- December 1, 1999 Prof. Burton Richter, Director Emeritus, SLAC
- November 15, 1999 Dr. Roberto Suaya, Mentor Graphics Corporation
- November 12, 1999 Dr. Einan Gardi, Ecole Politechnique, Paris
- November 11, 1999 Prof. Hitoshi Murayama, UC Berkeley
- October 26, 1999 Dr. Guo-Hung Wu, University of Oregon
- September 27, 1999 Dr. Stefan Kretzer, Theor. Elementaryteilchenphysik IV Institut f"ur Physik
See also:
Physics Colloquium
Condensed Matter Seminars
Theoretical Science Seminars
Optics Seminars
Prof. Burton Richter
Director Emeritus, SLAC
HEP: A PERSONAL ASSESSMENT
Professor Richter is a Nobel Laureate (Nobel Prize for Physics 1976) and a Past President of the American Physical Society.
ABSTRACT:
The lecture will summarize some of the new information in high energy physics that impacts our understanding of the basic structure of matter and evolution of the early universe. What might be expected over the next five years will also be discussed.
Professor Richter's talk will be aimed at a general science audience.
Inaugural Colloquium for the new UO Center for High Energy Physics.
4:00pm, 100 Willamette Hall
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Dr. Roberto Suaya
Mentor Graphics Corporation
Current Problems in the Design of Large Scale Integrated Circuits
(Joint seminar with Institute of Theoretical Science)
4:00pm, 318 Willamette Hall
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Dr. Einan Gardi
Ecole Politechnique, Paris
Power Corrections for Event Shape Variables in e+ e- Annihilation
(Joint seminar with Institute of Theoretical Science)
4:00pm, 318 Willamette Hall
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Prof. Hitoshi Murayama
UC Berkeley
Big World of Small Neutrinos
Abstract:
The data on neutrino masses are becoming more and more convincing. I first review the properties of neutrinos and discuss why neutrino masses go beyond the Standard Model. Then I discuss what can be done now and in the near future to settle remaining issues. Finally I argue that neutrino masses naturally go together with supersymmetry and are likely to be relevant to the cosmological baryon asymmetry.
3:30pm, 100 Klamath Hall
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Dr. Guo-Hung Wu
University of Oregon
Introduction to B Physics
(Joint seminar with Institute of Theoretical Science)
4:00pm, 331 Klamath Hall
Cookies and tea will be served at 3:45 in 472 Willamette Hall
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Dr. Stefan Kretzer
Theor. Elementaryteilchenphysik IV
Institut f"ur Physik
Universit at Dortmund
Charm Production in Charged Current DIS
4:00pm, 331 Klamath Hall
Cookies and tea will be served at 3:45 in 472 Willamette Hall
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