First RHIC II Science Workshop

November 2004

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The Workshop agenda is available here in MS Word format.

• Werner Vogelsang, A Menu for Spin Physics at RHIC II (PDF)
• F.Videbæk, Forward Physics at RHIC and LHC (MS Powerpoint)
• James Dunlop, STAR Physics at RHIC II (MS Powerpoint)
• Helio Takai, Heavy Ion Physics with the ATLAS Detector (PDF)
• D. Kharzeev, New opportunities in high pT and small x physics (PDF)
• S. Aronson, BNL Perspective on the RHIC II Science Workshops (MS Powerpoint)
• Michael Murray, CMS 2008:2014 (MS Powerpoint)
• Rene Bellwied, R2D: New physics concepts for the RHIC-II phase (MS Powerpoint)
• Ralf Rapp, Perspectives on RHIC-II: Heavy Ions and Hot+Dense Matter (MS Powerpoint)

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