Please contact the conveners if you would like to give a talk or submit a poster for the poster session. Please cc your email with the abstract to [email protected]
Conveners
Hadronic final states in high-pT QCD
Chunhui Chen <[email protected]>
Davison Soper <[email protected]>
Higgs and related topics
Radja Boughezal <[email protected]>
Bruce Mellado <[email protected]>
Multiparticle dynamics in soft QCD and correlations
Rick Field <[email protected]>
Nick Van Remortel <[email protected]>
Proton structure, small and large x physics
Cynthia Keppel <[email protected]>
Anna Stasto <[email protected]>
Forward physics and Diffraction
Katarzyna Wichmann <[email protected]>
Laszlo JENKOVSZKY <[email protected]>
Alan White <[email protected]>
High pT QCD calculations and particle production
Michael Schmitt <[email protected]>
Alexander Paramonov <[email protected]>
Phase diagrams of strongly interacting matter
Owe Philipsen <[email protected]>
Nu Xu <[email protected]>
Multiparticle aspects of high-density systems in heavy ion collisions
Piotr Bozek <[email protected]>
Edward Sarkisyan-Grinbaum <[email protected]>
Multiparticle aspects of physics beyond the SM
LianTao Wang <[email protected]>
Simona Rolli <[email protected]>
Eva Halkiadakis <[email protected]>
Heavy-ion collisions
David Hofman <[email protected]>
Thorsten Renk <[email protected]>
Nestor Armesto <[email protected]>
Particle astrophysics
Francis Halzen <[email protected]>
Salman Habib <[email protected]>
Soft QCD
Viacheslav Kuvshinov <[email protected]>
General information
The International Symposium on Multiparticle Dynamics (ISMD) is a major international high-energy conference which attracts participants (theorists and experimentalists) with a common interest in reactions involving a large number of particles. The XLIII International Symposium on Multiparticle Dynamics will be organized in September 2013 by the HEP ANL division together with the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT, Chicago) and Northwestern University (Chicago). The goal is to provide a truly international forum for discussion and presentations of recent experimental results from the LHC, Tevatron and other experiments as well as new developments in theory. ISMD symposiums typically involve about 120 participants and include about 60-70 plenary presentations with a good balance between experimental and theoretical talks spread over 5 1/2 days. The Symposium will comprise several sessions, with each session started by an overview talk and followed by topical contributions. The following sessions are planned: "High-pT QCD", "High-pT electroweak physics" (including Higgs), "Soft QCD”, "Diffraction" and "Heavy-ion collisions". Special session will be held with overview talks on the "Intensity Frontier" and Snowmass2013