2008 April Sorting Categories
Please use these sorting categories when submitting contributed papers:
A. ASTROPHYSICS
A1. Gamma-ray Bursts
A2. Diffuse Emission from the Galaxy
A3. Gamma-ray Point Sources in the Galaxy
A4. Active Galactic Nuclei
A5. Isolated galaxies & clusters
A6. Deep Surveys
A7. Galactic Accreting Binaries
A8. Isolated Pulsars
A9. Supernova Remnants
A10. Interstellar Medium
A11. Stars
A12. Neutrino Astronomy
A13. Gravitational Wave Astronomy
A14. Cosmic Rays
A15. Cosmology/Early Universe
A16. Cosmic Microwave Background
A17. Solar Physics
A18. Planetary Physics
A19. Elementary Particles
A20. Missions & Instruments
A21. Data Analysis and Modeling Techniques
A22. Astronomy Education
B. FEW-BODY SYSTEMS
B1. Static Few-Body Effects (Bound States)
B2. Dynamic Few-Body Effects (Reactions)
B3. Advanced Computational and Experimental Methods
B4. Multiparticle Dynamics
C. GRAVITATION
C1. Quantum Aspects of Gravity
C2. Gravitational Radiation: Experiment and Theory
C3. Experimental Tests of Gravitation
C4. Theoretical Gravitation
C5. Numerical Relativity
D. NEW PRECISION MEASUREMENT METHODS
D1. Fundamental Constants
D2. Precision Measurements
E. NUCLEAR PHYSICS
E1. Nuclear Astrophysics
E2. Electroweak Interactions
E3. Neutrino Physics
E4. Electromagnetic Interactions
E5. Ultrarelativistic Heavy-Ions
E6. Nuclear Reactions: Heavy-Ions/Rare Isotope Beams
E7. Nuclear Reactions: Hadrons/Light Ions
E8. Nuclear Structure
E9. Sub-nucleonic Degrees of Freedom
E10. Hadronic Physics
E11. Nuclear Theory
E12. Instrumentation
E13. Applications of Nuclear Physics
E14a. Mini-symposium on Correlations and Jets in Heavy Ion Collisions
E14b. Mini-symposium on Nuclear Physics Deep Underground
E14c. Mini-symposium on From Thermonuclear to Pyconuclear Burning
E14d. Mini-symposium on Hard Probes of the Quark-Gluon Plasma
E14e. Mini-symposium on Flow and Eccentricity Fluctuations in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions
F. PARTICLES AND FIELDS
F1. QCD Physics
F2. Electroweak Physics
F3. Light Quarks & Gluons
F4. Charm and Strange Quark Physics
F5. B Physics - CP Violation
F6. B Physics - Production and Decay
F7. B Physics - Mass, Lifetime & Mixing
F8. Top Quark - Production and Decay
F9. Top Quark - Mass
F10. Charged Leptons
F11. Neutrinos
F12. New Particles and Interactions
F13. Particle Theory
F14. String Theory
F15. Particle Cosmology
F16. Instrumentation
F17. Physics Education and Outreach
G. TESTS OF PHYSICS LAWS
G1. Basic Symmetries
G2. Fundamental Constants
G3. General and Special Relativity
G4. Quantum Mechanics
G5. Quantum Electrodynamics
G6. Precision Tests of Standard Model
G7. Gravitation and Astrophysics
G8. Non-accelerator Searches for Exotic Particles
G9. Dark Matter Searches
G10. Other Precision Tests
H. RADIATION SOURCES
H1. Synchrotron Radiation Sources and Damping Rings
H2. Free Electron Laser Physics
H3. Gyrotron Physics
H4. Conventional Source Physics
H5. Radiation Sources, Other
I. ACCELERATORS AND STORAGE RINGS
I1. High Energy Particle Accelerators and Colliders
I2. Low and Intermediate Energy Accelerators and Storage Rings
I3. Linear Accelerators
I4. Cyclotrons
I5. Electrostatic Accelerators
I6. Particle Sources
I7. New Acceleration Methods
I8. Pulsed Power and High Current Accelerators
