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	NuFact05 working group 1: neutrino oscillation physics
	Time	Title	Speaker	Duration
	Tuesday, 21st June 2005
	Session 1: 16:30 - 19:00 - review of experimental data - Joint with WG2
	16:30	Review of results using non-terrestrial sources	T. Kajita (ICRR, Tokyo Univ.)	0:30
	17:00	KamLAND	L.Hsu (LBNL)	0:20
	17:20	K2K (near and far)	L. Ludovici (INFN)	0:20
	17:40	MINOS	A.Marchionni (FNAL)	0:20
	18:00	MiniBoone	I. Stancu (Alabama Univ.)	0:20
	18:20	Close
	Wednesday, 22nd June 2005
	Session 2a: 15:30 - 16:37 - phenomenology Ia
	15:30	Long-baseline and atmospheric analysis	T.Schwetz (SISSA, Trieste)	0:22
	15:52	Resolving neutrino mass hierarchy and CP degeneracy using two identical detectors with different baselines	H.Nunokawa (Catolica Rio de Janeiro Univ.)	0:22
	16:15	Solving parameter degeneracies in T2K with a detector in Korea	N.Okamura (YITP, Kyoto Univ.)	0:22
	16:37	Coffee
	Session 2b: 17:07 - 19:00 - phenomenology Ib
	17:07	Super-NOvA: a long-baseline neutrino experiment with two off-axis detectors	S.Palomares-Ruiz (Vanderbilt Univ.)	0:22
	17:30	Polarised muons and degeneracy	T.Ota (Osaka Univ.)	0:22
	17:52	Disappearance at SuperBeams and NuFact	A.Donini (Autonoma Madrid Univ.)	0:22
	18:15	The measurement of t13 and delta: the role of the uncertainties on the solar and atmospheric parameters	D.Meloni (Roma La Sapienza Univ.)	0:22
	18:37	Mono-energetic neutrino beam	J.Sato (Technische Muenchen Univ.)	0:22
	19:00	Close
	Thursday, 23rd June 2005
	Session 3a: 11:15 - 12:45 - Requirements to accelerator - Joint WG1,2,3,4
	11:15	BNL VLBL and VLBL Machine Requirements	B.Viren (BNL)	0:25
	11:40	Proton driver at FNAL: Machine Requirements	M. Messier (Indiana Univ.)	0:05
	11:45	SPL-Frejus	J.E. Campagne (LAL-Orsay)	0:20
	12:05	Neutrino Factory Machine Requirements Summary	P.Huber (Wisconsin Univ.)	0:10
	12:15	WG4 Machine requirements	A. Sato (Osaka Univ.)	0:15
	12:30	Joint Discussions	Å@	0:15
	Session 3b: 12:50 - 13:35 - next generation experiments
	12:50	Proton driver at FNAL: Neutrino oscillation physics	W.Winter (IAS Princeton)	0:30
	13:20	Hadroproduction data parameterisation for fast neutrino beam calculations	M.Bonesini (INFN Milano)	0:15
	13:35	Lunch
	Session 4: 15:00 - 17:00 - phenomenology II
	15:00	Damping signatures	M.Blennow (Royal Inst. Technology (KTH))	0:22
	15:22	Geographical issues and physics applications of very long neutrino factory baselines	W.Winter (IAS Princeton)	0:22
	15:45	Large non-perturbative effects	A.Takamura (Toyota National College Tech)	0:22
	16:07	Neutrino oscillations for the CERN-Pyhasalmi baseline	J.Peltoniemi (Oulu Univ.)	0:22
	16:30	Report on the Madrid workshop: theoretical issues and experiment	A. Romanino (SISSA, Trieste)	0:30
	17:00	Coffee
	Session 5: 17:30 - 19:10 - next generation neutrino-oscillation experiments
	17:30	Opera	G. De Lellis (Napoli Univ.)	0:20
	17:50	Physics with the ICARUS T1800 detector	J.Kisiel (University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland)	0:20
	18:10	NOvA	J.Nelson (William & Mary)	0:20
	18:30	T2K phases I and II	Y.Yamada (KEK)	0:25
	18:55	Background extrapolation from T2K 2 km detector	M. Fechner (CEA Saclay - DAPNIA SPP)	0:15
	19:10	Close
	Friday, 24th June 2005
	Session 6: 9:00 - 11:00 - Beta beams - Joint WG1,2,3
	9:00	Machinen options	M.Lindroos (CERN)	0:30
	9:30	CERN-Frejus	M.Mezzetto (Padova)	0:30
	10:00	Optimisation of beta beam	E.Couce (IFIC-Valencia Univ.)	0:30
	10:30	Physics Reach of electron-capture nu Beams	J. Burguet-Castell (IFIC-Valencia Univ.)	0:20
	10:50	Discussions	Å@	0:10
	11:00	Coffee
	Session 7: 11:30 - 13:30 - neutrino detectors
	11:30	Magnetised iron calorimeter	J.Nelson (William&Mary)	0:20
	11:50	Water Cherenkov	D.Casper (UCI)	0:20
	12:10	Flare	S.Pordes (FNAL)	0:20
	12:30	India-based Neutrino Observatory	N. Mondal (Tata Inst. Fundamental Research)	0:20
	12:50	Recent Development in Hamamatsu Photonics	Y. Yoshizawa (Hamamatsu Photonics KK)	0:20
13:10	Revisiting the optimum PMT size for water-Cherenkov megaton detectors	E. Flyckt (Photonis)	0:20
13:30	Lunch
Å@	Excursion
Saturday, 25th June 2005
Session 8: 09:00 - 11:00 - reactor experiments
9:00	DCHOOZ	S. Dazeley (Louisiana State Univ.)	0:24
9:24	KASKA	Y.Sakamoto (Tohoku Univ. RCNS)	0:24
9:48	Daya Bay	J.Cao (IHEP, Beijing)	0:24
10:12	Angra	J.dos Anjos (CBPF)	0:24
10:36	Coffee
Session 9a: 11:30 - 13:00 - optimisation/comparison session
Å@	11:30	Physics and Optimisation of Neutrino Factory	P.Huber (Wisconsin Univ.)	0:35
Å@	12:05	Liquid argon	A.Rubbia (ETH Zurich, Inst. Particle Physics)	0:30
Å@	12:35	Discussions	Å@	0:25
Å@	Session 9b: 13:00 - 13:40 - discussion session - Joint WG1,3,4
Å@	13:00	Answers from WG3	R. Garoby (CERN)	0:20
Å@	13:20	Discussions	Å@	0:20
Å@	13:40	Lunch