Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2005 APS April Meeting

Saturday–Tuesday, April 16–19, 2005; Tampa, FL

Chair Index

A0 Plenary Talks I Apr 16 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon E/F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Marvin Cohen, University of California-Berkeley
B1 Neutrinos I Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Boris Kayser, Fermilab
B2 Observational Cosmology Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Bernard Sadoulet, University of California-Berkeley
B3 From Lattice QCD to Nuclear Physics Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	T. Schaefer, North Carolina State University
B4 To the Heart of the Matter: Frontiers in Nuclear Science Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Gail McLaughlin, North Carolina State University
B5 Teaching Special and General Relativity I Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Richard Price, University of Texas-Brownsville
B6 Space Weaponization and Missile Defense Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	Benn Tannenbaum, American Association for the Advancement of Science
B7 B Factory CP Violating Angles Gamma and Beta Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	William Carithers, University of California-Berkeley
B8 Top Quark Physics I Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Sarah Eno, University of Maryland
B9 Searches for Exotic Particles I Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Janet Conrad, Columbia University
B10 Gravitational Waves: Ligo Scientific Collaboration Results Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Gabriela Gonzalez, Louisiana State University
B11 Society of Physics Students I Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Gary White, AIP/SPS
B12 New Developments in Instrumentation Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	E. Norbeck, University of Iowa
B13 Mini-symposium: Heavy Flavor Production at RHIC Apr 16 2005 10:45AM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Saskia Mioduszewski, Brookhaven National Laboratory
C1 Neutrinos II Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Hitoshi Murayama, University of California-Berkeley
C2 B Physics I Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	John Jaros, SLAC
C3 Medium Modifications of Hadronic Properties Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Steffen Strauch, George Washington University
C4 Space-Based Gravitational Wave Detection Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Scott Hughes, MIT
C5 Quantum Optics Through the Lens of History Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Daniel Greenberger, City College of CUNY
C6 Perturbative Methods in Forefront Computations Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	James Osborn, Boston University
C7 Searches for Supersymmetry I Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Marcela Carena, Fermilab
C8 Charm Physics I Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Sarah Eno, University of Maryland
C9 Cosmology/Structure Formation Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Rachel Bean, Princeton University
C10 Focus Session: Classical and Mathematical Relativity Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Jim Isenberg, University of Oregon
C11 Society of Physics Students II Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Gary White, AIP/SPS
C12 Nuclear Reactions and Rare Isotope Beams Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	G. Souliotis, Texas A&M University
C13 Nuclear Theory I Apr 16 2005 1:30PM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	James Vary, Iowa State University
E1 Physics in Extra Dimensions Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Andrew Cohen, Boston University
E2 Hadronic Physics I Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Ed Kinney, University of Colorado
E3 Rare Isotope Physics and Facilities Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Jerry Nolen, Argonne National Laboratory
E4 Cosmological Constraints on Theories of Gravity and Fundamental Physics Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Sean Carroll, Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago
E5 Teaching Special and General Relativity II Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Paula Heron, University of Washington
E6 The Problem with Visas: The Impact on Universities, National Labs and Industry Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	Helen Quinn, SLAC
E7 Electroweak Physics with W's and Z's Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	John Laiho, Fermilab
E8 B Factory Hadronic Decays and Vub Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	William Trischuk, University of Toronto
E9 Neutrino Astronomy Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Steven Barwick, University of California-Irvine
E10 Focus Session: Numerical Relativity Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Manuela Campanelli, University of Texas, Brownsville
E11 QCD Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	John Womersley, Fermilab
E12 Instrumentation and Applications Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	E. J. Stephenson, IUCF
E13 Ultrarelativistic Heavy Ion Collisions I: Elliptic Flow and Azimuthal Correlations Apr 16 2005 3:30PM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Johann Rafelski, University of Arizona
F1 Einstein's Legacy: What We Know and What We Don't Know Apr 16 2005 7:30PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Robert Wald, University of Chicago
H1 Electroweak and QCD at the Tevatron Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Sarah Eno, University of Maryland
H2 Mentoring in Physics Education Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Michael Thoennessen, Michigan State University
H3 Education and Exploration of the Universe Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Ramon Lopez, FI Tech
H4 LHC Upgrades Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Michael Syphers, Fermilab
H5 Baryogenesis and the Dark Matter Problem Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Calvin Howell, Duke University
H6 Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Terrorists Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	Henry Kelly, President, Federation of American Scientists
H7 B Factory Radiative Decays, X(3872), Direct BR Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	John Jaros, SLAC
H8 Tevatron B Physics I Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	John Womersley, Fermilab
H9 Hard X Rays and Gamma Rays Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Fiona Harrison, Caltech
