Symposium Talks

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N. Samios: Chair
Morning Section

• Paradigm Lost: What Spin did to the Quark Model (pdf)
  R. Jaffe
• 32 years of challenging experimental physics (pdf)
  J. Soffer

D. Lowenstein: Chair - Talk (ppt)
Late Morning Section

• Spin experimental and future
  N. Saito
• Polarizing RHIC (ppt)
  T. Roser

T. Ludlam: Chair
Afternoon Section

• Muon g-2: Where have all the muons gone? (ppt)
  D. Hertzog
• Color Transparency (ppt)
  S. Heppelmann
• The Early Days at Fermilab: The Discovery of High Energy Spin Effects (ppt)
  K. Heller
• Pegram Lecture Berkner Auditorium
  J. Marburger
        - The Science of Science Policy (Pegram 1)

M. Tannenbaum: Chair
Evening Section

• Deuteron Spin Alignment in d-p Scattering at 3.6 GeV (ppt)
  S. Olsen
• RHIC future (ppt)
  S. Vigdor

Last Modified: November 21, 2008

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