April 29th: CKM Unitarity Triangle and CP Violation "Welcome", Monica Tecchio (University of Michigan)8.30-9.00 am: Breakfast Session 1A: Introduction to Kaon Physics chair: Myron Campbell 09.00-09.35 am: "Kaon physics from 30,000 feet and other perspectives", Laurence Littenberg (Brookhaven National Laboratory) 09.35-10.10 am: Theory Opening Talk, Benjamin Grinstein (University of California San Diego) 10.10-10.45 am: "Lattice QCD and Kaon Physics", Jack Laiho (Syracuse University) 10.45-11.10 am: Break Session 1B: Constraints on Unitary Triangle chair: Myron Campbell 11.10-11.35 am: "Constraints On Unitarity Triangle: Theory", Federico Mescia (University of Barcelona) 11.35-12.10 am: "LHCb Constraint on the Unitarity Triangle", Cristina Lazzeroni (University of Birmingham) Lunch: 12:10 - 1:30 PM Session 1C: CP Violation and CPT Tests chair: Peter Cooper 01.30-02.00 pm: "CP Violation and the Origin of Matter", Boris Kayser (FNAL) 02.00-02.25 pm: "Recent KLOE results on kaon branching ratios", Patrizia De Simone (INFN Frascati) 02.25-02.50 pm: "Search for CPT and Lorentz symmetry violation in neutral kaons at KLOE/KLOE-2", Antonio De Santis (University of Rome "Sapienza") 02.50-03.10 pm: "Direct test of time-reversal symmetry and in the entangled neutral kaon system at a $\phi$-factor", Antonio Di Domenico (University of Rome "Sapienza") 3.10-3.30 pm: Break Session 1D: Kaon Physics Beyond the Standard Model 04.20-04.45 pm: "Measurement of the Ratio of Charged Kaon Leptonic Decay Rates", Giuseppe Ruggiero (CERN) 04.45-05.10 pm: "NA62 Prospects for Forbidden Kaon and Pion Decay Modes" Matthew Moulson (Frascati National Laboratory) 05.10-05.35 pm: "Searches for New Physics with the TREK Detector", Steffen Strauch (University of South Carolina) 5.45-6.45 pm: Poster Session April 30th: Kaon Decays 8.30-9.00 am: Breakfast "Announcements", Monica Tecchio (University of Michigan) Session 2A: Delta S=1 Charged Currents: Kaons vs. Taus chair: Robert Tschirhart 09.00-09.25 am: "Measurements of |Vus| from Tau Decays", Ian Nugent (RWTH Aachen) 09.25-09.50 am: "Kpi Form Factors and Determination of IVusI from Tau Decays", Emilie Passemar (Los Alamos National Laboratory) 09.50-10.15 am: "High Precision Measurement of the Form Factors of the Semileptonic Decays K+- to pi0 I+- nu (KI3) at NA48/2", Mauro Raggi (Frascati National Laboratory) 10.15-10.40 am: "Determination of Vus: Recent Input from the Lattice", Vittorio Lubicz (University of Rome 3) 10.40-11.00 am: Break Session 2B: Rare and Radiative Decays chair: Robert Tschirhart 11:00-11.25 am: "Prospects for the Calculation of Rare Kaon Decay Amplitudes from Lattice Simulations", Chris Sachrajda (University of Southampton) 11.50-12.15 pm: "Theory of rare and radiative kaon decays", Giancarlo D'Ambrosio (INFN Napoli) Lunch: 12:15 - 1:15 PM Session 2C: Pi-Pi Scattering and Low Energy QCD Predictions chair: Marc Knecht 01.15-01.45 pm: "Dispersive approach to Isospin Breaking in pi-pi scattering", Sebastien Descotes-Genon (LPT Orsay) 01.45-02.10 pm: "Inclusion of isospin breaking effects in lattice calculations", Antonin Portelli (University of Southampton) 02.10-02.35 pm: "Atoms consisting of π+π-, K+π- or K-π+, as a tool to check precise "Low Energy QCD" predictions", Leonid Nemenov (CERN JINR) 02:35-03.00 pm: "Low Energy QCD Measurement with NA48/2 at CERN", Brigitte Bloch-Devaux (University of Turin) 3.00-3.30 pm: Break Session 2D: Non Leptonic Decays and Chiral Perturbation Theory Tests chair: Marc Knecht 03.30-04.00 pm: "Non Leptonic Kaon Decays, ChPT tests and New Physics", ChPT tests and : Oscar Cata (Munich University) 04.00-04.25 pm: "Convergence issues in ChPT: a lattice perspective", Stephan Durr (IAS Julich and Wuppertal University) 04.25-04.50 pm: "Study of the Ke4 (K+- to pi0 pi0 e+- nu) decay with NA48/2 at CERN", Brigitte Bloch-Devaux (University of Turin) 04.50-05.15 pm: "Nonleptonic Kaon Decays from Lattice QCD", Norman Christ (Columbia University) 05.15-05.40 pm: "Study of the Rare Decay K+- to pi+- gamma gamma at NA48/2 and NA62", Cristina Lazzeroni (University of Birmingham) 6.00-8.00 pm: Conference Dinner May 1st: Future Prospects and Closing 8.30-9.00 am: Breakfast "Final Remarks", Monica Tecchio (University of Michigan) chair: Taku Yamanaka 09.00-09.20 am: "The NA62 Experiment at CERN: Status of the Construction", Ferdinand Hahn (CERN) 09.20-09.40 am: "Status and Prospects for K+ -> pi+ nu nubar observation at CERN", Giuseppe Ruggiero (CERN) 09.40-10.00 am: "KOTO Detector Status", Takahiko Masuda (Kyoto University) 10.00-10.20 am: "Status and Future Prospects for the KOTO Experiment", Manabu Togawa (Osaka University) 10.20-10.40 am: "Orka, The Golden Kaon Experiment: Precision Measurement of K->pi nu nu_bar and other Ultra-rare Processes", Elizabeth Worcester (Brookhaven National Laboratory) 10.40-11.00 am: "Kaons at Project X", David Jaffe (Brookhaven National Laboratory) 11.00-11.15 am: Break Session 3B: Closing Remarks chair: Taku Yamanaka 11.15-11.45 am: "Experimental Summary", Massimo Lenti (INFN Firenze) 11.45-12.15 pm: "KAON 2013: A View of Kaons from the Lattice", Robert Mawhinney (Columbia University) 12.15-12.45 pm: "Theory Review", Gerhard Buchalla (Munich University) |
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