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HSQCD 2004 - Bulletin No. 1
The Workshop "Hadron Structure and QCD" (HSQCD 2004)
is organized by
St. Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute of
Russian
Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg State University,
V.A. Fock Institute of Physics and
St. Petersburg Scientific
Center of Russian Academy of Sciences.
It will be held on May 18-22, 2004 in Repino, a suburb of
St. Petersburg, situated on the coast of the Finsky Bay.
The aim of this workshops is to review the recent progress in
the hadronic physics, QCD, Standard Model
and its generalizations.
The physical topics of the workshop include:
- perturbative QCD, BFKL-
and DGLAP- evolution equations, polarized & nonpolarized parton
distribution functions, small-x physics
- hard diffraction and
Pomeron physics
- heavy ion collisions,
quark-gluon plasma
- nonperturbative QCD,
lattice computations, chiral model of hadrons
- hadron spectroscopy,
exotic states: pentaquark, glueball, etc.
- precision tests of
Standard Model, extensions of Standard Model
This is a preliminary bulletin which will be updated later.
At present we would like to know about your intention to participate
in this workshop and ask you kindly to
register
as soon as possible.
Note, that the
DEADLINE
FOR REGISTRATION:
March 31, 2004
Please, fill application form in
"Visa information" if you need
a Russian visa. Inquire the Russian consulate in your country,
if it needs the original letter of invitation or a fax copy is
sufficient.
Please, indicate also the title of your talk if you intend to present
it. The program committee will select talks for plenary and parallel
sessions.
The conference fee is 250 EUROs for senior participants and
150 EUROs for students, if paid before April 15, 2003.
A 10% late fee will be charged after this date. The conference
fee will cover meal, coffee-breaks, workshop dinner, social events
and workshop proceedings. Accompanying persons will be charged 150 EUROs.
All participants will be accommodated in "Baltiets Holiday Hotel"
located on a Baltic sea shore, in Repino. Plenary and parallel
sessions will be carried out in hotel conference halls.
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