OMEG11 Program
Nov. 14(Mon.)
Opening Session (chair: Hayakawa)
9:00 OTSUKA, Takaharu (the director of CNS)
KUBONO, Shigeru (symposium chair)
Session 1. Explosive Stellar Objects and Nuclear Physics (1) (chair: K. Nomoto)
9:15 BURROWS, Adam (Princeton University)
Mechanisms for Core-Collapse Supernova Explosions
9:45 TAKIWAKI, Tomoya (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Three-dimensional Hydrodynamic Core-Collapse Supernova Simulations for an 11.2 M_s Star with
Spectral Neutrino Transport
10:05 WANG, Youbao (China Institute of Atomic Energy, Beijing, China)Indirect measurements of reactions in the hot p-p chain and CNO cycle
10:25 DAM, Binh (Institute of Physics)
Measurement of the 21Na(!,p)24Mg Stellar Reaction Cross Sections Using a 21Na RI beam
10:45 coffee break(chair: Y-Z. Qian)
11:05 HATSUDA, Tetsuo (University of Tokyo / RIKEN)QCD Structure of Matter
11:35 SUMIYOSHI, Kohsuke (Numazu College of Technology)
Progress of the equation of state table for supernova simulations and its influence
11:55 OTSUKA, Takaharu (CNS, University of Tokyo)
Nuclear Forces, Exotic nuclei and Stellar Evolution
12:25 lunch
Session 2. Meteorite Analysis and Isotopic Abundance (chair: K. Terada)
14:00 NITTLER, Larry (Carnegie Institution of Washington)
Presolar Supernova and Nova Dust in the Solar System
14:30 LIU, Ming-chang (Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica)
A Heterogeneous Solar Nebula as Sampled by CM Hibonite Grains
14:50 AMARI, Sachiko (Washington University)
Presolar graphite from low-metallicity stars
15:10 BISHOP, Shawn (Fakultät für Physik, Technische Universität München)
Search for Supernova 60Fe in the Earth’s Microfossil Record
15:30 coffee breakSession 3. Nuclear data for astrophysics and Related Topics (L.H. Kheim)
15:50 CYBURT, Richard (JINA/MSU)
Putting it all together: Nuclear Data as input for Nuclear Astrophysics
16:20 BLAUM, Klaus (Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik)
High-precision mass measurements for nuclear astrophysics
16:50 RAUSCHER, Thomas (Department of Physics, University of Basel)
Dependence of proton-rich abundances on nuclear physics
17:10 WANG, Meng (CSNSM-IN2P3, Orsay, France)
Atomic mass evaluation
17:30 IGASHIRA, Masayuki (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Neutron capture cross section measurement at the beam line 04 of J-PARC/MLF
Poster session (chair: K. Nakamura)
17:55 3 min. talks by poster presenters (ID: 3-46)
18:40 Poster viewing with refreshment
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Session 4. First Generation Stars and Galactic Chemical Evolution (chair: T. Shima)
9:00 ASPLUND, Martin (Australian National University)
Lithium isotopic abundances in the first stars
9:30 KOBAYASHI, Chiaki (University of Hertfordshire)
Inhomogeneous Chemical Enrichment of the Universe
9:55 HONDA, Satoshi (Kyoto University, Kwasan Observatory)
Heavy elements in globular clusters and dwarf galaxies as probes of the origin of r-process elements
10:15 BOYD, Richard (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
Truncating the r-Process in Metal Poor Stars via black Hole formation
10:35 LUGARO, Maria (Monash University)
Slow neutron captures in low metallicity asymptotic giant branch stars and the composition of carbonenhanced metal-poor stars
10:55 coffee break
Session 5. Neutrino-induced Nuclear Reactions (chair: T. Uesaka)
11:15 CHEOUN, Myung-ki (Soongsil University)
Charge Exchange Reactions and Applications to Astrophysics
11:45 HAYAKAWA, Takehito (Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