I9. Special Purpose Accelerators (Medical, Energy Production, Industrial, Defense, Spallation Neutron Sources)
I10. Accelerators and Storage Rings, Other
J. BEAM PHYSICS
J1. Linear Beam Dynamics
J2. Nonlinear Beam Dynamics
J3. Multiparticle Dynamics
J4. Beam Instabilities
J5. Beam Interaction with Electromagnetic Radiation
J6. Beam Interaction with Matter
J7. High Current Beams
J8. Photon Beams
J9. Beam-Beam Interaction
J10. Beam Physics, Other
K. ACCELERATOR SYSTEMS
K1. Beam Diagnostics and Control
K2. RF Technology and Systems
K3. Magnet Technology and Systems
K4. Power Sources
K5. Beam Targets and Secondary Beams
K6. Beam Transport and Propagation
K7. Injection and Extraction
K8. Accelerator Systems, Other
L. PLASMA PHYSICS
L1. Basic Plasma Physics
L2. Space and Astrophysical Plasma
L3. Inertial Confinement and High Energy Density Plasma
L4. Magnetically Confined Plasma
L5. Non-neutral Plasma and Beams
L6. Plasma Applications and Radiation Sources
L7. Education and Outreach
L8. Other Topics in Plasma Physics
M. PHYSICS EDUCATION
M1. K-12 Education
M2. Informal Education & Public Outreach
M3. Graduate Education
M4. Education & Public Policy
M5. Professional Development
M6. K-12 Teacher Preparation
Special Focus Topics
M7a. What is the future of Advanced Physics Laboratories in the Undergraduate Curriculum?
M7b. Frontiers in Physics Education Research
M7c. Computational Physics Education (Same as Q1a.)
N. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH (all topics)
P. HISTORY OF PHYSICS
Q. COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
Special Focus Topic
Q1a. Computational Physics Education (Same as M7c.)
R. HEDLA/HEDP
A. ASTROPHYSICS
A1. Gamma-ray Bursts
A2. Diffuse Emission from the Galaxy
A3. Gamma-ray Point Sources in the Galaxy
A4. Active Galactic Nuclei
A5. Isolated galaxies & clusters
A6. Deep Surveys
A7. Galactic Accreting Binaries
A8. Isolated Pulsars
A9. Supernova Remnants
A10. Interstellar Medium
A11. Stars
A12. Neutrino Astronomy
A13. Gravitational Wave Astronomy
A14. Cosmic Rays
A15. Cosmology/Early Universe
A16. Cosmic Microwave Background
A17. Solar Physics
A18. Planetary Physics
A19. Elementary Particles
A20. Missions & Instruments
A21. Data Analysis and Modeling Techniques
A22. Astronomy Education
B. FEW-BODY SYSTEMS
B1. Static Few-Body Effects (Bound States)
B2. Dynamic Few-Body Effects (Reactions)
B3. Advanced Computational and Experimental Methods
B4. Multiparticle Dynamics
C. GRAVITATION
C1. Quantum Aspects of Gravity
C2. Gravitational Radiation: Experiment and Theory
C3. Experimental Tests of Gravitation
C4. Theoretical Gravitation
C5. Numerical Relativity
D. NEW PRECISION MEASUREMENT METHODS
D1. Fundamental Constants
D2. Precision Measurements
E. NUCLEAR PHYSICS
E1. Nuclear Astrophysics
E2. Electroweak Interactions
E3. Neutrino Physics
E4. Electromagnetic Interactions
E5. Ultrarelativistic Heavy-Ions
E6. Nuclear Reactions: Heavy-Ions/Rare Isotope Beams
E7. Nuclear Reactions: Hadrons/Light Ions
E8. Nuclear Structure
E9. Sub-nucleonic Degrees of Freedom
E10. Hadronic Physics
E11. Nuclear Theory
E12. Instrumentation
E13. Applications of Nuclear Physics
E14a. Mini-symposium on Correlations and Jets in Heavy Ion Collisions
