Events Calendar | Department of Physics | University of Washington

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			INT: Lessons from the Ab initio Symmetry adapted no core shell model (Kristina Launey, Louisiana State University) 10:30am PAT C-421	INT: Uncertainties of single beta decay nuclear matrix elements within an effective field theory for spherical collective nuclei (Eduardo Coello Perez, Institut für Kernphysik) 10:30am PAT C-421 Physics Department: General Exam (Erik A. Shaw (Advisor: Jens Gundlach), University of Washington) 3:00pm CENPA Conference Room, Rm 178 Physics Education Group: Measurable Learning Objectives Project (Suzanne Brahmia, UW Physics) 3:30pm PAT C211 Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): LHC Non collision Backgrounds (Joe Rothberg, UW Physics) 4:00pm PAT C-421	INT: The Trouble with the Lattice Axial Charge (Huey-Wen Lin, Michigan State University) 10:30am PAT C-421
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	INT: One nucleon transfers to resonances (Ian Thompson, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) 10:30am PAT C-421 Physics Colloquia: A bright future for Introductory Physics Courses (Tim Stelzer, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) 4:00pm PAA A-102	Physics Department: Final Exam An image segmentation lineage and analysis tool for bacteria Applications in cell proliferation and cytoplasmic dynamics (Stella Stylianidou (Advisor: Paul A Wiggins), University of Washington) 10:00am PAT C-520 INT: Description of few nucleon collisions by Faddeev Yakubovsky equations approach (Rimantas Lazauskas, IPHC) 10:30am PAT C-421	INT: Low energy reactions in EFT (Gautam Rupak, Mississippi State University) 10:30am PAT C-421	INT: Calculable R matrix method on a Lagrange mesh for the Schr dinger and Dirac equations (Daniel Baye, University Libre de Bruxelles) 10:30am PAT C-421 ABC Physics (Atomic/Bio/Condensed Matter): TBA (Samu Taulu, UW) 12:30pm PAT C-520	Last Day of Instruction for Winter Quarter 12:00am INT: Microscopic optical potential for exotic isotopes from chiral effective field theory (Jeremy Holt, Texas A&M College Station) 10:30am PAT C-421 INT: Statistical properties of nuclei by the shell model quantum Monte Carlo method (Yoram Alhassid, Yale University) 11:15am PAT C-421 ABC Physics (Atomic/Bio/Condensed Matter): Defects in Semiconducting Transition Metal Dichalcogenide (Shiwei Wu, Fudan University) 12:30pm PAT C-520	Final Examinations for Winter Quarter 12:00am
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	INT: Nuclear Reactions A Symbiosis between Experiment Theory and Applications (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAT C-520	INT: Nuclear Reactions A Symbiosis between Experiment Theory and Applications (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAT C-520	INT: Nuclear Reactions A Symbiosis between Experiment Theory and Applications (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAT C-520	INT: Nuclear Reactions A Symbiosis between Experiment Theory and Applications (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAT C-520 Physics Department: Final Exam Correcting for Muon Catalyzed Fusion in the Measurement of the Rate of Muon Capture on the Deuteron (Michael H. Murray (Advisor: Peter Kammel), University of Washington) 1:00pm CENPA Conference Room, Rm 178	INT: Nuclear Reactions A Symbiosis between Experiment Theory and Applications (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAT C-520
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	INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118 INT: Microscopic modeling of direct and pre equilibrium emission mechanisms for nucleon induced reactions (Marc Dupuis, CEA) 10:15am PAT C-421	INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118 INT: Ab initio symmetry adapted no core shell model (Tomas Dytrych, Nuclear Physics Institute of the CAS) 10:15am PAT C-421 INT: Optical Potentials and nucleon scattering from ab initio Green functions (Andrea Idini, University Of Surrey) 11:15am PAT C-421 Particle Theory: Spectral and thermodynamic properties of the Sachdev Ye Kitaev model (Jacobus Verbaarschot, SUNY Stony Brook) 2:30pm PAT C-421	INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118 INT: Ab initio calculations of reactions and structure of exotic nuclei (Sofia Quaglioni, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) 10:15am PAT C-421	INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118 INT: Nuclear structure and reactions from lattice QCD (Bira van Kolck, Institut de Physique Nucleaire) 10:15am PAT C-421 INT: Separable Representation of Optical Model Potentials (Linda Hlophe, National Superconducting Cyclotron, Michigan State University) 11:15am PAT C-421	INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118 INT: From cluster models to halo effective field theory (Chen Ji, ECT*) 10:15am PAT C-421 INT: Ab initio calculation of dynamic observables and sum rules in light nuclei (Nir Nevo Dinur, TRIUMF) 11:15am PAT C-421
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	Instruction Begins for Spring Quarter 12:00am INT: Predictive power of chiral interactions for nuclear structure and reaction calculations in the p shell (Angelo Calci, TRIUMF) 10:15am PAT C-421 INT: The topological properties of QCD in and out of equilibrium (Sayantan Sharma, Brookhaven National Laboratory) 2:00pm PAT C-421 CENPA: Higgs Universality What s Massively Wrong with the Standard Model (Terry Goldman, Los Alamos National Laboratory) 2:30pm CENPA Conference Room, Rm 178 Physics Colloquia: Black holes quantum mechanics and the topology of space and time (Gerard 't Hooft, Utrecht University) 4:00pm PAA A-102	INT: Deuteron induced reactions (Gregory Potel, NSCL/FRIB) 10:15am PAT C-421	INT: Nuclear structure and reactions from coupled cluster theory (Gaute Hagen, Oak Ridge National Laboratory) 10:15am PAT C-421 INT: Effective field theories for nuclear deformations and vibrations (Thomas Papenbrock, University of Tennessee) 11:15am PAT C-421	INT: Scale and scheme dependence of nuclear processes (Richard Furnstahl, The Ohio State University) 10:15am PAT C-421 INT: Be p B how EFT and Bayesian analysis can improve a reaction calculation (Daniel Phillips, Ohio University) 11:15am PAT C-421 Astronomy: The quest to measure the cosmic initial conditions (Matt McQuinn, University of Washington) 4:00pm PAA A-102	INT: Prompt fission neutron and gamma emissions the need to constrain phenomenological models (Ionel Stetcu, Los Alamos National Laboratory) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: Lessons from the Ab initio Symmetry adapted no core shell model (Kristina Launey, Louisiana State University) 10:30am PAT C-421

