Final Program (Nov. 11, 2003)

9:30--10:15

Opening (10)

Review and Scope : G. J. Mathews*(35)

---ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF MATTER IN BRANE-WORLD COSMOLOGY---

10:15--11:20

1. Big Bang Cosmology and Primordial Nucleosynthesis (65)

A. Coc* : Updated Big Bang Nucleosynthesis compared to WMAP observations and the abundance of light elements (30)

K. Ichiki : Decaying Cold Dark Matter and Cosmological Microwave Background Anisotropies (15)

K. Kohri : Hadronic decay of SUSY particle and destruction of light elements (20)

11:20--11:35

Tea time (15min.)

11:35--12:35

2. Observations: X-Rays, Cosmic Rays and Meteoritic Anomalies (145)

R. Diehl* : Nuclear Astrophysics with the INTEGRAL Observatory (30)

S. Amari* : Probing the Galactic chemical evolution of Si and Ti with presolar SiC grains (30)

12:35--13:25

Lunch time (50min.)

13:25--14:50

K. Matsushita* : XMM observations of metal abundances in the intracluster medium (30)

F. Primas* : Chemical Signatures of the First Stellar Generations (30)

Y. Ishimaru : What do metal-poor stars tell?: Origin of O--Zn and r-process elements (25)

14:50--16:10

3. Weak Interaction, Neutrinos, dark matter (80)

B. Balantekin* : Neutrino Experiments and Implications for r-process Nucleosynthesis (30)

H. Ejiri* : Prospective of double beta Experiments and Neutrons (30)

Y. Inoue : Current status of Tokyo dark matter experiment (20)

16:10--16:30

Tea time (20min.)

16:30--17:25

4. Evolution and Nucleosynthesis in Stars, and cross sections - hydro static burning (220)

R. Tribble*：Recent Results for proton capture S factors from measurements of Asymptotic Normalization Coefficients (30)

T. Nakamura** : Neutron Capture Cross Section of 14C Studied by Intermediate-Energy Coulomb Dissociation (25)

17:25--18:20

short talks for poster presentations (55min.)

18:30--20:00

welcome party

Nov. 18

9:00--10:40

H. Umeda* : Pop III black-hole-forming supernovae and the abundance pattern of extremely Fe-poor stars (30)

T. Ohkubo : Evolution, Explosion, and Nucleosynthesis of Pop III Super-Massive Stars (15)

C. Spitaleri**：The Trojan Horse Method in Nuclear Astrophysics (25)

N. Iwamoto* : s-Process in Metal-Poor Massive Stars (30)

10:40--11:00

Tea time (20 min.)

11:00--11:40

T. Hayakawa : 186Re isomer contribution to 187Re-187Os cosmochronometer (20)

T. Shima : Direct Measurement of the E1 and E2 Cross Sections of the 12C(alpha,gamma)16O Reaction at Ec.m. =1.3-1.5MeV (20)

11:40--12:10

5. Nuclear data and Nuclear Physics (135)

W. Nazarewiz* : Microscopic Nuclear Structure Relevant to Nuclear Astrophysics (30)

12:10--13:00

Lunch time (50 min.)

13:00--14:00

RIKN,CNS Tour

14:00--15:45

P. Descouvemont* : Theoretical models in nuclear astrophysics (30)

P. Moller* : Global Calculations of Fission Barriers and Beta-Decay Properties of Neutron-Rich Nuclei (30)

K. Morita** : Synthesis of Super Heavy Elements(25)

K. Ogata : Determination of S17 based on CDCC analysis of ⁸B dissociation (20)

15:45--16:05

Tea time (20 min.)

6. Novae, Supernovae, and Explosive Nucleosynthesis, GRB Models and Nuclearphysics parameters (330)

16:05--18:35

S. Wanajo* : The r-process in supernova explosions from the collapse of ONeMg cores (30)

T. Yamasaki : Effects of Rotation on the Propagation of Supernova Shock and Nucleosynthesis (20)

S. Nishimura* : Experimental study of r-Process nuclei and the future at RIBF (30)

H. Ishiyama : Direct measurements of the astrophysical (alpha, n) and (p, n) reaction cross sections of light neutron-rich nuclei by using low-energy RNBs (20)

N. Tominaga : The model of Type Ic Hypernova SN2003dh/GRB030329 (15)

S. Inoue : The ``Dark Side'' of Gamma-Ray Bursts and Implications for Nucleosynthesis of Light and Heavy Elements (20)

S. Fujimoto : Nucleosynthesis inside gamma-ray burst accretion disks (15)

18:35--

Poster session

Nov. 19

9:00--10:30

M. Smith* : Stellar Explosion Studies with Radioactive Beams at ORNL (30)

M. Notani : Direct Measurement of the Astrophysical Reaction ¹⁴O(alpha,p)¹⁷F (20)

T. Teranishi** : Elastic resonance scattering of 23Mg+p (25)

Y. Shimizu : Resonance States in $^{22}$Mg, $^{26}$Si for Reaction Rates (15)

10:30--10:55

Tea time (25 min.)

