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J. Arvieux (Saclay)
V.B. Belyaev (Dubna)
T.W. Donnelly (MIT)
D. Drechsel (Mainz)
A. Gal (Jerusalem)
F.L. Gross (W & M, Jefferson.Lab.)
O. Hashimoto (Tohoku)
E.V. Hungerford (Houston) N. Isgur (Jefferson
Lab.)
C.W.K.de Jager (Jefferson Lab.) F.C. Khanna
(Edmonton) S. Kowalski (MIT-Bates)
D.F. Measday (UBC)
T. Motoba (Osaka)
B. Nefkens (UCLA)
E. Oset (Valencia)
R.J. Peterson (Colorado)
W. Plessas (Graz),
G. van der Steenhoven (NIKHEF)
J.A. Tjon (Utrecht)
The conference is the 7th in the series
of meetings held previously at Liblice 74 and
81, Bechyne
85 and 88,
Prague 91, and
Straz pod Ralskem 95. It retains its traditional name in
spite of being devoted to a broader field of the intermediate energy nuclear
physics these days. Particularly, the non-nucleonic degrees of freedom
in nuclei, interactions of mesons and antinucleons with nuclei,
few body systems, exotic atoms and hypernuclear physics will be
among topics covered.
The list
of speakers of previous meetings includes representative and top specialists
in the field. An appropriate place has been given to young physicists
for presentation of their results, as well. We always aimed at arranging
convenient conditions and enough space to enable people to discuss
new developments also in more informal ways. It is our tradition that conference
activities including accommodation and meal serving are concentrated in
one place. This makes quite sincere atmosphere of the meetings which has
been highly appreciated by participants. Of course, we would like to follow
the best of the previous conferences also in the one being organized.
interaction of mesons with nuclei
hadron dynamics
electroweak interactions in nuclei
hypernuclear physics
few-body systems
exotic atoms
K. Baker
(Hampton/Jefferson Lab.) Kaon and pion form factor
J.-E. Ducret
(Saclay)
T_20 measurement at CEBAF
P. Heimberg
(VU Amsterdam)
Recent results from NIKHEF (review)
T.Johansson
(Uppsala)
Threshold meson production
N.Kaiser
(Muenchen)
Baryon chiral perturbation theory
R. Lebed
(Jefferson Lab.) NN interactions in QCD: Old and new techniques. (review)
H. Lee
(Argonne)
Pion production in nucleon collisions
D.F. Measday
(UBC)
The nuclear physics of muon capture
H. Merkel
(Mainz)
Electro-and photoproduction of mesons at MAMI (review)
H.Noumi
(KEK)
Lambda hypernuclear spectroscopy by (pi,K) reaction
M.Oka
(Tokyo IT)
Quark models of baryon-baryon interactions
A.Ramos
(Barcelona)
KN interaction and kaons in nuclear medium
G.Smith
(TRIUMF)
Low energy piN scattering
A.Stadler
(Evora)
New results in spectator approach (review)
The conference proceedings will be published
by the
World Scientific Publishing Co.,Inc
. Your contribution is allocated ceratin number of pages according
to the length of your oral presentation as follows:
During the week following the conference, 7-11
September, the XIth Indian-Summer School on Intermediate Energy Physics
will take place in Prague. About 5 distinguished speakers will deliver
lectures aimed at undergraduate and graduate students.
Pruhonice
is located a few km south of Prague; municipal transport (METRO) is accessible
by bus within 12 minutes.
The place is famous for its castle
with a beautiful park. The
castle was founded in the 12th century; the Church of the Birth of Our
Lady was consecrated in 1187. The castle was renovated in 1889-1894 and
rebuilt in the romantic style. At the same time count A.E. Silva- Tarouca
established the park which has become well known in the world of
architectural landscape gardening. There are nearly 7000 Rhododendrons
and more than 1000 sorts of trees and bushes in the park.
The Conference
Center provides a comfortable accommodation and good working
conditions for the meeting.
Many interesting diversions await you in
the surrounding area. You might spend some time bowling or playing tennis
at the Hotel Pruhonice Sport Center or you might visit a swimming pool
or sauna at the Conference Center. Eventually, you might be more interested
in beer tasting in a local micro brewery.
Full board and lodging will be provided at
the Conference Center Hotel FLORET and neighboring hotels MAGNOLIA and
PARKHOTEL.
The prices of housing (bed+breakfast) are:
| single | double | |
| FLORET (***) | $35/night | $20/night |
| MAGNOLIA (***) | $45/night | $34/night |
| PARKHOTEL (***) | $55/night | $34/night |
Price of the 6 day lunch+dinner package at the
Conference Center is $80.
THE HOTEL RESERVATION DEADLINE is
26 JUNE, 1998.
Advanced registration
accompanied by the registration fee of $200
is required. THE REGISTRATION FORM MUST BE RETURNED BY
.
An additional charge of $20 (i.e.,
registration fee of $220) will be required for all registrations received
after that date. The fee covers conference registration, proceedings, coffee,
and conference social activities (concert, conference
dinner, excursion). The fee for accompanying persons is $70.
Those who register will obtain the information about methods of payment by email.
We have been searching for financial support for the conference. If we are successful we would be able to provide some support for a limited number of participants, preferentially students and young scientists.
J. Mares, 30/12/97