H10 Sources of Gravitational Radiation Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Carlos Lousto, University of Texas, Brownsville
H11 Plasma Physics Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Melissa Douglas, Los Alamos National Laboratory
H12 Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay and Neutrino Mass Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Andrew Hime, Los Alamos National Laboratory
H13 Ultrarelativistic Heavy Ion Collisions II: Theory Apr 17 2005 8:30AM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Ralf Rapp, Texas A&M University
J1 Top Quarks Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Daniela Bortoletto, Purdue University
J2 New Results on the Structure of the Nucleon and Nucleus Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Haiyan Gao, Duke University
J3 Dark Matter I Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Thomas Shutt, Princeton University
J4 Precision Tests of Gravity and Relativity Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Ronald Walsworth, Harvard-Smithsonian
J5 Einstein and Friends Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Robert H. Romer, Amherst College
J6 Outreach in Support of Homeland Security Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	Peggy McMahan, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
J7 Searches for Exotic Particles II Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Sally Dawson, Brookhaven National Laboratories
J8 Tevatron B Physics II Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Kaustabh Agashe
J10 Numerical Relativity I Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Beverly Berger, National Science Foundation
J12 Solar and Reactor Neutrinos Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Hamish Robertson, University of Washington
J13 Nuclear Astrophysics Apr 17 2005 10:45AM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	C. Brune, Ohio University
K1 String Theory Apr 17 2005 12:45PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Joseph Lykken, Fermilab
K2 Giant Star Evolution and Nucleosynthesis Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Michael Smith, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
K3 Gamma Ray Bursts I Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	James M. Ryan, University of New Hampshire
K4 Nobel Prize, Einstein Prize, and Pipkin Award Session Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Helen Quinn, SLAC
K5 Plasma Physics in the Laboratory Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Cris Barnes, Los Alamos National Laboratory
K6 Scientific Integrity in Government Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	Lawrence Krauss, Case Western Reserve University
K7 B Factory Physics Topics Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Christian Bauer, Caltech
K8 Neutrino Physics I Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Geralyn (Sam) Zeller, Columbia University
K9 Dark Matter II Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Elena Aprile, Columbia University
K11 History of Physics I Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Kenneth Ford, Retired
K12 Electromagnetic Interactions I Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Joerg Reinhold, Florida International University
K13 Nuclear Structure Apr 17 2005 1:15PM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	T. L. Khoo, Argonne National Laboratory
M1 Beyond the Standard Model Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Marcela Carena, Fermilab
M2 Neutron Stars Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Hendrik Schatz, Michigan State University
M4 International Collaboration on Physics Megaprojects: ILC and ITER Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Joseph D. Lykken, Fermilab
M5 New Directions in Coincidence Studies of Atomic Few Body Systems (Followed by Business Meeting) Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Colm T. Whelan, Old Dominion University
M6 The Globalization of Science: Constructing the Future Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	Marvin Cohen, University of California-Berkeley
M7 Top Quark Physics II Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	David Rainwater, Rochester University
M8 Neutrino Physics II Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Marc Sher, William and Mary
M9 Gamma Ray Bursts II Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Neil Gehrels, Goddard Space Flight Center
M10 Numerical Relativity II Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Chris Beetle, Florida Atlantic University
M11 Cleo Bottomonia Physics Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Natalie Roe, LBNL
M12 Electromagnetic Interactions II Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Brian Raue, Florida International University
M13 Ultrarelativistic Heavy Ion Collisions III Apr 17 2005 3:15PM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Marco van Leeuwen, LBNL
N1 Neutrinos, Particles and Underground Labs: Big Plans Apr 17 2005 8:00PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Hamish Robertson, University of Washington
Q0 Plenary Talks II Apr 18 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon E/F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Charles Glashausser, Rutgers University
R1 Baryons: Birth and Death Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Chris Quigg, Fermilab
R2 Nuclear Physics with High Energy Accelerators Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Satoshi Ozaki, Brookhaven National Laboratory
R3 Space Plasmas Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	R. Paul Drake, University of Michigan
R4 Gravitational Aspects of String Theory Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Donald Marolf, University of California-Santa Barbara
R5 Communicating Physics to Non-Physicists Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Lindley Winslow, University of California-Berkeley
R6 Few Body Collisions Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	H.R.J. Walters, Queens University, Belfast
R7 Top Quark Pair Production I Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Estia Eichten, Fermilab
R8 Higgs Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Florencia Canelli, UCLA
R9 Cosmic Rays I Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Pierre Sokolsky, University of Utah
R10 Gravitational Wave Detection Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Brian O'Reilly, LIGO Livingston
R11 Physics Education Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Wolfgang Christian, Davidson College
