The 2nd KMI International School"Particle-Antiparticle Asymmetry in the Universe"(KMI School 2019)
Final Circular (February 10, 2019)
1. Program (lectures/posters)

The

finalprogram

canbe

foundontheIndicopage;https://agenda.hepl.phys.nagoya-u.ac.jp/indico/conferenceTimeTable.py?conf
Id=1084#all
The school will start at 10:30 on Thursday, February 21st, and end at 13:15
on Saturday, February 23rd. The poster session and party will be held in theevening on Thursday, February 21st, from 18:30 to 20:30.
2. Registration

The registration starts at 10:00 on Thursday, February 21st. Please pick up
your name card and other documents.
The registration fee is ¥5,000 (staff) and ¥2,000 (student).
* Students registered to the KMI school can join also the KMI2019 plenary
and poster sessions. Students who like to join also the KMI2019 banquet iskindly requested to pay the full registration fee for KMI2019 (+ 5,000 yen).
Please pay our registration fee by cash. We cannot accept credit card.
3. Tutorial Course

In the tutorial course, we will use the CKMlive (http://ckmlive.in2p3.fr),
which is a web interface designed to run the CKMfitter software online. TheCKMfitter software is a set of packages developed to fit large set ofobservables in flavour physics and to extract the related theoreticalparameters, in particular the elements of the CKM parameters.
The students are invited to register as soon as possible using the webpage ofthe CKMlive interface: http://ckmlive.in2p3.fr/register/
Registration must be performed before the start of the school, since it must
be validated manually before the student can use CKMlive.
The students are expected to bring a laptop with the Firefox browser, on
which they will be able to run requests. For participants from abroad, please
notice the electricity requirements in Japan. In Japan the power sockets areof type A. The standard voltage is 100 V and the standard frequency is 50/ 60 Hz. Don't forget to bring a plug for type A.
4. School venuel

All lectures are given at KMI Science Symposia (ES635), on the 6th floorof the ES Building at Nagoya University, Higashiyama campus.

lThe poster session and party (February 21st, 18:30-20:30) will be held inthe lobby of the Sakata-Hirata hall on the ground floor of the Science
South building..

The location of the buildings and more details can be fond in;
http://www.kmi.nagoya-u.ac.jp/workshop/kmischool2019/information/
5. AccessAn access guide to the conference venue from the airport and the train
stations can be found in;
http://www.kmi.nagoya-u.ac.jp/workshop/kmischool2019/information/
6. Information for Poster Presentersl

The poster session starts at 18:30 on the first day, February 21 (Thu.),along with the party on the ground floor of the Science Southbuilding. The OC will provide pins to fix the poster to the poster board atthe conference site. A unique number will be assigned to your poster
associated with the board. Please remove your poster by yourself after

the poster session. The size of the poster should be the standard A0, inportrait orientation.
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We will award prizes to outstanding posters. The participants are
asked to vote for the best posters of your choice during theparty. Instruction for the voting method will be provided at the postersession.

7. Network service

Nagoya University provides a wireless network system for the guests. Youcan connect SSID “nuwnet”. When you start a browser, you will be asked
Username and Password. They can be found on your name tag. Connection
via “eduroam” is also available.
8. General InformationlBuffet-style light meal will be served during the poster session andparty (18:30-20:30) on February 21st.

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Lunch: participants are asked to take lunch by themselves. There arecafeterias, some restaurants and cafes. Please see the campus map
available at the registration desk.

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No currency exchange is available in and near the campus. Therefore,we suggest you to exchange currency at the airport. Note that credit
cards are not widely used in Japan. They can be used at most of hotels,
at major stores and at JR stations, but they may not be accepted atsmall shops, subway stations etc.

lWe will take videos for lectures, which can be viewed later by the schoolparticipants (videos will be locked by a password). If you do not like toappear in the video, please contact the school organizer beforehand.

9. Weather

The climate is usually cold in Nagoya in February. The temperature ranges

from 0 (min.) to 10 (max.) degrees Celsius. You are suggested to wear warm
enough clothes and coat.
10. Contact

KMI School 2019 Secretariat
Kobayashi-Maskawa Institute for the Origin of Particles and the Universe(KMI) Nagoya University, Nagoya, 464-8602, JAPAN
Email: KMIschool2019@kmi.nagoya-u.ac.jp
URL: http://www.kmi.nagoya-u.ac.jp/workshop/KMIschool2019/