Symposium on `Quarks to Universe in Computational Science (QUCS 2015)’
- Wednesday 04 November 2015
- Thursday 05 November 2015
- Friday 06 November 2015
- Saturday 07 November 2015
- Sunday 08 November 2015
Timetable
Wednesday 04 November 2015
Registration – Registration desk (08:40-09:15)
Plenary session 1 – Noh theatre (09:15-10:50)
– Conveners: Umemura, Masayuki
09:15 | Opening address | AOKI, Sinya |
09:20 | Summary of HPCI Strategy Field 5 | AOKI, Sinya |
09:25 | Report on HPCI (Lattice QCD) | HATSUDA, Tetsuo |
09:40 | Report on HPCI (Quantum Many-Body) | OTSUKA, Takaharu |
09:55 | Report on HPCI (First Generation Objects) | MAKINO, Junichiro |
10:10 | Report on HPCI (Supernova Explosion and Blackhole) | SHIBATA, Masaru |
10:25 | Report on HPCI (Computational Science) | HASHIMOTO, Shoji |
Plenary session 2 – Noh theatre (11:10-12:40)
– Conveners: Aoki, Sinya
11:10 | Ab initio calculation of the neutron proton mass difference | FODOR, Zoltan |
12:10 | Recent results of Lattice QCD using chiral quarks | IZUBUCHI, Taku |
Plenary session 3 – Noh theatre (14:00-16:00)
– Conveners: Hatsuda, Tetsuo
14:00 | Overview of Strangeness Nuclear Physics | NAGAE, Tomofumi |
14:30 | Radiative Transfer Simulations in Compact Star Mergers | TANAKA, Masaomi |
15:00 | RECENT RESULTS FROM SUPER-KAMIOKANDE | NAKAHATA, Masayuki |
15:30 | Nuclear structure and excitations clarified by Monte Carlo Shell Model calculation on K computer |
SHIMIZU, Noritaka |
Plenary session 4 – Noh theatre (16:20-17:50)
– Conveners: Shibata, Masaru
16:20 | Planet Formation and Its Simulations | IDA, Shigeru |
16:50 | Simulations of planetesimal formation | JOHANSEN, Anders |
17:20 | Simulations of Star formation | MACHIDA, Masahiro |
Thursday 05 November 2015
Registration – Registration desk (08:40-09:00)
Plenary session 5 – Noh theatre (09:00-11:00)
– Conveners: Otsuka, Takaharu
09:00 | Computational nuclear structure in the eve of exascale | NAZAREWICZ, Witold |
10:00 | Topology in lattice QCD | FUKAYA, Hidenori |
10:30 | A glimpse into the cold atom world: Results from small and large(r) scale computations | BLUME, Doerte |
Plenary session 6 – Noh theatre (11:20-12:20)
– Conveners: Ishikawa, Kenichi
11:20 | Cluster model approaches to nuclear many-body dynamics | FUNAKI, Yasuro |
11:50 | Observations of High-z Galaxies | OUCHI, Masami |
Parallel session 1A – Noh theatre (13:50-15:50)
– Conveners: Ukita, Naoya
13:50 | Chemical enrichment of passive galaxies in cosmological simulatins | OKAMOTO, Takashi |
14:10 | Radiation hydrodynamic simulations on the possibility of radiation-supported AGN tori | NAMEKATA, Daisuke |
14:30 | Time evolution of the Sgr A* accretion flow interacting with the G2 cloud | KAWASHIMA, Tomohisa |
14:50 | Relativistic Radiation Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations of the Black Hole Accretion Disks and Outflows | TAKAHASHI, Hiroyuki |
15:10 | Radiation hydrodynamic simulations of line-driven disk winds around super massive black holes | NOMURA, Mariko |
15:30 | General relativistic magnetohydrodynamics simulations of compact binary mergers on K | KIUCHI, Kenta |
Parallel session 1B – Conference room 1 (13:50-15:50)
– Conveners: Doi, Takumi
13:50 | Lattice QCD studies of Omega-Omega and Delta-Delta interactions including results at physical point | GONGYO, Shinya |
14:10 | A study of LcN 2-body system on the lattice | MIYAMOTO, Takaya |
14:30 | Light nuclei and nucleon form factors from lattice QCD | YAMAZAKI, Takeshi |
14:50 | Lattice QCD studies of baryon-baryon interactions: the potential method and the direct method | ISHII, Noriyoshi |
15:10 | Non-locality of a wave-function-equivalent potential using the derivative expansion | SUGIURA, Takuya |
15:30 | Algorithm, benchmarks, and hyperon potentials with strangeness S=-1 at almost physical point | NEMURA, Hidekatsu |
Parallel session 2A – Noh theatre (16:10-18:10)
– Conveners: TBA
