, J.Nieves

Yes

71210.1103/PhysRevD.80.045023(WP4)Properties of therho and sigmaMesons fromUnitary Chiral

Dynamics

J. Nieves, E.R.Arriola

Yes

71310.1103/PhysRevD.83.045026(WP4) The hbarExpansion in

Quantum FieldTheory

S.J. Brodsky, P.Hoyer

Yes

71410.1103/PhysRevD.83.114012(WP4)Measuring

transverse shapewith virtual

photons

P. Hoyer, S.Kurki

Yes

71510.1103/PhysRevC.79.044003(WP4) Exactthree-dimensional

wave functionand the on-shellt-matrix for thesharply cut-off

Coulombpotential: failureof the standard

W.Gloeckle Yes


Page - 124 of 329

renormalizationfactor

71610.1103/PhysRevC.83.034004(WP4) The nnquasi-free ndbreakup cross

section:discrepancies

with theory andimplications forthe 1S0 nn force

H.Wita#a Yes

71710.1103/PhysRevC.83.044001(WP4)Three-nucleon

force inrelativistic

three-nucleonFaddeev

calculations

H.Wita#a Yes

71810.1103/PhysRevD.84.076007(WP4) Hyperonforward spinpolarizabilty

gamma0

K.B.VijayaKumar, A.Faessler, T.

Gutsche, B.R.Holstein, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes

71910.1103/PhysRevD.84.034027(WP4) Hadronicand radiativethree-body

decays of J/psiinvolving the

scalars f0(1370),f0(1500) and

f0(1710)

P. Chatzis, A.Faessler, T.


Yes

72010.1103/PhysRevD.84.014004(WP4)Electroproduction

of the Roperresonance on theproton: the role

of thethree-quark core

and themolecular N

sigmacomponent

I.T.Obukhovsky, A.Faessler, D.K.

Fedorov, T.Gutsche, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes

72110.1103/PhysRevD.83.094005(WP4) Strongthree-body


Yes


Page - 125 of 329

decays ofLambda_c(2940)+

Gutsche, S.Kumano, V.E.Lyubovitskij

72210.1103/PhysRevD.83.115015(WP4) Newbounds on

lepton flavorviolating decays

of vectormesons and the

Z0 boson

T. Gutsche, J.C.Helo, S.

Kovalenko, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes

72310.1103/PhysRevD.83.036001(WP4)Generalized

partondistributions in

AdS/QCD

A. Vega, I.Schmidt, T.


Yes

72410.1103/PhysRevD.82.074022(WP4) Light andheavy mesons in

a soft-wallholographic

approach

T. Branz, T.Gutsche, V.E.

Lyubovitskij, I.Schmidt, A.

Vega

Yes

72510.1103/PhysRevD.82.054010(WP4)Two-photon

decay of heavyhadron

molecules


Yes

72610.1103/PhysRevD.82.075012(WP4) B_s(d) –bar B_s(d)

mixingconstraints on

flavor changingdecays of t and b

quarks

A. Faessler, T.Gutsche, S.

Kovalenko, V.E.Lyubovitskij, I.

Schmidt

Yes

72710.1103/PhysRevD.82.034035(WP4) Radiativedecay of

Lambda_c(2940)+in a hadronic

molecule picture

Y. Dong, A.Faessler, T.Gutsche, S.

Kumano, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes

72810.1103/PhysRevD.82.054025(WP4)Hidden-charmand radiativedecays of theZ(4430) as ahadronic D_1


Yes


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bar D* boundstate

72910.1103/PhysRevD.81.114036Radiative decaysof double heavy

baryons in arelativisticconstituent

three--quarkmodel including

hyperfinemixing

T. Branz, A.Faessler, T.

Gutsche, M.A.Ivanov, J.G.Korner, V.E.

Lyubovitskij, B.Oexl

Yes

73010.1103/PhysRevD.81.074011(WP4) Charmedbaryon

Sigma_c(2800)as a NDhadronicmolecule



Yes

73110.1103/PhysRevD.81.037702(WP4) Onlepton flavor

violating decaysof vectormesons

T. Gutsche, J.C.Helo, S.


Yes

73210.1103/PhysRevD.81.034010(WP4)Relativisticconstituent

quark modelwith infraredconfinement

T.Branz, A.Faessler, T.

Gutsche, M.A.Ivanov, J.G.Korner, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes

73310.1103/PhysRevD.81.013007(WP4)Quasielastic

rho0electroproductionon the proton at

intermediateenergy: Role of

scalar andpseudoscalar

meson exchange

I.T.Obukhovsky, A.Faessler, D.K.

Feorov, T.Gutsche, V.E.Lyubovitskij,

V.G.Neudatchin,

L.L. Sviridova

Yes

73410.1103/PhysRevD.80.094005(WP4) X(3872)as a molecularDD* state in a

potential model

I.W. Lee, A.Faessler, T.


Yes

73510.1103/PhysRevD.80.034025(WP4) A. Faessler, T. Yes


Page - 127 of 329

Semileptonicdecays of doubleheavy baryonsin a relativistic

constituentthree-quark

model

Gutsche, M.A.Ivanov, J.G.Korner, V.E.Lyubovitskij

73610.1103/PhysRevD.80.055014(WP4) Mesonwave function

fromholographic

models

A. Vega, I.Schmidt, T.Branz, T.


Yes

73710.1103/PhysRevD.79.098502(WP4) Reply tocomment on'Two-photondecay of the

sigma meson'

F. Giacosa, T.Gutsche, V.E.Lyubovitskij

Yes

73810.1103/PhysRevD.80.014014(WP4) eta(1405)in a chiral

approach basedon mixing of the

pseudoscalarglueball with the

first radialexcitations of

eta andeta-prime

T. Gutsche, V.E.Lyubovitskij,M.C. Tichy

Yes

73910.1103/PhysRevD.80.054019(WP4) Hadronicmolecule

structure of theY(3940) and

Y(4140)


Yes

74010.1103/PhysRevD.79.094013(WP4) X(3872)as a hadronic

molecule and itsdecays to

charmoniumstates and pions

Y. Dong, A.Faessler, T.Gutsche, S.


Yes

74110.1103/PhysRevD.79.014035(WP4) Weakdecays of heavy

hadronmolecules

involving thef0(980)


Yes


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74210.1103/PhysRevD.79.014036(WP4) Strongdecays of

radially excitedmesons in a

chiral approach

T. Gutsche, V.E. Lyubovitskij,

M.C. Tichy

Yes

74310.1103/PhysRevD.81.054009(WP4)Scalar-isoscalar

states in thelarge-Nc Regge

approach

E. Ruiz-Arriolaand W.

Broniowski

Yes

74410.1103/PhysRevC.81.024001(WP4)Renormalization

of theleading-order

chiralnucleon-nucleoninteraction andbulk properties

of nuclearmatter

R. Machleidt etal.

Yes

74510.1103/PhysRevC.80.047001(WP4)Renormalizationof the Off-shellchiral two-pionexchange NNinteractions

D.R. Entem andE. Ruiz-Arriola

Yes

74610.1103/PhysRevC.80.024001(WP4) A TwoPotential

Formula and itsApplication toProton-Proton

Scattering

M. PavonValderrama andE. Ruiz Arriola

Yes

74710.1103/PhysRevD.80.056005(WP4) TraceAnomaly,

Thermal PowerCorrections andDimension Twocondensates inthe deconfined

phase

E. Megías, E.Ruiz-Arriola and

L.L. Salcedo

Yes

74810.1103/PhysRevC.80.014002(WP4) Serbersymmetry,

Large N(c) andYukawa-like

A. Calle Cordonand E. Ruiz

Arriola

Yes


Page - 129 of 329

One BosonExchangePotentials

74910.1103/PhysRevD.79.057501(WP4) A Noteon the QCDevolution of

generalized formfactors

W. Broniowskiand E. Ruiz

Arriola

Yes

75010.1103/PhysRevC.79.044001(WP4)Renormalization

of chiraltwo-pion

exchange NNinteractions withDelta-excitations:

Central Phasesand the

Deuteron

M. PavonValderrama andE.Ruiz Arriola

Yes

75110.1103/PhysRevD.80.114015(WP4)Minimum ofeta/s and the

phase transitionof the Linear

Sigma Model inthe large-N

limit.

A. Dobado, F. J.Llanes-Estrada,

J. M.Torres-Rincon

Yes

75210.1103/PhysRevD.79.014002(WP4) eta/s andphase

transitions.


J. M.Torres-Rincon

Yes

75310.1103/PhysRevD.80.056003(WP4) Chemicalnonequilibriumfor interacting

bosons:Applications to

the pion gas

D.Fernández-Fraile,A.Gómez Nicola

Yes

75410.1103/PhysRevD.82.074012(WP4)Nonfactorization

of four-quarkcondensates atlow energieswithin ChiralPerturbation

Theory

A.GómezNicola,

J.R.Peláez,J.Ruiz de Elvira

Yes


Page - 130 of 329

75510.1103/PhysRevD.83.076005(WP4) IsospinBreaking and

chiral symmetryrestoration

A.GómezNicola, R.Torres

Andrés

Yes

75610.1103/PhysRevD.84.011502(WP4) SCET,Light-Cone

Gauge and theT-Wilson Lines.

M.Garcia-Echevarria,

A. Idilbi, I.Scimemi

Yes

75710.1103/PhysRevD.82.011501(WP4)R-evolution:Improving

perturbativeQCD.

A.H. Hoang, A.Jain, I. Scimemi,

I.W. Stewart

Yes

75810.1103/PhysRevD.84.096006(WP4) ChiralPerturbation

Theory, the 1/Ncexpansion and

Regge behaviourdetermine the

structure of thelightest scalar

meson

J. Ruiz deElvira, J.R.

Pelaez, M.R.Pennington, D.J.

Wilson

Yes

75910.1103/PhysRevD.79.074010(WP4) Exoticmeson-mesonmolecules and

compactfour-quark states

J. Vijande, A.Valcarce and N.

Barnea

Yes

76010.1103/PhysRevD.79.037501(WP4)Multiquark

description ofthe D_sJ(2860)and D_sJ(2700)

J. Vijande, A.Valcarce and F.

Fernández

Yes

76110.1103/PhysRevC.80.035204(WP4)Probabilities innonorthogonal

basis:Four-quark

systems

J. Vijande andA. Valcarce

Yes

76210.1103/PhysRevD.81.054023(WP4) CoupledChannel

approach to thestructure of the

X(3872)

P. G. Ortega, J.Segovia, D.R.Entem and F.

Fernández

Yes


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76310.1103/PhysRevD.81.054023(WP4) TheX(3872) and

other possibleXYZ molecular

states

P.G. Ortega, J.Segovia, D. R.

Entem, F.Fernández

Yes

76410.1103/PhysRevD.81.085046(WP4) TheN#(1232) axial

form factor fromweak pionproduction

E. Hernández, J.Nieves, M.

Valverde, M. J.Vicente Vacas

Yes

76510.1103/PhysRevD.83.114018(WP4)Charmoniumresonances ine+e-exclusive

reactions aroundthe #(4415)

region

J. Segovia, D.R.Entem, and F.

Fernández

Yes

76610.1103/PhysRevD.84.057902(WP4) Study ofthe strong

Sigma_b toLambda_b pi

and Sigma_b* toLambda_b pi ina non-relativistic

quark model

E. Hernandez, J.Nieves

Yes

76710.1103/PhysRevD.84.094029(WP4)Semileptonic Band B_sndecays

into orbitallyexcited charmed

mesons

J. Segovia, C.Albertus, D.R.

Entem, F.Fernandez, E.Hernandez, M.

A.Perez

Yes

76810.1103/PhysRevD.84.034005(WP4)Resonances

frommeson-mesonscattering inU(3) CHPT

Z.-H.Guo Yes

76910.1103/PhysRevD.82.094019(WP4)Dynamical

generation ofpseudoscalarresonances

M. Albaladejo Yes

77010.1103/PhysRevLett.103.052002(WP4) L. Roca , E.Oset Yes


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Asymmetryobservables ine+ e- # pi+ pi-gamma in the

phi regionwithin a chiral

unitary approach

77110.1103/PhysRevD.81.116004(WP4)Renormalizationand additional

degrees offreedom within

the chiraleffective theory

for spin-1resonances

K. Kampf, J.Novotny, J.

Trnka

Yes

77210.1103/PhysRevD.84.014036(WP4)Resonance

saturation in theodd-intrinsic

parity sector oflow-energy

QCD

K. Kampf, J.Novotný

Yes

77310.1103/PhysRevD.81.116005(WP4) ThePhase diagram

for theNambu-Jona-Lasinio

model with 'tHooft and

eight-quarkinteractions

B. Hiller, J.Moreira, A.A.Osipov, A.H.

Blin

Yes

77410.1103/PhysRevC.83.034911(WP4) Torquedfireballs inrelativisticheavy-ioncollisions

P. Bozek, W.Broniowski , J.Kochanowsk, J.

Moreira

Yes

77510.1103/PhysRevD.84.033007(WP4) Acovariant modelfor the gamma N

# N(1535)transition at high

momentumtransfer

G. Ramalho Yes

77610.1103/PhysRevD.83.054011(WP4) G. Ramalho Yes


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Extracting theOmega- electric

quadrupolemoment from

lattice QCD data

77710.1103/PhysRevD.84.054014(WP4) Octetbaryon

electromagneticform factors in arelativistic quark

model.

G. Ramalho Yes

77810.1103/PhysRevD.84.051301(WP4) A simplerelation betweenthe gamma N #N(1535) helicity

amplitudes.

G. Ramalho Yes

77910.1103/PhysRevD.82.073007(WP4) A Modelfor the

Delta(1600)resonance and

gamma N #Delta(1600)

transition

G. Ramalho Yes

78010.1103/PhysRevD.81.074020(WP4) Valencequark

contributions forthe gamma N #P11(1440) form

factors

G. Ramalho Yes

78110.1103/PhysRevD.80.033004(WP4) ARelativistic

quark model forthe Omega-

electromagneticform factors

G. Ramalho Yes

78210.1103/PhysRevD.80.036007(WP4) Treelevel

semileptonic #bto nucleon decay

in light coneQCD sum rules

K. Azizi Yes

78310.1103/PhysRevD.82.076004(WP4) g#Q#Q#coupling

K. Azizi Yes


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constant vialight cone QCD

sum rules

78410.1103/PhysRevD.83.114022(WP4) Isovectoraxial-vector

form factors ofoctet baryons in

QCD.

A. Ozpineci Yes

78510.1103/PhysRevC.83.017001(WP4) Effectiveshort-range

interaction forspin-singlet

P-wavenucleon-nucleon

scattering

M. C. Birse Yes

78610.1103/PhysRevC.83.045206(WP4)Heavy-particleformalism with

Foldy-Wouthuysenrepresentation

V. Lensky Yes

78710.1103/PhysRevLett.104.112001(WP4)Light-front

interpretation ofProton

GeneralizedPolarizabilitie

M. Gorchtein, C.Lorce, B.

Pasquini, M.Vanderhaeghen

Yes

78810.1103/PhysRevLett.104.201601(WP4) NucleonMass from a

CovariantThree-Quark

FaddeevEquation

G. Eichmann Yes

78910.1103/PhysRevLett.106.192501(WP4) Ab initiocalculation of

the Hoyle state

E. Epelbaum, H.Krebs, D. Lee

and Ulf-G.Meißner

Yes

79010.1103/PhysRevLett.107.112001(WP4) VolumeDependence ofBound Stateswith AngularMomentum

S. König, D.Lee, H.-W.Hammer

Yes

79110.1103/PhysRevLett.104.142501(WP4) Lattice E. Epelbaum, H. Yes


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effective fieldtheory

calculations forA = 3,4,6,12

nuclei

Krebs, D. Leeand Ulf-G.Meißner

79210.1103/PhysRevLett.105.019101(WP4)Comment on'Possibility ofDeeply Bound

HadronicMolecules from

Single PionExchange'

A.A. Filin, A.Romanov, V.

Baru, C.Hanhart, Yu.S.

Kalashnikova,A.E.Kudryavtsev,

Ulf-G. Meißner,A.V. Nefediev

Yes

79310.1103/PhysRevLett.105.162001(WP4)Extraction of thelight quark mass

ratio mu/mdfrom bottomonia

transitions

F.K. Guo, C.Hanhart and

U.-G. Meißner

Yes

79410.1103/PhysRevLett.103.082003(WP4) On theextraction of thelight quark mass

ratio from thedecays #' # J/#

#0 (#)Erratum-ibid.

F.-K. Guo, C.Hanhart, Ulf-G.

Meißner

Yes

79510.1103/PhysRevLett.102.242004(WP4)Implications of

heavy quarkspin symmetry

on heavy mesonhadronic

molecules

F.-K. Guo, C.Hanhart, Ulf-G.

Meißner

Yes

79610.1103/PhysRevLett.106.141801(WP4)Long-DistanceDominance of

the CPAsymmetry in B

# X_s,d +gamma Decays

M. Benzke, S.J.Lee, M.

Neubert, G. Paz

Yes

79710.1103/PhysRevLett.104.042302(WP4)Disentanglingthe dynamicalorigin of P11

N. Suzuki, B.Julia-Diaz, H.

Kamano,T.-S.H. Lee, A.

Yes


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NucleonResonances

Matsuyama, T.Sato

79810.1103/PhysRevLett.105.212001(WP4) Precisiondetermination of

r0 LambdaMS-bar from the

QCD staticenergy

N. Brambilla, X.Garcia i Tormo,J. Soto, A. Vairo

Yes

79910.1103/PhysRevLett.106.162001(WP4) Evidencefor a Bound

H-dibaryon fromLattice QCD

S.R. Beane et al.(NPLQCD

Collaboration)

No

80010.1103/PhysRevLett.105.092001(WP4) A novelinterpretation of

the``Theta+(1540)

pentaquark"peak

A. Martinez, E.Oset

No

80110.1103/PhysRevLett.105.232001(WP4)Prediction ofnarrow N*

resonances withhidden charmabove 4 GeV

Jia-Jun Wu, R.Molina, E. Oset,

B. S. Zou

No

80210.1103/PhysRevLett.105.022003(WP4) HeavyQuark

Fluorescence.

Juan M.Torres-Rincon,

Felipe J.Llanes-Estrada

No

80310.1103/PhysRevLett.103.092003(WP4) Probingthe InfraredQuark Massfrom Highly

ExcitedBaryons.

P. Bicudo, T.Van Cauteren,

F. J.Llanes-Estrada

No

80410.1103/PhysRevLett.107.072001(WP4) Precisedetermination ofthe f0(600) and

f0(980) poleparameters froma dispersive data

analysis.

