Oct.31,2022 rev.

International Symposium on Clustering as a Window on the Hierarchical Structure of Quantum Systems (CLUSHIQ2022)
October 31- November 3, Sendai International Center
TIMETABLE
Oct. 31 Chair

Speaker

Affiliation

Title

10:00

Takashi Nakamura

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Welcome address

10:30

Evgeny Epelbaum

Ruhr-Universität Bochum,
Germany

Few nucleon systems in chiral EFT: Recent developments

11:10

Yosuke Kondo

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Exploring multi-neutron decay nuclei

11:40

Denny Sombillo

University of the Philippines
DilimanAnalysis of amplitude line shapes using deep learning

12:00

Lunch14:00

Kenta Shigaki

Hiroshima University

From bridging quark and hadron hierarchies to even broader view of QCD
world

14:30 K. Sekiguchi

Yorito Yamaguchi

Hiroshima University

Study of multi-strange dibaryons at the LHC energy

15:00

Tetsuo Hatsuda

RIKEN

Hyperon interactions from Lattice QCD and Ξ hypernuclei

15:30

Break

16:00

Laura Fabbietti(online)Technische Universität Mü
nchen, Germany

Studying two- and three-body hadron systems at the LHC

16:40

Marek Karliner(online)Tel Aviv University, Israel

Recently observed strange pentaquarks

17:20 A.Hosaka

Poster PresentationH. Tamura

K.Shigaki

Nov. 1Chair

No.1-10 on the poster presentation list.

Speaker

Affiliation

Title

Nir Barnea

The Hebrew University ofJerusalem, Israel

Baryonic EFT for Light Hypernuclei

9:40

Sonia Bacca

University of Mainz, Germany

Ab initio electroweak reactions with nuclei

10:20

Break

10:50

Hiroaki Ohnishi

ELPH, Tohoku University

Elucidation of hierarchical structure between quark and hadron phases
utilizing quark clusters

11:20 M. Oka

Hiroyuki Noumi

RCNP, Osaka University

Quark-cluster aspects in baryons and baryon spectroscopy at J-PARC

11:50

Hartmut SchmiedenUniversität Bonn, Germany

Investigation of potentially exotic Baryons in the light-quark sector with the
BGOOD Experiment at ELSA

12:30

Lunch

14:30 T. Takahashi

Poster Presentation

16:00

Break

16:20 －18:00

Poster Session

9:00
T.Nakamura

No.11-38 on the poster presentation list.

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International Symposium on Clustering as a Window on the Hierarchical Structure of Quantum Systems (CLUSHIQ2022)
October 31- November 3, Sendai International Center
TIMETABLE
Nov. 2
Chair

Speaker

Affiliation

Title

Doerte Blume(online)

University of Oklahoma, US

Loosely bound van der Waals clusters

9:40

Niels Kjærgaard

University of Otago, NewZealand

Quantum scattering in a nano-eV atom collider

10:20

Break

10:50

Yusuke Nishida

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Charged analogs of the Efimov effect

11:20

Yoshiro Takahashi

Kyoto University

Ultracold atom study of exotic phenomena bridging different hierarchies

11:50 H. Tajima

Munekazu Horikoshi

Osaka Metropolitan University Toward complete of the phase diagram of the BCS-BEC crossover

12:10

Taira Kawamura

Keio University

Feasibility of the non-uniform FFLO superfluid Fermi atomic gas

12:30

Junichi Takahashi

Waseda University

Real-space quantum dynamics explored by collisions of wave packets:
From inter-polaron interaction to acoustic Hawking radiation/gravitational
wave generation

12:50

Lunch

14:50

Hyeon-Deuk Kim(online)

Kyoto University

Real-Time Dynamics of Hydrogen and Its Isotopic Molecules Revealed by theNon-Empirical Quantum Molecular Dynamics Method

15:20 P. Naidon

Yasuhiro Yamaguchi

Nagoya University

Pcs pentaquarks as a mixture state of hadronic molecules and compact
multiquarks

15:50

Takaharu Otsuka

University of Tokyo

Untold story of the Hoyle state - first ab initio calculation of 12C -16:10Break16:30

Jurgen Schukraft(online)

CERN, Switzerland

From small (pp) to LARGE (AA): What do small systems tell us about theQGP.

Dmitry S. Petrov(online)Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, Self-binding of one-dimensional fermionic mixtures with zero-range
LPTMS, Franceinterspecies attraction

Speaker

Affiliation

Ana P. Majtey(online)National University of Cordoba,
Composite-boson approach to ultracold interacting Fermi gases
Argentina

9:40

Craig Roberts(online)Nanjing University, China

Dynamical diquark picture of baryons

10:20

Break10:50

Koji Miwa

Tohoku UniversityStudy of hyperon-nucleon interactions for understanding the hierarchicalstructure of matter with hyperons

11:20

Junya Yoshida

Tohoku University

Experimental studies of nuclear systems with double strangeness using
nuclear emulsion

11:50

Lunch

13:50

Atomu Watanabe

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Study of three nucleon force via proton-3He scattering

14:20 E. Hiyama

Meytal Duer(online)

Technische Universität
Darmstadt, Germany

The quest for the tetra-neutron

15:00

Takashi Nakamura

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Closing

9:00
M. Horikoshi

Y. Takahashi
17:10

Nov. 3Chair

9:00
H. Ohnishi

H. TamuraTitle