LP 2001 Abstract Submission
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I am calling for submission of abstracts for LP. Please follow the
instructions exactly.

Deadlines: 
	 27 April - Submission of abstract to Iain Bertram
	  1 May   - Submission of abstracts to LP
	  1 June  - papers submitted to Iain bertram for checking
	 15 June  - Submission of Papers to LP  

 All submitted abstracts will be available form the web page:
 http://www-d0.fnal.gov/~bertram/EPS_2001/eps_2001_abs.html


1/ Prepare and abstract for EPS 2001, if you have not done so already
 (see instructions
 http://www-d0.fnal.gov/~bertram/EPS_2001/Instructions.txt).

2/ Choose the session which best represents you results from the
 session list attached at the end of these instructions. For example,
 high PT jets belongs in session S7 QCD phenomenology.

3/ If you cannot prepare a paper and do not want to submit the
 abstract to LP 2001 please inform Iain bertram immediately.

4/ Submit all of the above information to Iain Bertram as soon as
 possible.

5/ Instructions on the preparation of papers will follow shortly. In
 general if you have a publication already this does not concern you.

Iain Bertram



PRELIMINARY LP01 PROGRAM 
S1   Monday, 23 July, morning   B physics, I 
 BaBar results on CP violation 
 Belle results on CP violation 
 Theory of CP violation in B-mesons 

S2   Monday, 23 July, afternoon B physics, II 
 CLEO results: B decays, CP violation 
 Belle B decay results 
 BaBar B decay results 

S3   Monday, 23 July, afternoon         Kaon Physics 
  KTeV results: e'/e and rare decays 
  Na48 results: e'/e and rare decays 
  KLOE results 

S4   Tusday, 24 July, morning   Heavy Quark Physics I 
  Highlights in charm-tau physics 
  Quark masses and weak couplings in the SM and beyond 

S5   Tusday, 24 July, morning   Heavy Quark Physics II 
 Heavy flavors: theory vs experiment 
 Rare decays: theory vs experiment 

S6   Tusday, 24 July, afternoon Hadron Machines 
 Tevatron: recent results, present status and future prospects 
 Quark gluon plasma: recent advances 

S7   Tusday, 24 July, afternoon QCD Phenomenology 
  QCD at high energy 
  Phenomenology from lattice QCD 
  Chiral Lagrangians 

S8   Thursday, 26 July, morning Hadronic structure I 
  Proton and photon structure 
  Low x physics 
  Diffractive phenomena 

S9   Thursday, 26 July, morning Hadronic structure II 
  Polarized structure functions 
  Light hadron spectroscopy: experiment and theory 

S10  Thursday, 26 July, afternoon       EW physics and beyond I 
  Review of final LEP results 
  Beyond the Standard Model 

S11  Thursday, 26 July, afternoon       EW physics and beyond II 
  The Higgs puzzle: experiment and theory 
  The muon anomaly: experiment and theory 
  Searches for new particles 

S12  Friday, 27 July, morning   Neutrinos I 
 Results from SuperKamiokande 
 Results from K2K 
 Results from SNO 

S13  Friday, 27 July, morning   Neutrinos II 
 Experimental review of neutrino physics 
 Theory of neutrino masses and mixing 

S14  Friday, 27 July, afternoon Cosmology and Astrophysics 
  Dark Matter Searches 
  Neutrino astronomy, gamma ray bursts, and highest energy cosmic rays 
  Highlights in cosmology 

S15  Friday, 27 July, afternoon Future High Energy Facilities 
  LHC machine program 
  e+e- Colliders 
  Muon storage rings and neutrino factories 

S16  Saturday, 28 July, morning Closing session 
 ICFA 
 IUPAP 
 Superstrings, duality, large extra dimensions 
 Unification, proton decay and baryogenesis 
 Summary talk