R.Garcia-Martin,R. Kaminski,J.R. Pelaez, J.Ruiz de Elvira

No

80510.1103/PhysRevLett.102.121601(WP4) Bulk D.Fernández-Fraile, No


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viscosity and theconformal

anomaly in thepion gas

A.Gómez Nicola

80610.1103/PhysRevLett.103.222001(WP4)Charmoniumspectroscopy

above thresholds

T.Fernández-Caramés,

A. Valcarce, andJ. Vijande

No

80710.1103/PhysRevLett.103.052002(WP4)Beam-HelicityAsymmetries in

Double PionPhotoproduction

off the Proton

L.Roca et al. No

808http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2009.11.027(WP4)Fluctuations andisentropes near

the chiral criticalendpoint

B.-J. Schaefer No

809http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bbr.2011.03.031(WP4) Thephase structure

of thePolyakov–quark–meson

model beyondmean field

Tina KatharinaHerbst

No

810http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2011.03.013(WP4) Towardsfinite density

QCD withTaylor

expansions

B.-J. Schaefer No

811http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2011.06.073(WP4) Featuresof ghost–gluon

and ghost–quarkbound states

related to BRSTquartets

N. Alkofer No

812http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.05.016(WP4) Usingbaryon octet

magneticmoments and

masses to fix thepion cloud

contribution.

G. Ramalho No


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81310.1103/PhysRevD.81.014006(WP4) Strongtwo-body decays

of theLambda(c)(2940)+

in aHadronicmolecule picture



No

81410.1103/PhysRevD.79.033012(WP4) LocalTwo-Photon

Couplings andthe J=0 Fixed

Pole in Real andVirtual Compton

Scattering.

S.J. Brodsky, F.J.

Llanes-Estrada,J.T.Londergan,

A. P.Szczepaniak

No

81510.1103/PhysRevD.82.114002(WP4) Chiralextrapolation oflight resonances

from one andtwo-loop

unitarized ChiralPerturbation

Theory versuslattice results.

J.R. Peláez andG. Ríos

No

81610.1103/PhysRevD.83.094011(WP4) Chiralextrapolation of

pion-pionscattering phase

shifts withinstandard and

unitarized ChiralPerturbation

Theory.

J. Nebreda, J.R.Peláez and G.

Ríos

No

81710.1103/PhysRevC.82.034004(WP4)Covariant

spectator theoryof np scattering:Effective rangeexpansions and

relativisticdeuteron wave

functions.

A. Stadler No

81810.1103/PhysRevC.81.014007(WP4) Firstresults for

electromagneticthree-nucleon

S. Pinto No


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form factorsfrom

high-precisiontwo-nucleoninteractions.

819http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physrep.2010.05.003(WP4) FlavorPhysics in theQuark Sector

M. Antonelli etal.

Yes

82010.1103/PhysRevC.80.028202(WP4) Deepexclusive

electroproductionof #+ from datameasured withthe HERMES

detector atDESY

M.M. Kaskulovand U.Mosel

Yes

82110.1103/PhysRevD.81.013002(WP4) Thetransverse shapeof the electron

P. Hoyer, S.Kurki

Yes

822http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.82.074006(WP4) Complete(O_7,O_8)

contribution toB # X_s gamma

at orderalpha_s^2

H.M. Asatrian,T. Ewerth, A.Ferroglia, C.

Greub, G.Ossola

Yes

823http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.82.034506(WP4) Finitevolume effectsfor nucleon and

heavy mesonmasses

G. Colangelo, A.Fuhrer, S. Lanz

Yes

824http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.83.074004(WP4) ThePion-pionscattering

amplitude. IV:Improved

analysis withonce subtracted

Roy-likeequations up to

1100 MeV.

R.García-Martín,R. Kaminski,

J.R. Pelaez, F.J.Yndurain

Yes

825http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2011.06.059(WP4) Bulkviscosity and

energy-momentum


J. M.

Yes


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correlations inhigh energy

hadroncollisions.

Torres-Rincon

826http://www.pro-physik.de/details/articlePdf/1103535/issue.html(WP4)Hadronen im

Medium

M. Kotulla, V.Metag and U.

Mosel

Yes

827arXiv:0911.4868v1[hep-ph]

(WP4)Correlations

betweenHigh-pT and

Flavour Physics

T. Hurth, W.Porod

Yes

828arXiv:0912.1349v2[hep-ph]

(WP4) Newphysics reach of

CP violatingobservables inthe decay B to

K* l+ l-


Reece

Yes

829arXiv:1012.4603v1[hep-ph]

(WP4)Symmetries in

the angulardistribution of

exclusivesemileptonic B

decays


Reece

Yes

830arXiv:1104.5123v1[hep-ph]

(WP4)Interpretation ofcharged Higgseffects in lowenergy flavour

physics

T. Hurth Yes


(WP4) Dileptonproduction in

nucleon-nucleoncollisionsaround 1

GeV/nucleon: atheoretical

update

R. Shyam, U.Mosel

Yes

83210.1143/PTPS.186.260(WP4) Hadronsin Medium

U. Mosel, S.Leupold, V.

Metag

Yes


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833arXiv:0908.3425v1[hep-ph]

(WP4) ChiralPerturbation

Theory:Introduction andRecent Results

in theOne-Nucleon

Secto

S. Scherer Yes

83410.1143/PTP.124.147(WP4)Formation of phi

mesic nuclei


D. Cabrera, M.J.Vicente Vacas,

S. Hirenzaki

Yes

83510.1143/PTPS.186.113(WP4)Properties of

light resonancesfrom unitarized

Chiralperturbationtheory: Nc

behavior andquark massdependence.

J.R. Pelaez, J.Nebreda, G.

Rios

Yes

836http://dx.doi.org/10.1143/PTP.123.719(WP4) Thea1(1260) as a

rho-pi#resonance innuclear matter

D. Cabrera, L.Roca, D. Jido,

R. Rapp

Yes

83710.1007/978-3-642-13293-3(WP4) TheCBM Physics

Book

B.Friman et al.Editors

Yes

838arXiv:1003.0847v1[hep-lat]

(WP4) TwistedMass Finite

Volume Effects

G. Colangelo, U.Wenger, J.M.S.

Wu

Yes

839http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/sym1020155(WP4)Tetraquark

spectroscopy: Asymmetryanalysis

J. Vijande andA. Valcarce

Yes

840doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.024609(WP6) Protonemission off

nuclei inducedby kaons in

V.K. Magas Yes


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flight

841doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2009.04.038(WP6)Formation ofhypernuclei inhigh energy

Reactions withina covariant

transport model

T. Gaitanos Yes

842doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2010.07.049(WP6) Entropydevelopment inideal relativisticfluid dynamicswith the Bag

Model equationof state

Sz. Horvat Yes

843doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.106.162001(WP6) Evidencefor a Bound

H-dibaryon fromLattice QCD

S.R. Beane Yes

844doi:10.1016/j.nima.2009.01.176(WP6) Noiseand radiation

damage insilicon

photomultipliersexposed to

electromagneticand hadronic

radiation

S.Sacnhez-Majos

Yes

845doi:10.1142/S0218301310015552(WP6) Mesonicweak decay of

Lambda-hypernuclei:a new tool forhypernuclearspectroscopy

S. Bufalino Yes

846doi:10.1016/j.nima.2009.05.119(WP6) Futureuse of silicon

photomultipliersfor Kaos atMAMI andPANDA at

FAIR

P. Achenbach Yes

847doi:10.1016/j.nima.2011.03.039(WP6) Particletracking in kaon

P. Achenbach Yes


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electroproductionwith

cathode-chargesampling inmulti-wire

proportionalchambers

84810.1140/epjst/e2011-01496-9(WP6) Strangehadrons –

strangeness instrongly

interactingparticles:

Strangenessproduction withKAOS at MAMI

P. Achenbach Yes

849arXiv:1106.1344v1[hep-ph]

(WP6)Transport-theoretical

Description ofNuclear

Reactions

O. Buss Yes

850doi:10.1142/S0217751X09044103(WP6)Phenomenological

KbarNinteraction withisospin-breaking

effects andKbarNN system

N.V.Shevchenko

Yes

851 doi:10.1007/s10751-009-0005-x

(WP6)Phenomenological

KbarNinteraction withisospin-breaking

effects

N.V.Shevchenko

Yes

852doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2009.09.061(WP6) Newresults on

mesonic weakdecay of p-shell#-hypernuclei

M. Agnello Yes

853doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.83.056014(WP6)Dual-ReggeApproach toHigh-Energy,

Low-Mass

L.L. Jenkovszky Yes


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DiffractionDissociation

854 doi:10.1007/s10751-009-0083-9

(WP6)EXPLORING

THENUCLEAR

POTENTIALOF

ANTIHYPERONSWITH

ANTIPROTONSAT PANDA

J. Pochodzalla Yes

855doi:10.1140/epja/i2011-11018-3(WP6) DNinteraction frommeson exchange

J. Haidenbauer Yes

856doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.045806(WP6) Densitydependence of

th nuclearsymmetryenergy: A

microscopicperspective

I. Vidana Yes

857doi:10.1209/0295-5075/94/11002(WP6)Estimation ofthe effects of

hyperonicthree-body

forces on themaximum massof neutron stars

I. Vidana Yes

858doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2010.02.003(WP6) Protonspectra fromNon Mesonic

Weak Decay ofp-shell##hypernuclei

and evidence fortwo-nucleon

induced process

FINUDACollaboration

Yes

859doi:10.1140/epja/i2010-10957-3(WP6)Dynamically

generatedresonances from

the vectoroctet-baryon

E. Oset Yes


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octet Interaction

860doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2011.09.025(WP6) Chiralunitary approach

to eta' Nscattering at low

energies

E. Oset Yes

861 doi:10.1007/s10751-009-0066-x

(WP6) Unifiedapproach to

nuclear densitiesfrom exotic

atoms

E. Friedman Yes

862doi:10.1142/S0217751X09043791(WP6)Dynamical

calculations ofanti-K and

multi-anti-Knuclei

D. Gazda Yes

863doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.204(WP6) Kaoncondensation

andmulti-strange

matter

D. Gazda Yes

864doi:10.1142/S0217751X11052050(WP6) StrangeBaryonic Matter

and KaonCondensation

D. Gazda Yes

865doi:10.1088/1742-6596/312/2/022013(WP6)Multi-kaonic

hypernuclei andkaon

condensation

D. Gazda Yes

866Doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.83.074018(WP6) Radiativedecays of

dynamicallygeneratedcharmedbaryons

D. Gamermann Yes

867Doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.015208(WP6) Opencharm meson innuclear matter at

finitetemperature

C.E.Jimenez-Tejero

Yes


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beyond the zerorange

approximation

868doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2010.05.056(WP6) D mesicnuclei

C. Garcia-Recio Yes

869doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.83.045810(WP6)Core-crust

transition inneutron stars:Predictivity of

densitydevelopments

C. Ducoin Yes


(WP6) On theMethods forConstructing

Meson-BaryonReaction Models

withinRelativistic

Quantum FieldTheory

B. Julia-Diaz Yes

871Doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.024606(WP6) Currentconstraints on

the EFT for theLambda N --> N

N transition

A. Perez-Obiol Yes

872 doi:10.1007/s10751-009-9995-7

(WP6)Overview of

antikaon-nucleonand

antikaon-nucleusdynamics

A. Gal Yes

873 doi:10.1007/s00601-009-0021-z

(WP6)Few-Body

Approaches andProblems inHypernuclei

A. Gal Yes

874doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.06.026(WP6) pi- decayrates of p-shell

hypernucleirevisited

A. Gal Yes

875doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.06.026(WP6) pi- decay A. Gal Yes


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rates of p-shellhypernuclei

revisited

876doi:10.1143/PTPS.186.270(WP6)Strangeness

nuclear physics -2010

A. Gal Yes

877doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2011.06.022(WP6) Coupledchannel Faddeevcalculations of a

(Kbar-N-pi)quasibound state

A. Gal Yes

878doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2011.05.069(WP6)Shell-model

predictions fordouble-Lambda

hypernuclei

A. Gal Yes

879doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2011.02.059(WP6)Constraints on

the threshold K-nuclear potentialfrom FINUDA(stopped K-,pi-)

hypernuclearspectra

A. Cieply Yes

880doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2011.07.040(WP6) Chirallymotivated K-

nuclearpotentials

A. Cieply Yes

881doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.045206(WP6) K-nuclear

potentials fromin-medium

chirallymotivated

models

A. Cieply Yes

882doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.064910(WP6) Matchingstages ofheavy-ion

collision models

Yun Cheng No

883doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.11.009(WP6) IsospinEffects on

V. Prassa No


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Strangeness inHeavy-IonCollisions

884 Doi10.1103/PhysRevC.82.024609

(WP6)Lambda-hypernuclear

production instopped

(K-,pion)reactions

reexamined

V. Krejcirik No

885doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.182(WP6) TheHypHI Phase 0

experiment

T.R. Saito No

886 doi:10.1080/10619121003626674

(WP6) HPGe InMagnetic Fields

T.Bressani No

887doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.114502(WP6) HighStatistics


Clover Lattices:(I) SingleHadron

CorrelationFunctions

S.R. Beane No



Clover Lattices:(II)

Three-BaryonSystems

S.R. Beane No



Clover Lattices:(IV) Volume

Dependence ofLight Hadron

Masses

S.R. Beane No

890doi:10.1016/j.nima.2009.08.060(WP6)Efficiency

S. SánchezMajos

No


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studies for atracking detectorbased on square

1.5 m longscintillating

fibers read outby SiPM

891doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.80.116001(WP6)Exclusive J/Psi

electroproductionin a dual model

R. Fiore No

892 doi:10.1109/TNS.2008.2011050

(WP6)Front-End

Electronics forthe KAOS

Spectrometer atMAMI

P. Achenbach No

893doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.207(WP6) Firstmeasurements of

# and #0hyperons inelementary

electroproductionat MAMI

P. Achenbach No

894doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.184(WP6)Hypernuclear

Spectroscopy atJLab Hall C

O. Hashimoto No

895doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.024305(WP6)Microscopic



O. Benhar No

896doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.024305(WP6)Microscopic



O. Benhar No

897doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.104.042302(WP6)Disentanglingthe dynamical

N. Suzuki No


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origin of P11Nucleon

Resonances

898 doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.79.055806

(WP6)RELATIVISTICENTRAINMENTMATRIX OF ASUPERFLUID

NUCLEON-HYPERONMIXTURE:THE ZERO

TEMPERATURELIMIT

M.E. Gusakov No

899 doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.015803

(WP6)RELATIVISTICENTRAINMENTMATRIX OF ASUPERFLUID

NUCLEON-HYPERONMIXTURE. II.EFFECT OF

FINITETEMPERATURES

M.E. Gusakov No

900doi:10.1016/j.nima.2009.04.035(WP6) Study ofthe performance

of HPGedetectors

operating invery high

magnetic fields

M. Agnello No

901doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.05.061(WP6) Mesonicand

Non-MesonicWeak Decay of

Hypernucleiwith FINUDA

M. Agnello No

902doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.025802(WP6) NeutronFermi liquids

under thepresence of a

strong magneticfield with

effective nuclearforces

M. A.Perez-Garcia

No


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903doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.024914(WP6) Fluiddynamical

prediction ofchanged v1-flow

at energiesavailable at theCERN Large

Hadron Collider

L.P. Csernai No

904doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.82.045210(WP6) K*mesons in dense

matter

L. Tolos No

905http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201015783(WP6) Effectsof quark matternucleation on

the evolution ofproto-neutron

stars

I. Bombaci No

906doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.065203(WP6) Doubleand single pionphotoproduction

within adynamical

coupled-channelsmodel

H. Kamano No

907doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.79.025206(WP6)Dynamical

coupled-channelsstudy of pi N topi pi N reactions

H. Kamano No

908doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.055205(WP6) Coupledchannels

calculation ofpion-Lambda-nucleon

quasibound state

H. Garcilazo No

909doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.238(WP6) Study oftwo-body

non-mesonicdecays of light

hypernuclei withFINUDA

FINUDACollaboration

No

910doi:10.1142/S0217751X11051846(WP6) Thekaonic atoms`puzzle': what

E. Friedman No


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next?

911doi:10.1080/10619127.2010.506118(WP6) WeakDecay of

Hypernuclei

E. Botta and S.Bufalino

No

912doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.188(WP6) Recentresults on

mesonic andnon-mesonicweak decays

E. Botta No

913doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.246(WP6) Singleand doublecoincidence

nucleon spectrain the weak

decay ofLambda-hypernuclei

E. Bauer No

914doi:10.1016/j.nima.2009.06.068(WP6)Scintillating

fiber detectorsfor the HypHIproject at GSI

D. Nakajima No

91510.1103/PhysRevD.85.023003(WP6) A chiralmodel approachto quark matternucleation inneutron stars

D. Logoteta No

916doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.035205(WP6)Multi-antikaon

hypernuclei

D. Gazda No

917doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.81.094016(WP6) Exoticdynamically

generatedbaryons with

negative charmquantum number

D. Gamermann No

918doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.045201(WP6) Energyweighted sum

rules for mesonsin hot and dense

matter

D. Cabrera No

919doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.055206(WP6) C.E. No


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Dynamicallygenerated open

charmedbaryons beyondthe zero rangeapproximation

Jimenez-Tejero

920doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.054004(WP6) Thes-wave charmed

baryonresonances from

acoupled-channelapproach withheavy quarksymmetry

C. Garcia-Recio No

921doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.065203(WP6)Dynamical

coupled-channelsanalysis ofp(e,e'pi)Nreactions

B. Julia-Diaz No

922 doi:10.1007/978-3-642-13293-3_7

(WP6) TheCBM Physics

Book

B. Friman No

923doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.81.074506(WP6)Meson-Baryon

ScatteringLengths fromMixed-ActionLattice QCD

A. Torok No

924doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2011.02.002(WP6)Production of

excited DoubleHypernuclei viaFermi Breakup

of ExcitedStrange Systems

A. SanchezLorente

No

925doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.79.064308(WP6)Depletion of thenuclear Fermi

sea

A. Rios No

926doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.79.025802(WP6) Hotneutron matter

A. Rios No


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from aself-consistent

Green's-functionsapproach

927doi:10.1142/S0217751X11051792(WP6) Kbarnuclear

interactions anddynamics

A. Gal No

928doi:10.1393/ncr/i2009-10043-5(WP6)Strangeness

nuclear physicsat FINUDA

A. Feliciello No

929doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.83.024308(WP6) Latentheat of nuclear

matter

A. Carbone No

930http://arxiv.org/abs/1105.4894(WP8)Suppression of

Excited States inPb-Pb Collisionsat sqrt(s_NN) =

2.76 TeV

CMScollaboration

Yes

931http://arxiv.org/abs/1108.3795(WP8) J/psiproduction at

forward rapidityin Pb-Pb

collisions atsqrt(s_NN)=2.76TeV, measuredwith the ALICE

detector

Philippe Pillotfor the ALICEcollaboration

Yes

932http://arxiv.org/abs/1105.0380(WP8) Rapidityand transverse

momentumdependence ofinclusive J/psi


sqrt(s)=7 TeV

ALICEcollaboration

Yes

933http://arxiv.org/abs/1012.5545(WP8) Upsilonproduction cross

section in ppcollisions at #s =

7 TeV

CMScollaboration

Yes


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934http://arxiv.org/abs/1011.4193(WP8) J/psiprompt andnon-prompt

cross sections inpp collisions at

#s = 7 TeV

CMScollaboration

Yes

935http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.1553(WP8)Measurement of

charmproduction at

central rapidityin proton-proton

collisions atsqrt(s) = 7 TeV

ALICEcollaboration

Yes

936http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.1557(WP8) J/psi andpsi(2S)


sqrt(s) = 7 TeV

CMScollaboration

Yes

937http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.1630(WP8) J/psipolarization inpp collisions atsqrt(s)=7 TeV

ALICEcollaboration

Yes

938http://arxiv.org/abs/0908.0427(WP8)Heavy-quark

azimuthalmomentum

correlations as asensitive probe

ofthermalization

G. Tsiledakis, H.Appelshauser,K. Schweda, J.

Stachel

Yes

939http://arxiv.org/abs/1010.5827(WP8) Heavyquarkonium:

progress,puzzles, andopportunities

N. Brambilla etal.

Yes

940http://arxiv.org/abs/1101.5295(WP8) ColdNuclear Matter

Effects on$J\psi$

Production withExtrinsic $P_T$

at$\sqrt{s_{NN}}=5.5\mathrm{~TeV}$

E.G. Ferreiro, F.Fleuret, J.P.Lansberg, N.Matagne, A.