INT: Uncertainties of single beta decay nuclear matrix elements within an effective field theory for spherical collective nuclei (Eduardo Coello Perez, Institut für Kernphysik) 10:30am PAT C-421

Physics Department: General Exam (Erik A. Shaw (Advisor: Jens Gundlach), University of Washington) 3:00pm CENPA Conference Room, Rm 178

Physics Education Group: Measurable Learning Objectives Project (Suzanne Brahmia, UW Physics) 3:30pm PAT C211

Elementary Particle Experiment (EPE): LHC Non collision Backgrounds (Joe Rothberg, UW Physics) 4:00pm PAT C-421

INT: The Trouble with the Lattice Axial Charge (Huey-Wen Lin, Michigan State University) 10:30am PAT C-421

INT: One nucleon transfers to resonances (Ian Thompson, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) 10:30am PAT C-421

Physics Colloquia: A bright future for Introductory Physics Courses (Tim Stelzer, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) 4:00pm PAA A-102

Physics Department: Final Exam An image segmentation lineage and analysis tool for bacteria Applications in cell proliferation and cytoplasmic dynamics (Stella Stylianidou (Advisor: Paul A Wiggins), University of Washington) 10:00am PAT C-520

INT: Description of few nucleon collisions by Faddeev Yakubovsky equations approach (Rimantas Lazauskas, IPHC) 10:30am PAT C-421

INT: Low energy reactions in EFT (Gautam Rupak, Mississippi State University) 10:30am PAT C-421

INT: Calculable R matrix method on a Lagrange mesh for the Schr dinger and Dirac equations (Daniel Baye, University Libre de Bruxelles) 10:30am PAT C-421

