Bulletin of the American Physical Society

APS April Meeting 2015

Volume 60, Number 4

Saturday–Tuesday, April 11–14, 2015; Baltimore, Maryland

Chair Index

B2 Dark Matter I Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Holiday 1	Rouven Essig, SUNY Stonybrook
B3 Invited Session: New Developments in Understanding the R-Process Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Holiday 2	Rebecca Surman, University of Notre Dame
B4 Electroweak Interactions Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Holiday 3	Xiaochao Zheng, University of Virginia
B5 Undergraduate Research - SPS I Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 1	Crystal Bailey, American Physical Society
B6 Hadronic Physics Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 2	Igor Strakovsky, George Washington University
B7 Neutrino Oscillations Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 3	Ke Han, Yale University
B8 Invited Session: Search for New Physics with Atoms, Molecules and Nuclei Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 4	Marianna Safronova, University of Delaware
B9 Invited Session: Thesis Prize Talk Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 5	John Beacom, Ohio State University
B10 Invited Session: The Higgs Boson as a Tool for Discovery Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 6	Haber Howard, University of California, Santa Cruz
B11 Invited Session: Innovative Computing in Relativity Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 7	Evan O'Connor, University of Toronto
B12 Invited Session: Energy Research at ARPA-E Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 8	Valerie Thomas, Georgia Institute of Technology
B13 Tests of General Relativity and Gravitation Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 9	Steven Carlip, University of California, Davis
B14 Pulsar Timing Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 10	Elizabeth Ferrara, NASA
B15 Ultra-Relativistic Heavy Ions Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 11	Justin Frantz, Ohio University
B16 Higgs Physics I Apr 11 2015 10:45AM Key 12	Robin Erbacher, University of California, Davis
C2 Dark Matter II Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Holiday 1	Marcela Carena, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
C3 Invited Session: Neutron Stars and Laboratories for Neutrino, Nuclear and Gravitational Physics Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Holiday 2	Zach Etienne, West Virginia University
C4 Hadron Structure I Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Holiday 3	Howie Haber, University of California, Santa Cruz
C5 Undergraduate Research - SPS II Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 1	Sean Bentley, Society of Physics Students, American Institute of Physics
C6 Fundamental Symmetries I Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 2	Chen-Yu Liu, Indiana University
C7 Gravitational Wave Data Analysis Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 3	Neil Cornish, Montana State University
C8 Invited Session: Excellence in Physics Education Award Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 4	Randall Knight, California Polytechnic State University
C9 Invited Session: High-Energy Transients in the Universe Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 5	Julie McEnery, NASA
C10 Invited Session: DPF Prize Session: Sakurai Prize, Heineman Prize and Primakoff Award Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 6	JoAnne Hewett, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
C11 Invited Session: Frontiers of Computational Cosmology Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 7	Paul Shapiro, University of Texas at Austin
C12 Invited Session: Panel Discussion on Big Science and Challenges Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 8	Pushpalatha Bhat, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
C13 Quantum Gravity I Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 9	Seth Major, Hamilton College
C14 Low Energy Cosmic Rays Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 10	Eun-Suk Seo, University of Maryland
C15 Instrumentation I Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 11	Bogdan Wojtsekhowski, Jefferson Laboratory
C16 Particle Detectors I Apr 11 2015 1:30PM Key 12	Dmitri Denisov, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
E2 Supernovae, Supernova Remnants, and Other Galactic Sources Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Holiday 1	Terri Brandt, NASA
E3 Invited Session: Hard Probes in pA Collisions Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Holiday 2	Anne Sickles, University of Illinois
E4 Instrumentation II Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Holiday 3	Nilanga Liyanage, University of Virginia
E5 Nuclear Structure I Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 1	Con Beausang, University of Richmond
E6 Fundamental Symmetries II Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 2	Jaideep Singh, Michigan State University
E7 Reactor Neutrinos Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 3	Steve Brice, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