16:10 | Dynamical mass ejection from black hole-neutron star binaries | KYUTOKU, Koutarou |
16:30 | 3D GRMHD simulations of jets from black hole and accretion disk | MIZUTA, Akira |
16:50 | A new class of rotational explosion in core-collpase supernovae | TAKIWAKI, Tomoya |
17:10 | Systematic Features and Progenitor Dependences of Core-collapse Supernovae | NAKAMURA, Ko |
17:30 | Equation of state including full nuclear ensemble in supernova simulations | FURUSAWA, Shun |
17:50 | Microscopic equation of state for supernova matter with realistic nuclear forces | TOGASHI, Hajime |
Parallel session 2B – Conference room1 (16:10-18:10)
– Conveners: Ishii, Noriyoshi
16:10 | Physical point lattice QCD simulation on the S = -2 baryon-baryon interactions | SASAKI, Kenji |
16:30 | Structure of Zc(3900) from coupled-channel scattering on the lattice | IKEDA, Yoichi |
16:50 | The nuclear matrix element of double beta decay | IWATA, Yoritaka |
17:10 | Effects of nuclear many-body correlations on neutrinoless double-beta decay in quasiparticle random-phase approximaion |
TERASAKI, Jun |
17:30 | Monte Carlo shell model for electric dipole strength distribution in medium-heavy nuclei | TOGASHI, Tomoaki |
17:50 | Collaborative code development, through the development of the lattice common code “Bridge++” | UEDA, Satoru |
Poster session – Conference room 2 (18:20-19:30)
P01: Accretion versus merger in the early growth of massive black holes | TAGAWA, Hiromichi |
P02: CORE-K Simulation: COsmic REionization simulation with K-Computer | HASEGAWA, Kenji |
P03: Comparative study of topological charge in lattice QCD | NAMEKAWA, Yusuke |
P04: Supercomputing for exploring electron accelerations in strong shock waves | MATSUMOTO, Yosuke |
P05: The Strategy for 6D Simulations of Core-Collapse Supernovae with Boltzmann-Hydro Code | IWAKAMI, Wakana |
P06: General relativistic radiative transfer simulations around a Kerr black hole | TAKAHASHI, Rohta |
P07: Density Independent Formulation of SPH | SAITOH, Takayuki |
P08: Alpha-cluster structure for Be isotopes appeared in the wave function of Monte Carlo shell model | YOSHIDA, Tooru |
P09: Geometrical structure of helium triatomic systems: comparison with the neon trimer | SUNO, Hiroya |
P10: Signature of (1405) in d(K-; n) reaction | OHNISHI, Shota |
P11: Center for Computational Astrophysics at National Astronomical Observatory of Japan | KOKUBO, Eiichiro |
P12: Effective restoration of axial symmetry at finite temperature | COSSU, Guido |
P13: Japan Lattice Data Grid | MATSUFURU, Hideo |
Friday 06 November 2015
Plenary session 7 – Noh theatre (09:00-11:00)
– Conveners: Makino, Junichiro
09:00 | Core-Collapse Supernova Theory: the current status and future prospects | YAMADA, Shoichi |
10:00 | Nuclear Physics from Lattice QCD | DOI, Takumi |
10:30 | Connecting the quarks to the cosmos and beyond | WALKER-LOUD, Andre |
Plenary session 8 – Noh theatre (11:20-12:50)
– Conveners: Hashimoto, Shoji
11:20 | Novel applications of gradient flow | KAPLAN, David, B. |
11:50 | Excited state energies and scattering phase shifts from lattice QCD with the stochastic LapH method | MORNINGSTAR, Colin |
12:20 | Binary neutron star mergers and r-process nucleosynthesis | SEKIGUCHI, Yuichiro |
lunch – (12:50-14:20)
Parallel session 3A – Noh theatre (14:20-16:00)
– Conveners: Yamazaki, Takeshi
14:20 | Light and Heavy decay constants from Lattice QCD using Domain-Wall fermions | FAHY, Brendan |
14:40 | Improved lattice fermion action for heavy quarks | CHO, Yong-Gwi |
15:00 | Charmonium current-current correlators with Mobius domain wall fermion | NAKAYAMA, Katsumasa |
15:20 | Analysis of short distance current correlators using OPE | TOMII, Masaaki |
15:40 | The perturbation analysis of the Moebius Domain Wall Fermion with the Schroeginger functional scheme | MURAKAMI, Yuko |
Parallel session 3B – Conference room 1 (14:20-16:00)
– Conveners: Ohnishi, Akira
