Speakers and Talks

Day 1 
Monday 18 
Atmospheric neutrinos and neutrino telescopes 
  Convener : C. Tao  
Latest results from SuperKamiokande  Y. Totsuka 
PDF / PPT
Atmospheric neutrino production  T. Montaruli 
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Neutrino Telescopes  J. Learned
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High Energy Astrophysics Sources  J. Rachen  PDF
Afternoon sessions  Convener : S. Tilav 
Ultrahigh energy cosmic rays and string theory  M. Pluemacher  PDF / PS
High-energy neutrino conversion and the lepton asymmetry  C. Lunardini 
PDF / PS
Non-adiabatic oscillations of (supernova) neutrinos  M. Kachelriess  PDF / PS
Determination of the atmospheric neutrino oscillation parameters with ANTARES  R. Hubbard 
PDF / PPT
Supernova detection with AMANDA  A. Bouchta 
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Overview of the recent AMANDA results  C. de los Heros 
PDF / PPT
EUSO as neutrino telescope and related experiments  J-P. Mendiburu  PDF / PPT
Review of MACRO results  T. Montaruli 
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After dinner session  Convener : J. Bouchez 
First public SNO results  K. Heeger 
PDF / PPT
Day 2 
Tuesday 19 
Stellar neutrinos 
  Convener : J. Bouchez 
Solar neutrinos analysis and future  D. Vignaud 
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Solar Models  S. Turck-Chièze 
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Supernovae  P. Vogel 
PDF
Afternoon sessions  Convener : M. Cribier 
Sterile neutrino: a good Warm Dark Matter candidate?  S. Hansen 
PDF
Reviving the Energy independent Suppression of the Solar Neutrino Flux  D.P. Roy 
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QED corrections to the Scattering of Solar Neutrinos electrons  M. Passera 
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Theoretical estimates of the neutrino interaction cross section  C. Volpe 
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Status of the Galactic and Solar detectors OMNIS and SIREN I. Liubarsky 
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Comments and perspective for Solar Neutrinos M. Cribier 
PDF
Day 3 
Wednesday 20 
Combined Analyses 
  Convener : S. Katsanevas
Medium Baseline (Karmen, LSND, Boone)  A. Bazarko 
PDF / PPT
Direct Mass Measurements  C. Weinheimer 
PDF / PS
Implications of oscillation parameters for neutrinoless beta decay  S. Petcov 
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A global 3 flavors analysis  G. Fogli 
 
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Solar and Atmospheric Four-Neutrino Oscillations M.C. Gonzalez-Garcia 
PDF / PS
Afternoon sessions  Convener : A.Y. Smirnov 
BOONE  F. Garcia    PDF
Non Standard Analysis of the Solar Neutrino Anomaly  A. Strumia 
PDF / PS
4 Neutrino Schemes in Future Experiments  C. Pena-Garay 
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A Combined Fit to the LSND and Atmospheric Anomalies  S. Skadhauge 
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4-Neutrino Mass Schemes and the Likelihood of (3+1)-Mass Spectra  T. Schwetz 
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Neutrino Mass Spectrum and Beta Decay  Y. Farzan   
Day 4 
Thursday 21 
Long Baselines 
  Convener : J. Marteau
K2K  K. Nakamura 
PDF / PPT
MINOS  D. Harris 
PDF
The European Long Baseline Program  D. Autiero  PDF / PPT
Neutrino factories  A. Blondel    PDF
Afternoon sessions  Convener : A. Rubbia   
Status ICARUS  A. Rubbia    PDF
CP and T violation searches at neutrino factories  M. Campanelli    PDF / PPT
Parameter correlations in neutrino factory experiments  M. Freund 
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Neutrino Oscillations with Two $\Delta m^2$ Scales  I. Mocioiu 
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Very Long Baselines with Neutrino Narrow Band Beams  F. Pierre 
PDF / PS
DONUT  N. Saoulidou 
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Matter effects  S. Umasankar 
PDF
Day 5 
Friday 22 
Theoretical models, future and Cosmology 
  Convener : J. Orloff
Models for Small Neutrino Masses, with and without Extra Dimensions  P. Ramond 
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Neutrino Masses: Model Building  M. Lola 
PDF / PS
Neutrino Mass Patterns : Bottom Up Approach  F. Feruglio 
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Neutrino Mass and Universe's Baryon Asymmetry  T. Yanagida 
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Outlook and Perspective on Neutrino Masses and Mixings  G. Altarelli    PDF
Afternoon sessions  Convener : S. King 
Introduction  S. King 
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RGE analysis of neutrino mass matrix  G-H. Wu    PDF
Insights on neutrino masses from lepton flavour violation  I. Masina 
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Neutrinos and extra dimensions : a solution to fit the data  N. Cosme 
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Leptogenesis in left-right symmetric theories  W. Rodejohann 
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How Cosmology Constrains Neutrino Oscillations  D. Kirilova 
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Texture Models, Neutrino Observables and Leptogenesis  M. Hirsch 
PDF / PS
Baryogenesis via lepton number violation in Anti-GUT model  Y. Takanishi 
PDF / PS

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Acknowledgements

Catherine Pinty cannot be blessed enough for her patience while scanning about 1000 slides. We must also thank the GIMP group for developping such a useful and powerful image manipulation program.