E14b. Mini-symposium on Nuclear Physics Deep Underground
E14c. Mini-symposium on From Thermonuclear to Pyconuclear Burning
E14d. Mini-symposium on Hard Probes of the Quark-Gluon Plasma
E14e. Mini-symposium on Flow and Eccentricity Fluctuations in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions
F. PARTICLES AND FIELDS
F1. QCD Physics
F2. Electroweak Physics
F3. Light Quarks & Gluons
F4. Charm and Strange Quark Physics
F5. B Physics - CP Violation
F6. B Physics - Production and Decay
F7. B Physics - Mass, Lifetime & Mixing
F8. Top Quark - Production and Decay
F9. Top Quark - Mass
F10. Charged Leptons
F11. Neutrinos
F12. New Particles and Interactions
F13. Particle Theory
F14. String Theory
F15. Particle Cosmology
F16. Instrumentation
F17. Physics Education and Outreach
G. TESTS OF PHYSICS LAWS
G1. Basic Symmetries
G2. Fundamental Constants
G3. General and Special Relativity
G4. Quantum Mechanics
G5. Quantum Electrodynamics
G6. Precision Tests of Standard Model
G7. Gravitation and Astrophysics
G8. Non-accelerator Searches for Exotic Particles
G9. Dark Matter Searches
G10. Other Precision Tests
H. RADIATION SOURCES
H1. Synchrotron Radiation Sources and Damping Rings
H2. Free Electron Laser Physics
H3. Gyrotron Physics
H4. Conventional Source Physics
H5. Radiation Sources, Other
I. ACCELERATORS AND STORAGE RINGS
I1. High Energy Particle Accelerators and Colliders
I2. Low and Intermediate Energy Accelerators and Storage Rings
I3. Linear Accelerators
I4. Cyclotrons
I5. Electrostatic Accelerators
I6. Particle Sources
I7. New Acceleration Methods
I8. Pulsed Power and High Current Accelerators
I9. Special Purpose Accelerators (Medical, Energy Production, Industrial, Defense, Spallation Neutron Sources)
I10. Accelerators and Storage Rings, Other
J. BEAM PHYSICS
J1. Linear Beam Dynamics
J2. Nonlinear Beam Dynamics
J3. Multiparticle Dynamics
J4. Beam Instabilities
J5. Beam Interaction with Electromagnetic Radiation
J6. Beam Interaction with Matter
J7. High Current Beams
J8. Photon Beams
J9. Beam-Beam Interaction
J10. Beam Physics, Other
K. ACCELERATOR SYSTEMS
K1. Beam Diagnostics and Control
K2. RF Technology and Systems
K3. Magnet Technology and Systems
K4. Power Sources
K5. Beam Targets and Secondary Beams
K6. Beam Transport and Propagation
K7. Injection and Extraction
K8. Accelerator Systems, Other
L. PLASMA PHYSICS
L1. Basic Plasma Physics
L2. Space and Astrophysical Plasma
L3. Inertial Confinement and High Energy Density Plasma
L4. Magnetically Confined Plasma
L5. Non-neutral Plasma and Beams
L6. Plasma Applications and Radiation Sources
L7. Education and Outreach
L8. Other Topics in Plasma Physics
M. PHYSICS EDUCATION
M1. K-12 Education
M2. Informal Education & Public Outreach
M3. Graduate Education
M4. Education & Public Policy
M5. Professional Development
M6. K-12 Teacher Preparation
Special Focus Topics
M7a. What is the future of Advanced Physics Laboratories in the Undergraduate Curriculum?
M7b. Frontiers in Physics Education Research
M7c. Computational Physics Education (Same as Q1a.)
N. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH (all topics)
P. HISTORY OF PHYSICS
Q. COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
Special Focus Topic
Q1a. Computational Physics Education (Same as M7c.)
R. HEDLA/HEDP
