US-Egypt Workshop: High Energy Physics, Cairo, Egypt

说明：该奖项是为了支持定于1999年11月4日至11日在埃及开罗举行的美国-埃及高能物理研讨会。美国组织者是凯萨尔·沙菲博士，特拉华大学巴托尔研究所物理学教授。埃及的组织者是埃及开罗艾因沙姆斯大学数学系的Shaaban Khalil博士。这是在该地区举行的第一次这样的会议，包括以下主题的讨论：标准模型的地位，中微子物理学，最小超对称标准模型的现象学，超对称的实验搜索，超引力，弦理论，对偶性，m理论，粒子物理学和宇宙学。除美国参与者外，还将有来自欧洲核子研究中心（CERN）等几个欧洲研究中心和欧洲大学的参与者。范围：该奖项将允许美国科学家与来自埃及和该地区其他国家的物理学家参加会议，讨论高能物理领域各个领域的最新进展。这个美国小组预计将包括5名研究生和博士后科学家。讲座将主要由美国和欧洲的参与者以及来自该地区的物理学家提供。美国的参与者包括该领域一些最杰出的科学家。来自欧洲的其他参与者也是最著名的高能物理学家。这次会议是为了鼓励来自该地区的物理学家和物理学学生参与这个令人兴奋的领域，特别是在理论部分，这确实需要昂贵的设备或设施。它还将鼓励他们参加美国和欧洲的实验工作。研究生和博士后的参与将给他们早期的国际科学经验。该提案符合INT的目标，即支持在互利领域增加美国与外国合作的高潜力会议。

9907570ShafiDescription: This award is for support of a US-Egypt Symposium on High Energy Physics scheduled for November 4-11, 1999 in Cairo, Egypt. The US organizer is Dr. Qaisar Shafi, Professor of Physics, Bartol Research Institute, University of Delaware. The Egyptian organizer is Dr. Shaaban Khalil, of the Department of Mathematics, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. This is the first such meeting to be held in that region, and includes the following topics for discussion: status of the standard model, Neutrino Physics, Phenomenology of the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model, Experimental searches of Supersymmetry, Supergravity, String Theory, Dualities, M-theory, and Particle Physics and Cosmology. In addition to the US participants, there will be participants from several European research centers such as CERN and from universities in Europe.Scope: This award will allow US scientists to participate in a meeting, with physicists from Egypt and other countries in the region, to discuss recent advances in various areas in the field of high energy physics. The US group is expected to include five graduate students and postdoctoral scientists. Lectures will be presented mainly by the US and the European participants and also by physicists from the region. The US participants include some of the most eminent scientists in the field. Other participants from Europe are also among the best known high-energy physicists. This meeting is to encourage physicists and students of physics from the region to participate in this exciting area, especially in the theoretical part, which does require expensive equipment or facilities. It will also encourage them to participate in experimental work in the United States and Europe. The participation of graduate students and postdoctoral staff will give them early international science experience. This proposal meets the INT objective of supporting meetings with high potential for increasing US-foreign collaboration in areas of mutual benefit.