E8 Invited Session: Future Facilities: High Intensity Accelerators Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 4	Stuart Henderson, Argonne National Laboratory
E9 Invited Session: It's a Small World After All: Global Opportunities in Physics Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 5	Valerie Gray, College of William and Mary
E10 Invited Session: Indirect Detection of Dark Matter Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 6	Sally Seidel, University of New Mexico
E11 Invited Session: Detecting GWs from the Ground and in Space Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 7	Sarah Gossan, California Institute of Technology
E12 Invited Session: Exploration for Life in the Universe: Implications for Society Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 8	Arian Pregenzer, Sandia National Laboratories
E13 Quantum Gravity II Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 9	Martin Polacek, State University of New York - Stony Brook
E14 Tidal Disruption Events and Compact Object Binaries Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 10	Brad Cenko, NASA
E15 Nuclear Astrophysics I: Reactions Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 11	Michael Wiescher, University of Notre Dame
E16 Particle Detectors II Apr 11 2015 3:30PM Key 12	Michael Tuts, Columbia University
F13 GPMFC Business Meeting Apr 11 2015 5:45PM Key 9	Marianna Safronova, University of Delaware
H2 Dark Matter III Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Holiday 1	Laura Reina, Florida State University
H3 Invited Session: Neutral-Current Parity Violation - From eV to GeV Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Holiday 2	Zheng-Tian Lu, Argonne National Laboratory
H4 Mini-symposium on Partonic Structure beyond Densities: Orbital Motion, Correlations, Fluctuations I Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Holiday 3	Peter Schweitzer, University of Connecticut
H6 Nuclear Astrophysics II: Neutron Stars Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 2	Charles Horowitz, Indiana University
H7 Neutrino Cross Sections and Flux I Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 3	Vadim Rusu, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
H8 Invited Session: Moving Astronomy Education Research Results into Teaching Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 4	Tim Slater, University of Wyoming
H9 Invited Session: Astrophysical and Cosmological Neutrinos Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 5	Lloyd Knox, University of California, Davis
H10 Invited Session: Future Facilities: High Energy Accelerators Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 6	Robin Erbacher, University of California, Davis
H11 Invited Session: GGR Prize Session Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 7	Joey Shapiro Key, University of Texas at Brownsville
H12 Invited Session: How Advanced Computational Resources Enhance Our Understanding of Physics Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 8	Peter Diener, Louisiana State University
H13 Statics and Dynamics in Spacetimes Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 9	Javier Olmedo, Louisiana State University
H14 Cosmology I: Large-Scale Structure, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 10	Cora Dvorkin, University of Chicago
H15 Nuclear Theory Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 11	James Vary, Iowa State University
H16 Strong Interaction and Hadron Physics Apr 12 2015 8:30AM Key 12	Sally Seidel, University of New Mexico
J2 Dark Matter IV Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Holiday 1	Aaron Roodman, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
J3 Nuclear Structure II Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Holiday 2	Christopher Chiara, Army Research Laboratory
J4 Mini-symposium on Partonic Structure beyond Densities: Orbital Motion, Correlations, Fluctuations II Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Holiday 3	Leonard Gamberg, Penn State University
J5 History of Physics Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 1	Robert Crease, Stony Brook University
J6 Research Experiences and Confronting Controversy in Undergraduate Education Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 2	Benjamin Dreyfus, University of Maryland
J7 Neutrino Cross Sections and Flux II Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 3	Mark Messier, Indiana University
J8 Invited Session: International Photon Science Facilities Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 4	Stuart Henderson, Argonne National Laboratory
J10 Invited Session: Exploring the Unknown: High-Energy Collisions Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 6	Marcela Carena, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
J11 Invited Session: Identifying Grand Challenges in Physics Education Research Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 7	Rachel Scherr, Seattle Pacific University
J12 Invited Session: Prize Session: Joseph A. Burton, Leo Szilard and John Wheatley Awards Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 8	Micah Lowenthal, National Academy of Science