R12 Nuclear Reactions Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	M. B. Tsang, Michigan State University
R13 History of Physics II Apr 18 2005 10:45AM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Roger H. Stuewer, University of Minnesota
T1 DPF/DPB Prize Session Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Natalie Roe, LBNL
T2 The Link between Neutrinos and the Origin of the Elements Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Bradley Sherrill
T3 Active Galactic Nuclei Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Stephen S. Holt, Olin College
T4 Earth Based Gravitational Wave Detection Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Patrick Brady, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
T5 Oh, the Places You Will Go, Interesting Careers in Physics Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Lindley Winslow, University of California-Berkeley
T6 Forum on Physics and Society and Forum on History of Physics Award Session (Followed by FPS Business Meeting) Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon I/J Marriott Tampa Waterside	Joel Primack, University of California-Santa Cruz
T7 Top Quark Pair Production II Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Tim Tait, Argonne National Laboratory
T8 Higgs Searches with W's and Z's Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Sharon Hagopian, Florida State University
T9 Particles and Cosmology Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Konstantin Matchev, University of Florida
T10 Focus Session: Non-Perturbative Quantum Gravity Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Seth Major, Hamilton College
T11 Teacher Preparation and Public Outreach Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Hal Metcalf, SUNY @ Stony Brook
T12 Weak Interactions and Physics Beyond the Standard Model Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Alexander Komives, DePauw University
T13 Intermediate Energy Accelerators, Radiation Sources, and New Acceleration Methods Apr 18 2005 1:30PM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Gerald Dugan, Cornell University
U1 B Physics II Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Patricia Burchat, Stanford University
U2 DNP Prize Session Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon F Marriott Tampa Waterside	Donald Geesaman, Argonne National Laboratory
U3 Dark Energy I Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Wendy Freedman, Carnegie Observatories
U4 Advanced Computational Methods and Results Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Doug Toussaint, University of Arizona
U5 Plasma-Based Accelerators and Beams Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Grand Salon G/H Marriott Tampa Waterside	Bob Siemann, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
U7 Top Quark Physics III Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Peter Wittich, University of Pennsylvania
U8 Searches for Supersymmetry II Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Room 4 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Carlos Wagner, Argonne/University of Chicago
U9 Cosmic Rays II Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Gary Zank, University of Riverside
U10 Quantum Gravity Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Steve Carlip, University of California, Davis
U11 History of Physics III (Followed by FHP Business Meeting) Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Robert H. Romer, Amherst College
U13 Precision Measurements and Non Linear Optics Apr 18 2005 3:30PM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Carol Tanner, University of Notre Dame
W0 Plenary Talks III Apr 19 2005 8:30AM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Bill Carithers, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
X1 Physics Outreach Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	Judy Jackson, Fermilab; Neil Calder, SLAC
X3 Galactic Center Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Steven Boggs, University of California-Berkeley
X4 Beam-Plasma Interactions and Applications Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Ronald Williams, Florida A&M
X7 Particle Decays I Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Alan Schwartz, University of Cincinnati
X8 Demonstrations Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Florida Salons I-III Marriott Tampa Waterside	Ernie Malamud
X9 Dark Energy II Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Mark Phillips, Las Campanas Observatory
X10 Tests of Relativity and Gravitation Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Room 6 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Alan Kostelecky, University of Indiana
X11 Precision Measurements of Nucleons and Nuclei Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Dave Mack, Jefferson National Laboratory
X12 Hadronic Physics II Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Kenneth Hicks, Ohio University
X13 The Rise of Megascience Apr 19 2005 10:45AM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Adrienne Kolb, Fermilab
Y1 New Physics at Colliders Apr 19 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon E Marriott Tampa Waterside	William Carithers, University of California-Berkeley
Y3 Extrasolar Planets Apr 19 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon A/B Marriott Tampa Waterside	Bernard Sadoulet, University of California-Berkeley
Y4 New Hadron Spectroscopies Apr 19 2005 1:30PM Grand Salon C/D Marriott Tampa Waterside	Chris Quigg, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Y7 Particle Decays II Apr 19 2005 1:30PM Room 1 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Steve Nahn, Yale University
Y9 New Ideas in Particle Theory Apr 19 2005 1:30PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Joseph Lykken, Fermilab
Y11 Alchemy of the Heaviest Elements Apr 19 2005 1:30PM Room 7 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Walter Loveland, Oregon State University
Y12 Mini-symposium B: Pentaquarks and Other Exotics I Apr 19 2005 1:30PM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Simon Capstick, Florida State University
Z9 New Ideas in Gravitation and Astrophysics Apr 19 2005 3:30PM Room 5 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Jorge Pullin, Louisiana State University
Z12 Mini-symposium B: Pentaquarks and Other Exotics II Apr 19 2005 3:30PM Room 11 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Simon Capstick, Florida State University
Z13 Nuclear Theory II Apr 19 2005 3:30PM Room 12 Marriott Tampa Waterside	Ruprecht Machleidt, University of Idaho

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