Sixth International Workshop on Pion-Nucleon Partial-Wave Analysis and Interpretation of Baryon Resonances held at George Washington University

自2005年以来，分波分析（PWA）研讨会每隔一年举办一次，将世界各地的专家聚集在一个国际公认的论坛上，因为它对物质的最基本组成部分，原子核的中子和质子成分的基本理解做出了独特的贡献。今年的PWA研讨会将在乔治华盛顿大学雾底校区举行，由哥伦比亚艺术与科学学院核研究中心（CNS）主持，该中心自1990年11月以来一直被特许，并被公认为原子核物理学领域的学术领导者。目前，在基础和精密核子物理学中，活动非常高。该领域的许多最新进展表明，自1998年以来，国家一级对PWA计划的兴趣和支持重新焕发了活力，该计划由CNS的数据分析中心（DAC）领导。这些发展包括建设杰斐逊实验室的12-GeV升级，这代表了在联邦一级的设备和基础设施支持精密核子物理计划的实质性承诺。杰斐逊实验室的核子物理计划是精密实验核物理国际努力的一部分，包括欧洲和日本的努力。美国和国际机构的实验室即将提供大量精确数据。这些新的实验物理学的努力迎来了理论和分析研究的复兴。更广泛的影响，今年的PWA研讨会将汇集目前参与分析现有和即将进行的核子和强子物理实验的专家和专家。研讨会的与会者将包括学生，博士后研究人员，以及更年轻，更有经验的教师和研究人员。我们将专注于解决精确核子物理实验计划成功的时间敏感和关键问题。杰斐逊实验室的大力支持表明，PWA的重要性以及DAC和CNS的工作对该计划的成功至关重要。除了交流技术外，一个重要的问题是规划未来的实验，以确保方案的成功。

The Partial Wave Analysis (PWA) Workshops, held in alternating years since 2005, bring together the world's experts in a forum recognized internationally for its singular contributions to the fundamental understanding of the most basic building blocks of matter, the neutron and proton constituents of the atomic nucleus. This year's PWA Workshop will be held at the Foggy Bottom Campus of The George Washington University under the auspices of the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences' Center for Nuclear Studies (CNS), which has been chartered since November of 1990 and is universally recognized as an academic leader in the field of the physics of the atomic nucleus. Currently, activity is very high in fundamental and precision nucleon physics. Many recent developments in the field have signaled a reinvigorated interest in and support for the PWA program at the national level, which has been led by the Data Analysis Center (DAC) housed in the CNS since 1998. These developments include the construction of Jefferson Laboratory's 12-GeV Upgrade, which represents substantial commitment at the federal level for equipment and infrastructure supporting the precision nucleon physics program. The nucleon physics program at Jefferson Laboratory is part of an international effort in precision experimental nuclear physics including efforts in Europe and Japan. A wealth of precision data is forthcoming from laboratories both in the United States and international institutions. These new experimental physics efforts have ushered in a renaissance in theoretical and analytical research.Of broader impact, this year's PWA Workshop will bring specialists and experts together who are presently involved in the analysis of existing and forthcoming experiments on nucleon and hadron physics. Workshop attendees will include students, postdoctoral researchers, and both younger and more experienced faculty and researchers. We will focus on time-sensitive and critical issues addressed to the success of precision nucleon physics experimental programs. Substantial support from Jefferson Laboratory indicates the recognition of the importance of PWA and the work of the DAC and CNS to the success of the program. Beside techniques to be exchanged an important issue is the planning of future experiments to ensure the success of the program.