Hi Tom,
I think what you said sounds good. We just accept a single talk for 20
minutes. If they want to split it into 2 talks (say 10+10), they can let us
know; and we can manually adjust the timetable in Indico to indicate the
details later.
-Barak
On Wed, Mar 16, 2022 at 12:10 PM Cridge, Tom <t.cridge(a)ucl.ac.uk> wrote:
Hi Barak, Nestor,
Should I get back to them and say we can only accept one nCTEQ talk and
all talks are 20 mins, then how they wish to divide it amongst themselves
is up to them and perhaps they could divide that into two back-to-back 10
minute talks?
Best,
Tom
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*From:* Pit Duwentäster <p_duwe01(a)uni-muenster.de>
*Sent:* 16 March 2022 19:07
*To:* Cridge, Tom <t.cridge(a)ucl.ac.uk>; khoirul.muzakka(a)uni-muenster.de <
khoirul.muzakka(a)uni-muenster.de>; karol.kovarik(a)uni-muenster.de <
karol.kovarik(a)uni-muenster.de>; Michael Klasen <
michael.klasen(a)uni-muenster.de>; Fred Olness <olness(a)smu.edu>
*Cc:* dis2022_wg1(a)igfae.usc.es <dis2022_wg1(a)igfae.usc.es>
*Subject:* Re: DIS2022 WG1 abstracts
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Dear Tom, Barak, Klaus,
Thanks for your note, and we are pleased to hear of the considerable
interest in this year's DIS workshop.
We briefly discussed the possibility of merging the "Heavy Quark" and
"Neutrino" talks, but concluded this would be difficult as the topics are,
in fact, quite separate and focus on very different data sets.
We've attached the cover pages of the current drafts (both papers will be
on the ArXiV before the meeting) to highlight the contrasting objective of
each.
The heavy quark study is led by Pit Duwentaester and Michael Klasen, and
is looking at the heavy quark meson data from RHIC and LHC. This analysis
provides new constraints on the gluon PDF in the small-x region. The output
of this study is a new nCTEQ15HQ PDF set.
In contrast, the neutrino study (led by Khoirul Faiq Muzakkaand and Karol
Kovarik) uses the results of the new nCTEQ15WZSIH PDFs, along with three
independent compatibility criteria to definitively address the observed
tensions between the DIS charged current and neutral current processes. The
output of this study is a new nCTEQ15nu PDF set.
We certainly appreciate the limited time available for your working group.
Therefore, if it might be possible to have two separate shorter talks, that
would be much preferable for us. We could coordinate to eliminate any
overlapping introductory material, thus enabling the speakers to adequately
cover the core elements.
Thank you for your consideration,
Pit Duwentäster, Khoirul Faiq Muzakka, Karol Kovarik, Michael Klasen, Fred
Olness
On 15.03.22 19:31, Cridge, Tom wrote:
Dear colleagues,
I am writing to you regarding your abstracts submitted to WG1: Structure
Functions and Parton Densities at DIS2022 in Santiago de Compostela. As you
may be aware, being one of the first in person conferences in a long time,
we have received an extraordinary number of abstract submissions. As a
result, we are writing to ask you if it might be possible to merge two of
the abstracts submitted by yourselves on behalf of the nCTEQ collaboration
into one talk. The abstracts we refer to are "Constraining the nuclear
gluon PDF with heavy quark production data" (abstract number 19 submitted
by Pit Duwentaester) and "nPDF Analysis with Neutrino DIS Data" (abstract
number 50 submitted by Khoirul Faiq Muzakkaand and Karol Kovarik). Please
let us know if this is would be fine for you as the authors as soon as
possible and thanks in advance for your understanding.
Many thanks,
Tom Cridge on behalf of the WG1 conveners (Tom, Barak, Klaus)
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