Program

Event schedule

• 8/29 (Thur.): One-day lecture by Chris Greene
• 9/2 (Mon.): One-day lecture by Dam Thanh Son
• 9/4-9/5 (Thur.): Two-day conference "Universality of Quantum Systems: From Cold Atoms, Nuclei, to Hadron Physics"
• 9/9 (Mon.): One-day lecture by Hans W. Hammer
• 9/24 (Tue.): One-day lecture by Dam Thanh Son
• Other days: Informal talks and discussions
       The style and content of the informal talks and discussions are up to the presenter.
       For example, you can introduce your research or raise a question and challenge that you would like to share and discuss
       with other participants. You can use either a slide or blackboard style.

First week (8/26-8/30)

• 8/26 (Mon.) Shimpei Endo : "Opening Remarks + Novel Efimov candidates in excited nuclear halo"
• 8/26 (Mon.) Lucas Happ : "Lifetimes of three-body resonances"
• 8/27 (Tue.) Masaru Hongo: "Effective field theory of weakly-bound Borromean nuclei"
• 8/27 (Tue.) Pascal Naidon : "Quantum Halo Universality"
• 8/28 (Wed.) Keisuke Fujii: "Universal long range induced interaction between polarons"
• 8/28 (Wed.) Mendonça Tenorio Luiz Gustavo: "Many-to-Few Body Problems in Semiconductor Physics"
• 8/29 (Thur.) Chris Greene: Tutorial Lecture on Few-Body Physics
• 8/30 (Fri.) Kazuki Oi : "Universality of Efimov states in cold atoms with dipole interaction"
• 8/30 (Fri.) Topical Discussion : "Efimov Physics"

Second week (9/2-9/6)

• 9/2 (Mon.) Dam T. Son : "Nonrelativistic CFT and its application to few-body systems and nuclear reactions"
• 9/3 (Tue.) Kotaro Murakami : "Hadronic properties in two-color QCD at nonzero chemical potential from lattice simulations"
• 9/3 (Tue.) Kenjiro Miki : "Experimental Investigation of Multi-Neutron Systems"
• 9/6 (Fri.) Junki Tanaka : "Alpha correlations in the ground state of atomic nuclei"
• 9/6 (Fri.) Ahmad Jafar Arifi : "Light-front quark model analysis of hadron structure"

Third week (9/9-9/13)

• 9/9 (Mon.) Hans W. Hammer : "EFT for Halo Nuclei"
• 9/10 (Tue.) Yuki Kamiya : "Study on hadron-hadron interaction with femtoscopic technique"
• 9/11 (Wed.) Masaru Hongo : "Effective field theory of van der Waals forces"
• 9/11 (Wed.) Tetsuo Hyodo : "Compositeness of near-threshold s-wave resonances"
• 9/12 (Thur.) Tomona Kinugawa : "Compositeness of near-threshold states with Coulomb plus short-range interaction"
• 9/12 (Thur.) Topical Discussion : "Halo Nuclei & Hadrons"
• 9/13 (Fri.) Takuma Yamashita : "Resonance series in positronic atoms and muonic molecules"

Fourth week (9/16-9/20)

• 9/17 (Tue.) Keisuke Fujii : "Induced interaction between polarons"
• 9/18 (Wed.) Daisuke Yoshida : "Development of many-body calculation code and its applications to cold atom systems"
• 9/18 (Wed.) Yasuhiro Yamaguchi : "Exotic hadrons as a hadron composite state near thresholds"
• 9/19 (Thur.) Yukinao Akamatsu : "Impurity physics: heavy quarks in QGP, polarons in cold atoms"
• 9/19 (Thur.) Dam T. Son : "Physics in very high magnetic field"
• 9/20 (Fri.) Dung Xuan Nguyen : ": Fractional Quantum Hall effect and composite fermion models"
• 9/20 (Fri.) Dung Xuan Nguyen : "The graviton-like excitation in Fractional Quantum Hall systems"

Fifth week (9/23-9/27)

• 9/24 (Tue.) Dam T. Son: "Fermi liquid: effective field theory and the method of coadjoint orbit"
• 9/25 (Wed.) Daichi Kagamihara : "Capturing the signature of anomalous tunneling effects on collective excitations using cloud-accessible Bose-Condensate experiment platform Oqtant"
• 9/25 (Wed.) Yusuke Nishida : "Discrete scale invariance in charged particles"
• 9/26 (Thur.) Pascal Naidon : "Quantum Halo beyond Efimov"
• 9/26 (Thur.) Tomoki Ozawa : "Introduction to Quantum Metric"
• 9/27 (Fri.) Organizers : Summary session
• 9/27 (Fri.) Dam T. Son : Public Lecture "Quantum Field Theory: a Universal Language"