10：55--12：30

S. Bishop : The ²¹Na(p,gamma) ²²Mg Reaction from E_CM = 200 to 850 KeV in Explosive Stellar Events (20)

J. He : Elastic scattering of ²²Mg and ²¹Na RI beams on an H target (15)

M. Terasawa* : Neutrino Effects before, during and after the Freezeout of the r-Process Nucleosynthesis (30)

S. Nagataki* : High-Energy Neutrinos Produced by Interactions of Relativistic Protons in Shocked Pulsar Wind (30)

12:30--13:30

Lunch time (60 min.)

13:30--14:50

7. Nuclear Equation of State and Neutron Stars (80)

C. H. Hyun : Neutron star matter with in-medium meson mass (20)

T. Tatsumi : Screening effect at Quark-Hadron Mixed Phase (20)

K. Oyamatsu : Equation of State of Nuclear Matter, Neutron Rich Nuclei in Laboratories, and Pasta Nuclei in Neutron Star Crusts (20)

T. Maruyama : Coulomb screening effect on the nuclear-pasta structure (20)

14:50--15:20

Tea time (30 min.)

15:20--17:05　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

8. Stellar Abundance, Galactic Chemical Evolution and Nucleo-Cosmochronology (105)

W. Aoki* : Measurements of Li and Eu isotope abundances in metal-deficient stars (30)

S. Honda : Spectroscopic Studies of r-process Elements in Very Metal-Poor Stars with Subaru/HDS (20)

K. Nakamura : Roles of Relativistic Supernova Ejecta in Nucleosynthesis of Light Elements, Li, Be, B (15)

T. Yoshida : Light Element and r-Process Element Syntheses through the v-Process in Supernova Explosions (20)

K. Otsuki : Constraints on Globular Cluster Formation and Evolution from Mg Isotope Ratios and r-Process Elemental Abundances (20)

**The time allocated in the program are including discussion time of 5 min.**

Posters Presentation;

1. V. Costa : The weak component of the s-process: the role of overshooting

2. T. Gomi : Coulomb Dissociation of 23Al - Study of the 22Mg(p,g)23Al Reaction -

3. M. Hidai : Preliminary Analyses of Oxygen Abundances in Halo Stars

4. C. Ishizuka : Supernova explosion energy and composition with relativistic EoS including hyperon

5. J. S. Lange : Possible Implications of RHIC Results for the Big Bang

6. J. Y. Moon : Study of proton resonances in 26Si and 27P by the elastic scattering of 1H(25Al, p)25Al, 1H(26Si, p)26Si

7. T. Nozawa : Dust Formation and Evolution in the Early Universe

8. M. G. Pellegriti : Quasi-free proton-proton elastic scattering in the THM framework

9. T. Sasaki : Reaction Sensitivity of r-Process Nucleosynthesis

10. M. Segawa : Neutron experiment for the study of Re/Os cosmochronometer

11. T. Suda : Nucleosynthesis in Extremely Metal Poor Stars and the Origin of the Most Metal-poor Star HE0107-5240

12. S. Sukhoruchkin : THE COMBINED STUDY OF NUCLEAR MASSES AND EXCITATIONS

13. K. Takahisa : Nuclear responses for double beta neutrinos and double spin isospin resonances by using of the heavy ion reaction

14. A. Takeda : NEWAGE project -dark matter detection with an advanced gaseous tracking device-

15. N. Takibayev : Particularities of nucleogenesis at early stage of the Universe evolution

16. Y. Tchuvilsky : Structural Forbiddenness of Heavy Fusion and Nucleosynthesis in Iron Maximum Region

17. G. Thiamova : SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF STRUCTURE OF NEUTRON-RICH CARBON ISOTOPES WITH THE ANTISYMMETRIZED MOLECULAR DYNAMICS PLUS GENERATOR COORDINATE METHOD

18. Y. Togano : Study of the 26Si(p,gamma)27P reaction via the Coulomb dissociation

19. A. Tumino : The Trojan Horse Method applied to the astrophysically relevant proton capture reactions on Li isotopes

20. S. Yoshida : Neutron Skin and Equation of State in Asymmetric Nuclear Matter

Poster presentation with no oral presentation:

21. N. Iwamoto : p-Process Nucleosynthesis in Core Collapse Supernovae

22. T. Maruyama : Kaon condensation and the structured mixed phase

23. M. Smith : Recent Nuclear Astrophysics Data Activities at ORNL

24. S. Sukhoruchkin : COMPILATIONS OF RESONANCE PARAMETERS IN REACTIONS WITH NEUTRONS AND CHARGED PARTICLES

25. M. Terasawa : What is the real origin of presolar-Nova grain?

26. T. Yoshida : Supernova Mixing Models for Isotopic Ratios of Presolar Grains