Neutrino-induced nucleosynthesis in supernovae
12:10 lunch
13:30 *OMEG Public Session (chair: S. Kubono)
YURIMOTO, Hisayoshi (Hokkaido Univeristy)
Characteristics of asteroid Itokawa from Hayabusa return samples
14:30 coffee break(chair: R. Kruecken)
14:50 SHIMOURA, Susumu (CNS, the University of Tokyo)
Spin-Isospin Responses via Charge Exchange Reactions of RI beams at SHARAQ
15:15 SASANO, Masaki (National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, MSU)
Measurement of Gamow-Teller transitions from 56Ni
Session 6. Heavy Element Synthesis (chair: R. Kruecken)
15:35 NAKATSUKASA, Takashi (RIKEN Nishina Center)
Recent developements in linear response calculations with the time-dependent density functional
theory16:00 UTSUNOMIYA, Hiroaki (Konan University)
Determination of radiative neutron capture cross sections for unstable nuclei by the gamma-ray
strength function method
Poster session (H. Yamaguchi)
16:25 3 min. talks by poster presenters (ID: 47-112)
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Session 7. Astronomical Observations with Light, X-Ray, Gamma-Ray, and Cosmic-Ray (chair:A. Coc)
9:00 MAKISHIMA, Kazuo ( University of Tokyo)
What are being discovered by the forefront cosmic X-ray observations?
9:30 TOMINAGA, Nozomu (Konan University)
Nucleosynthetic constraints on gamma-ray bursts and supernovae
9:50 AOKI, Wako (NAOJ)
Neutron-capture elements in extremely metal-poor stars
10:20 COTTRELL, Peter (University of Canterbury)
C, N and s-process abundances in large samples of Globular Cluster stars
10:40 KONAMI, Saori (RIKEN)
A comparison of metal abundance patterns of inter-stellar medium in starburst and non-starburst
galaxies
11:00 coffee breakSpecial session. Radioactive Beams for Astrophysics (chair: T. Motobayashi)
11:20 KUBONO, Shigeru (CNS, University of Tokyo)
Nuclear Physics Problems for Explosive Nucleosynthesis
11:45 KRUECKEN, Reiner (TRIUMF)
Nuclear Astrophysics Program at TRIUMF
12:15 lunch(chair: G.J. Mathews)
13:30 QIAN, Yong-zhong (University of Minnesota)
Neutrino-induced r-process nucleosynthesis in supernova He shells
14:00 NISHIMURA, Shunji (RIKEN)
Decay Spectroscopy relevant to the r-Process nucleosynthesis
14:25 WANAJO, Shinya (TUM/MPA)
Physical conditions for the r-process
14:50 YAMAGUCHI, Hidetoshi (Center for Nucler Study, University of Tokyo)
Alpha-induced reaction studies using low-energy RI beams at CRIB
15:15 Frohlich, Carla (North Carolina State University)
Nu-p-Process Contributions to the Heavy Elements Ge to Ba
15:40 coffee break(chair: H. Sakurai)
16:00 HE, J. J. (Institute of Modern Physics, CAS)
Study of the resonant elastic/inelastic scattering of 21Na+p relevant to the astrophysical18Ne(a,p)21Na reaction
16:20 YONEDA, Ken-ichiro (RIKEN)
Nuclear Astrophysics Studies by SAMURAI Spectrometer in RIKEN RIBF
16:45 SUMIKAMA, Toshiyuki (Tokyo University of Science)
Search for spin-orbit-force reduction at 106,108Zr around r-process path
17:05 coffee break and poster viewing
18:00 Banquet (chair: S. Nishimura)
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Session 8. Stellar Evolutions and Hydrostatic Burning Processes (chair: M. Lugaro)
9:00 ISHIKAWA, Souichi (Hosei University)
Triple-alpha reaction rate studied with the Faddeev three-body formalism
9:20 SUDA, Takuma (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Triple-Alpha Reaction Rate Constrained by Stellar Evolution Models
9:40 MAKII, Hiroyuki (Advanced Science Research Center, Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
Measurement of the 12C(alpha,gamma)16O reaction at TRIAC
