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RHIC SCHOOL 05

5th BUDAPEST
WINTER SCHOOL ON  
HEAVY ION PHYSICS


Dec. 5-7 (Mon-Wed),
Budapest, Hungary 		[Waterfall in Jajce]

Csontvary Kosztka, T. : Waterfall in Jajce



Aims of the 5th Budapest Winter School:
- as of November 10, 2005 -


Dear Colleague,


The aims of this school are
1) deepening the collaboration between experimental and theoretical physicists who are interested in finding QGP and perhaps other new states of hot and dense hadronic matter;
2) deepening our international collaborations, and harvesting and digesting some of the results of Quark Matter 2005 conference in Budapest, Hungary; and
3) preparing for an increased Hungarian participation in the PHENIX experiment of the RHIC accelerator at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, USA. As the Debrecen University, Eotvos University and KFKI RMKI are institutional members of PHENIX from the beginning of 2003, we also would like to deepen our cooperation;
4) opening the School for students from outside as well as from inside Hungary, following the traditions established in 2003;
5) strengthening the collaboration between KFKI RMKI and the ELTE University. Due to this reason, one session of the School will be held at ELTE and the talks in that session will be open to all members of the ELTE Departments of Physics as well as to all of the students.
6) looking back to new results of 2005 and increasing our awareness of these results.

Contributed talks: Participants are encouraged to present their recent results in brief contributed talks. Please e-mail us your name, institute, the title and a brief abstract of your contribution, if any.

Students are particularly encouraged to attend the school (and their fee will be waved).


Looking forward to a stimulating and fruitful meeting,

T. Csörgö
(organizer)
csorgo@sunserv.kfki.hu

E-mail to: csorgo@sunserv.kfki.hu
Web-page of the school: http://www.kfki.hu/~csorgo/school05/
- As of November 10, 2005-