ABC Physics (Atomic/Bio/Condensed Matter): TBA (Samu Taulu, UW) 12:30pm PAT C-520

Last Day of Instruction for Winter Quarter 12:00am

INT: Microscopic optical potential for exotic isotopes from chiral effective field theory (Jeremy Holt, Texas A&M College Station) 10:30am PAT C-421

INT: Statistical properties of nuclei by the shell model quantum Monte Carlo method (Yoram Alhassid, Yale University) 11:15am PAT C-421

ABC Physics (Atomic/Bio/Condensed Matter): Defects in Semiconducting Transition Metal Dichalcogenide (Shiwei Wu, Fudan University) 12:30pm PAT C-520

Final Examinations for Winter Quarter 12:00am

INT: Nuclear Reactions A Symbiosis between Experiment Theory and Applications (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAT C-520

Physics Department: Final Exam Correcting for Muon Catalyzed Fusion in the Measurement of the Rate of Muon Capture on the Deuteron (Michael H. Murray (Advisor: Peter Kammel), University of Washington) 1:00pm CENPA Conference Room, Rm 178

INT: Nuclear Reactions A Symbiosis between Experiment Theory and Applications (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAT C-520

INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118

INT: Microscopic modeling of direct and pre equilibrium emission mechanisms for nucleon induced reactions (Marc Dupuis, CEA) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118

INT: Ab initio symmetry adapted no core shell model (Tomas Dytrych, Nuclear Physics Institute of the CAS) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: Optical Potentials and nucleon scattering from ab initio Green functions (Andrea Idini, University Of Surrey) 11:15am PAT C-421

Particle Theory: Spectral and thermodynamic properties of the Sachdev Ye Kitaev model (Jacobus Verbaarschot, SUNY Stony Brook) 2:30pm PAT C-421

INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118

INT: Ab initio calculations of reactions and structure of exotic nuclei (Sofia Quaglioni, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118

INT: Nuclear structure and reactions from lattice QCD (Bira van Kolck, Institut de Physique Nucleaire) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: Separable Representation of Optical Model Potentials (Linda Hlophe, National Superconducting Cyclotron, Michigan State University) 11:15am PAT C-421

INT: SIGN 2017 International Workshop on the Sign Problem in QCD and Beyond (Please find Agenda in link, URL in Abstract section) 9:00am PAA A-118

INT: From cluster models to halo effective field theory (Chen Ji, ECT*) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: Ab initio calculation of dynamic observables and sum rules in light nuclei (Nir Nevo Dinur, TRIUMF) 11:15am PAT C-421

Instruction Begins for Spring Quarter 12:00am

INT: Predictive power of chiral interactions for nuclear structure and reaction calculations in the p shell (Angelo Calci, TRIUMF) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: The topological properties of QCD in and out of equilibrium (Sayantan Sharma, Brookhaven National Laboratory) 2:00pm PAT C-421

CENPA: Higgs Universality What s Massively Wrong with the Standard Model (Terry Goldman, Los Alamos National Laboratory) 2:30pm CENPA Conference Room, Rm 178

Physics Colloquia: Black holes quantum mechanics and the topology of space and time (Gerard 't Hooft, Utrecht University) 4:00pm PAA A-102

INT: Deuteron induced reactions (Gregory Potel, NSCL/FRIB) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: Nuclear structure and reactions from coupled cluster theory (Gaute Hagen, Oak Ridge National Laboratory) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: Effective field theories for nuclear deformations and vibrations (Thomas Papenbrock, University of Tennessee) 11:15am PAT C-421

INT: Scale and scheme dependence of nuclear processes (Richard Furnstahl, The Ohio State University) 10:15am PAT C-421

INT: Be p B how EFT and Bayesian analysis can improve a reaction calculation (Daniel Phillips, Ohio University) 11:15am PAT C-421

Astronomy: The quest to measure the cosmic initial conditions (Matt McQuinn, University of Washington) 4:00pm PAA A-102

INT: Prompt fission neutron and gamma emissions the need to constrain phenomenological models (Ionel Stetcu, Los Alamos National Laboratory) 10:15am PAT C-421