<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ＣＲＣ News No.951：2006年11月24日 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ＣＲＣ会員 各位 ＣＲＣ事務局 宇宙線研支部 ****************＜ 国際研究会 Twenty Years after SN1987A ＞**************** 皆様 来年２００７年は超新星SN1987Aのニュートリノが観測されてから２０年になり、 Twenty Years after SN1987A ========================== What did we learn, what will the next SN tell us? ------------------------------------------------- と題する国際研究会を2007年2月23日から25日にかけて、ハワイ島ワイコロアで 開催します。 以下は会議のSecond Bulletinです。（仮プログラムも添付してあります。） 登録料の割引が２００６年１２月２０日までとなっておりますので、 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 参加を希望される方はなるべく早く登録してください。 中畑雅行 東京大学宇宙線研究所 神岡宇宙素粒子研究施設 Hank Sobel University of Calofornia, Irvine **************************************************************************** Twenty Years after SN1987A ========================== What did we learn, what will the next SN tell us? ------------------------------------------------- February 23, 24 and 25, 2007 Hilton Waikoloa, Hawaii Bulletin 2 ========== 1. General Announcement: ======================== On February 23, 1987, detectors on Earth recorded a pulse of neutrinos emitted by SN1987A. This historic event was the first and only detection of neutrinos from outside of our solar system. We plan a conference at the Hilton Waikoloa near Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii on February 23 to 25, 2007, the 20th anniversary of this event. The conference will review what we have learned about supernovae in the past twenty years and what a future supernova might tell us. Talks are by invitation only. Scientific topics include: the history of SN1987A, theoretical developments in understanding supernovae and their environments, neutrino properties and what supernovae can teach us about them, and present and planned neutrino detectors. Detailed information on the conference is found at the conference web site: http://sn1987a-20th.physics.uci.edu/. Email may be sent to the local organizing committee (LOC) at: sn1987a [at] suketto.icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp 2. Preliminary Scientific Program: ================================== The preliminary program of the conference is attached at the end of this bulletin. It is also available on the conference web site. 3. Poster Session: ================== There will be a poster session; the subject of the poster must be relevant to the conference theme. If you wish to make such a presentation please submit an abstract to the LOC. They will supply you with the details of space and mounting after the poster is accepted. 4. Registration: ================ Registration is via the conference web site. Please register as soon as possible. Conference registration includes coffee breaks and the conference banquet. There is a 75 dollar cancellation fee for cancellations made prior to February 15, 2007. Cancellations made after February 15, 2007 are non-refundable. Registration Fees are as Follows: --------------------------------- * Standard Registration (before December 20, 2006): 350 dollar * Late Conference Registration (December 21, 2006 - February 15, 2007) - 400 dollar * On-Line Conference Registration will close on February 15, 2007. * On-Site Registration (after February 15, 2007) - 450 dollar Registration will take place at the Waikoloa Promenade from 5:00 to 6:00 PM each evening starting on Feb. 22. The conference will begin on the morning on Feb. 23. All sessions will be in the hotel in the Waikoloa 2 facility. 5. Accommodations: ================== The conference will take place on the Big Island of Hawaii at the Hilton Waikoloa Village resort. A block of rooms has been reserved for conference attendees at the Hilton Waikoloa at the government rate of 150 dollar/nt, single or double occupancy. This rate is exclusive of tax (currently estimated at 11.41%). Additional roommates are 45 dollar each plus tax. Children under 18 are free if they use existing bed space in the room. Breakfast is not included in the room rate. To obtain the special conference rate, reservations must be made through the conference website. Reservations must be accompanied by a valid credit card number and expiration date to hold as a deposit on your room. Your card will not be pre-charged unless you cancel within the penalty period or you do not arrive as scheduled. The deadline for reserving rooms is January 17, 2007, based on availability. Please make your hotel reservations as soon as possible. 