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Urbino 2008: High Energy Astrophysics Summer School

Program


The school will cover five (5) full days and consist of two (2) sessions each day. The morning sessions, from 8:30 A.M. until 12:30 P.M., will feature lectures on current topics in high-energy astrophysics and data analysis techniques. The afternoon sessions will be, tentatively, from 4:00 P.M. until 7:00 P.M., and will allow the students to practice the application of the different analysis techniques using real astrophysical data. The program is listed at the bottom of this page.

Students should arrive on Sunday, July 27, and leave on Saturday, Aug 2. Partial attendance will not be allowed. The attendance will be limited to about 30 students. The selection will be made on the basis of the CV and the description of the student present activities and interests. Depending on the level of funding available, scholarships to cover local expenses will be available. Travel reimbursement is not foreseen.

Applications to attend the School should contain a short CV, a description of present activities and interests, and the registration details.

Monday 28
08.30 AMIntroduction and school organization (Lorella Angelini)
08.45 AMHistory of high energy astrophysics (X-ray and Gamma-ray) (Giorgio Palumbo)
09:45 AMFuture of high energy astrophysics (Nick White)
10.45 - 11.10 AMBreak
11.10 AMNeutron stars: From Early speculations to current problems (Franco Pacini)
12:10 PMSoftware archive related issues (Lorella Angelini)
01:15 PMLunch
03.30 - 06.30 PMAfternoon Session
 

Presentation of the science projects on which students will be working on in the proceding afternoons. These include observations from different X-ray and Gamma-ray satellite on AGN, deep fields, and astronomical peculiar objects.

The student working groups will be organized at the end of the session.

Tuesday 29
08.30 AMTelescopes and Mirror (Giovanni Pareschi)
09.30 AMEmission Mechanism I (Giorgio Matt) -- PART I
10.00 - 10.30 AMBreak
10.30 AM Emission Mechanism I (Giorgio Matt) -- PART II
11.00 AMSwift general. Coding mask experiments & analysis method (Hans Krimm)
12.00 PM Imaging analysis : point source and diffuse emission (Kip Kuntz)
12.45 PM Lunch
04.00 - 07.00 PMAfternoon Session
 

Data analysis of the science projects

Wednesday 30
08.30 AM Instruments, CCD, Polarimetry, proportional counters I (Joe Hill)
09.30 AMGamma ray astronomy : Agile Glast (Patrizia Caraveo)
10.00 - 10.30 AMBreak
10.30 AMEmission mechanism II (Atomic physics, collisional photonionized plasma) (Giorgio Matt)
11.30 AMInstruments calorimeter II (Flavio Gatti)
12.30 PMLunch
04.00 - 07.00 PMAfternoon Session
 

Data analysis of the science projects

Thursday 31
08.30 AMSurveys (Fabrizio Fiore)
09.00 AMStatistics (Andy Pollock)
10.00 - 10.30 AMCoffee Break
10.30 AMTiming analysis (Gianluca Israel)
11.30 AMInteraction Magnetophere/ Binary Jets (Luigi Stella)
12.30 PMLunch
04.00 - 07.00 PMAfternoon Session
 

Data analysis of the science projects

Friday 1
08.30 AMMultiwave modelling (Paolo Giommi)
09.30 AMHigh energy and the other wavelengths: Optical,Infrared, Radio (Roberto Maiolino)
10.30 - 11.00 AMBreak
11.00 AMTeV astrophysics (Massimo Persic)
11.45 AMGravitational waves (Gianluca Guidi)
12.30 PMLunch
04.00 - 07.00 PMAfternoon Session
04.00 - 05.30 PMData analysis of the science projects
05.30 - 06.15 PMFinal reports from each science project
06.15 - 07.00 PMConcluding remarks by Guido Chincarini
 
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