The goal of this program is to bring together theorists working on different aspects of precision physics, such as effective field theory, loop corrections and network field theory. The topics discussed are flavor transitions of light and heavy mesons and baryons,beta and double beta nuclear decay, electric dipole moments, baryon number violation, and low-energy parity violation.
The paradigm of prime inflation is currently the most favored by observation, thanks to the results of the Planck satellite. Yet many questions within this paradigm remain, e.g. microphysical nature and number of inflation fields, possible alternative to inflation... In parallel with astronomical observations, a theoretical approach is necessary. This is why these Meetings will allow to federate the theoretical community spread over 7 laboratories, and to initiate new collaborations.
These days constitute a privileged moment of discussion between participants from laboratories and French industrialists. The topics covered are hadron accelerators, lepton accelerators, laser-plasma acceleration, accelerator technology and industrial applications and aspects.
This conference focuses on French contributions to NUSTAR and associated science and contributions to the construction of the FAIR infrastructure. conférence.
Following in the tradition of the Blacksburg Meetings, the ICTT conference aims to bring together researchers from the mathematical, physics and engineering communities working on analytical and computational methods for transport equations. Topics covered by ICTT 2019 include: reactor physics and neutron transport, charged particle and phonon transport, radiative transfer and hydrodynamics, kinetic models for life sciences and classical particles, transport applications in stereology for video and light propagation, and transport applications in stereology.
Since 1991, the Light Cone lecture series has played an important role in the progress of research towards a rigorous description of hadrons and nuclei based on light cone quantification methods. This year's conference highlights various aspects of quantum chromodynamics ranging from hadron physics (proton structure, neutrons...) to heavy ions.
The Nuclear Spectroscopy Instrumentation Network (NuSpIn) promotes mutual coordination between research groups involved in high-resolution gamma-ray spectroscopy. The objective is to strengthen the community of the nuclear structure through exchanges and transfers of knowledge and the reinforcement of synergies between the different active European collaborations.
For the first time, the European strategic committees in charge of particle physics (ECFA committee), nuclear physics (NuPPEC committee) and astroparticle physics (ApPEC committee) are meeting.
The AstroPascal 2019 workshop on astroparticles brings together more than 30 specialists in astrophysics, cosmology and particle physics around the following themes: dark energy and dark matter. The ultimate goal of these meetings is to initiate, continue and finalize research projects in a conducive environment.
