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Exploring Dense Matter: Critical Reviews and Observational Aspects

Join us for an enlightening session on dense matter with leading experts discussing critical reviews, saturation, flow, and more related to high-energy physics research. The session features presentations on various aspects of dense matter studies and its implications in the field. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the frontier of scientific exploration.

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Exploring Dense Matter: Critical Reviews and Observational Aspects

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  1. July 30th, Friday Afternoon Session: Dense Matter Organizers: L. McLerran and R. Seto Chair: Ken Barish 14:30 Rich Seto (Riverside): The first three years at RHIC – a critical review 15:10 Elena Ferreiro (Santiago, Spain): Saturation: CGC and color sources 15:35 Sergei Voloshin (Wayne State): Dense matter flow 16:00 Mike Miller (MIT): Jet measurements at RHIC 16:25 Coffee break Chair: Rich Seto 16:55 Peter Seyboth (MPI Munich): Indications for the onset of deconfinement in Pb+Pb collisions at the CERN SPS from NA49 17:20 Enrico Cattaruzza (Trieste): Cronin effect and energy conservation constraints in high energy proton-nucleus collisions 17:45 Nikos Antoniou (Athens): Observational aspects of critical QCD 18:10 Giorgio Calucci (Trieste): Debye screening in the q-qbar plasma

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