J13 Focus Session: Beller Lectureship on Ground Based Gravitational Wave Detection Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 9	Ben Farr, Princeton University
J14 Cosmology II: Early Universe and Inflation Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 10	Robert Caldwell, Dartmouth College
J15 Hadron Structure II Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 11	Bayram Torayn, Old Dominion University
J16 Heavy Quark Physics Apr 12 2015 10:45AM Key 12	Ian Shipsey, University of Oxford
K2 Elementary Particles and Dark Matter Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Holiday 1	Andrea Albert, Stanford University
K3 Invited Session: Neutrino Mass Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Holiday 2	John Wilkerson, University of North Carolina
K4 Mini-symposium on Partonic Structure beyond Densities: Orbital Motion, Correlations, Fluctuations III Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Holiday 3	Harut Avakian, Jefferson Lab
K6 Supporting Minorities in Science, Exploring Learning Environments, and Developing Conceptual Inventories Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 2	Mary Bridget Kustusch, DePaul University
K7 Spacetime Geometry and Cosmology Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 3	Kartik Prabhu, University of Chicago
K8 Invited Session: STEM Education: What's Happening and How to Influence It Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 4	John Stewart, West Virginia University
K9 Invited Session: Astrophysical Black Holes on All Mass Scales Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 5	Grzegorz Madejski, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
K10 Invited Session: Panofsky Prize and Exploring the Unknown with Intense Beams Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 6	Michael Tuts, Columbia University
K11 Invited Session: Beam Physics in Support of Next Generation Facilities Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 7	Jerry Nolen, Argonne National Laboratory
K12 Invited Session: Carbon Capture and Sequestration Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 8	Valerie Thomas, Georgia Institute of Technology
K13 Numerical Relativity: Algorithms and Code Development Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 9	James Healy, Georgia Institute of Technology
K14 High Energy Cosmic Rays Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 10	Dmitri Ivanov, University of Utah
K15 Electro-Magnetic Interactions Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 11	Al Amin Kabir, Kent State University
K16 Dark Matter V Apr 12 2015 1:30PM Key 12	Nathanial Craig, University of California, Santa Barbara
M2 GRBs and Other Transients Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Holiday 1	Sylvia Zhu, University of Maryland
M3 Invited Session: Nuclear Structure of Rare Isotopes Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Holiday 2	David Radford, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
M4 Neutrino Physics and Searches Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Holiday 3	Reyco Henning, University of North Carolina
M6 Identifying and Training Best Practices, Communicating Meaning, and Probing Student Reasoning Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 2	Kimberly Moore, University of Maryland
M7 Gravitational Waveforms from Compact Object Binaries Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 3	Tyson Littenberg, Northwestern University
M9 Invited Session: Windows on the Epoch of Reionization Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 5	Paul Shapiro, University of Texas at Austin
M10 Invited Session: The Oscillating Neutrino Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 6	Karsetn Heeger, Yale University
M11 Invited Session: Quantum Gravity in the 100th Anniversary of General Relativity Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 7	Mirjam Cvetic, University of Pennsylvania
M12 Invited Session: Accelerator Facilities Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 8	Stuart Henderson, Argonne National Laboratory
M13 Gravitation and Astrophysics Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 9	Ben Lackey, Princeton University
M14 General Cosmic Rays Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 10	Elizabeth A. Hays, NASA
M15 Few-Body Systems Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 11	Rocco Schiavilla, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
M16 Electroweak Physics Apr 12 2015 3:30PM Key 12	Tao Han, University of Pittsburgh
Q1 Kavli Foundation Plenary Session II: Our Changing View of the Universe Apr 13 2015 8:30AM Holiday 4-6	Ian Shipsey, Oxford University
R4 Neutrinos - Low Energy I Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Holiday 3	Alan Poon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
R5 Instrumentation and Applications Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 1	Todd Averett, College of William and Mary
R6 Fundamental Symmetries III Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 2	Michael Huber, National Institute of Standards and Technology