6. Transportation to the Hilton Waikoloa Village: ================================================= Independent taxies, a Hilton shuttle and rental cars are available. For more details please visit the web page 7. Mauna Kea Tour: ================== We are planning an excursion to the observatories on Mauna Kea, on the afternoons of 22 February and 26 February, the day before and the day after the conference. Your choice of whether or not you would like to join this tour and your preferred tour day is requested on the reservation webpage. 8. Miscellaneous: ================= On October 15, 2006 an earthquake of magnitude 6.6 occurred a few miles off the Island of Hawaii. The Hotel reports that there was no significant damage or injuries and that all operations were normal by the next day. ********************************** Scientific Program (Preliminary) ********************************** -------------- Friday Feb. 23 -------------- I. History of SN1987a ===================== Kamiokande Masatoshi Koshiba (U. of Tokyo) IMB Jack Vander Velde (U. of Michigan) BAKSAN E. N. Alexeyev (INR) LSD Oscar Saavedra (INFN) Optical history of SN1987A after explosion Nicholas Suntzeff (Texas A&M) X-Ray history of SN1987A after explosion Yasuo Tanaka (Max-Planck, Garching) Progenitor of SN1987A P. Podsiadlowski (U. of Oxford) Summary of particle physics lessons from SN1987A Georg Raffelt (MPI-Munich) Summary of astrophysics from 1987A David Arnett (U. of Arizona) (*) II. Current Understanding of Supernovae ======================================== Compact objects; neutron stars, black holes James Lattimer (SUNY, Stony Brook) ----------------- Saturday Feb. 24 ----------------- Multi-Dimensional Mechanisms of Core-Collapse Supernova Explosions Adam Burrows (U. of Arizona) (*) Neutrino transport and numerical simulation of the burst A. Mezzacappa (Oak Ridge) Equation of state and nuclear physics in the burst Shoichi Yamada (Waseda U.) Systematic study of supernova burst (spherical simulation with multi-dimensional simulation) Hans Thomas Janka (MPI- Garching) SNII rate estimates in our and nearby galaxies Shin'ichiro Ando (Caltech) Neutrino Flavor Transformation in Supernovae: Shock Re-Heating, the r-Process, and the Neutrino Signal George Fuller (UCSD) Particle physics with the SN neutrino burst Alexei Smirnov (ICTP) Supernovae and GRB's Alexander Heger (LANL/UCSC) Relic SN neutrinos Gary Steigman (Ohio State U.) SN early warning detection of neutrinos Alec Habig (U. Minnesota, Duluth) AstroAlert: Amateurs and the Next Supernova Rick Fienberg (Sky & Telescope) Silicon burning neutrinos Andrzej Odrzywolek(Jagiellonian U.) SN and life on Earth Adrian Melott (U. of Kansas) -------------- Sunday Feb. 25 -------------- III. Current and Future detectors and their capabilities for SN data ==================================================================== Super-Kamiokande TBA KamLAND Petr Vogel (Caltech) LVD Walter Fulgione (INFN and INAF) ICECUBE Lutz Koepke (U. of Mainz) SNO+ and other projects related to supernova detection at SNOLab Clarence J. Virtue (Laurentian U.) GADZOOKS Mark Vagins (UCI) Gravity wave detectors Erik Katsavounidis (MIT) Future large volume scintillation detectors Franz von Feilitzsch (T.U. Munich) Future large volume liquid argon detectors Andre Rubbia (ETH Zurich) Future large volume water Cherenkov detectors Yoichiro Suzuki (ICRR) Understanding Supernovae: From Forensics to the Future John Beacom (Ohio State U.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- (*) To be confirmed ============================================================================ International Advisory Committee -------------------------------- John Beacom (Ohio State U.) Venya Berezinsky (INFN, Gran Sasso) Adam Burrows (U. of Arizona) Sterling Colgate (LANL) Maurice Goldhaber (BNL) Wick Haxton (U. of Washington) Hans Thomas Janka (MPI Garching) Manfred Lindner (T.U. Munich) Art McDonald (Queen痴 Univ.) Kenichi Nomoto (U. of Tokyo) Katsuhiko Sato (U. of Tokyo) Gary Steigman (Ohio State U.) Atsuto Suzuki (KEK) Yoichiro Suzuki (ICRR) Yoji Totsuka (U. of Tokyo) Craig Wheeler (U. of Texas, Austin) Lincoln Wolfenstein (CMU) Stan Woosley (UCSC) Local Organization Committee: ----------------------------- Masayuki Nakahata (ICRR) Co-chair Hank Sobel (UCI) Co-chair Yoshiyuki Fukuda (MUE) Yusuke Koshio (ICRR) William Kropp (UCI) Rolf Peter Kudritzki (UH) John Learned (UH) Yoshihisa Obayashi (ICRR) Sandip Pakvasa (UH) Kate Scholberg (Duke) Michael Smy (UCI) Atsushi Takeda (ICRR) Yasuo Takeuchi (ICRR) Mark Vagins (UCI) The conference is sponsored by the Kamioka Observatory (ICRR, University of Tokyo), the University of California, Irvine, and the University of Hawaii. ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