Rakotozafindrabe

Yes


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at the LHC

941http://arxiv.org/abs/1106.4042(WP8)Heavy-flavourproduction in

Pb-Pb collisionsat the LHC,

measured withthe ALICE

detector

Andrea Dainesefor the ALICEcollaboration

Yes

942http://arxiv.org/abs/1106.3299(WP8)Low-Mass

Diffraction atthe LHC

LaszloJenkovszky,

Oleg Kuprash,Jerry Lämsä,Risto Orava

Yes

943http://arxiv.org/abs/1011.0664(WP8)Dual-ReggeApproach toHigh-Energy,

Low-MassDiffraction

Dissociation

L.L.Jenkovszky,

O.E. Kuprash,J.W. Lamsa,

V.K. Magas, R.Orava

Yes

944http://arxiv.org/abs/0908.0754(WP8)Heavy-Quarkonium

Production inHigh Energy

Proton-ProtonCollisions at

RHIC

S. Brodsky andJ.P. Lansberg

Yes

945http://arxiv.org/abs/0912.4498(WP8)Centrality,

Rapidity andTransverse-Momentum

Dependence ofCold NuclearMatter Effects

on J/PsiProduction in dAu, Cu Cu and

Au AuCollisions at

s(NN)**(1/2) =200-GeV.

E.G. Ferreiro, F.Fleuret, J.P.Lansberg, A.

Rakotozafindrabe

Yes

946http://arxiv.org/abs/0809.4684(WP8) Coldnuclear matter

E.G. Ferreiro, F.Fleuret, J.P.

Yes


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effects on J/psiproduction:Intrinsic and

extrinsictransverse

momentumeffects.

Lansberg, A.Rakotozafindrabe,

947http://arxiv.org/abs/0901.2500

(WP8)Charmonium

from StatisticalHadronization ofHeavy Quarks:

A Probe forDeconfinement

in theQuark-Gluon

Plasma

P.Braun-Munzinger,

J. Stachel

Yes

948http://arxiv.org/abs/0904.1368

(WP8)Statistical

hadronization ofheavy flavor

quarks inelementarycollisions:

Successes andfailures

A. Andronic, F.Beutler, P.

Braun-Munzinger,K. Redlich, J.

Stachel

Yes

949doi:10.1088/0954-3899/36/6/064055(WP8)Heavy-quarkenergy loss

observed viamuon spectra inPb–Pb collisionsat \sqrt{s_{\rm

NN}}=5.5\,{\rm TeV}

D.C. Zhou, Z.Conesa delValle et al.

Yes


(WP9) Antikaoninteractions with

nucleons andnuclei

W. Weise Yes

95110.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.10.083(WP9)Hypernuclearsingle particle

spectra based onchiral SU(3)

P. Finelli Yes


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dynamics

95210.1103/PhysRevC.79.014003(WP9)Variational

calculation ofthe ppK- systembased on chiralSU(3) dynamics

A. Dote Yes

95310.1134/S1063779610070348(WP9) Onnuclear states ofanti-K mesons.

SlawomirWycech

(Warsaw, Inst.Nucl. Studies)

Yes

95410.1016/j.physletb.2011.09.011(WP9) A newmeasurement ofkaonic hydrogen

X-rays.

M.Bazzi(Siddharta

Collaboration)

Yes

95510.1016/j.physletb.2011.02.001(WP9) Firstmeasurement ofkaonic helium-3

X-rays.

M. Bazzi(Siddharta

Collaboration)

Yes

95610.1016/j.physletb.2009.10.052(WP9) Kaonichelium-4 X-raymeasurement inSIDDHARTA.

M. Bazzi(Siddharta

Collaboration)

Yes

957http://pos.sissa.it/archive/conferences/135/058/Bormio%202011_058.pdf(WP9) Kaonichelium (3 and 4)precision X-ray

transitionsmeasurements

bySIDDHARTA at

DAFNE.

A.Scordo Yes

958http://pos.sissa.it//archive/conferences/117/047/FacesQCD_047.pdf(WP9) Kaonicatoms atDAFNE.

S. Okada(Siddharta

Collaboration)

Yes

95910.1007/s00601-010-0184-7(WP9)Low-energy

kaon-nucleon/nucleiinteractionstudies atDAFNE

(SIDDHARTAand AMADEUS

C. Curceanu Yes


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experiments)

96010.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2010.12.072(WP9)Kaon-nucleon/nuclei

interactionstudies by

kaonic atomsmeasurements:

theSIDDHARTAexperiment at

DAFNE.

M. Bazzi Yes

961http://pos.sissa.it//archive/conferences/103/035/BORMIO2010_035.pdf(WP9) Kaonicatoms

measurements atDAFNE by

SIDDHARTA.

M. Bazzi(Siddharta

Collaboration)

Yes

96210.1007/s00601-010-0184-7(WP9) Low-energy kaon

nucleiinteractionstudies atDAFNE

O.VazquezDoce

Yes

963http://www.actaphys.uj.edu.pl/sup2/abs/s02p0399.htm(WP9) HadronicInteraction of K-in light nuclei:The Amadeus

experiment andKLOE data

analysis.

O. VazquezDoce

Yes

96410.1103/PhysRevLett.102.182501(WP9)Measurement ofthe In-MediumK(0) Inclusive

Cross Section inpi(-)-InducedReactions at1.15 GeV/c.

M.L.Benabderrahmane

Yes

96510.1103/PhysRevC.81.061902(WP9)Measurement ofK*(892)(0) andK(0) mesons in

Al plus Alcollisions at1.9A GeV.

X. Lopez Yes


Page - 160 of 329

96610.1142/S0218301311018484(WP9)MolecularModel for

Kaonic NuclearCluster

(K)over-barNN.

M. Faber Yes

967arXiv:0903.0257(WP9) HadronicAtoms

A. Rusetsky Yes

968arXiv:0905.0069(WP9) Amethod to

measure theantikaon-nucleonscattering lengthin lattice QCD

A. Rusetsky Yes

969arXiv:0905.4249(WP9) The roleof nucleon recoil

in low-energyantikaon-deuteron

scattering

A. Rusetsky Yes

970arXiv:1108.0676 (WP9)Dynamical

coupled-channelapproaches on a

momentumlattice

U.-G. Meißner Yes

971arXiv:1108.5912 (WP9)Kaon-nucleon

scatteringlengths from

kaonicdeuterium

experimentsrevisited

U.-G. Meißner Yes

972arXiv:1109.3005(WP9) Improvedconstraints onchiral SU(3)

dynamics fromkaonic hydrogen

Y. Ikeda Yes

973http://th-www.if.uj.edu.pl/acta/vol41/abs/v41p2201.htm(WP9) K-MesicNuclei Versus

eta -MesicNuclei.

SlawomirWycech


Yes


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97410.1142/S0217751X11051780(WP9) X- rayspectroscopy ofkaonic atoms at

DAFNE

A. RomeroVidal

No

97510.1142/S0217751X11052165(WP9) Kaonichelium

measurements inthe

SIDDHARTAexperiment.

D. L.Sirghi No

97610.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2010.10.054(WP9)Kaon-nucleon

stronginteraction inkaonic atoms.

M. Iliescu No

97710.1063/1.3647128(WP9) Precisionspectroscopy of

light kaonicatom X-rays in

theSIDDHARTA

experiment.

T. Ishiwatari No

97810.1063/1.3483438(WP9) Precisionspectroscopy ofKaonic helium-3and helium-4 3d---> 2p X-rays.

T. Ishiwatari No

97910.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.171(WP9) Kaonicatoms studies atDAFNE by theSIDDHARTA

experiment.

M. Cargnelli No

98010.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.231(WP9) TheAMADEUSexperiment:

Precisionmeasurements of

low-energyantikaon

nucleus/nucleoninteractions.

J. Zmeskal No

98110.1007/s10751-009-0071-0(WP9) Kaonicatoms

C. Curceanu No


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measurements atthe DAFNEaccelerator.

98210.1142/S0217751X0904347X(WP9) Kaonicatoms at

DAFNE: TheSIDDHARTA

experiment.

J. Zmeskal(Siddharta

Collaboration)

No

98310.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2008.12.060(WP9) Kaonicatoms and nuclei

search at theDAFNE

accelerator.

C. Curceanu No

98410.1007/s00601-008-0261-3(WP9) Newprecision

measurements ofthe strong

interaction inkaonic

hydrogen.

M. Bazzi No

98510.1142/S0217732308029721(WP9) Kaonicatoms / nuclei

measurements atDAFNE:

SIDDHARTAand

AMADEUS.

C. Curceanu(Siddharta und

AmadeusCollaboration)

No

98610.1007/s10751-009-9999-3(WP9) TheAMADEUS

experiment atDAFNE and the

analysis ofKLOE data inthe search forkaonic nuclear

clusters.

O. VazquezDoce (AmadeusCollaboration)

No

98710.1063/1.3483433(WP9) Study ofthe hadronic

interactions ofkaons in light

nuclei atDAFNE.

O. VazquezDoce

No

98810.1142/S0217751X09044152(WP9) Kaonic O. Vazquez No


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clusters atDAFNE: TheAMADEUSexperiment.

Doce (AmadeusCollaboration)

98910.1007/s10751-009-9998-4(WP9) Searchfor the KaonicNuclear State,K(-)pp, in the

exclusive pp ->p Lambda K(+)

channel.

K. Suzuki No

99010.1088/0954-3899/36/7/075009(WP9) Oncontinuum- and

bound-statel(-)-decay ratesof pionic and

kaonic hydrogenin the ground

state.

M. Faber No

99110.1143/PTPS.186.337(WP9) Searchfor phi-MesonNuclear Bound

States in the(p)over-bar +(A)Z -> phi +

(A-1)(phi)(Z-1)Reaction.

P. Bühler No

99210.1142/S0217751X11052037(WP9) TheSearch

forDeeplyBound Kaonic

Nuclear States atJ-PARC.

T. Hiraiwa No

99310.1142/S0217751X11052177(WP9) Statusand Plans of

Experiment E17at J-PARC.

B.K. Wünschek Yes

99410.1142/S0217751X11051731(WP9) Studiesof

Lambda(1405)with K-mesic

atoms

SlawomirWycech


No

99510.1140/epja/i2008-10710-7(WP11) M. Unverzagt Yes


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Determinationof the Dalitz plotparameter # forthe decay ##3#0with the Crystal

Ball at MAMI-B

99610.1140/epja/i2009-10868-4(WP11)Photoproduction

of #0# onprotons and theD(1700) D33

resonance

V. Kashevarov Yes

99710.1140/epja/i2010-10925-y(WP11)Radiative #0

photoproductionon the proton inthe Delta (1232)

region

S. Schumann Yes

99810.1103/PhysRevC.82.035208Experimentalstudy of the

#p##p reactionwith the CrystalBall detector at


E. McNicoll Yes

99910.1016/j.physletb.2010.09.028(WP11) Firstmeasurement of

the circularbeam

asymmetry inthe gamma p -->

pi0 eta preaction

V. Kashevarov Yes

1000arXiv:0907.1758v1[nucl-ex]

(WP11)Knockout of

proton-neutronpairs from

$^{16}$O withelectromagnetic

probes

D. Middleton Yes

100110.1103/PhysRevLett.102.151803(WP11)Measurement ofStrange Quark

S. Baunack Yes


Page - 165 of 329

Contributions tothe Vector Form

Factors of theProton at Q2 =

0.22 GeV2

100210.1142/S021773230900022X(WP11)Asymmetries in

polarizedelectron

scattering andthe strangenesscontent of the

nucleon

S. Baunack Yes

1003arXiv:1102.5640v1[nucl-ex]

(WP11)Realtime

calibration ofthe A4

electromagneticlead fluoridecalorimeter

S. Baunack Yes

100410.1103/PhysRevLett.105.242001(WP11)High-precision

determination ofthe electric andmagnetic formfactors of the

proton

J.C. Bernauer Yes

100510.1103/PhysRevLett.106.251802(WP11) Searchfor light gaugebosons of thedark sector at

MAMI

H. Merkel Yes

100610.1016/j.physletb.2009.01.061(WP11) Helicitydependence of

the totalinclusive crosssection on the

deuteron

J. Ahrens No

100710.1103/PhysRevC.79.035204(WP11)Measurement ofthe Dalitz plotparameter # forthe decay ##3#0with the Crystal

S. Prakhov No


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Ball at MAMI-B

100810.1103/PhysRevC.79.065201(WP11) Searchfor the

charge-conjugation-forbiddendecay ####0

A. Starostin No

100910.1103/PhysRevLett.103.052002(WP11)Beam-HelicityAsymmetries in

Double PionPhotoproduction

off the Proton

D. Krambrich No

1010http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2009.02.007(WP11) Angulardistribution of

scatteredelectrons

associated withcollimated

bremsstrahlungand the tagging

technique

L. Maximon No

101110.1140/epja/i2010-10946-6(WP11) Helicitydependence of

the #drightarrow #NNreactions in the

# -resonanceregion

J. Ahrens No

101210.1140/epja/i2011-11036-1(WP11)Measurement of

thehelicity-dependent

totalcross-section forthe #n # p #-_{}#0_{} reaction

J. Ahrens No

1013http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2011.06.069(WP11)Determination

of the#-transition form

factor in the#p#p##p#e+e#

reaction

H. Berghäuser No

1014http://dx.doi.org/10.1140/epjst/e2011-01498-7(WP11) Single S. Baunack No


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spinasymmetries in

the (quasi)elasticelectron-proton

andelectron-deuteron

scattering

101510.1109/TNS.2008.2011050(WP11)Front-end

electronics forthe KAOS

spectrometer atMAMI.

P. Achenbach No

1016http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.207(WP11) Firstmeasurements of

# and #0hyperons inelementary

electroproductionat MAMI

P. Achenbach No

1017arXiv:1005.3418v2(WP12)Systematics of

heavy ioncollisions in the1 AGeV regime

W. Reisdorf Yes

1018http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2010.08.068(WP12) RPCHADES-TOF

wall cosmic raytest performance

A.Blanco Yes

101910.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.09.008(WP12)Systematics of

heavy ioncollisions in the1 AGeV regime

W. Reisdorf Yes

1020PoS(BORMIO2010)040(WP12)'CVD-diamonddetectors - R&Dstatus and new

results',POS(Bormio

2010)040

E. Berdermann,GSI

Yes

1021http://arxiv.org/abs/0907.0169v1(WP12)Technical

W. Erni Yes


Page - 168 of 329

Design Reportfor the PANDA

Solenoid andDipole

SpectrometerMagnets.

1022doi:10.1016/j.nima.2010.06.317(WP12) ThePANDA

GEM-BasedTPC Protoype

Fabbietti, L. No

1023doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2011.02.033(WP12)Symmetry

energy fromelliptic flow in

197Au + 197Au

W.Trautmann No

1024p://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/login.jsp?url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fiel5%2F77%2F4358062%(WP12) TheSolenoid

Magnet andFlux Return For

The PANDAExperiment.

A.Bersani No

1025doi:10.1016/j.diamond.2009.11.019(WP12)'Diamond

detectors forhadron physics

research',Diam.& Relat.

Mater. 19 (2010)358-367

Berdermann,GSI

No

1026 doi:10.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5401672

(WP12)'Diamond Start

Detectors'

M. Ciobanu,GSI

No

1027 DOI:10.1142/S0218301310016077

(WP12) Thesymmetryenergy in

nuclear reactions

W.Trautmann No

1028 DOI:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.01.087

(WP12) Thesymmetryenergy in

nuclear reactions

W.Trautmann No

1029 DOI:10.1002/9780470740392.ch10

(WP12)CVD-diamond

E. Berdermann& M. Ciobanu,

No


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detectors forexperiments

with hadrons,nuclei, and

atoms

GSI

1030 DOI:10.1002/9780470740392.ch6

(WP12)Heteroepitaxial

Growth

M. Schreck, UA No

1031DOI:10.1103/PhysRevB.80.205404(WP12) Opticalconductivity ofnanocrystallinechromium thin

films frominfrared spectra

R. Lovrincic,UHEI

No

1032 DOI:10.1016/j.ppnp.2008.12.012

(WP12)Differential

neutron-protonsqueeze-out

W.Trautmann No

1033 DOI:10.1109/TNS.2011.2160282

(WP12) In-beamdiamond start

detectors

M. Ciobanu,GSI

No

1034 DOI:10.1063/1.3143631

(WP12) Growthrate

enhancement bynitrogen indiamond

chemical vapordeposition - acatalytic effect

S. Dunst No

1035 DOI:10.1393/ncc/i2011-10993-7

(WP12)ASY-EOS

experiment atGSI:

Constrainingsymmetry

energy withneutron and

proton ellipticflows

P.Russotto No

1036 ISBN978-88-7438-054-1

(WP12)ASY-EOS

experiment atGSI:

P.Russotto No


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constraining thesymmetry

energy withmeasurements of

neutron andproton elliptic

flows

1037 ISBN978-88-7438-054-1

(WP12)ASY-EOS

experiment atGSI:

constraining thesymmetry

energy withmeasurements of

neutron andproton elliptic

flows

P.Russotto No

1038 DOI:10.1016/j.diamond.2010.01.037

(WP12) Thermaldiffusivity of

heteroepitaxialdiamond films:Experimental

setup andmeasurements

C. Stehl No

1039DOI:10.1016/j.nima.2010.05.043(WP12)Diamond mosaic

crystals forneutron

instrumentation:First

experimentalresults

A. K. Freund No

1040DOI:10.1063/1.3493245(WP12)Multimode

photoacousticmethod for theevaluation ofmechanical

properties ofheteroepitaxialdiamond layers

Z. Shen No

1041 DOI:10.1016/j.nima.2009.12.056

(WP12) Fastbeam condition

E. Castro,DESY-Zeuthen

No


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monitor BCM1Ffor the CMSexperiment

1042 doi:10.1109/TNS.2009.2013853

(WP12)PolycrystallineCVD diamonds

for the beamcalorimeter of

the ILC

E. Castro,DESY-Zeuthen

No

1043http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1008.5294(WP13)Determination

of the totalwidth of the ##

meson.

