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International symposium: TRIP Usecase: Nuclear Transmutation 2025

Mar 10 – 12, 2025
RIKEN
Asia/Tokyo timezone

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  1. 1. Opening and Overview of TRIP
    Masaaki Kimura (RIKEN Nishina Center)
    3/10/25, 9:55 AM
  2. 2. Collaborations through TRIP: Emulators and Quantum Computing as examples
    Sota Yoshida (Utsunoimya University/RIKEN)
    3/10/25, 10:00 AM
  3. 3. Nuclear ab initio calculations with chiral effective field theory
    Takayuki Miyagi
    3/10/25, 10:25 AM
  4. 4. What can AI/ML do for us? Exploring the power (and potential problems) of AI/ML in nuclear physics
    Kyle Godbey (Michigan State University)
    3/10/25, 11:10 AM
  5. 5. Linear-response emulator for nuclear excited state calculations
    Nobuo HINOHARA (Center for Computational Sciences, University of Tsukuba)
    3/10/25, 11:40 AM
  6. 6. Nuclear data for nuclear reactor physics
    Go Chiba (Hokkaido University)
    3/10/25, 1:35 PM
  7. 7. Nuclear data evaluation in developing JENDL
    Osamu Iwamoto (Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
    3/10/25, 2:00 PM
  8. 8. New Approaches in Nuclear Data Evaluation through Bayesian Machine Learning - Towards More Reliable, Sustainable, and Comprehensive Nuclear Dataset
    Hiroki Iwamoto (Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
    3/10/25, 2:25 PM
  9. 9. Statistical analysis of nuclear low-lying states and double-beta decay with a covariant energy density functional
    Xin Zhang (Kyoto University)
    3/10/25, 3:20 PM
  10. 10. Statistical tools for studies of the rapid neutron capture process
    Yukiya Saito (Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, Michigan State University)
    3/10/25, 3:45 PM

    Abstract:
    The rapid neutron capture process (r-process) is believed to be responsible for the synthesis of the heaviest elements in the Universe and to occur in extreme astrophysical events such as compact binary mergers. Despite a multitude of efforts and developments to understand the workings of the r-process both in nuclear physics and astrophysics, many challenges and unknowns remain....

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  11. 11. Some examples of the use of data-scientific methods in astrophysics
    Dr Yuto Ichinohe (RIKEN)
    3/10/25, 4:15 PM
  12. 12. Signature of shell evolution from reaction cross section measurement
    Hooi Jin Ong (Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
    3/11/25, 9:45 AM
  13. 13. Overview of TRIP-S3CAN Project
    Daiki Nishimura (Tokyo City University)
    3/11/25, 10:15 AM
  14. 14. Complete Glauber model analysis for total reaction and elastic scattering cross sections
    Wataru Horiuchi (Osaka Metropolitan University)
    3/11/25, 10:40 AM
  15. 15. Elastic and quasi-elastic scattering with Active Targets
    Wolfgang Mittig (Michigan State University)
    3/11/25, 11:25 AM
  16. 16. Overview of TRIP-MESA and ESPRI Project
    Juzo ZENIHIRO (Department of Physics, Kyoto University)
    3/11/25, 11:55 AM
  17. 17. AMD simulation for reaction and fragmentation cross sections
    Akira Ono (Tohoku University)
    3/11/25, 1:50 PM
  18. 18. IS and IV densities vs. Symmetry energy and ISB
    Hiroyuki Sagawa (RIKEN/University of Aizu)
    3/11/25, 2:15 PM
  19. 19. From Density to Energy Density Functional
    Dr Tomoya Naito (RIKEN iTHEMS)
    3/11/25, 2:40 PM
  20. 20. Bayesian inference on nuclear ground state and giant resonance data
    Xavier Roca Maza (University of Barcelona and University of Milan)
    3/11/25, 3:05 PM
  21. 26. P1:Measurement of the interaction cross sections for nuclei near the N=Z line between 40Ca and 56Ni
    Chinami Inoue (Tokyo City University)
    3/11/25, 4:20 PM
  22. 28. P2:Development of methods and tools for photogrammetry survey for more efficient and effective data utilization
    Rie Murayama (RIKEN)
    3/11/25, 4:20 PM
  23. 21. Poster
    3/11/25, 4:20 PM
  24. 27. P3:Measurement of interaction cross sections for neutron-rich nuclei in the vicinity of Z = 14 at RIBF
    Kento Matsuyama (Tokyo City University)
    3/11/25, 4:30 PM
  25. 29. P4:Measurement of proton elastic scattering for 50Ca with telescope array DELTA in TRIP MESA program
    Tomoya Nakada (Kyoto University)
    3/11/25, 4:30 PM
  26. 30. P5:Measurement of proton elastic scattering of 44Ti in the TRIP-MESA
    Shoko Takeshige
    3/11/25, 4:40 PM
  27. 37. P6:Systematic Study on Interaction Cross Sections and Neutron Skin Thickness for Ni Isotopes
    Miki Fukutome (Osaka University)
    3/11/25, 4:40 PM
  28. 35. P7:Measurement of Interaction Cross Sections and Investigation of Deformation Effects in Neutron-rich Zr Isotopes
    gen takayama
    3/11/25, 4:50 PM
  29. 39. P8:Measurements of Isomer Ratio of 12Be beams and Precise Branching Ratio and Half-Life
    Ryo Taguchi (Osaka University)
    3/11/25, 4:50 PM
  30. 40. P10:Charge states of heavy ion beams near atomic number 40 in the energy region 250 MeV/u
    Tasuku Tsujisaka
    3/11/25, 5:00 PM
  31. 36. P9:Measurement of proton elastic scattering from 136Xe at 200 and 300 MeV/nucleon
    Takayuki YANO (Kyoto University)
    3/11/25, 5:00 PM
  32. 41. P11:Measurements of isomers around the A~100 region for TRIP-S3CAN
    Nao Ito
    3/11/25, 5:10 PM
  33. 34. Round-table conference
    3/11/25, 5:20 PM

    Banquet

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  34. 22. Predictions of beta-decay half-lives and beta-delayed neutron emissions within Skyrme-QRPA
    Futoshi Minato (Kyushu university)
    3/12/25, 9:45 AM
  35. 23. Some results from macroscopic-microscopic nuclear-structure calculations that may serve as suitable tests for AI.
    Peter Moller (Department of Mathematical Physics, Lund University, Lund,Sweden)
    3/12/25, 10:10 AM
  36. 24. Nuclear mass and beta-decay half-life with Bayesian approaches
    Dr Haozhao Liang (The University of Tokyo)
    3/12/25, 11:00 AM
  37. 25. TRIP 2025 plan
    Hidetada Baba (RIKEN)
    3/12/25, 11:25 AM
  38. 42. Comments, advices from participants, and Closing
    Hidetada Baba (RIKEN), Masaaki Kimura (RIKEN Nishina Center), Muhsin Harakeh
    3/12/25, 11:40 AM