10:00 coffee break(chair: T. Teranishi)
10:20 BUCHER, Brian (University of Notre Dame)
Recent results from the carbon fusion project at Notre Dame
10:40 MICHELAGNOLI, Caterina (INFN and University of Padova, Italy)
Lifetime measurement of the 6.792 MeV state in 15O with the AGATA Demonstrator array
11:00 SUZUKI, Yasuyuki (Department of Physics, Niigata University)
Ab initio study of 2H(d,gamma)4He, 2H(d,p)3H, and 2H(d,n)3He reactions and the tensor force
11:20 lunch
Session 9. Explosive Stellar Objects and Nuclear Physics (2) (chair: H. Miyatake)
13:00 CHERUBINI, Silvio (università di catania and LNS - INFN, Catania, Italy)
Recent results and new development of the Trojan Horse method
13:25 NAKAMURA, Ko (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Long gamma-ray burst as a production site of r-process elements
13:45 JUNG, Hyosoon (Department of Physics, Chung-Ang university)
Study of proton resonance structure in 27P via resonant elastic scattering of 26Si+p
14:05 MAEDA, Keiichi (University of Tokyo)
Nucleosynthesis in Type Ia Supernovae Driven by Asymmetric Thermonuclear Ignition
14:25 coffee break
Session 10. Neutron Star and High Density Matter (chair: T. Rauscher)
14:45 LATTIMER, James (Stony Brook University)
Astrophysical and Laboratory Constraints for the Dense Matter Equation of State
15:15 OHNISHI, Akira (Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University)
QCD critical point sweep during black hole formation
15:35 MARUYAMA, Tomoyuki (College of Bioresource Sciences, Nihon University)
Asymmetric Neutrino Reaction and Pulsar Kick in Magnetized Proto-Neutron Stars in fully
Relativisitc Approach
15:55 coffee break
Session 11. Big Bang Cosmology and Primordial Nucleosynthesis (chair: M. Asplund)
16:15 MATHEWS, Grant J. (University of Notre Dame)
Frontiers of Big Bang Cosmology and Primordial Nucleosynthesis
16:40 COC, Alain (CSNSM, Orsay)
CNO production in Big Bang Nucleosynthesis
17:00 KUSAKABE, Motohiko (Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo)
Destructions of 7Be and 7Li in big bang nucleosynthesis through reactions with exotic long-lived substrongly interacting massive particles
Closing Session (chair: M. Asplund)
17:20 Concluding remarks by Kajino, Toshitaka (NAOJ)
Closing address by Miyatake, Hiroari (KEK)
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List of Poster Presentations
IDName3 SOTANI, Hajime
6 BECEIRO NOVO, Saul
7 LA COGNATA
16 SUZUKI, Toshio
17 KWON, Y. K.
20 FURUSAWA, Shun
21 VORONCHEV, Victor
28 NAKAZATO, Ken'ichiro
35 FUJITA, Yoshitaka
36 TAKANO, Masatoshi
41 HA, Eunja
42 MATSUO, Yasuhide
44 KIKUCHI, Yukihiro
45 OTA, Shuya
46 IZUTANI, Natsuko
47 TANIKAWA, Takahiro
48 OKAMOTO, Minoru
49 FUJIMOTO, Shin-ichiro50 KIKUCHI, Hideto
53 NAKAMURA, Riou
54 YOKOYAMA, Tomohiro
56 TAKATSUKA, Tatsuyuki

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Nonuniform nuclear structures and QPOs in giant flares
Coulomb dissociation of 27P: an indirect measurement of the astrophysical 26Si(p,gamma)27Preaction
THE FLUORINE DESTRUCTION IN STARS: FIRST EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE
19F(p, alpha_0)16O REACTION AT ASTROPHYSICAL ENERGIES
Beta-Decays of Waiting-Point Nuclei at N=126 and R-Process Nucleosynthesis
Measurement of 25Al+p resonant elastic scattering for studying the 25Al(p,gamma)26Si reaction
A NEW BARYONIC EQUATION OF STATE AT SUB-NUCLEAR DENSITIES FOR CORECOLLAPSE SIMULATIONS
Refined scenario of standard BBN allowing for nonthermal nuclear reactions in the primordial