E. Czerwinski etal.

Yes

1044http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0811.2763(WP13)Measurement of

the eta->3pi0Dalitz Plot

Distributionwith the WASA

Detector atCOSY

C.Adolph et al. Yes

1045http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1003.0290(WP13) Highresolution studyof the p Lambda

final stateinteraction in thereaction pp #K+

#p

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1046http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1003.0290(WP13) Highresolution studyof the p Lambda

final stateinteraction in thereaction pp #K+

#p

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1047http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1003.4377(WP13)Two-protoncorrelation

function for thepp # pp + # andpp # pp + pions

reactions

P. Klaja et al. Yes


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1048http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1010.4140(WP13) Studyof the p6Li

##7Be reaction11.3 MeV above

threshold

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1049http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1007.1542(WP13) Crosssection of the pp

#K+#+nreaction close to

threshold

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1050http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1003.4378(WP13) Upperlimit of the totalcross section forthe pn --> pn eta'

reaction

J. Klaja et al. Yes

1051http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1107.4278(WP13)Reaction

pp#>pp### as abackground forhadronic decays

of the eta'meson.

M.J. Zielinski etal.

Yes

1052arXivhttp://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0908.4487(WP13)Comparison ofnonequilibrium

processes inp+Ni and p+Au

collisions atGeV energies

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1053http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0912.1592(WP13)Invariant mass

distributions forthe pp#pp#

reaction at Q=10MeV

P. Moskal et al. Yes

1054http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:1001.5174(WP13)Measurement of

the invariantmass

distributions forthe pp#pp#'reaction at

excess energy ofQ=16.4 MeV

P. Klaja et al. Yes


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105510.1103/PhysRevC.79.015208(WP13) Nearthreshold

production ofthe # meson viathe quasifree pn# pn# reaction

P.Moskal et. al. Yes

1056http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0909.3974(WP13)GeneralizedDalitz Plot

analysis of thenear thresholdpp#ppK+K-

reaction in viewof the K-K+interaction

M. Silarski et al. Yes

1057http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0812.4187(WP13) Searchfor #-mesic

nuclei inrecoil-free

transfer reaction

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1058arXivhttp://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0908.4487(WP13)Variation of

nonequilibriumprocesses inp+Ni systemwith beam

energy

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1059http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0904.3417(WP13)Precision

measurements ofthe pp # #+ pnand pp ##+ d

reactions:Importance oflong-range and

tensor forceeffects.

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes

1060http://arxiv.org/pdf/arXiv:0811.3372(WP13) CrossSection and

TensorAnalysing

Power of the$\vec{d}d\to##$ Reaction

A. Budzanowskiet al

Yes


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Near Threshold

1061PoS(BORMIO2010)040(WP15)CVD-diamond

detectors - R&Dstatus and new

results

E. Berdermann,GSI

Yes

1062 DOI:10.1002/9780470740392.ch6

(WP15)Heteroepitaxial

Growth

M. Schreck, UA No

1063doi:10.1016/j.diamond.2009.11.019(WP15)Diamond


research

E. Berdermann,GSI

No

1064doi:10.1016/j.diamond.2009.11.019(WP15)Diamond


research

E. Berdermann,GSI

No

1065 DOI:10.1002/9780470740392.ch10

(WP15)CVD-diamonddetectors forexperiments

with hadrons,nuclei, and

atoms

Berdermann &Ciobanu, GSI

No

1066 DOI:10.1002/9780470740392.ch11

(WP15) NeutronDetectors

G.Verona-Rinati,

URoma 2

No

1067 DOI:10.1109/TNS.2011.2160282

(WP15) In-beamdiamond start

detectors

M. Ciobanu,GSI

No

1068 doi:10.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5401672

(WP15)Diamond Start

Detectors

M. Ciobanu,GSI

No

1069 DOI:10.1016/j.diamond.2010.01.037

(WP15) Thermaldiffusivity of

heteroepitaxialdiamond films:Experimental

setup and

C. Stehl, UA No


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measurements

1070 DOI:10.1063/1.3143631

(WP15) Growthrate

enhancement bynitrogen indiamond

chemical vapordeposition - acatalytic effect

S. Dunst, UA No

1071DOI:10.1103/PhysRevB.80.205404(WP15) Opticalconductivity ofnanocrystallinechromium thin

films frominfrared spectra

R. Lovrincic,UHEI

No

1072DOI:10.1016/j.nima.2010.05.043(WP15)Diamond mosaic

crystals forneutron

instrumentation:First

experimentalresults

A. K. Freund,TUM

No

1073 DOI:10.1016/j.nima.2009.12.056

(WP15) Fastbeam condition

monitor BCM1Ffor the CMSexperiment

E. Castro, W.Lohmann,

DESY-Zeuthen

No

1074 doi:10.1109/TNS.2009.2013853

(WP15)PolycrystallineCVD diamonds

for the beamcalorimeter of

the ILC

C. Grah,DESY-Zeuthen

No

1075http://dx.doi.org/10.1366/10-06081(WP15) InfraredMonitoring of

DiamondMetalization

R. Lovrincic,UHEI

No

107610.1016/j.physletb.2009.01.060(WP16) Collinsand Sivers

asymmetries forpions and kaons

in

M. Alekseev etal.

Yes


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muon-deuteronDIS

107710.1016/j.physletb.2009.04.059(WP16) Gluonpolarisation in

the nucleon andlongitudinaldouble spinasymmetriesfrom open

charmmuoproduction

M. Alekseev etal.

Yes

1078 DOI:10.1140/epjc/s10052-009-1143-7

(WP16)Measurement ofthe longitudinalspin transfer to

Lamda andanti-Lambdahyperons in

polarised muonDIS

M. Alekseev etal.

Yes

1079arXiv:0910.5842v3[hep-ex]

(WP16)Observation of aJPC=1-+ Exotic

Resonance inDiffractive

Dissociation of190 GeV/c into

pi-pi-pi+


Yes

1080arXiv:1005.5609v1[hep-ex]

(WP16)Measurement ofthe Collins and


transverselypolarisedprotons

M.G. Alekseevet al.

Yes

1081arXiv:1005.5609v1[hep-ex]

(WP16)Measurement ofthe Collins and


transverselypolarisedprotons

M.G. Alekseevet al.

Yes


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108210.1140/epjc/s10052-010-1461-9(WP16)Azimuthal

asymmetries ofcharged hadrons

produced byhigh-energy

muons scatteredoff

longitudinallypolariseddeuterons

M.G. Alekseevet al.

Yes

1083arXiv:1007.4061v1[hep-ex]

(WP16) Quarkhelicity

distributionsfrom

longitudinal spinasymmetries inmuon-proton

andmuon-deuteron

scattering

M.G. Alekseevet al.

Yes

108410.1016/j.physletb.2009.01.061(WP16) Helicitydependence of

the totalinclusive crosssection on the

deuteron

J. Ahrens et al. No

108510.1016/j.physletb.2009.08.065(WP16) Flavourseparation of

helicitydistributionsfrom deepinelastic

muon-deuteronscattering

M. Alekseev etal.

No

108610.1140/epja/i2010-10946-6(WP16) Helicitydependence of

the #drightarrow #NNreactions in the

# -resonanceregion

J. Ahrens et al. No

1087http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2010.05.069(WP16) Thespin-dependent

M.G. Alekseevet al.

No


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structurefunction of theproton g1 and a

test of theBjorken sum

rule

108810.1140/epja/i2011-11036-1(WP16)Measurement of

thehelicity-dependent

totalcross-section forthe gamma n ->

p pi(-)pi(0)reaction

J. Ahrens et al. No

108910.1016/j.nima.2010.06.302(WP18) Ceramichigh rate timing

RPC

L. Naumann etal.

Yes

1090http://www.nipne.ro/rjp/2011_56_5-6/0654_0663.pdf(WP18) ATwo-Dimension

PositionSensitive High

EfficiencyTransitionRadiation

Detector forHigh Counting

RateEnvironment

M. Petrovici etal.

Yes

1091http://www.nipne.ro/rjp/2011_56_3-4/0349_0358.pdf(WP18) Stripreadout RPCbased on low

resistivity glasselectrodes

M. Petris et al. Yes

1092http://www.nipne.ro/rjp/2010_55_3-4/0324_0333.pdf(WP18) RateCapability of aHigh Efficiency

TransitionRadiationDetector

M. Petris et al. Yes

1093http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2011.09.041(WP18)TransitionRadiationDetectors

A. Andronic,J.P. Wessels

No


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1094doi:10.1016/j.nima.2010.09.165(WP18) TheCBM

time-of-flightwall

I. Deppner et al. No

1095doi:/10.1016/j.nima.2010.09.162(WP18) Towarda high countingrate, differentialreadout timing

MRPC

M. Petris et al. No

109610.1016/j.nima.2011.02.076(WP18) Amulti-strip

multi-gap RPCbarrel for

time-of-flightmeasurements

M.Kis No

1097http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2010.09.121(WP18)High-rate timing

RPC withceramicselectrodes

L. Naumann etal.

No

109810.1016/j.nima.2010.04.056(WP18)Development of

multi-gapresistive platechambers withlow-resistivesilicate glasselectrodes for

operation at highparticle fluxes

and largetransported

charges

J. Wang No

1099http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2008.12.088(WP18)Multi-stripMRPCs for

FOPI

A. Schuettauf etal.

No

1100http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5401675(WP18)PADI-2,-3 and-4: The seconditeration of the

fast Preamplifier— Discriminator

ASIC for

M.Ciobanu No


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Time-of-Flightmeasurements at

CBM

1101arXiv:1002.5300[hep-lat]

(WP22) Flavourblindness and

patterns ofsymmetry

breaking inlattice

simulations ofup, down andstrange quarks

Rakow Yes

1102arXiv:1106.3580[hep-lat]

(WP22) Diracand Pauli form

factors fromlattice QCD

Pleiter Yes

1103arXiv:1012.0215[hep-lat]

(WP22) Chargesymmetry

breaking inparton

distributionfunctions from

lattice QCD

Zanotti Yes

1104arXiv:1003.5756[hep-lat]

(WP22)Perturbative andnonperturbativerenormalizationin lattice QCD

Göckeler Yes

1105arXiv:1003.1114[hep-lat]

(WP22) Tuningthe quark

masses in latticesimulations

Horsley Yes

1106arXiv:1002.1696[hep-lat]

(WP22) Pion ina box

Schierholz Yes

1107arXiv:0910.2392[hep-lat]

(WP22) Probingthe finite

temperaturetransition

withNf=2 O(a)improved

Wilson fermions

Schierholz Yes

1108arXiv:0903.1664 (WP22) AliKhan Yes


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[hep-lat] Semileptonicform factors

D##K and B##kFrom a fine

lattice

1109arXiv:0902.3087[hep-ph]

(WP22)Electroproductionof the N*(1535)

resonance Atlarge momentum

transfers

Braun Yes

1110arXiv:0901.3302[hep-lat]

(WP22)Non-perturbativeimprovement ofstout-smearedthree-flavour

clover fermions

Horsley Yes

1111arXiv:0811.2712[hep-lat]

(WP22) Nucleondistribution

amplitudes andproton decay

matrix elementson the lattice

Göckeler Yes

1112arXiv:0810.3762[hep-lat]

(WP22)Non-perturbativerenormalizationof three quarks

Göckeler Yes

1113arXiv:1006.0558[hep-lat]

(WP22) Theelectromagneticform factors ofthe #- in Lattice

QCD

Alexandrou Yes

1114arXiv:1006.0558[hep-lat]

(WP22)Renormalization

constants fortwist-two

Operators intwisted mass

QCD

Panagopoulos Yes

1115arXiv:1011.3233[hep-lat]

(WP22) Nucleonto Delta

transition formfactors with

Negele Yes


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Nf=2+1 domainwall fermions

1116arXiv:1108.1076[hep-lat]

(WP22)Precision studyof excited state

effects innucleon matrix

elements

Renner Yes

1117arXiv:1106.6000[hep-lat]

(WP22) The#(1232) axial

charge and formfactors fromlattice QCD

Koutsou Yes

1118arXiv:1104.1600[hep-lat]

(WP22)Moments of

nucleongeneralized

partondistributionsfrom lattice

QCD

Constantinou Yes

1119arXiv:1102.2208[hep-lat]

(WP22) Nucleonelectromagneticform factors intwisted mass

QCD

Alexandrou Yes

1120arXiv:1012.0857[hep-lat]

(WP22) Axialnucleon formfactors fromlattice QCD

Alexandrou Yes

1121arXiv:0912.0394[hep-lat]

(WP22) Axialnucleon to Deltatransition formfactors on 2+1flavor hybrid

lattices

Alexandrou Yes

1122arXiv:0910.2419[hep-lat]

(WP22)Low-lying

baryon spectrumwith two

dynamicaltwisted mass

fermions

Korcec Yes


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1123arXiv:0901:3457[hep-ph]

(WP22) Quarktransverse

charge densitiesin the #(1232)

from latticeQCD

Tsapalis Yes

1124arXiv:0810.3976v1[hep-lat]

(WP22)Delta-baryon

electromagneticform factors in

lattice QCD

Alexandrou Yes

1125arXiv:1012.5215[hep-lat]

(WP22) Recentresults on QCDthermodynamics

Ratti Yes

1126arXiv:1007.2518[hep-lat]

(WP22) TheQCD equationof state withdynamical

quarks

Borsanyi Yes

1127arXiv:1005.3508[hep-lat]

(WP22) Is therestill a Tc

mystery inlattice QCD?Results with

physical massesin the continuum

limit III

Fodor Yes

1128arXiv:0903.4155[hep-lat]

(WP22) TheQCD transition

temperature:results with

physical massesin the continuum

limit II

Aoki Yes

1129arXiv:0907.4562[hep-lat]

(WP22) Nearlyconformal gaugetheories in finite

volume

Fodor Yes

1130arXiv:0908.2466[hep-lat]

(WP22) Chiralproperties ofSU(3) sextet

fermions

Fodor Yes


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1131arXiv:1001.4692[hep-lat]

(WP22) Theratio f#/fK in

QCD

Dürr Yes

1132arXiv:0802.2606[hep-lat]

(WP22) Scalingstudy of

dynamicalsmeared-link

clover fermions

Hoelbling Yes

1133arXiv:1011.2711[hep-lat]

(WP22) LatticeQCD at the

physical point:Simulation andanalysis details

Dürr Yes

1134arXiv:1102.1356[hep-lat]

(WP22) TheQCD phasediagram at

nonzero quarkdensity

Katz Yes

1135arXiv:0905.3586[hep-lat]

(WP22)Topology and

higherdimensional

representations

Fodor Yes

1136arXiv:1011.2403[hep-lat]

(WP22) LatticeQCD at the

physical point:Light quark

masses

Dürr Yes

1137arXiv:1104.2403[hep-lat]

(WP22) Twelvemassless flavorsand three colors

below theconformalwindow

Fodor Yes

1138arXiv:1104.2503[hep-lat]

(WP22) Fluxrepresentation of

an effecticePolyakov loopmodel for QCDthermodynamics

Gattringer Yes

1139arXiv:1011.2329[hep-lat]

(WP22) TheQCD phase

Gattringer Yes


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diagramaccording to the

center group

1140arXiv:1004.2200[hep-lat]

(WP22)Coherent center

domains inSU(3)

gluodynamicsand their

percolation at Tc

Gattringer Yes

1141arXiv:0907:3084[hep-lat]

(WP22) A studyof the sign

problem forlattice QCD

with chemicalpotential

Gattringer Yes

1142arXiv:0906.1088[hep-lat]

(WP22)Canonicalfermion

determinants inlattice QCD:Numerical

evaluation andproperties

Gattringer Yes

1143arXiv:0904.3450[hep-lat]

(WP22) Adjointquarks andfermionicboundaryconditions

Gattringer Yes

1144arXiv:1107.5195[hep-lat]

(WP22)Unbreaking

chiral symmetry

Lang Yes

1145arXiv:1106.1010[hep-lat]

(WP22) Chiralsymmetry

breaking and thespin content of

the # and #'mesons

Lang Yes

1146arXiv:1105.5636[hep-lat]

(WP22) Coupledchannel analysisof the rho mesondecay in lattice

QCD

Prelovsek Yes


Page - 186 of 329

1147arXiv:1007.1346[hep-lat]

(WP22)Effective chiral

restoration in the#' meson inlattice QCD

Glozman Yes

1148arXiv:1005.1748[hep-lat]

(WP22) Mesonand baryon

spectrum forQCD with twolight quarks

Lang Yes

1149arXiv:1005.0948[hep-lat]

(WP22) Latticestudy of light

tetraquarks withI=0, 2, 1/2, 3/2:

Are # and #tetraquarks?

Prelovsek Yes

1150arXiv:0905.8011[hep-lat]

(WP22) Angularmomentum

content of therho meson inlattice QCD

Glozman Yes

1151arXiv:0812.1681[hep-lat]

(WP22) Hadronspectroscopy

with dynamicalchirally

improvedfermions

Lang Yes

1152arXiv:1011.3130[hep-lat]

(WP22) Phaseboundary for thechiral transition

in 2+1 flavorQCD at smallvalues of the

chemicalpotential

Kaczmarek Yes

1153arXiv:1012.4963[hep-lat]

(WP22) Thermaldilepton rate and

electricalconductivity: An

analysis ofvector current

correlationfunctions in

quenched lattice

Ding Yes


Page - 187 of 329

QCD

1154arXiv:1010.1216[hep-lat]

(WP22) Mesonscreening

masses fromlattice QCD

with two lightand the strange

quark

Cheng Yes

1155arXiv:0911.2215[hep-lat]

(WP22)Equation of state

for physicalquark masses

Cheng Yes

1156arXiv:0909.5122[hep-lat]

(WP22) On themagnetic

equation of statein 2+1 flavor

QCD

Ejiri Yes

1157arXiv:1006.0867[hep-lat]

(WP22)Colour-electric

spectral functionat

next-to-leadingorder

Burnier Yes

1158arXiv:1001.1682[hep-lat]

(WP22) Aquarkyonic

phase in densetwo color matter

Hands Yes

1159arXiv:0912.0617[hep-lat]

(WP22)Adaptive

stepsize andinstabilities in

complexLangevindynamics

Aarts Yes

1160arXiv:0912.3316[hep-lat]

(WP22) ThecomplexLangevin

method: Whencan it be trusted?

