International Conference on Non-Accelerator Particle PhysicsBangalore, India, January 2-9, 1994, Award in Indian and US Currency

非加速器粒子物理国际会议将于1994年1月2日至9日在印度的班加罗尔召开。 高朗B。Yodh，加州大学欧文分校和R.塔塔基础研究所和班加罗尔印度天体物理研究所（IIA）所长考西克是组织者。 这次会议是独特的，在其跨学科的方法来讨论研究的明显不同的领域之间的密切联系。 它致力于讨论从非加速器粒子物理学的不同领域出现的基础物理学，例如：太阳中微子天文学，宇宙射线，粒子物理学，中微子物理学和暗物质的探测。 在过去的五年里，这些领域已经取得了实质性的进展，人们普遍认为，超越标准模型的物理学中的几个问题的明确答案现在可以来自非加速器的调查方法。 与会者将回顾粒子物理学各个领域的最新发展，它们在天体物理学情况下的影响，暗物质的实验探测，宇宙大尺度结构的理论解释和经验/物理模型。 适用范围：这次会议将在加州大学和印度天体物理研究所（班加罗尔）的几个成员之间开始一项重大的机构合作之前，在会议讨论的研究领域进行合作。 因此，这次会议将是跨学科研究计划的重要启动活动 以及将国际投资协定引入现代研究领域。 由于美国在所有领域都进行了大量的研究，这将是美国研究人员向来自世界各地的一些最杰出的科学家展示他们的工作的机会。 会议记录将予以公布。 ***

9317626 Yodh Description: The International Conference on Non-Accelerator Particle Physics will convene in Bangalore, India from January 2- 9, 1994. Gaurang B. Yodh, University of California, Irvine and R. Cowsik, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research and Director, Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA), Bangalore are the organizers. This conference is unique in its interdisciplinary approach to discussing the close interconnections among apparently diverse areas of study. It is dedicated to the discussion of the fundamental physics that emerges from diverse areas of non-accelerator particle physics such as: Solar Neutrino Astronomy, Cosmic Rays, Particle Physics, Neutrino Physics and the Detection of Dark Matter. Substantial progress has been made in these fields during the past five years and it is widely thought that definitive answers to several questions in Physics beyond the Standard Model can now come from Non-Accelerator methods of inquiry. The conferees will review recent developments in various areas of Particle Physics, their implications in astrophysical situations, the experimental detection of dark matter, theoretical interpretation and empirical/physical models of the large scale structure of the Universe. Scope: This conference will precede the start of a major institutional collaboration among several members of the Universities of California and the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore in areas of research discussed at the conference. Therefore, the conference will be an important initiating activity for the interdisciplinary research program and for launching the IIA into modern areas of study. Since considerable research is going on in the US in all fields to be discussed, this will be an opportunity for the US researchers to present their work to some of the most distinguished scientists from all over the world. The proceedings will be published. ***