Stars, Supernovae and Nucleosynthesis III: 7-8 September 2016
Event details
When
Sep 08, 2016 05:00 PM
Where
Contact Name
Contact Phone
Attendees
Nobuya Nishimura (Keele) 7-8
Jacqueline den Hartogh 7-8
Chiaki Kobayashi (hertfordhsire) 7
Gabrielle Cescutti (6-9)
Thomas Rauscher (6-9)
Brad Gibson 7-8 (Hull)
Isobel Judson 7-8 (Hull)
Gareth Few 7-8 (Hull)
Chris Jordan 7-8(Hull)
Marco Pignatari 7-8 (Hull)
Jorick Vink 6-7 (Armagh)
Jose Groh 6-7 (DIAS)
Torsten Henkel 7-8 (Manchester)
Rob Izzard (IoA) 7-8
Ghina Halabi (IoA) 6-8
Clare Worley (IoA) 6-8
Adam Jermyn (IoA) 6-8
Camilla Juul Hansen (Dark-Cosmo, DK) 7-8
Umberto Battino (Basel) 5-9
Paul Crowther (Sheffield) 7
Alison Laird (York) 6-8
Nicholas Hubbard (York) 6-8
Michael Munch (York) 6-8
Christian Diget (York) 8
James Keegans (York) 6-8
Meeting details:
Title: Stars, Supernovae and Nucleosynthesis
Dates: 7-8 September
Venue: School of Physics and Chemistry, Lennard-Jones Laboratories, Keele University, Keele, ST5 5BG
Program: To be confirmed
Day 1 (Wed 7 Sept) will be the continuation of the massive stars and supernovae meetings organised by John Eldridge in the past.
Day 2 (Thu 8 Sept) will be the continuation of the meetings organised by Alison in York in the last few years.
Full program:
Wednesday 7 September: stars and their supernovae
9.30am Arrival (+ coffee)
Stellar evolution and observations:
10.00 Raphael Hirschi (5'): Welcome and introduction to BRIDGCE
10.05 Jorick Vink (35’ talk +5’ questions): Mass loss across the HRD
10.45 Jose Groh (21’ + 5’): The look of massive stars
11.11 coffee break
11.40 Rob Izzard (20’ + 5’): [C/N] ratios and binary stars in the thick disc
12.05 Andrea Cristini (15’+ 5’): 3D hydrodynamic simulations of carbon burning
12.25 Clare Worley (35’ + 5’): Spectroscopy and stellar abundances overview
1.05 pm Lunch
2.15 Camilla Hansen (20’ + 5’): Silver and the weak r process
2.40 Paul Crowther (15’ + 5’): R136 dissected with HST/STIS: properties of massive stars in a rich young star cluster
3.00 coffee break
3.30 Chiaki Kobayashi (35’ + 5’): GCE overview
4.10 Gabriele Cescutti (20’ + 5’): Stochastic GCE models of the early universe: Constraints to the nature of the r-process events
4.35 General discussion: Uncertainties, future opportunities, …
7.00 pm workshop dinner in Newcastle at Koh-I-Noor (curry)
Thursday 8 September: GCE, meteoritic grains and nuclear astrophysics (nucleosynthesis)
9.30am Arrival (+ coffee)
10.00 Brad Gibson (15’ + 5’): GCE
10.20 Gareth Few (15’ + 5’): Chemo-dynamical simulations
10.40 Isobel Judson (15’ + 5’): radial flows and their impact on metallicity gradients
11.00 Chris Jordan (15’ + 5’): inhomogeneous GCE code
11.20 break (+ coffee)
11.50 Marco Pignatari (25’ +5’): NuGrid/pre-solar grains
12.20 Umberto Battino (15’ + 5’): Accretion-induced collapse of white dwarfs and related nucleosynthesis
12.40 Jacqueline den Hartogh (15’ + 5’): Rotating AGB models
1.00 pm Lunch (including discussion)
2.00 Nobuya Nishimura (25’ +5’): Sensitivity studies with Monte Carlo method: application to the s process
2.30 Thomas Rauscher (25’ + 5’): Uncertainties in the gamma process
3.00 James Keegans (15’ + 5’): Nucleosynthesis in Common Envelope Neutron Star Systems
3.20 coffee break
3.40 Nicholas Hubbard (15’ + 5’): The 23Na(alpha,p) reaction and its astrophysical reaction rate
4.00 Michael Kulmback (15’ + 5’): Lithium-7 reactions - Astrophysics and Nuclear structure
4.20 General discussion: BRIDGCE: future opportunities
6.00pm The end
Looking forward to seeing you all in Keele.
Raphael
See: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1agYIfFg2LQO5E0jU7xgec5aplTOIC4WRCJepuqJN0Bw/editfor draft program