14:20 | Galactic Evolution of Supernova and Merger R-process | KAJINO, Taka |
14:40 | Solar global convection and dynamo with the Reduced Speed of Sound Technique | HOTTA, Hideyuki |
15:00 | Athena++: a New RMHD Simulation Code with Adaptive Mesh Refinement | TOMIDA, Kengo |
15:20 | High-Resolution Global N-body Simulation of Planetary Formation: Outward Migration of a Protoplanet | KOMINAMI, Junko |
15:40 – |
Parallel session 4A – Noh theatre (16:20-18:40)
– Conveners: Namekawa, Yusuke
16:20 | Determination of the ratio between the $\Lambda$-parameter ratio associated with the Schr\”{o}dinger functional and the twisted gradient flow in the pure SU(3) gauge theory | UENO, Ryoichiro |
16:40 | Thermodynamics of SU(3) gauge theory using gradient flow | ITOU, Etsuko |
17:00 | Strong-Coupling Lattice QCD with fluctuation and plaquette effects | OHNISHI, Akira |
17:20 | Study of high density lattice QCD with canonical approach | TANIGUCHI, Yusuke |
17:40 | Universality test of Complex Langevin approach for chiral random matrix theories | ICHIHARA, Terukazu |
18:00 | The application of the complex Langevin method to a matrix model with spontaneous rotational symmetry breaking | ITO, Yuta |
18:20 | Precision test of gauge/gravity duality by lattice simulation | SHIMASAKI, Shinji |
Parallel session 4B – Conference room1 (16:20-18:40)
– Conveners: Shimizu, Noritaka
16:20 | Monte Carlo shell model calculations for structure of nuclei around Z=28 | TSUNODA, Yusuke |
16:40 | Calculations for medium-mass nuclei with the chiral EFT interactions in the unitary-model-operator approach | MIYAGI, Takayuki |
17:00 | Recent development of finite-amplitude method for nuclear collective excitation | HINOHARA, Nobuo |
17:20 | Impurity effects in deformed/clustering hypernuclei with antisymmetric molecular dynamics | ISAKA, Masahiro |
17:40 | Weak decay of Lambda_c for the study of Lambda resonances | MIYAHARA, Kenta |
18:00 | Compositeness of near-threshold quasi-bound states | KAMIYA, Yuki |
18:20 | Infinite basis-space extrapolation of ground-state energies in no-core Monte Carlo shell model | ABE, Takashi |
Saturday 07 November 2015
Plenary session 9 – Noh theatre (09:00-11:00)
– Conveners: Nakatsukasa, Takashi
09:00 | Radiation Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) Simulations of Astrophysical Accretion | STONE, James M. |
10:00 | The r-process in the ejecta of neutron star mergers | WANAJO, Shinya |
10:30 | Nuclear physics from chiral effective field theory | SCHWENK, Achim |
Plenary session 10 – Noh theatre (11:20-12:50)
– Conveners: Ishizuka, Naruhito
11:20 | Simulation Study of Solar-Terrestrial Environment | KUSANO, Kanya |
11:50 | 2+1 avor QCD simulation near the physical point on a 96^4 lattice | UKITA, Naoya |
12:20 | From nuclear force to neutron-rich nuclei | TSUNODA, Naofumi |
Public lecture – (15:00-17:00)
15:00 | Public lecture (Japanese) | HASHIMOTO, Koji HATSUDA, Tetsuo YOSHIDA, Naoki |
Banquet – (18:00-20:00)
Banquet is held at Hotel Nikko Nara.
Sunday 08 November 2015
Plenary session 11 – Noh theatre (09:00-11:00)
– Conveners: Tomisaka, Kohji
09:00 | Skyrme energy-density-functional method for large-scale linear-response calculations | YOSHIDA, Kenichi |
09:30 | Finite density lattice QCD simulations towards the understanding of QGP, heavy ion collisions and nuclear matter | NAGATA, Keitaro |
10:00 | Observational constraints on r-process | AOKI, Wako |
10:30 | Full Boltzmann-Hydrodynamic Simulations for Core Collapse Supernovae on K computer | NAGAKURA, Hiroki |
Plenary session 12 – Noh theatre (11:20-13:00)
– Conveners: Sakurai, Tetsuya
11:20 | Numerical test of gauge/gravity duality – from lattice gauge theory to black hole physics – | KADOH, Daisuke |
11:50 | Radiation magnetohydrodynamics simulations of accretion ows and out ows around black holes | OHSUGA, Ken |
12:20 | Formation of the First Stars in the Universe | YOSHIDA, Naoki |
12:50 | Closing |