Aarts Yes

1161arXiv:1003.5813[hep-lat]

(WP22) QCDwith chemicalpotential in a

Hands Yes


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smallhyperspherical

box

1162arXiv:1009.5486[hep-lat]

(WP22) DomainWalls andmetastable

vacua in hotorientifoldTheories

Armoni Yes

1163arXiv:1008.5180[hep-lat]

(WP22) Anumerical

investigation oforientifold

planarequivalence for

quenchedmesons

Lucini Yes

1164arXiv:0903.4379[hep-lat]

(WP22)Equation of state

and QCDtransition at

finitetemperature

Laermann Yes

1165arXiv:0912.4152[hep-lat]

(WP22)Two-pointfunction

inuenched latticeQCD fromnumericalstochastic

perturbationtheory I: The

ghost propagatorin Landau gauge

DiRenzo Yes

1166arXiv:1008.2617[hep-lat]

(WP22)Two-pointfunction

inuenched latticeQCD fromnumericalstochastic

perturbationtheory II: The

gluon

DiRenzo Yes


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propagator inLandau gauge

1167ElectronicISBN

978-92-9083-366-6

(WP24)Simulations of

effects ofdetector

materials andgeometry to thebeam propertiesof Super-FRS

Kalliokoski M. Yes

116810.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5401762(WP24)Simulation of

GEM-TPCPrototype for the

Super-FRSBeam

DiagnosticsSystem at FAIR

M. Kalliokoski Yes

1169ElectronicISBN

978-1-4244-9106-3

(WP24) Studyof GEM-FoilDefects with

OpticalScanningSystem

Kalliokoski, M Yes

1170ElectronicISBN

978-92-9083-352-9

(WP24)GEM-TPC

Trackers for theSuper-FRS at

FAIR

Kalliokoski M. Yes

117110.1016/j.nima.2010.06.317(WP24) ThePANDA

GEM-basedTPC Prototype

L. Fabbietti No

117210.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5402052(WP24) Statusof the

cylindrical-GEMproject for theKLOE-2 Inner

Tracker

A. Balla No

117310.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2011.04.030(WP24) Acontinuously

runninghigh-rate

F.V. Böhmer No


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GEM-TPC forPANDA

117410.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2011.03.139(WP24) A newcylindrical-GEM

Inner Trackerfor the upgradeof the KLOEexperiment

A. Balla No

117510.1007/s00601-010-0184-7(WP24)Low-energy

kaon-nucleon/nucleiinteractionstudies atDAFNE

(SIDDHARTAand AMADEUS

experiments)

C. Curceanu No

1176http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2009.06.074(WP24)Performances of

a GEM-basedTPC prototype

for newhigh-rateparticle

experiments

M. Poli Lener No

117710.1016/j.nima.2010.03.136(WP24) ANovel GenericFramework forTrack Fitting in

ComplexDetectorSystems

C. Höppner No

117810.1016/j.nima.2009.06.063(WP24) Activityof CERN and

LNF groups onlarge area GEM

detectors

M. Alfonsi No

117910.1016/j.nima.2009.01.167(WP24)GASTONE, anew ASIC forthe cylindrical

GEM InnerTracker of

KLOE

A. Balla No


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experiment atDafne

118010.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5402451(WP24) AGEM-based

TPC prototypefor PANDA

M.Vandenbroucke

No

118110.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5402053(WP24)Simulations of ahigh-rate TPCfor PANDA

F.V. Böhmer No

1182ElectronicISBN

978-1-4244-3961-4

(WP24)GEM-TPCPrototype

for BeamDiagnostics ofSuper-FRS in

NUSTARExperiment –

FAIR

Garcia, F. No

1183 DOI:10.1109/NSSMIC.2009.5402052

(WP24) Statusof the

cylindrical-GEMproject for theKLOE-2 Inner

Tracker

A.Balla No

1184doi:10.1088/1742-6596/295/1/012006(WP25) Spinphysics atCOSY and

beyond

F. Rathmann Yes

1185doi:10.1088/1742-6596/295/1/012150(WP25) Thepolarised

internal targetfor the PAXexperiment

G. Ciullo Yes

1186doi:10.1088/1742-6596/295/1/012118(WP25) Newexperimentalapproach to

modernthree-nucleon

forces

P ThörngrenEngblom

Yes

1187doi:10.1088/1742-6596/295/1/012127(WP25)Spin-filtering at

COSY

ChristianWeidemann

Yes


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1188doi:10.1088/1742-6596/295/1/012133(WP25)Polarizing astored protonbeam by spinflip? – A high

statisticreanalysis

D. Oellers Yes

1189doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2009.03.037(WP25)Polarizing astored protonbeam by spin

flip?

D. Oellers No

1190doi:10.1016/j.nima.2008.06.019(WP25) Lowconductance

injection tubesfor storage cell

targets

M. Stancari No

1191http://pos.sissa.it/archive/conferences/068/017/VERTEX%202008_017.pdf(WP26)Development ofsilicon tracking

detectors forFAIR

J. M. Heuser Yes

1192http://cdsweb.cern.ch/record/1234605/files/p52.pdf(WP26) FrontEnd Electronics

for PixelDetector of thePANDA MVD

D. Calvo Yes

1193http://indico.cern.ch/contributionListDisplay.py?confId=120853(WP26) ACMOS 0.13 um

Silicon PixelDetector

Readout ASICfor the PANDA

Experiment

G. Mazza Yes

1194http://dottorato.ph.unito.it/Studenti/Pretesi/XXIII/kugathasan.pdf(WP26)Low-Power

High DynamicRange

Front-EndElectronics for

the Hybrid PixelDetectors of thePANDA MVD

T. Kugathasan Yes


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1195http://arxiv.org/abs/1006.5424v1(WP26)Development of

ultra-lightpixelated ladders

for an ILCvertex detector

N. Chon-Sen Yes

1196http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2009.09.048(WP26) TheCompressed

Baryonic MatterExperiment at

FAIR

J. M. Heuser No

1197http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2009.09.043(WP26) Thesilicon pixel



experiment

D. Calvo No

1198http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2009.09.043(WP26) Thesilicon pixel



experiment

D. Calvo No

1199http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/NSSMIC.2010.5874058(WP26) A 12µW 12-bit

Dynamic RangeCharge

MeasuringFront-End in

0.13 µm CMOS

T. Kugathasan No

1200doi:10.1088/1748-0221/4/09/P09004(WP28) Studiesof GM-APD

(SiPM)properties

G. Ahmed Yes

1201http://inspirehep.net/record/885529(WP28) Firstdetection ofkaons withscintillating

fibers read myMPPC at the

DAFNE e+/e-collider.

A. Bazzi Yes


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1202http://arxiv.org/pdf/1008.5266(WP28)Application ofGeiger-mode

photosensors inCherenkovdetectors

G. Ahmed No

1203http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2010.08.051(WP28) Siliconphotomultiplier

timingperformance

study

G. Ahmed No

1204[arXiv:1004.4144[nucl-ex]]

(WP28) Studyof timing

performance ofsilicon

photomultiplierand applicationfor a Cherenkov

detector

G. Ahmed No

1205doi:10.1016/j.nima.2009.05.074(WP28)Development of

SciFi/CheFidetector with

SiPM readout”

K. Suzuki No

1206http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168900211016639(WP28)Characterizationof Ca co-doped

LSO:Cescintillators

coupled to SiPMfor PET

applications

M. G. Bisogni No

1207http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168900210015500(WP28) Studiesof silicon

photomultipliersat cryogenictemperatures

G. Collazuol No

1208http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2011.12.102(WP28)Expermimental

tests of thetrigger prototype

for theAMADEUSexperiment

A. Bazzi No


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based on Sci-Firead by MPPC

LIST OF DISSEMINATION ACTIVITIES

No. Type of activities Main Leader Title Date Place Type of audience Size of audience Countries addressed

1 Workshops UNIVERSIDADEDE SANTIAGO DE

COMPOSTELA

(WP27) Workshopon High densityQCD at the LHC

and in Cosmic Rays

02/02/2009 Santiago deCompostela

Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 10

2 Workshops ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) OfflineEMCAL meeting at

LNF

19/05/2009 LaboratoriNazionali di

Frascati Frascati(Italy)


education,Research)

50 5


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) ALICEmini-meeting

30/03/2011 Frascati Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 5

4 Presentations ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) La fisica delLarge Hadron

Collider

03/05/2011 Catania Civil society 100 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) Jet Physicswith ALICE

30/03/2011 Frascati, ALICEmini-Meeting


education,Research)

40 5


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) Unalgoritmo a rete

neurale perl’estrazione veloce

del segnale nelcalorimetro

elettromagnet

23/09/2010 Bologna Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) Jets inALICE

13/10/2011 Newport News(USA), DIS 2011


education,Research)

150 15

8 Presentations ISTITUTO (WP27) Jet Physics 28/04/2011 Perugia, IFAE2011 Scientific 80 8


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NAZIONALE DIFISICA

NUCLEARE

in ALICE community (highereducation,Research)


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) Jets Physicswith ALICE

04/10/2011 Santiago deCompostela, invitedseminar in Theory

Group


education,Research)

40 4


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) JetReconstruction at

LHC

13/10/2011 Trento LHC11 Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

80 8

11 Thesis ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

FISICANUCLEARE

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(WP27) Jetquenching at ALICE

11/02/2009 Havana (Cuba),workshop WONP

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01/09/2009 Agua de Lindoia(Brasil), Workshopon Nuclear Physics

in Brasil,


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100 10


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(WP27) High pTdirect photon

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12/02/2009 Santiago deCompostela ,Workshop on


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NUCLEARE correlations with jetsat the LHC with

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(WP27) MonteCarlo for Jet

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12/02/2009 Santiago deCompostela,Workshop on



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(WP27) Q-PhytiaMonte Carlo

03/03/2009 Prague, ,4°International

workshop High pTphysics at LHC 09


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(WP27) Quenchedjets and algorithms

07/04/2009 LNBL (USA),Workshop on Jet

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40 5


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(WP27) TecnicheMonte Carlo per la

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06/04/2009 Rome, QuarkMatter Italia


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(WP27)R-dependence of

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06/03/2009 Knowxville (USA),Quark Matter 09


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(WP27) Quenchedjets and jetalgorithms

23/10/2009 CERN, Heavy IonForum


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12/10/2009 Santiago deCompostela,Workshop on



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(WP27) Alice:l'esperimento e la

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12/10/2009 Ischia Scientificcommunity (higher

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60 1


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FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) Studio dellarisoluzione inposizione delCalorimentro

Elettromagnetico(EMCal)

28/09/2009 Bari, XCVCongresso della

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50 1


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(WP27)Caratterizzazionedegli APD nellacostruzione del

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28/09/2009 Bari, XCVCongresso della

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50 1


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(WP27) Studio dellaricostruzione della

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12/09/2009 Trieste, QuintoConvegno

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28 Presentations UNIVERSIDADEDE SANTIAGO DE

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(WP27) MonteCarlo for Jet

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30/03/2009 Knoxville,Tennessee,: 21st

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Collisio


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700 30


COMPOSTELA

(WP27) NuclearPDFs and TheirUncertainties at

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30/03/2009 Knoxville,Tennessee,: 21st


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(WP27) GlobalNLO analysis of

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26/04/2011 Madrid, 17thInternationalWorkshop onDeep-InelasticScattering and

Related Subjects


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300 30


COMPOSTELA

(WP27) A GlobalAnalysis of DIS

Data at Small-x withRunning Coupling

BK Evolution

26/04/2009 Madrid, 17thInternationalWorkshop onDeep-InelasticScattering and

Related Subjects


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300 30


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COMPOSTELA

(WP27) Q-PYTHIA- a Monte Carlo

implementation forjet quenching

14/10/2009 La Thuile, Valled'Aosta, 44thRencontres de

Moriond on QCDand High Energy

Interactions,


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150 10


COMPOSTELA

(WP27) GlobalNLO analysis ofnuclear PDFs andtheir uncertainties,

04/02/2009 Prague, ,4°International

workshop High pTphysics at LHC 09


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28/11/2010 LaboratoriNazionali di

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12/05/2010 Beijng, XIVCALOR 2010

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14/12/2010 Kruger Park,Workshop on

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70 5


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(WP27) Progress inMC for quenching

and jethadronization

14/05/2010 Paris, AlICEPhysics week


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25/06/2010 Valencia, LightCone 2010Workshop


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(WP27)qPythia/qHERWIG

28/08/2010 Prague, Workshopon jets in

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(WP27) Jetquenching : probingthe hot dense matter

13/10/2010 Catania,WISH2010


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NUCLEARE Research)


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP27) HadronPropagation in

nuclei

23/04/2010 Argonne, EICworkshop


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70 10


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(WP7)Caratterizzazione didiodi epitassiali peril rivelatore a pixel

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(WP7) Prototype ofa DIRC-Barrel for

the PANDAExperiment

26/01/2009 Bormio, XLVIIInternational

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80 10


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(WP7) Search forexotics in PANDA

08/02/2009 ZakopaneInternational

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100 15


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16/03/2009 Bochum,EUNPC/DPG


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FISICANUCLEARE

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education,Research)


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(WP7) The PANDAexperiment at FAIR




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(WP7) Azimuthalasymmetries for

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PANDA




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50 9


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23/03/2009 Torino, TheNucleon Structure,

12th HANUCLecture Week


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20/04/2009 Beijing, IEEE RT2009


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24/05/2009 Elba, 11° PisaMeeting onAdvancedDetectors


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100 10


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24/05/2009 Elba, 11° PisaMeeting onAdvancedDetectors


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04/07/2009 La Rabida,International

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(WP7) DetectionProperties and

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16/08/2009 Beijing, The 10thInternational

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(WP7) Production ofthe Double

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30/08/2009 Piasky, MazurianLakes Conference

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NUCLEARE Antiprotons atPANDA

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13/09/2009 Dresda, The 9thEuropean

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100 10


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(WP7) Pixel readoutdevelopment for thePANDA experiment

13/09/2009 Veluwe, Vertex2009


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120 12


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150 12


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21/09/2009 Parigi, TopicalWorkshop onElectronics forParticle Physics

2009 (TWEPP09)


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100 10

71 Conference ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

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(WP7) 8th Int.conference on

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STORI 11


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28/09/2009 Bari, 95^Congresso

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300 1


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(WP7)Implementazione su

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300 1


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(WP7) Hybrid pixeldetector in the

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30/09/2009 Firenze, 9°International

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100 10


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Applications andRadiation Hardness

of Semicondu


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(WP7) Charmoniumspectroscopy at

PANDA

19/11/2009 Mainz, OpenCharm at PANDA


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50 10


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29/11/2009 Tallahasee, XIIIInternational

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200 15


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22/04/2010 Pavia, Workshopon Vertically

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100 10


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2010


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100 10


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04/07/2010 Vancouver, 24thInternational

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2010)


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300 15


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(WP7) Perspectivesof the Double

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2010)


education,Research)

300 15


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2010)


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2010)


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18/07/2010 Praga, Symmetriesand Spin 2010


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18/07/2010 Berlino, 6thConference on

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100 10


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(WP7) Filtraggioadattativo su segnali

da rivelatori di

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NUCLEARE particelle Società Italiana diFisica

Research)


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Fisica


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26/09/2010 Juelich, the 19thSpin PhysicsSymposium


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04/10/2010 Trento, StrangenessIn Nuclei


education,Research)

50 5


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at FAIR

04/10/2010 Dubna, XXInternational Baldin

Seminar on HighEnergy Physics

Problems


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100 5


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18/10/2010 Taipei,International

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16/11/2010 Uppsala, 30thAnnual NuclearPhysics Meeting


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100 8

98 Presentations OESTERREICHISCHEAKADEMIE DER

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(WP7) Hadronphysics with strangeand charm quarks:

The PANDAexperiment

11/10/2010 Frascati, 0th NicolaCabibbo

InternationalConference On

Heavy Quarks AndLeptons (HQL


education,Research)

100 10


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2010)

99 Presentations TECHNISCHEUNIVERSITAET

MUENCHEN

(WP7) Acontinuously

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Detectors (IPRD10)


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Detectors (IPRD10)


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100 10

101 Presentations RIJKSUNIVERSITEITGRONINGEN

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10/05/2010 Beijing, The XIVInternational

Conference onCalorimetry inHigh Energy

Physics (Calor2010)


education,Research)

100 10

102 Presentations RHEINISCHEFRIEDRICH-WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

BONN

(WP7) Contributionof the MVD to the

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21/06/2010 Perugia, 9thInternational

Conference OnHyperons, Charm

And BeautyHadrons: BEACH

2010


education,Research)

100 10

103 Presentations UPPSALAUNIVERSITET

(WP7) Hadronphysics with

PANDA

25/01/2010 Bormio, 48thInternational



education,Research)

50 7

104 PresentationsJUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITAETGIESSEN

(WP7) PANDAEMC trigger anddata acquisition

algorithmsdevelopment

25/01/2010 Bormio, 48thInternational



education,Research)

50 7

105 PresentationsJUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITAETGIESSEN

(WP7) Prospects forX(3872) Detection

at Panda

31/05/2010 Williamsburg, 12thInternational

Conference onMeson-NucleonPhysics and theStructure of the

Nucleo


education,Research)

150 15

106 Presentations RIJKSUNIVERSITEIT(WP7) A systematic 16/07/2009 Krakow, Scientific 200 10


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GRONINGEN study of the stronginteraction with

PANDA

EurophysicsConference onHigh Energy

Physics: EPS-HEP2009

community (highereducation,Research)

107 Presentations RIJKSUNIVERSITEITGRONINGEN

(WP7) Computingactivities for the

PANDA experimentat FAIR

21/03/2009 Prague, 17thInternational

Conference onComputing in HighEnergy and NuclearPhysics (CHEP 09)


education,Research)

100 10

108 Websites/Applications

GSIHELMHOLTZZENTRUM

FUERSCHWERIONENFORSCHUNG

GMBH

(WP7)http://www-panda.gsi.de/

01/01/2009 Darmstadt,Helmholtzzentrum

fürSchwerionenforschung


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http://www.gsi.de/forschung/fair_experiments/CBM/index_e.html01/01/2009 Darmstadt,Helmholtzzentrum