plasmaThe influence of hyperon potential on the black-hole-forming failed supernovae
The Tz= +1-->0 charge exchange reaction and Tz= -1-->0 beta decay for the study of GT
transitions in pf-shell nuclei
Cluster Variational Method for Nuclear Matter with the Three-Body Force
Gamow-Teller (GT) transitions and beta decays of deformed nuclei within the deformed QRPA
Effects of a New 3-alpha Reaction on X-ray Bursts of a Helium Accreting Neutron Star
Effects of a New 3-alpha Reaction on the s-process in massive stars
Precise measurements of projectile charge-changing cross sections for intermediate energy heavy
ions using CR-39 plastic nuclear track detectors
Recipe for Potassium
Measurement of radio wave reflection in rock salt and ice for detection of ultra-high-energy
neutrinos
Three-dimensional calculation of inhomegeous nuclear matter
Nucleosynthesis in neutrino-driven, aspherical supernovae of Population III stars
Systematic long term simulations of spherical supernova explosions and their applications
CMB constraints on the thermal evolution with a decaying cosmological term
Nucleosynthesis in very massive Population III stars and the abundance patterns of the metalpoor stars
Maximum Mass of Neutron Stars with Quark Matter Core

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62 ONO, Masaomi
65 LIND, Karin
67 FURUI, Sadataka
68 OKITA, Shinpei
71 SMITH, Michael
74 YOSHIDA, Takashi
75 EBATA, Shuichiro
76 HU, Jun
77 YOSHIDA, Tooru
78 KATABUCHI, Tatsuya
80 NAKAMURA, Ko
82 NAKAMURA, Ko
83 HAYAKAWA, Seiya
86 HIRANO, Koichi
87 IZUMI, Takahiro
88 UGALDE, Claudio
89 IWASA, Naohito
90 YANO, Takatomi
91 HASHIMOTO, Takashi
93 FUNAKI, Yasuro
96 FRANCOIS, Patrick
97 PENG, Qiu-he
98 PENG, Qiu-he
112 KAHL, DaidAn ultra-high-energy-neutrino detector using rock salt and ice as detection media for radarmethod
Nucleosynthesis in a Massive Star associated with Magnetohydrodynamical Jets from Collapsars
The iron content of the most metal-poor stars
Dark matter and triality symmetry of leptons and quarks
Mass and Spatial Distribution of Nickel 56 Induced by the Aspherical Explosion of Massive COstar
Comparison of Nuclear Mass Models at nuclearmasses.org
Progenitor for the metal-poor Type Ic supernova 2007bi
Systematic study of low-lying E1 strength using the time-dependent mean field theory
Investigation of the 14O(!, p)17F stellar reaction via resonant elastic scattering of 17F+p
Symplectic structure and transition properties of 12C
Measurement of the keV-neutron capture cross section and gamma-ray spectrum of isotopes
around N=82 region
Radioactive niobium-92 production via neutrino-induced nucleosynthesis
Supernova shock revival by nuclear reactions
Direct Measurement of the Breakout Reaction 11C( alpha, p)14N in Explosive HydrogenBurning Process
Observational constraints on general modified gravitational theories
Development of gamma-ray detectors for O(p,p'g) and C(p,p'g) experiment
The STAR bubble chamber and the 12C(a,g)16O reaction: latest results
The 35K(p,gamma)36Ca reaction studied using Coulomb excitation of 36Ca
Proposed experiment to measure gamma-rays from thermal neutron capture of Gadolinium
Direct measurement of the 18Ne(alpha, p)21Na reaction
A new theoretical approach to thermonuclear radiative-capture reaction rate
Detailed abundance in stars belonging to Ultra faint Dwarf Spheroidals
Query on Cosmic Dark Energy by Error Analyses of Type Ia Supernova
Relation between Fermi Energy of electron gas and magnetic field interior Neutron Star withstrong magnetic field.
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