| Registration (9:00 AM - 9:50 AM) | |||
| Welcome (9:50 AM - 10 AM) | Jerry Busenitz | ||
| Session 1 | Motivation and context (10 AM - 12 PM) | Moderator: Maury Goodman | |
| 1. Parameter degeneracy and reactor neutrino experiments. (pdf) | Osamu Yasuda, Tokyo Metropolitan University | 45' | |
| 2. General goals of a reactor neutrino experiment. (pdf) | Mike Shaevitz, Columbia University | 45' | |
| Lunch (12-1:30 PM) | |||
| Session 2 | Proposals and ideas for a reactor experiment to measure Ue3-I (1:30 - 5 PM) | Moderator: Andreas Piepke | |
| 1. Precision (sin(2*theta13))**2 measurement using Japanese reactors. (pdf) | Fumihiko Suekane, Tohoku University | 60' | |
| 2. One-reactor two-detector experiment to search for Ue3 at Krasnoyarsk. (ppt) | Valery Sinev for Lev Mikaelyan, Kurchatov Institute | 40' | |
| Coffee break (20 minutes) | |||
| 3. The Krasnoyarsk neutrino underground site. (ppt) | Valery Sinev for Vladimir Martemiyanov, Kurchatov Institute | 30' | |
| 4. Nuclear cities initiative. (ppt) | Maury Goodman, Argonne | 10' | |
| 5. Reactor neutrino measurement of theta13. (pdf) | Karsten Heeger, LBL | 30' | |
| Session 3 | Proposals and ideas for a reactor experiment to measure Ue3-II (9 AM - 12 PM) | Moderator: Jerry Busenitz | |
| 1. Report from the European working group on a new reactor neutrino experiment. (ppt,Text report) | Thierry Lasserre, Saclay and Max Planck Institut | 30' | |
| 2. Investigation of some European sites for a new reactor experiment. (ppt) | Thierry Lasserre, Saclay and Max Planck Institut | 30' | |
| Coffee break (20 minutes) | |||
| 3. Possibilities for finding a site in the US for the next-generation reactor neutrino experiment. (ppt) | Jonathan Link, Columbia University | 30' | |
| 4. Comments on underground siting for reactor-based experiments and issues for discussion and future consideration. (pdf) | Dave Reyna for Chris Laughton, Fermilab | 30' | |
| 5. Other sites from around the world. (ppt) | David Reyna, Argonne | 10' | |
| Lunch (12-1:30 PM) | |||
| Session 4 | Systematics, experiment optimization, and detector costs. (1:30 PM - 5:00 PM) | Moderator: Yuri Kamyshkov | |
| 1. Baseline optimization studies. (ppt) | David Reyna, Argonne | 30' | |
| 2. Detector costs and scaling. (ppt) | Maury Goodman, Argonne | 30' | |
| 3. Ideas for targeting the dominant systematic in reactor neutrino experiments. (ppt) | Jonathan Link, Columbia University | 30' | |
| Coffee break (20 minutes) | |||
| 4. Systematics (preliminary considerations). (ppt) Non-equilibrium antineutrino spectrum from a nuclear reactor. (ppt) | Valery Sinev, Kurchatov Institute | 30' | |
| 5. Experience with Gd-loaded scintillator in the Palo Verde experiment. (pdf) | Andreas Piepke, University of Alabama. | 20' | |
| Session 5 | Workshop conclusion and plans for future work. (9 AM - 1 PM) | ||
| Panel Discussion: Where do we go from here toward mounting a reactor neutrino experiment to measure Ue3? Summary notes | Panel members: Jerry Busenitz (moderator), Thierry Lasserre, Valery Sinev, Mike Shaevitz, Fumihiko Suekane |
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| Coffee break (20 minutes) | |||
| 2. Organization and planning to write a white paper on a reactor neutrino experiment to measure Ue3. (Prepared presentation,Summary notes on interested groups, white paper writing schedule, and future workshops) | Moderated by Maury Goodman | 60' | |
| Workshop adjourns at 1 PM | |||