Programme

Wednesday, December 3, 2003

“We have already got an annus mirabilis”

Chairman: S. Bilenky (JINR, Dubna)

09.15 Welcome

09.30 A.Y. Smirnov (INR of RAS, Moscow & ICTP, Trieste)

Neutrinos

10.00 V. Rusu (University of Pennsylvania)

The Impact of the SNO Results

10.20 G.A. Horton-Smith (California Institute of Technology, Pasadena)

KamLAND Status and Prospects

10.40 Y. Koshio (ICRR, University of Tokyo)

Solar Neutrinos in SK

11.00 Coffee Break

Chairman: J. Schneps (Tufts University)

11.30 E. Bellotti (University of Milano)

The Gallium Observatory

11.50 G.P. Bellini (University of Milano)

The Status and the Physics Expectations of the Borexino Experiment

12.10 D.O. Caldwell (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Solar Neutrino Flux Variability

12.30 V. Berezinsky (LNGS)

Oscillation of Mirror Neutrinos in Solar and High Energy Physics

13.00 Lunch

“What comes next?”

Chairman: E. Coccia (LNGS)

14.30 S. Petkov (SISSA/INFN & INRNE, Sofia)

Neutrino Masses and Mixing and the Nature of Massive Neutrinos

15.00 F.T. Avignone (University of South Carolina)

Double Beta Decay: Selected Next Generation Proposals

15.30 I. Krivosheina (Max-Planck-Institut, Heidelberg)

GENIUS-TF and GENIUS - A New Generation of Ge Detectors for Exotic Physics

15.50 K. Okumura (University of Tokyo)

SK Atmospheric Neutrinos Results

16.10 P. Lipari (INFN, Roma “La Sapienza”)

Atmospheric Neutrino Oscillations and Accelerator Experiments

16.40 Coffee Break

Chairman: Y. Déclais (LAPP, Annecy-le-Vieux)

17.10 I. Kreslo (University of Bern)

OPERA

17.30 R. Dolfini (University of Pavia)

ICARUS

17.50 N. Tagg (University of Oxford)

MINOS

18.10 R. Voss (CERN)

Gulf of Taranto

18.40 End of the Session

Thursday, December 4, 2003

“Which way?”

Chairman: D. Haidt (DESY)

09.00 M. Lindner (University of Munich)

The Path to Measuring q₁₃, Matter Effects and Leptonic CP Violation

09.30 J. Bouchez (CEA/DAPNIA)

New Experimental Options on the q₁₃ Measurements

10.00 G. Feldman (Harvard University)

NuMI off-axis

10.30 K. Nishikawa (Kyoto University)

Neutrino Experiment at J-PARC

11.00 Coffee Break

Chairman: S. Katsanevas (IN2P3/CNRS)

11.30 H. de Kerret (PCC – Collège de France)

Reactor Experiments: Systematic Errors and Background

11.55 L. Oberauer (Technical University Munich)

LENA: Low Energy Neutrino Astronomy

12.20 S. Choubey (SISSA)

Solar Neutrino Oscillation Parameters in Experiments with Reactor Anti-Neutrinos

12.40 P. Migliozzi (INFN, Napoli)

Complementarity of Terrestrial Neutrino Experiments in Searching for q₁₃

13.00 Lunch

“An ultimate goal”

Chairman: E. Iarocci (University of Roma “La Sapienza”)

14.30 H. Minakata (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

New Views on the Problem of CP Violation

15.00 A. Rubbia (ETH, Zurich)

Accelerator Experiments for CP Violation

15.30 H. Haseroth (CERN)

Superbeam and Neutrino Factories. Status of R&D and Plans for Technological Selections

16.00 A. Marchionni (FERMILAB)

About Detectors

16.30 Coffee Break

Chairman: M. Aguilar-Benítez (CIEMAT)

17.00 A. Blondel (University of Geneva)

MICE

17.30 R. Raja (FNAL)

Status of Neutrino Factory R&D within the Muon Collaboration

18.00 M. Mezzetto (INFN, Padova)

Beta Beam and CP

18.20 N. Mavromatos (King’s College, London)

CPT Violation: Cosmological and Quantum Gravity Effects and their Phenomenology

18.40 End of the Session

Friday, December 5, 2003

“What can we learn?”

Chairman: J. Panman (CERN)

09.00 W.G. Scott (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory)

Status of Tri-Bimaximal Mixing

09.20 E. Ma (University of California, Riverside)

Neutrinos with Z₃ Symmetry and New Charged-Lepton Interactions

09.40 C. Bemporad (University of Pisa)

Lepton Number Violation and Neutrino Oscillations

10.10 A. Bottino (University of Torino)

Neutrinos and Dark Matter

10.40 Coffee Break

Chairman: J. Fry (University of Wisconsin)

11.10 S. Pascoli (UCLA)

Pulsar Velocities and Dark Matter from a Sterile Neutrino

11.35 P. Di Bari (IFAE, University Autonoma of Barcelona)

Leptogenesis and Neutrino Mixing Data

12.05 S. Bludman (DESY)

Smooth Energy: Cosmological Constant or Quintessence?

12.30 A. Vilenkin (Tufts University)

Anthropic Prediction for Neutrino Masses

13.00 Lunch

“Finding the way”

14.30 Round Table on: “Workshop Conclusion and Plans for Future Work”

Chairman: N. Cabibbo

H. Haseroth, M. Lindner, L. Maiani, H. Minakata, K. Nishikawa, K. Peach,

M. Spiro and S. Wojcicki

17.30 Coffee Break

18.00 N. Cabibbo (University of Roma “La Sapienza”)

Conclusions

18.40 End of the Workshop