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(WP27) Unalgoritmo a rete

neurale perl'estrazione veloce

del segnale nelcalorimetro

elettromagne

20/09/2010 Bologna Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 1


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(WP27) La fisica delLarge Hadron

Collider

03/05/2010 Catanic Civil society 100 1


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(WP27)The ALICEexperiment and its

electromagneticcalorimeter EMCAL

25/07/2011 2011 BCVSPINAdvanced Study

Institute in ParticlePhysics and

Cosmology Hue'Vietnam


education,Research)

100 10

113 Presentations GSIHELMHOLTZZENTRUM


GMBH

(WP7) PADI-2,-3and-4: The seconditeration of the Fast

Preamp.–Discr.ASIC for

24/10/2009 Orlando, IEEEScience symposium

2009


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500 20


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Time-of-Flig



GMBH

(WP7) DiamondStart Detectors

24/10/2009 Orlando, IEEEScience

Symposium 2009


education,Research)

500 20



GMBH

(WP7) The SiliconTracker of the CBMexperiment at FAIR:

detectordevelopments andfirst in-beam cha


Symposium 2009


education,Research)

500 20



GMBH

(WP7) Developmentof radiation hard

silicon sensors forthe CBM SiliconTracking System

using simula


Symposium 2009


education,Research)

500 20

117 PresentationsRUPRECHT-KARLS-UNIVERSITAETHEIDELBERG

(WP7) A SeftTriggered

Amplifier/DigitizerChip for CBM

21/09/2009 Paris, TWEPP-09:Topical Workshopon Electronics forParticle Physics


education,Research)

100 10



GMBH

(Wp7) CBM/FAIRcapabilities for

charm and dileptonstudies

08/06/2009 BNL, 5thInternationalWorkshop on

Critical Point andOnset of

Deconfinement


education,Research)

100 10



GMBH

(WP7)Event-by-EventPartical Ratio

Fluctuations in theCBM and NA49

Experiments

08/06/2009 BNL, 5thInternationalWorkshop on

Critical Point andOnset of

Deconfinement


education,Research)

100 10



GMBH

(WP7) TheInternationalFacility for

Antiproton and IonResearch FAIR:Challanges andOpportunities

26/05/2009 S.Diego, 10thConference on the

Intersections ofParticle and

Nuclear Physics(CIPANP 2009)


education,Research)

100 10

121 PresentationsRUPRECHT-KARLS-UNIVERSITAET(WP7) Active 10/05/2009 Beijing, IEEE RT Scientific 500 20


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HEIDELBERG Buffer for DAQ inCBM Experiment

2009 community (highereducation,Research)



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(WP7) First releaseof Data Acquisition

Backbone Core

24/05/2009 Beijing, IEEE RT2009


education,Research)

500 20

123 PresentationsRUPRECHT-KARLS-UNIVERSITAETHEIDELBERG

(WP7) DPR in HighEnergy Physics

20/04/2009 Nice, Design,Automation andTest in Europe(DATE2009)


education,Research)

1400 10



GMBH

(WP7) RadiationStudies on the UMC

180 nm CMOSProcess at GS

14/09/2009 Brugge, RADECS2009


education,Research)

100 10



GMBH

(WP7) Fast RingRecognition

Algorithm for theRICH Detector of

the CBMExperiment at FAIR

07/07/2009 Dubna,MathematicalModeling andComputationalPhysics(MMCP

2009)


education,Research)

150 7



GMBH

(WP7) Fast GlobalTracking for the

CBM Experiment atFAIR

07/07/2009 Dubna,MathematicalModeling andComputationalPhysics(MMCP

2009)


education,Research)

150 7

127 Thesis WESTFAELISCHEWILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

MUENSTER

(WP7) Developmentof a Transition

Radiation Detectorand Reconstruction

of PhotonConversions in the

01/07/2009 Münster University Scientificcommunity (higher


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20 1

128 Thesis JOHANNWOLFGANG

GOETHEUNIVERSITAET

FRANKFURT AMMAIN

(WP7) Di-elec.spectr. in HADES

and CBM: from p+pand n+p coll. at GSI

to Au+Au coll. atFAIR

01/07/2009 FrankfurtUniversity



society

20 1

129 Thesis WESTFAELISCHE (WP7) Development 01/12/2009 Münster University Scientific 10 1


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WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAETMUENSTER

and Test of aTransition RadiationDetector Prototypefor CBM @ FAIR

community (highereducation,

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130 Thesis UNIWERSYTETJAGIELLONSKI

(WP7)Prototypedesign of anFPGA-based

Ethernet server forSTS det. readout forCBM exp. at FAIR

01/12/2009 JagiellonianUniversity, Krakow



society

20 1


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FRANKFURT AMMAIN

Der Einfluss vonionisierender

Strahlung auf dasRandom Telegraph

Signal beiMonolithic Active

Pixel




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(WP7) Developmentof a Real-Time

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10 1

133 ThesisRUPRECHT-KARLS-UNIVERSITAETHEIDELBERG

(WP7)Developmentof a Fault TolerantSoftcore CPU for

SRAM basedFPGAs

01/06/2009 HeildelbergUniversity



society

10 1


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elektrischeVerbindungsnetzwerke




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10 1


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strahlentoleranteneingebetteten

Systems am Beispi




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(WP7)Event-by-event

Fluctuations of theParticle Yield Ratios




20 1


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FRANKFURT AMMAIN

in Heavy-Ion Coll.at 20 - 158 AGeV

society


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Transition-Radiation-Detektorenfuer das CBM-




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bestrahltenMonolithic Active

Pixel Sensoren




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(WP7)Untersuchungenzu Materialien und

Haltestrukturen fuerden CBM MVDDemonstrator




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(WP7)Design andImplementation ofan Object-Oriented

Framework forDynamic PartialReconfiguration




society

20 1


GOETHEUNIVERSITAET

FRANKFURT AMMAIN

(WP7)Simulationsstudienzur Entwicklung des

Übergangsstrahlungszählersfür das CBM




society

20 1



GMBH

(WP7) The Facilityfor Antiproton andIon Research andthe CompressedBaryonic Matter

Experiment

15/12/2009 Santiago, Chile,LASNPA-09


education,Research)

100 6



GMBH

(WP7)Developmentof the CBM Silicon

Detector

13/12/2009 Darmstadt,CARAT09


education,Research)

80 10


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144 Workshops GSIHELMHOLTZZENTRUM


GMBH

(WP7) HIC forFAIR Detector

Systems NetworkingWorkshop

24/11/2009 Darmstadt Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

100 10



GMBH

(WP7) IndianParticipation in

FAIR: Science andTechnology

18/04/2009 Hyderabad, India Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

80 5

146 Thesis FORSCHUNGSZENTRUMDRESDEN-ROSSENDORF

EV

(WP7)ResolutionStudies for theMicro Vertex

Detector of thePANDA Experiment

and theReconstruction

06/04/2009 Dresden Tech.University



society

20 1


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(WP7) Design of theCentral Tracker of

the PANDAexperiment

07/02/2011 Pavia University Scientificcommunity (higher


society

10 1

148 Thesis JOHANNESGUTENBERG

UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP7) Studien zumBau eines Prototyps

für dieRückwärtsendkappe

deselektromagnetischen

Kalorimeters

09/05/2011 Mainz University Scientificcommunity (higher


society

10 1

149 Thesis RHEINISCHEFRIEDRICH-WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

BONN

(WP7) Designoptimization of the

PANDAMicro-Vertex-Detector

for highperformance

spectroscopy in th

19/07/2011 Bonn University Scientificcommunity (higher


society

20 1

150 Thesis RIJKSUNIVERSITEITGRONINGEN

(WP7) Verificationof a Novel

Calorimeter Conceptfor Studies of

Charmonium States

18/10/2011 GroningenUniversity



society

20 1

151 Presentations CENTRENATIONAL DE LA

(WP7)COMPARED

15/06/2009 Varenna, 12thINTERNATIONAL


100 10


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RECHERCHESCIENTIFIQUE

ANALYSIS OFPROTON

ELECTROMAGNETICFORM FACTORSIN SPACE-LIKEAND TIME-LIKE

REGIONS

CONFERENCEON NUCLEAR

REACTIONMECHANISMS

education,Research)



GMBH

(WP7) The PANDAExperiment at FAIR

10/09/2009 Canakkale,TROIA'09 - 2nd


Hadron Physics


education,Research)

100 10

153 Presentations JOHANNESGUTENBERG

UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP7)Antihyperon-Hyperon

Physics at PANDA

04/12/2009 Tallahassee,HADRON 09


education,Research)

200 15



GMBH

(WP7) ParticleIdentification forPANDA at FAIR

28/10/2010 Clermont-Ferrand,Workshop on

timing detectors


education,Research)

80 7

155 Presentations JOHANNESGUTENBERG

UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP7) PANDALuminosity Monitor

System

10/02/2010 Bumbai, SeminarBARC


education,Research)

50 2

156 Videos WESTFAELISCHEWILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

MUENSTER

(WP19) FutureJetwww.uni-muenster.de/videoportal/video/futurejet.html

01/06/2011 Münster, Germany Medias 1000 na

157 Workshops WESTFAELISCHEWILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

MUENSTER

(WP19) ClusterBeam Properties and

OptimizationStudies

03/11/2011 Darmstadt,Germany


education,Research)

20 6

158 Publication INSTYTUTPROBLEMOWJADROWYCHIM.ANDRZEJA

SOLTANA -ANDRZEJSOLTAN

INSTITUTE FORNUCLEARSTUDIES

(WP19)CompactRIO

System in Operationat GSI



education,Research)

20 6


Page - 215 of 329



GMBH

(WP19) Cluster-JetStudies at GSI +

NozzleDevelopments



education,Research)

20 6


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP19)FutureJet@Genoa



education,Research)

20 6

161 Workshops UPPSALAUNIVERSITET

(WP19)FP7-Futurejet PelletTracking in Uppsala



education,Research)

20 6

162 Workshops FORSCHUNGSZENTRUMJUELICH GMBH

(WP19) Summary ofactivities 2009-2011of the pellet target

development



education,Research)

20 6

163 Conference WESTFAELISCHEWILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

MUENSTER

(WP19) Internaltargets for the

PANDA Experiment

14/10/2011 Frascati, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 15

164 Conference JOHANNWOLFGANG

GOETHEUNIVERSITAET

FRANKFURT AMMAIN

(WP19)Development andcharacterization ofmicroscopic liquid

droplet internaltarget beams


education,Research)

50 15


MUENSTER

(WP19) Velocitydetermination of

hydrogen clusters ata cluster-jet target


education,Research)

50 15


MUENSTER

(WP19) Design andPerformance of theFuture Cluster-Jet

Target for PANDAat FAIR


education,Research)

50 15


MUENSTER

(WP19) DasMünsteraner

Cluster-Jet Targetfür

02/10/2011 Münster, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

80 4

168 Workshops WESTFAELISCHE (WP19) Status of 05/09/2011 Darmstadt, Scientific 20 6


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WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAETMUENSTER

the cluster target Germany community (highereducation,Research)


(WP19) Status onPellet Target

Tracking in Uppsala



education,Research)

20 6


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP19) Jet@Genoa 05/09/2011 Darmstadt,Germany


education,Research)

20 6


(WP19) Currentstatus of the pellettarget development

06/06/2011 Protvino, Russia Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

10 5

172 Publication WESTFAELISCHEWILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

MUENSTER

(WP19) Numericalinvestigations of theWASA pellet target

operation andproposal of a new

technique

06/06/2011 Protvino, Russia Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

10 5


MUENSTER

(WP19)Performance of the

future cluster-jettarget for PANDA at

FAIR

23/03/2011 Münster, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 4





education,Research)

10 5





education,Research)

10 5


(WP19) Status ofthe Target TDR



education,Research)

50 20


(WP19) Where arepellets? What about

a pellet tracking

09/03/2011 Jülich, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,

40 10


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system for WASA Research)


(WP19) Pellets 08/02/2011 Uppsala, Sweden Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

20 na


(WP19) PelletTarget for PANDA

16/11/2010 Uppsala, Sweden Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 na


MUENSTER

(WP19) Update ontargets



education,Research)

20 6


(WP19) Currentstatus of the pellet

target



education,Research)

10 5


(WP19)Development of

Pellet TargetTracking Systems in

Uppsala



education,Research)

20 6



GMBH

(WP19) Cluster jetworks at GSI



education,Research)

20 6

184 Workshops JOHANNWOLFGANG

GOETHEUNIVERSITAET

FRANKFURT AMMAIN

(WP19) Micro-jetand cluster beams



education,Research)

20 6

185 Conference JOHANNWOLFGANG

GOETHEUNIVERSITAET

FRANKFURT AMMAIN

(WP19) Interactionof relativistic highly

charged ions withlarge droplets from acryogenically cool

30/08/2010 Shanghai, China Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

120 na


(WP19) Resume ofthe FP7/HP3

14/06/2010 Stockholm, Sweden Scientificcommunity (higher

20 6


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FISICANUCLEARE

workshop at GSI education,Research)



GMBH

(WP19) Impressionsfrom the

PANDA-Russiawork


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20 6


(WP19)Construction ofPANDA pellet

generator



education,Research)

10 5



GMBH

(WP19) Cluster-JetStudies at GSI



education,Research)

10 5


MUENSTER

(WP19) ClusterVelocity and Mass

Measurements



education,Research)

10 5


GOETHEUNIVERSITAET

FRANKFURT AMMAIN

(WP19) Cryogenicdroplet beam: results

at the ESR



education,Research)

10 5

192 Workshops OESTERREICHISCHEAKADEMIE DER

WISSENSCHAFTEN

(WP19) PANDA:Target induced gasflow and vacuum



education,Research)

10 5


(WP19)Development ofPellet Tracking

Systems forPANDA and WASA



education,Research)

10 5


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP19) ThePANDA Target

Dump



education,Research)

10 5


(WP19) HighIntensity Lasers and

04/05/2010 Tbilisi, Georgia Scientificcommunity (higher

50 5


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Particle Physics education,Research) - Policy

makers


(WP19) Using ofCryogenic

Corpuscular Targetsin the Experiments

for ParticleAcceleration and in

th

26/04/2010 Bratislava, Slovakia Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 10


MUENSTER

(WP19) Thecluster-jet target for

the PANDAexperiment

15/03/2010 Bonn, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 5


MUENSTER

(WP19) Velocitydetermination of

hydrogen clusters ata high density

cluster-jet target


education,Research)

30 5


(WP19) Recentdevelopments fromthe Pellet Tracking

at Uppsala



education,Research)

20 6


MUENSTER

(WP19) News fromtargets



education,Research)

20 6


MUENSTER

(WP19)Moscow-Juelich

Pellet Target currentstatus



education,Research)

10 5


MUENSTER

(WP19) Progress onthe Cluster-jet target



education,Research)

20 6


(WP19)Development of a

Pellet TrackingSystem for PANDA

and WASA

22/12/2009 Bad Honnef,Germany


education,Research)

50 10

204 Workshops FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM (WP19) 21/12/2009 Bad Honnef, Scientific 50 10


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JUELICH GMBH Moscow-JuelichPellet Target

Germany community (highereducation,Research)



pellet trackingsystem



education,Research)

20 6



GMBH

(WP19) Simulationof the vacuum forthe Cluster/pellet

target line



education,Research)

20 6


WISSENSCHAFTEN

(WP19) Vacuumcalculations for

TDR -- first iteration



education,Research)

20 6



GMBH

(WP19) Status ofTargets


education,Research)

150 17


(WP19) Progress onPellet tracking


education,Research)

20 6



GMBH

(WP19) Progress onGSI/Genova/SMIcluster-jet target


education,Research)

20 6


MUENSTER

(WP19) Progress onMünster Cluster-jet

target


education,Research)

20 6


(WP19) Progress onMoscow-Juelich

Pellet Target


education,Research)

20 6


WISSENSCHAFTEN

(WP19) NewVacuum

Calculations of


education,

20 6


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interaction zone Research)



GMBH


19/06/2009 Torino, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

150 17


WISSENSCHAFTEN

(WP19) Targetinduced gas flow inthe interaction zone



education,Research)

10 5



GMBH

(WP19) Cluster-JetStudies at GSI



education,Research)

10 5


MUENSTER

(WP19) ClusterVelocity and Mass

Measurements



education,Research)

10 5


GOETHEUNIVERSITAET

FRANKFURT AMMAIN

(WP19) Cryogenicdroplet beam: results



education,Research)

10 5



pellet trackingsystem for PANDA

and WASA



education,Research)

10 5


FISICANUCLEARE




education,Research)

10 5


FISICANUCLEARE


Dump



education,Research)

10 5


(WP19)Optimisation of the

pellet beam



education,

10 5


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generator Research)


MUENSTER

(WP19) Prototype ofa High Density

Cluster-Jet-Targetfor PANDA

20/03/2009 Bochum, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 5



GMBH




education,Research)

150 17


(WP19) Progress onPellet tracking



education,Research)

10 5



GMBH

(WP19) Progress onGSI/Genova/SMI

cluster-jet



education,Research)

10 5


MUENSTER

(WP19) Progress onMünster Cluster-jet

target



education,Research)

10 5


(WP19) Pellet target(current status)



education,Research)

10 5


WISSENSCHAFTEN

(WP19) Evaluationof the vacuum

conditions in thebeam pipe



education,Research)

20 6

230 Publication ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17)Development of aTHGEM-based

photon detector forCherenkov imaging

applications

14/03/2009 Tsukuba (Japan) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Sviluppo diun rivelatore di

fotoni basato sulleTHGEMs per

15/04/2009 Bari (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 1


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applicazioni RICH


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) THGEMBased PhotonDetector for

Cherenkov ImagingApplications

24/05/2009 La Biodola, Isolad’Elba (Italy)


education,Research)

200 15

233 Conference TECHNICKAUNIVERZITA V

LIBERCI

(WP17) Upgrade ofthe COMPASS

RICH-1 Cherenkovdetector

24/05/2009 La Biodola, Isolad’Elba (Italy)


education,Research)

200 15

234 Publication ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17)Development of aTHGEM-based

photon detector forRICH applications

12/06/2009 Kolympari(Greece)


education,Research)

100 20


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Status andperspectives of

Cherenkov ImagingCounters

05/10/2009 Como (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

200 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) THGEM forSingle Photon

Detection,laboratory session

30/11/2009 Frascati (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

35 1

237 Workshops TECHNICKAUNIVERZITA V

LIBERCI

(WP17) October2009 test beam

results: THGEMgroup

23/11/2009 CERN(Switzerland)


education,Research)

60 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Status andperspectives ofgaseous photon

detectors

03/05/2011 Cassis (France) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

100 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Theexperience ofbuilding and

operatingCOMPASS RICH-1


education,Research)

100 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Progresstowards a

THGEM-baseddetector of single

photons


education,Research)

100 15


Page - 224 of 329


LIBERCI

(WP17) A study ofthe RICH gas

refractive index


education,Research)

100 15


LIBERCI

(WP17) Mirroralignment controlfor COMPASS

RICH-1 detector


education,Research)

100 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) THGEM forSingle Photon

Detection,laboratory session

18/10/2010 Trieste (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

35 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) TheCOMPASS RICH-1

Detector

20/10/2010 Frascati (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 3


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Rivelazionedi fotoni singoli concontatori basati su

Thick GEM

27/04/2010 Perugia (Italia) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17)Development ofTHGEM-based

photon detectors forthe upgrade of

COMPASS RICH-1

09/06/2011 Chicago(USA) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Detection ofsingle photons withThickGEM-based

counters

04/07/2011 Lyon (France) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

120 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Novelphoton detectors

based on ThickGEMtechnology for

COMPASS RICH-1

15/07/2011 CERN(Switzerland)


education,Research)

50 5


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Detection ofsingle photons withThickGEM-based

counters

28/08/2011 Kobe (Japan) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

100 20


(WP17) CsI#RICHdetectors review and

03/10/2011 Como (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

200 15


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FISICANUCLEARE

prospects education,Research)


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17)Caratteristiche

corrente-tensione didispositivi

fotoconduttori basatisu nanotubi di

carboni


education,Research)

25 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Analisidelle proprietàfotoemissive di

nanotubi dicarbonio.


education,Research)

25 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Crescita ecaratterizzazione di

ossidi metallicitrasparenti e

conduttivi ottenutiper Ion Be


education,Research)

25 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17)Deposizione di

nanotubi di carbonioattraverso tecnica

spray per lacreazione didispositivi


education,Research)

25 1


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17)Nano-materials andNano-Technologies

for novel photondetection systems

25/06/2009 Trani (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 5


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Effect ofProperties ofMWPECVD

PolycrystallineDiamond Films on

PhotoemissiveResponse

05/09/2010 Budapest(Hungary)


education,Research)

100 15

257 Exhibitions ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) I laboratoridella sezione INFN

di Trieste

16/06/2010 Trieste (Italy) Civil society 150 1


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258 Exhibitions ISTITUTONAZIONALE DI

FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) I laboratoridella sezione INFN

di Trieste



FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Vedere Iraggi cosmici



FISICANUCLEARE

(WP17) Le piu’grandi

concentrazioni dienergia.



FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) Excited QCD2009

08/02/2009 Zakopane, Poland Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

44 13


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) La Thuile2009

01/03/2009 La Thuile, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

118 16


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) MoriondQCD 2009


education,Research)

113 21


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) IFAE 2009 15/04/2009 Bari, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

195 7


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) PHOTON2009

11/05/2009 Hamburg, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

104 20


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) CIPANP2009

26/05/2009 San Diego, CA,USA


education,Research)

300 25


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) EPS 2009 16/07/2009 Krakow, Poland Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

649 47

268 Conference RHEINISCHE (WP5) FB 19 05/08/2009 Bonn, Germany Scientific 50 ~ 15


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FRIEDRICH-WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAETBONN



FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) Lomonosov2009

19/08/2009 Moskow, Russia Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) QNP 2009 28/09/2009 Beijing, China Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

135 24


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) EINN 2009 28/09/2009 Milos, Greece Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

91 16

272 Conference JOHANNESGUTENBERG

UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP5) NuclerReactions on

Nucleons and Nuclei

05/10/2009 Messina, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 ~ 15


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) PHIPSI 2009 13/10/2009 Beijing, China Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

87 16

274 Conference RHEINISCHEFRIEDRICH-WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET

BONN

(WP5) HADRON2009

29/11/2009 Tallahassee, FL,USA


education,Research)

230 20


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) Excited QCD2010

01/01/2010 Tatra NationalPark, Slovakia


education,Research)

46 16


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) IFAE 2010 07/04/2010 Rome, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

174 6


BONN

(WP5) MENU 2010 31/05/2010 Williamsburg, VA,USA


education,Research)

197 21


(WP5) ICHEP 2010 22/07/2010 Paris, France Scientificcommunity (higher

1088 47


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FISICANUCLEARE

education,Research)


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) QuarkConfinement

30/08/2010 Madrid, Spain Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

261 19


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) IFAE 2011 27/04/2011 Perugia, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

150 7


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) PHOTON2011

22/05/2011 Spa, Belgium Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

74 20


BONN

(WP5) HADRON2011

13/06/2011 Munich, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

236 22


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) EPS 2011 21/07/2011 Grenoble, France Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

650 40


BONN

(WP5) PANIC 201 24/07/2011 Cambridge, MA,USA


education,Research)

460 25

285 Conference UPPSALAUNIVERSITET

(WP5) PHIPSI 2011 19/09/2011 Novosibirsk, Russia Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

136 17


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) STORI 2011 09/10/2011 Frascati, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

93 16


BONN

(WP5) 474thInternational

Wilhelm und ElseHeraeus Seminar on"Strong interactions:

From methods to

14/02/2011 Bad Honnef ,Germany


education,Research)

50 na

288 Workshops RHEINISCHE (WP5) Chiral 06/07/2011 Bern, Switzerland Scientific 163 25


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FRIEDRICH-WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAETBONN

Dynamics 2009 community (highereducation,Research)


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) PrimeNet2009

08/09/2011 Bonn, Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 10

290 Workshops FONDAZIONEBRUNO KESSLER

(WP5) Int.Workshop onRelativistic

Description of Two-and Three-body

Systems in NuclearPhysics

19/10/2009 Trento Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

60 na


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) Lattice QCDmeets experiments

26/04/2010 Batavia, IL, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

48 4

292 Workshops UNIWERSYTETJAGIELLONSKI

(WP5) InternationalSymposium onMesic Nuclei

16/06/2010 Cracow, Poland Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

37 8


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) PrimeNet2010

16/09/2010 Lisbon, Portugal Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

57 14


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP5) PrimeNet2011

26/09/2011 Juelich, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 12



GMBH

(WP7) PANDAXXVIII

CollaborationMeeting

02/03/2009 Darmstadt,Helmholtzzentrum



education,Research)

100 16


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP7) The XXIXPANDA



education,Research)

157 13


(WP7) PANDAXXX Collaboration

07/09/2009 JuelichForschungzentrum


100 15


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Meeting education,Research)



GMBH

(WP7) PANDAXXXI Collaboration

Meeting

07/12/2009 Darmstadt, GSI Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

182 16



GMBH

(WP7) PANDAXXXII



education,Research)

165 12

300 Workshops STOCKHOLMSUNIVERSITET

(WP7) PANDAXXXIII


14/06/2010 StockholmUniversity


education,Research)

128 10

301 Workshops RIJKSUNIVERSITEITGRONINGEN

(WP7) PANDAXXXIV


30/08/2009 GroningenUniversity


education,Research)

115 10



GMBH

(WP7) PANDAXXXV



education,Research)

199 17



GMBH

(WP7) PANDAXXXVI



education,Research)

155 14



GMBH

(WP7) PANDAXXXVII



education,Research)

150 14



GMBH

(WP7) PANDAXXXIX

CollabirationMeeting


education,Research)

100 10

306 Workshops GSI (WP7) ALICE 13/01/2011 Darmstadt, GSI Scientific 10 4


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HELMHOLTZZENTRUMFUER

SCHWERIONENFORSCHUNGGMBH

Panda CBM GridMeeting



WISSENSCHAFTEN

(WP7) 11 PANDAGRID Workshop

14/02/2011 SMI Vienna Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

25 9



GMBH

(WP7) 12 PANDAGrid Workshop

19/09/2011 Münchweiler an derAlsenz


education,Research)

25 9

309 Workshops UNIVERSITY OFGLASGOW


04/10/2010 CERN, Geneva Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 6



29/03/2010 Glasgow university Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

19 5


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP7) 8th PANDAGrid Workshop


education,Research)

11 7


(WP7) 7th PANDAGrid Workshop

04/05/2009 Manila University Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

26 8



GMBH

(WP7) ALICEPanda CBM Grid

Meeting


education,Research)

10 3



GMBH


Meeting

17/03/2011 Telephoneconference


education,Research)

20 10





20 10


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GMBH

Meeting education,Research)



GMBH


Meeting



education,Research)

20 10



GMBH

(WP7) PANDADAQT andFrontEnd

ElectronicsWorkshop

14/04/2011 RauischholzhausenCastle


education,Research)

45 10

318 Workshops TECHNISCHEUNIVERSITAET

MUENCHEN

(WP7) PANDAFE-DAQ workshop

22/04/2009 Bavarian Forest Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 10

319 WorkshopsJUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITAETGIESSEN

(WP7) DIRC2011:Workshop on fast

Cherenkov detectors

04/04/2011 Giessen University Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 10


(WP7) Workshop onfast Cherenkov

detectors - Photondetection, DIRCdesign and DAQ

11/05/2009 Giessen University Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 10

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350 International

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WUPPERTAL

(WP22) QCDequation of statefrom the lattice


education,Research)

90 International


(WP22) Dualcondensate and

QCD phasetransition


education,Research)

90 International



(WP22)Electromagnetic tolight hadron masses


education,Research)

450 International


(WP22) Centercluster and their

percolationproperties in lattice

QCD


education,Research)

450 International


(WP22) Coherentcenter domains from

Polyakov loops


education,Research)

800 International

889 Workshops BERGISCHEUNIVERSITAET

WUPPERTAL

(WP22) QCDtermodynamics on

the lattice:Approaching thecontinuum limit

with physical quarkmasses

01/01/2010 Ochos Rios, Brazil Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 Latin America


WUPPERTAL

(WP22) Lighthadron spectrumfrom lattice QCD

01/05/2009 San Diego, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

100 International


(WP22) The chiraland angular


450 International


Page - 302 of 329

momentum contentof the # meson in

lattice QCD

education,Research)


(WP22) Someresults on excitedhadrons in 2-lavor

QCD


education,Research)

450 International


(WP22) Baryonaxial charges fromchirally improved

fermions


education,Research)

350 International


(WP22) Excitedhadrons in Nf=2

QCD


education,Research)

350 International



(WP22) Quarkmasses from Nf=2

clover fermions



education,Research)

450 International


(WP22) Nucleonsigma terms for 2+1

quark flavours



education,Research)

450 International



(WP22) The electricdipole moment ofthe neutron from

lattice QCD



education,Research)

450 International

898 Conference THE UNIVERSITYOF LIVERPOOL

(WP22) Patterns ofSU(3) symmetrybreaking in 2+1

lattice QCD



education,Research)

450 International

899 Conference UNIVERSITAETBIELEFELD

(WP22) Study offinite temperature

QCD with 2+1flavours via Taylor

expansion andimaginary chemical


education,Research)

450 International


(WP22) Theequation of statefrom lattice QCD

01/07/2009 Wroclaw, Poland Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 Eastern Europe


Page - 303 of 329


(WP22) Continuumextrapolation of

finite temperaturemeson correlation

functions inquenched lattice


education,Research)

450 International


(WP22)Charmonium

correlation andspectral functions atfinite temperature


education,Research)

450 International

903 Conference SWANSEAUNIVERSITY

(WP22) The XYmodel at finite

chemical potentialusing comple

Langevin dynamics


education,Research)

450 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP22) Criticalproperties of the 2DZ(5) vector model


education,Research)

450 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP22) Chiral anddeconfinement

transitions in strongcoupling lattice

QCD


education,Research)

450 International


(WP22) The chiraltransition in QCD:On the quark mass

dependence ofGoldstone

fluctuations


education,Research)

350 International


(WP22) Electricalconductivity and

thermal dilepton ratefrom quenched

lattice QCD


education,Research)

90 International


(WP22) Towards anon-perturbative

measurement of theheavy quarkmomentum

diffusion coefficient



education,Research)

450 International


Page - 304 of 329


(WP25) SpinFiltering at COSY -

First Results(STORI'11)


education,Research)

100 International


(WP25) PAX - TheRoad towards

PolarizedAntiprotons(STORI'11)


education,Research)

100 International


(WP25) PAXPolarized

Antiprotons (FAIRExperts Meeting)

25/02/2009 GSI Darmstadt,Germany


education,Research)

50 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP25) Study of theproton structure with

(polarized)antiprotons at FAIR

06/01/2010 Tsukuba, Japan Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

100 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP25) Possiblefuture experimentson hadronstructure

at FAIR

18/01/2011 Hirschegg, Austria Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 International


(WP25) WorkProgress and

Achievementsduring the Period


education,Research)

50 International


(WP25) PolarizedAntiprotons


education,Research)

50 International


(WP25)Measurement of theSpin-Dependence ofthe pbarp Interaction

at the AD Ring

12/05/2009 CERN, Geneva,Switzerland


education,Research)

150 International


(WP25) Hadronphysics using

polarizedantiprotons: How topolarize antiprotons

and what to usethem

24/03/2010 Björkliden, Sweden Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 International


Page - 305 of 329


(WP25)Spin-Filtering

Studies at COSY


education,Research)

50 International


(WP25)Spin-Filtering

Studies at COSY


education,Research)

50 International


(WP25) TowardsPolarised

Antiprotons

29/07/2009 Prague, CzechRepublic


education,Research)

150 International


(WP25) DetectorSystems for

Spin-FilteringExperiments

18/03/2009 Spring Meeting ofthe DeutschePhysikalischeGesellschaftHadronic and

Nuclear Physics,Bochum, Germ


education,Research)

300 International


(WP25) TowardsPolarized

Antiprotons


education,Research)

250 International


(WP25) TowardsPolarized

Antiprotons


education,Research)

300 International


(WP25) PAX and allthat … the road to

polarizedantiprotons


education,Research)

30 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP25)Spin-physics and

polarizedantiprotons


education,Research)

30 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP25) Status ofthe PAX experiment


education,Research)

30 International


(WP25) SpinObservables in the


30 International


Page - 306 of 329

Three-NucleonContinuum

education,Research)


(WP25)Spin-filtering

studies at COSY andAD

11/09/2009 Ferrara, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

80 International

929 Conference FORSCHUNGSZENTRUMDRESDEN-ROSSENDORF

EV

(WP12) LEANNISMeeting

30/06/2011 Heidelberg Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 4


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12)Experimentalprogram of

CHIMERA detector:Symmetry energy

and isospindependence of EOS

02/10/2009 Antalya (Turkey) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 USA,EU,JP



GMBH

(WP12) IsotopicFlows in Au+Au at

400 A MeV

16/10/2009 Zagreb (Croatia) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 USA,EU,JP


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12) ASY-EOSexperiment at GSI:

constraining thesymmetry energy

with measurementsof neutron and

04/11/2009 Catania (italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 USA,EU,JP

933 Workshops UNIVERSITAETAUGSBURG

(WP12) HETECH2009 - The 18th

European Workshopon Heterostructure

Technology

02/11/2009 Günzburg/Ulm,Germany


education,Research)

60 European



GMBH

(WP12) Thesymmetry energyfrom heavy ion

reactions

29/01/2010 Bormio (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

60 USA,EU,JP


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12) How toconstrain the

symmetry energy atsupra baryonic

22/05/2010 Noto (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 USA,EU,JP


Page - 307 of 329

density?



GMBH

(WP12)International

Nuclear PhysicsConference

04/07/2009 Vancouver Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

200 20


(WP12) 21st Europ.Conf. on Diamond,



05/11/2010 Budapest, Hungary Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

380 International


WISSENSCHAFTEN

(WP12) The FOPIExperiment at

GSI-SIS

10/09/2010 Salzburg/A Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 Austria


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12) Studio dimateria nucleare

asimmetrica con ilmultirivelatoreCHIMERA e

prospettive con fasci

23/09/2010 Bologna (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 Italy


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12) ASY-EOSexperiment at GSI:

constraining thesymmetry energywith neutron andproton elliptic

23/09/2010 Bologna (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 Italy

941 Conference FORSCHUNGSZENTRUMDRESDEN-ROSSENDORF

EV

(WP12)Frühjahrstagung der

DPG

21/03/2011 Münster Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 3


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12) TheASY-EOS

Experiment at GSI

13/06/2011 New London(USA)


education,Research)

100 USA,EU,JP



GMBH

(WP12) Clusters,fragments, and the

symmetry energy inheavy-ion collisions

15/06/2011 Trento (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 USA,EU,JP


Page - 308 of 329



GMBH

(WP12) SymmetryEnergy from Elliptic

Flows in 197Au+197Au Reactions

18/06/2011 Northampton(USA)


education,Research)

70 USA,EU,JP


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12) Study ofNuclear Equation of

State - theASY-EOSExperiment

19/06/2011 Northampton(USA)


education,Research)

70 USA,EU,JP



GMBH

(WP12) SymmetryTerm at High

Density from HeavyIon Collisions

11/08/2011 East Lansing(USA)


education,Research)

50 USA,EU,JP


EV

(WP12) ECT*Workshop SPHERE

26/09/2011 Trento (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

40 10


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP12) TheASY-EOS

Experiment at GSI

30/09/2011 L'Aquila (Italy) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

30 Italy



GMBH

(WP12) Thesymmetry energy athigh density: new

experimental results

05/10/2011 Antalya (Turkey) Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 USA,EU,JP


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Pionspectroscopy atMAMI (ECT*:

Strange HadronicMatter)

01/09/2011 Trento ECT*, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

65 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Productionand study of baryons

with beauty at theItalian heavy flavour

factory(HADRON2011)


education,Research)

25 International


FISICA

(WP6) HypernuclearPhysics at StorageRings (STORI 11)

01/10/2011 Frascati-LNF, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,

90 International


Page - 309 of 329

NUCLEARE Research)


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Study oftwo-body non

mesonic decays oflight hypernuclei

with FINUDA (HYPX)

01/09/2009 Tokai, Japan Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

180 International


(WP6) Lattice QCDsimulations of

baryonicinteractions (EFT09)


education,Research)

International


(WP6) Lattice QCDsimulations of

baryonicinteractions (Chiral

Dynamics 2009)


education,Research)

150 International


(WP6) Y N and Y Yinteractions from

lattice QCDsimulations (HYP

X)


education,Research)

180 International


(WP6) Study ofSubAtomic

Interactions throughLattice Quantum

Chromo Dynamicson Mare Nostrum

(SAIL)

01/09/2009 Santander, Spain Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Few-bodylattice physics

(FB19)


education,Research)

100 International


(WP6) Lattice QCDcalculations of twobaryon interactions

(QCHS IX)


education,Research)

260 International


(WP6) HadronicPhysics with Lattice

QCD (NationalNuclear PhysicsSummer School)

01/06/2011 Chapel Hill, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

60 International


Page - 310 of 329


(WP6) Lattice QCD.Baryon-Baryon

interaction. Boundstates (ECT*:



education,Research)

65 International


(WP6) Hot neutronmatter from aself-consistent

Green's functionapproach

(COMPSTAR 2009)


education,Research)

