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Report from the INT program "Gluons and the quark sea at high energies: distributions, polarization, tomography"

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          The Council of the American Physical Society voted on March 31, 2012 to establish the Herman Feshbach Prize for theoretical nuclear physics. Contribute to the Establishment of the Herman Feshbach Prize for theoretical nuclear physics.

2012 TRIUMF Summer Institute on Fundamental Symmetries and Fundamental Neutron Physics, August 6-17, 2012

Science at the Exascale

Prof. Shina Tan (Georgia Institute of Technology; INT postdoc 2006-2008) has been awarded the 2010 George E. Valley Prize by the APS: "For the exact relations he derived for Strongly Interacting Fermi gases with large scattering length, which are found to be of fundamental importance in cold atom physics."

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Recent Activity at INT:
Gauge Field Dynamics In and Out of Equilibrium
 (INT Program March 5 - April 13, 2012)
Reported by G. Aarts, G.D. Moore, M. Laine
Reported on April 20, 2012
The many-body physics of relativistic non-Abelian gauge theories plays an important role in current heavy ion collision experiments, in the astrophysics of compact stars, as well as in cosmology. Read more...

Extreme Computing and its Implications for the Nuclear Physics/Applied
Mathematics/Computer Science Interface
 (INT Program June 6 - July 8, 2011)
Reported by W. C. Haxton; Organizing Committee: Joe Carlson, George Fuller, Tom Luu, Juan Meza, Tony Mezzacappa, John Negele, Esmond Ng, Steve Pieper, Martin Savage, James Vary, Pavlos Vranas
Reported on December 8, 2011
The program was organized with the goal of keeping the nuclear physics community an active participant in planning for exascale computing. The field has several important applications that are computationally limited, including lattice QCD; various ab initio nuclear structure methods (diagonalization of large sparse shell-model matrices, ... Read more...

Interfaces between Structure and Reactions for Rare Isotopes and Nuclear Astrophysics
 (INT Workshop August 8 - September 2, 2011)
Reported by B. A. Brown (chair), H. Esbensen, P. Danielewicz, J.A. Tostevin
Reported on November 18, 2011
The goal of this INT Program was to identify those problems in the area of theory for reactions with rare isotopes that need to be solved in order to plan experiments for FRIB (the Facility for Rare Isotopes) and in order to understand the experimental results in terms of nuclear structure and applications to nuclear astrophysics.. Read more...

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