R7 Force-Free Electrodynamics and Fluid Models Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 3	Tony Chu, Princeton University
R8 Invited Session: AAPT Research-Based Instruction in Quantum Mechanics Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 4	Dean Zollman, Kansas State University
R9 Invited Session: Understanding Core-Collapse Supernovae from the Inside Out Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 5	John Beacom, Ohio State University
R10 Invited Session: Exploring the Dark Side of the Universe: Progress and Open Questions Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 6	Nicholas Hadley, University of Maryland
R11 Invited Session: 100 Years of General Relativity, 20 Years of GGR: Looking Back and Looking Forward Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 7	Beverly Berger
R12 Invited Session: Three Perspectives on the Supercollider Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 8	Catherine Westfalll, Michigan State University
R13 Gravitational Waveforms and Perturbation Theory Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 9	Scott Field, Cornell University
R14 Missions and Instruments I (General) Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 10	Reshmi Mukherjee, Columbia University
R15 Mini-symposium on New Forces at the GeV Scale and Dark Matter I Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 11	Neal Weiner, New York Unversity
R16 Top Quark Physics Apr 13 2015 10:45AM Key 12	Dmitri Denisov, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
S2 Gravitational Waves and Their Electromagnetic Counterparts Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Holiday 1	Leo Singer, NASA
S3 Invited Session: Astrophysical Reactions Rates via Charge-Exchange and Transfer Techniques Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Holiday 2	Artemis Spyrou, Michigan State University
S4 Neutrinos - Low Energy II Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Holiday 3	Christopher O’Shaughnessy, University of North Carolina
S5 Beam Physics Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 1	James Ellison, Illinois Institute of Technology
S6 Mini-symposium on Recent Results with Cold and Ultracold Neutrons Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 2	Pieter Mumm, National Institute of Standards and Technology
S7 Focus Session: Space-based Gravitational Wave Detection I Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 3	Jeffrey Livas, NASA
S8 Invited Session: Hadron Spectroscopy from JLab to EIC Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 4	Ramona Vogt, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
S9 Invited Session: Cosmic Microwave Background B Modes and Inflation Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 5	Lloyd Knox, University of California, Davis
S10 Invited Session: Instrumentation, Flavor Physics and Apker Award Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 6	Ian Shipsey, Oxford University
S11 Invited Session: Precision Experimental Measurements of Gravitation Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 7	Stephan Schlamminger, National Institute of Standards and Technology
S12 Invited Session: Models of International Partnership I Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 8	Edmond Berger, Argonne National Laboratory
S13 Quantum Gravity and Cosmology Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 9	Paul Andeson, Wake Forest University
S14 Missions and Instruments II (Cosmic Rays and Neutrinos) Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 10	Brenda Dingus, Los Alamos National Laboratory
S15 Mini-symposium on New Forces at the GeV Scale and Dark Matter II Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 11	Natalia Toro, Perimeter Institute
S16 Supersymmetry Searches and Models Apr 13 2015 1:30PM Key 12	Pushpa Bhat, Northern Illinois University
U3 Invited Session: DNP Prize Session Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Holiday 2	Ani Aprahamian, University of Notre Dame
U4 Neutrino Cross Sections and Flux III Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Holiday 3	Kevin McFarland, University of Rochester
U5 Energy Research Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 1	John M. Wilson, Virginia Commonwealth University
U6 Numerical Relativity and Black Hole Binaries Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 2	Bruno Giacomazzo, Universidad de Trento
U7 Focus Session: Space-based Gravitational Wave Detection II Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 3	Ira Thorpe, NASA
U9 Invited Session: Cosmological Parameters and Tensions Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 5	Lloyd Knox, University of California, Davis
U10 Invited Session: Exploring the Standard Model at Colliders Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 6	Laura Reina, Florida State University
U11 Invited Session: Correlated Fermions in Nuclei and Ultra-Cold Atomic Gasses Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 7	Daniel Phillips, Ohio University
U12 Invited Session: Models of International Partnership II Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 8	Maria Spiropulu, California Institute of Technology