85 International


(WP6)Nucleon-nucleon

correlations and thedepletion of the

nuclear Fermi sea(RPMDT 15)

01/07/2009 Columbus, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 International


(WP6) Amicroscopic

perspective of thedensity dependenceof the nuclear matter

symmetry energy


education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Nucleoncorrelation and theequation of state of

nuclear matter(CHIRAL 10)


education,Research)

110 International


(WP6)Nucleon-nucleon

correlations and thedepletion of the

nuclear Fermi sea(COMPSTAR-Iberai

2010)


education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) DynamicallyGenerated

Resonances fromVector-MesonOctet-Baryon

Interactions (PWAWorkshop)


education,Research)

50 International


Page - 311 of 329


(WP6) Weak decayof hypernuclei


education,Research)

80 International


(WP6) The (K^-,p)reaction on nuclei

with in-flight kaons(HYP X)


education,Research)

180 International


(WP6) Strangemesons in nuclei

(SPHERE/JSPS2010)

01/09/2010 Prague, CzechRepublic


education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Weak decaysof hypernuclei-

theory (SNP2010)

01/09/2010 Rez, CzechRepublic


education,Research)

60 International


(WP6) Chiralapproach to eta' N

scattering (PrimeNetWorkshop)


education,Research)

80 International



GMBH

(WP6) Statisticaldecay of exciteddouble lambdahypernuclei and

gammaspectroscopy at

PANDA (NUFRA

01/09/2009 Kemer, Turkey Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 International



GMBH

(WP6) Roadmap fordouble hypernuclei

spectroscopy atPANDA (FB19)


education,Research)

100 International



GMBH

(WP6) Statisticaldecay of excitedhyperfragments(NUFRA 11)


education,Research)

65 International


(WP6) Overview ofcoupled channels

approaches to mesonproduction reactions

(MENU 2010)

01/05/2010 Williamsburg,USA.


education,Research)

200 International


Page - 312 of 329


(WP6) Status of theEBAC@JLABeffort (CLAS12

Meeting)

01/02/2009 Genoa, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

60 International


(WP6)Phenomenologicalbaryon resonanceanalyses (MAMI

and beyond)


education,Research)

110 International


(WP6) Single photoand

electroproduction ofpions at

EBAC@JLAB(NSTAR 2009)


education,Research)

120 International


(WP6) The status ofthe Excited Baryon

Analysis Center(HADRON 2009)

01/09/2009 Tallahassee, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

200 International


(WP6) Structure anddynamical evolutionof low lying nucleonresonances (EFB21)


education,Research)

150 International



GMBH

(WP6) Das HypHIProjekt an der GSI

und an FAIR

01/03/2009 Schleching,Germany


education,Research)

70 Germany


(WP6) CharmHadrons in DenseMatter (EFB21)


education,Research)

150 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Prototype ofa DIRC-Barrel for

the PANDAExperiment

(BORMIO09)


education,Research)

70 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Recentresults on mesonicand non-mesonic

weak decays (HYPX)


education,Research)

180 International


Page - 313 of 329


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Hypernuclei(EINN09)

01/09/2009 Milos, Greece Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

55 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Firstobservation of the

heavyhyper-hydrogen

isotope 6#H(HADRON2011)


education,Research)

25 International


FISICANUCLEARE


heavyhyper-hydrogen

isotope 6#H (STORI11)


education,Research)

90 International



GMBH

(WP6) The HypHIPhase 0 experiment

(KPS09)

01/10/2009 Chang-Won, Korea Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

100 International


(WP6) KbarNNsystems (ECT*:



education,Research)

65 International


(WP6) Effect of #hyperon on the

neutron drip lineline (HYP X)


education,Research)

180 International


(WP6)Hyperon-nucleon

interaction,hypernuclei andhyperonic matter

01/09/2009 Lacanau, France Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Symmetryenergy, neutron star

crust and neutronskin thickness

01/11/2009 Meudon, France Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 International






education,Research)

50 International


Page - 314 of 329

(EMMI workshop)




(EFB21)


education,Research)

150 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Exploring thepotential of

antibaryons in nucleiwith antiprotons

(J_PARC upgrade)


education,Research)

70 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) StatisticalDecay of Excited ##Hypernuclei (HYP

X)


education,Research)

180 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Roadmap forHypernuclear

Physics in Europe(NUFRA 2009)


education,Research)

70 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Studies ofHyperons and

Antihyperons inNuclei (Bormio

XLVIII)


education,Research)

70 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Hypernuclei– the next decade(45th Zakopane

school)


education,Research)

70 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Hypernuclei– recent

observations andfuture opportunities(ECT* Strangeness

in Nuclei)


education,Research)

50 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Hypernuclei– Why, why now,

why now in Mainz?(NUFRA 11)


education,Research)

65 International


(WP6) Charm atFAIR (Excited

QCD’09)


education,

International


Page - 315 of 329

Research)


(WP6) Charmedbaryon resonanceswith heavy-quark

symmetry (NSTAR2009)


education,Research)

120 International


(WP6) Strangemesons from SIS to

FAIR (HYP X)


education,Research)

180 International


(WP6) Strange andcharm mesons at

FAIR (XXXIMazurían Lake)

01/09/2009 Piaski, Poland Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 International


(WP6) Charmedhadrons in nuclearmedium (QNP09)


education,Research)

200 International


(WP6) Charmedmesons in nuclear

matter(HADRON2009)

01/11/2009 Tallahassee, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

200 International


(WP6) Thecharming

strangeness inhadron physics

(Physikerinnetag)

01/11/2009 Frankfurt (M),Germany


education,Research)

120 International


(WP6) Strangemeson production at

high density andtemperature(NFQCD10)


education,Research)

200 International


(WP6) Heavy mesonproduction in hot

dense matter(CHIRAL 10)


education,Research)

110 International


(WP6) K# meson innuclear matter(INPC 2010)


education,Research)

600 International

1013 Conference UNIVERSITAT DE (WP6) Heavy 01/08/2010 Madrid, Spain Scientific 100 International


Page - 316 of 329

BARCELONA mesons in densematter

(CONFINEMENTIX)





(COMPSTAR2010)

01/02/2010 Caen, France Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

60 International



crust and neutronskin thickness(ASY-EOS)

01/05/2010 Noto, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

80 International


(WP6) Spinodalinstabilities of

asymmetric nuclearmatter within the

Brueckner-Hartree-Fockapproxim


education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Estimation ofthe effects of

hyperonicthree-body forece onthe maximum mass

of neutron star

01/11/2010 Bordeaux, France Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Effects ofhyperonic

three-body forces onthe maximum mass

of neutron stars(COMPSTAR

2011Scho

01/05/2011 Catania, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

70 International


(WP6) Symmetryenergy within the

Brueckner-Hartree-Fockapproximation(NuSYM11)

01/06/2011 Northhampton,USA


education,Research)

60 International


(WP6) Symmetryenergy within the

Brueckner-Hartree-Fockapproximation (IIIberian nucleae


education,Research)

60 International


Page - 317 of 329

astrophysc


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) ElectronInduced

HypernuclearSpectroscopy.

Results in Hall A atJefferson Lab

(CIPANP 2009)

01/05/2009 San Diego, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

400 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Strangenessphysics with Kaos at

MAMI(BORMIO09)


education,Research)

70 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Installationand commissioning

of the Kaosspectrometer at

MAMI (EuNPC)


education,Research)

940 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) A roadmapto hypernuclear

physics at MAMIand PANDA

(MAMI and beyond)


education,Research)

110 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Experimentalaspects of

hypernuclearphysics with

electron beams(BOSEN 09)

01/08/2009 Bosen, Germany Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

60 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Associated#/#0 production with

the Kaosspectrometer atMAMI (FB19)


education,Research)

100 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) CurrentIssues in Kaon

Photoelectro-Productionoff the Nucleon

(Bormio XLVIII)


education,Research)

70 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Newmeasurements on

the nucleon structurewith MAMI (DPG


education,Research)

200 International


Page - 318 of 329

spring meeting)


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) ALarge-Scale

FPGA-BasedTrigger and

Dead-Time FreeDAQ System for theKaos Spectrometer

at MA

01/05/2010 Lisbon, Portigal Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

200 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) HypernuclearPhysics at PANDA

(EXA2011)

01/09/2011 Vienna, Autria Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

100 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Elementarykaon production at

MAMI (ECT*:Strange Hadronic

Matter)


education,Research)

65 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6)Electro-productionof strange particles

and strangefragments (NUFRA

11)


education,Research)

65 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Recentresults on mesonic

weak decays of#-hypernuclei withFINUDA (EuNPC)


education,Research)

940 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Study of nonmesonic weak decay

of #-hypernuclei:recent results from

FINUDAexperiment (EuNPC


education,Research)

940 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Mesonicweak decay of

#–hypernuclei: anew tool for the

spectroscopic studyof hypernuclei

01/10/2009 Messina, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

80 International

1036 Conference ISTITUTO (WP6) Experimental 01/07/2010 Vancouver, Canada Scientific 600 International


Page - 319 of 329

NAZIONALE DIFISICA

NUCLEARE

Evidence for theTwo Nucleon

InducedNon-Mesonic Weak

Decay of pshell #Hypernucl



FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Studio deidecadimenti debolidegli ipernucleicon

FINUDA

01/09/2010 Bologna, Italy Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

25 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Study of theTwo-NucleonInduced Non

Mesonic WeakDecay with

FINUDA (PANIC2011)

01/07/2011 Cambridge, USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

200 International


FISICANUCLEARE


hyper-heavyhydrogen isotope

6#H (PANIC 2011)

01/07/2011 Cambridge,USA Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

200 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Weak decayof # hypernuclei

(STORI 11)


education,Research)

90 International


UNIVERSITAETMAINZ

(WP6) Study onSiPM radiation

hardness and lowlight level detection

(EuNPC)


education,Research)

940 International


FISICANUCLEARE

(WP6) Summarytalk (HYP X)


education,Research)

180 International


(WP6) Theory ofhypernuclear

production by HIcollisions (ECT*:Strange Hadronic

Matter)


education,Research)

65 International

1044 ConferenceJUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITAET(WP6) Production of 01/10/2011 Kemer, Turkey Scientific 65 International


Page - 320 of 329

GIESSEN hypernuclei at FAIR(NUFRA 11)



(WP6) What are thepossible observable

effects of thespace-like part of

freeze-outhypersurface? (Q


education,Research)

550 International


(WP6) Is theCooper-Frye freezeout prescription a

good practicalscheme?

(Bogolyubov KyivConferenc

01/09/2009 Kyiv, Ukraine Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

180 International


(WP6) The (K-,p)reaction on 12C atKEK (ISMD 2009)

01/09/2009 Gomel, Belarus Scientificcommunity (higher

education,Research)

150 International


(WP6) The in-flightC12 (K-,p) reaction

at KEK (ECT*Hadronic Atoms and

Kaonic Nuclei)


education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Dual modelfor J/Psi photo- andelectroproduction


education,Research)

50 International


(WP6) Experimentalstatus of deeply

bound kaonic statesin nuclei (CHIRAL

10)


education,Research)

110 International


(WP6) Latest resultsfor the

antikaon-nucleonoptical potential

(EFB21)


education,Research)

150 International


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Section B (Confidential or public: confidential information marked clearly)

LIST OF APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, REGISTERED DESIGNS,UTILITY MODELS, ETC.

Type of IP Rights Confidential Foreseen embargo datedd/mm/yyyy

Application reference(s) (e.g.EP123456)

Subject or title of application Applicant(s) (as on theapplication)

Patent No PCT/DE2008/000557 Verfahren und Vorrichtung zurKühlung eines Gases

A.Boukharov, M.Büscher

OVERVIEW TABLE WITH EXPLOITABLE FOREGROUND

Type of ExploitableForeground

Description ofExploitableForeground

Confidential Foreseen embargodate dd/mm/yyyy

Exploitableproduct(s) ormeasure(s)

Sector(s) ofapplication

Timetable forcommercial use or

any other use

Patents or other IPRexploitation(licences)

Owner and OtherBeneficiary(s) involved

ADDITIONAL TEMPLATE B2: OVERVIEW TABLE WITH EXPLOITABLE FOREGROUND

Description of ExploitableForeground

Explain of the Exploitable Foreground


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4.3 Report on societal implications

B. Ethics

1. Did your project undergo an Ethics Review(and/or Screening)?

No

If Yes: have you described the progress ofcompliance with the relevant EthicsReview/Screening Requirements in the frameof the periodic/final reports?

2. Please indicate whether your project involved any of the following issues :

RESEARCH ON HUMANS

Did the project involve children? No

Did the project involve patients? No

Did the project involve persons not able toconsent?

No

Did the project involve adult healthyvolunteers?

No

Did the project involve Human geneticmaterial?

No

Did the project involve Human biologicalsamples?

No

Did the project involve Human datacollection?

No

RESEARCH ON HUMAN EMBRYO/FOETUS

Did the project involve Human Embryos? No

Did the project involve Human Foetal Tissue /Cells?

No

Did the project involve Human EmbryonicStem Cells (hESCs)?

No

Did the project on human Embryonic StemCells involve cells in culture?

No

Did the project on human Embryonic StemCells involve the derivation of cells fromEmbryos?

No

PRIVACY

Did the project involve processing of geneticinformation or personal data (eg. health,sexual lifestyle, ethnicity, political opinion,religious or philosophical conviction)?

No

Did the project involve tracking the locationor observation of people?

No

RESEARCH ON ANIMALS


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Did the project involve research on animals? No

Were those animals transgenic smalllaboratory animals?

No

Were those animals transgenic farm animals? No

Were those animals cloned farm animals? No

Were those animals non-human primates? No

RESEARCH INVOLVING DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Did the project involve the use of localresources (genetic, animal, plant etc)?

No

Was the project of benefit to local community(capacity building, access to healthcare,education etc)?

No

DUAL USE

Research having direct military use No

Research having potential for terrorist abuse No

C. Workforce Statistics

3. Workforce statistics for the project: Please indicate in the table below the number of peoplewho worked on the project (on a headcount basis).

Type of Position Number of Women Number of Men

Scientific Coordinator 0 1

Work package leaders 5 23

Experienced researchers (i.e. PhD holders) 171 1181

PhD student 89 286

Other 62 306

4. How many additional researchers (incompanies and universities) were recruitedspecifically for this project?

78

Of which, indicate the number of men: 64


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D. Gender Aspects

5. Did you carry out specific Gender EqualityActions under the project ?

No

6. Which of the following actions did you carry out and how effective were they?

Design and implement an equal opportunitypolicy

Not Applicable

Set targets to achieve a gender balance in theworkforce

Not Applicable

Organise conferences and workshops ongender

Not Applicable

Actions to improve work-life balance Not Applicable

Other:

7. Was there a gender dimension associatedwith the research content - i.e. whereverpeople were the focus of the research as, forexample, consumers, users, patients or intrials, was the issue of gender considered andaddressed?

No

If yes, please specify:

E. Synergies with Science Education

8. Did your project involve working withstudents and/or school pupils (e.g. open days,participation in science festivals and events,prizes/competitions or joint projects)?

Yes

If yes, please specify: open days, participation in science events, etc.

9. Did the project generate any scienceeducation material (e.g. kits, websites,explanatory booklets, DVDs)?

Yes

F. Interdisciplinarity

10. Which disciplines (see list below) are involved in your project?

Main discipline: 1.2 Physical sciences (astronomy and spacesciences, physics and other allied subjects)

Associated discipline: 1.1 Mathematics and computer sciences[mathematics and other allied fields: computersciences and other allied subjects (softwaredevelopment only; hardware development shouldbe classified in the engineering fields)]

Associated discipline:

G. Engaging with Civil society and policy makers


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11a. Did your project engage with societalactors beyond the research community? (if'No', go to Question 14)

No

11b. If yes, did you engage with citizens(citizens' panels / juries) or organised civilsociety (NGOs, patients' groups etc.)?

11c. In doing so, did your project involveactors whose role is mainly to organise thedialogue with citizens and organised civilsociety (e.g. professional mediator;communication company, science museums)?

12. Did you engage with government / publicbodies or policy makers (includinginternational organisations)

13a. Will the project generate outputs(expertise or scientific advice) which could beused by policy makers?

H. Use and dissemination14. How many Articles werepublished/accepted for publication inpeer-reviewed journals?

1208

To how many of these is open accessprovided?

965

How many of these are published in openaccess journals?

704

How many of these are published in openrepositories?

886

To how many of these is open access notprovided?

243

Please check all applicable reasons for not providing open access:

publisher's licensing agreement would notpermit publishing in a repository

Yes

no suitable repository available No

no suitable open access journal available Yes

no funds available to publish in an open accessjournal

Yes

lack of time and resources Yes

lack of information on open access No

If other - please specify

15. How many new patent applications('priority filings') have been made?("Technologically unique": multipleapplications for the same invention indifferent jurisdictions should be counted asjust one application of grant).

1


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16. Indicate how many of the following Intellectual Property Rights were applied for (givenumber in each box).

Trademark 0

Registered design 0

Other 0

17. How many spin-off companies werecreated / are planned as a direct result of theproject?

0

Indicate the approximate number ofadditional jobs in these companies:

0

18. Please indicate whether your project has apotential impact on employment, incomparison with the situation before yourproject:

Difficult to estimate / not possible to quantify,None of the above / not relevant to the project

19. For your project partnership pleaseestimate the employment effect resultingdirectly from your participation in Full TimeEquivalent (FTE = one person workingfulltime for a year) jobs:

0Difficult to estimate / not possible to quantify

I. Media and Communication to the general public20. As part of the project, were any of thebeneficiaries professionals in communicationor media relations?

Yes

21. As part of the project, have anybeneficiaries received professional media /communication training / advice to improvecommunication with the general public?

Yes

22. Which of the following have been used to communicate information about your project tothe general public, or have resulted from your project?

Press Release Yes

Media briefing Yes

TV coverage / report No

Radio coverage / report Yes

Brochures /posters / flyers Yes

DVD /Film /Multimedia Yes

Coverage in specialist press Yes

Coverage in general (non-specialist) press Yes

Coverage in national press Yes

Coverage in international press Yes

Website for the general public / internet Yes


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Event targeting general public (festival,conference, exhibition, science café)

Yes

23. In which languages are the information products for the general public produced?

Language of the coordinator Yes

Other language(s) Yes

English Yes


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Attachments

Grant Agreement number: 227431

Project acronym: HadronPhysics2

Project title: Study of Strongly Interacting Matter

Funding Scheme: FP7-CP-CSA-Infra

Project starting date: 01/01/2009

Project end date: 31/12/2011

Name of the scientific representative of theproject's coordinator and organisation:

Dr. Carlo Guaraldo ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DIFISICA NUCLEARE

Name

Date 17/05/2012

This declaration was visaed electronically by Carlo GUARALDO (ECAS user name nguaraca) on 17/05/2012


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