U13 Connecting Gravitational Wave Observations with Source Properties Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 9	Jess McIver, University of Massachusetts
U14 Mini-symposium on Future MeV Gamma-Ray Science and MIssions Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 10	Jeremy Perkins, NASA/GSFC
U15 Mini-symposium on New Forces at the GeV Scale and Dark Matter III Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 11	Stepan Stepanyan, Jefferson Lab
U16 Particle Detectors III Apr 13 2015 3:30PM Key 12	Nick Hadley, University of Maryland
W1 Plenary Session III: Probing our Limits of Knowledge Apr 14 2015 8:30AM Holiday 4-6	Deirdre Shoemaker, Georgia Institute of Technology
X2 Cosmic Microwave Background Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Holiday 1	Raphael Flauger, Carnegie Mellon University
X3 Invited Session: Nuclear Scientists and Nuclear Emergency Response Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Holiday 2	Jolie Cizewski, Rutgers University
X4 Nuclear Reactions: Light and Heavy Ions Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Holiday 3	William Walters, University of Maryland
X5 Mini-symposium on Physics of the Cosmos Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 1	Ann Hornschemeier, NASA/GSFC
X6 Binary Black Holes: Spins and Kicks Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 2	Mark Scheel, California Institute of Technology
X7 Alternate Theories of Gravity Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 3	Antoine Klein, University of Mississippi
X8 Invited Session: APS and Public Engagement in Historical Perspective Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 4	Joseph Martin, Michigan State University
X9 Invited Session: Hot Topics in Astrophysics Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 5	Paul Shapiro, University of Texas at Austin
X10 Invited Session: Determining Neutrino Cross Sections Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 6	Robert Bernstein, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
X11 Invited Session: AAPT: What You Need to Know About New AP Physics 1 and 2 Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 7	Gerald Feldman, George Washington University
X12 Invited Session: Forefront Nuclear and Particle Physics Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 8	David Ernst, Vanderbilt University
X13 Post-Newtonian Approximation in General Relativity Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 9	Samuel Gralla, Harvard University
X14 Active Galactic Nuclei and General Astrophysics Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 10	Chris Done, Durham University
X15 Mini-symposium on Optically Pumped Polarized Targets, Sources and Methods I Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 11	Gordon Cates, University of Virginia
X16 Higgs Physics II Apr 14 2015 10:45AM Key 12	Chip Brock, Michigan State University
Y2 Cosmology III: Dark Energy Survey Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Holiday 1	Bhuvnesh Jain, University of Pennsylvania
Y3 Invited Session: The Structure of the Pion Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Holiday 2	Rolf Ent, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
Y4 Neutrino Instrumentation Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Holiday 3	Robert Bernstein, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Y7 Gravitational Self-Force and Orbits Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 3	Eanna Flanagan, Cornell University
Y8 Invited Session: The 5th International Conference on Women in Physics, Reflections and Going Forward Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 4	Susan Blessing, Florida State University
Y9 Invited Session: New Results on Cosmic Rays Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 5	Angela Olinto, University of Chicago
Y10 Invited Session: Hadron Spectroscopy with Heavy Quarks Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 6	Nick Hadley, University of Maryland
Y11 Invited Session: Physical Review Special Topics - PER: Focused Collection on Upper Division PER Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 7	Charles Henderson, Western Michigan University
Y12 Invited Session: History of Relativity Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 8	Sean McWilliams, West Virginia University
Y13 Numerical Relativity: Double Neutron Stars and Black Hole Neutron Stars Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 9	Serguei Ossokine, University of Toronto
Y15 Mini-symposium on Optically Pumped Targets, Sources and Methods II Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 11	Thomas R. Gentile, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Y16 Advances in Particle Theory Apr 14 2015 1:30PM Key 12	JoAnne Hewett, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Z2 Mini-symposium on Cosmology and Dark Energy from the BOSS/SDSS II Galaxy and Quasar Surveys Apr 14 2015 3:30PM Holiday 1	Natalie Roe, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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