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APS-DPF2006 + JPS2006) 11-01-2006 Name Affiliation Joint Meeting....(APS-DPF2006 + JPS2006) 11-01-2006 Name Affiliation Abdurrahman, Abdulmajeed Shippensburg University Abe, Ko ICRR, University of Tokyo Abe, Toshinori University of Tokyo Abouzaid, Erin University of Chicago Adams, Johannes Punahou School Adams, Todd Florida State University Adjepong, Casca University of Cape Coast Agoh, Tomonori KEK Alexander, Friedland Los Alamos National Lab Allen, Mark SLAC Allen, Roland Texas A&M University Andreev, Valeri UC-Los Angeles Anzelc, Meghan Northwestern University Aoki, Hajime Saga University Aoki, Yasumichi RIKEN BNL Research Center Arov, Mikhail Northern Illinois University Aryshev, Alexander KEK, ATF Asai, Junkichi RIKEN Attal, Alon UC-Los Angeles Atwood, David Iowa State University Awata, Hidetoshi Nagoya University Azzolini, Virginia University of Valencia Back, Henning North Caroline State University Bak, Dongsu University of Seoul Baker, Joseph University of Arizona Baker, Win Fermilab Baltz, Edward KIPAC, SLAC Banerjee, Swagato University of Victoria Bardeen, Marjorie Fermilab Barger, Vernon University of Wisconsin Name Affiliation Barish, Barry California Institute of Technology Barnett, Michael Lawrence Berkeley National Lab Baur, Ulrich State Univ. of New York-Buffalo Becher, Thomas Fermilab Bechtle, Philip SLAC Beckwith, Andrew APS/Contractor, FNAL Behnke, Edward Indiana Univ.-South Bend Behr, John TRIUMF Berdine, Daniel University of Rochester Berger, Edmond Argonne National Laboratory Biesiada, Jedrzej Princeton University Bischofberger, Markus University of Melbourne Bishai, Mary Brookhaven National Laboratory Biswas, Sandip University of Hawaii Blanc, Frederic University of Colorado Bodek, Arie University of Rochester Bodek, Kazimierz Jagiellonian University Bomben, Marco INFN - Trieste Bortoletto, Daniela Purdue University Bourilkov, Dimitri University of Florida Box, Andrew University of Hawaii Braaten, Eric Ohio State University Brannen, Carl DensityMatrix Brodzicka, Jolanta KEK Browder, Tom University of Hawaii Bruce, Janet University of Hawaii Bryman, Douglas University of British Columbia Burke, Susan University of Arizona Burnett, Thompson University of Washington Cadirao, Selene Maryknoll High School Cahn, Robert Lawrence Berkeley National Lab Campanelli, Mario University of Geneva Name Affiliation Carl, Gagliardi Texas A&M University Case, Carl Case Consulting Casey, Brendan Brown University Cecire, Ken Hampton University Chabysheva, Sofia Southern Methodist University Chaisanguanthum, Kris Harvard University Chang, Paoti National Taiwan University Chao, Yuan National Taiwan University Chatterjee, Lali Institute of Physics Chen, Edward California Institute of Technology Cheng, Chih-hsiang California Institute of Technology Cheung, Kingman National Tsing Hua University Chiu, Shao-Hsuan Chang Gung University Chivukula, Sekhar Michigan State University Chizaki, Yoichi Rikkyo University Cho, Gi-Chol Ochanomizu University Chodos, Alan American Physical Society Choi, Sookyung Gyeongsang University Choudalakis, Georgios MIT Christopher, Dawson RIKEN-BNL Research Center Chung, Kwangzoo Carnegie Mellon University Ciotti, Joe University of Hawaii-Winward Claes, Daniel University of Nebraska Cohen, Andrew Boston University Collar, Juan University of Chicago Conway, John UC-Davis Cooke, Michael Rice University Cravens, John Parker UC-Irvine Cronin-Hennessy, Daniel University of Minnesota Cuenca Almenar, Cristobal UC-Davis Culbertson, Raymond FNAL Czarnecki, Andrzej University of Alberta Name Affiliation Dagbo, Francis WAAF Dash, Manmohan Virginia Tech Dawson, Sally BNL De, Kaushik Univ. of Texas-Arlington de Jong, Jeffrey Illinois Institute of Technology Degenhardt, James University of Michigan Deguchi, Shinichi Nihon University Deng, Jianrong Duke University Deng, Weiran University of Utah Denisov, Dmitri Fermilab Dierckxsens, Mark BNL Dobashi, Suguru Hokkaido University Dodelson, Scott Fermilab Dong, Huishi State U. of NY-Stony Brook Driscoll, Donald Case Western Reserve University Drutskoy, Alexey University of Cincinnati Dujmic, Denis SLAC Dutta, Bhaskar Texas A&M University Dye, Stephen Hawaii Pacific University Eads, Michael University of Nebraska Edwards, Adam Stanford University Efron, Jonathan Ohio State University Era, Fumio The Physical Society of Japan Erler, Jens IF -UNAM Esen, Selda Brown University Eto, Minoru University of Tokyo Eyges, Vitaly Iowa State University Fang, Hung-Chung LBNL/UC-Berkeley Fauland, Peter EPFL-Lausanne Ferapontov, Alexey Kansas State University Fiedler, Frank Munich University Field, Bryan Florida State University Name Affiliation Flanagan, John KEK Fleming, Bonnie Yale University Flood, Kevin University of Wisconsin/SLAC Flores, Ruben UASLP-Mexico Fu, Shaohua Fermilab Fujimori, Toshiaki Tokyo Institute of Technology Fujiwara, Kazuhito Osaka City University Fujiwara, Tsunehiro Kyoto University Fukase, Yoko Ochanomizu University Fukuma, Kazumi Takuma National College of Techn Fulsom, Bryan University of British Columbia Gan, K.K. Ohio State University Garcia, Carlos University of Rochester Garisto, Robert Physical Review Letters Garmash, Alexey Princeton University Gibson, Karen University of Pittsburgh Ginges, Jacinda University of New South Wales Gmyrek, Bryan University of Arizona Godang, Romulus University of Mississippi Golob, Bostjan University of Ljubljana-Slovenia Golossanov, Alexander Fermilab Golowich, Eugene University of Massachusetts Gomi, Shinichi Kyoto University Goncharov, Maxim Texas A&M University Gough Eschrich, Ivo UC-Irvine Grach, Peter Kamehameha High School Graesser, Michael Rutgers University Graham, Mathew SLAC Gray, Richard Cornell University Grinstein, Benjamin UC-San Diego Gritsan, Andrei Johns Hopkins University Guler, Hulya University of Hawaii Name Affiliation Haas, Andrew Columbia University Halzen, Francis University of Wisconsin Hamada, Ken-ji KEK Hamilton, John University of Hawaii-Hilo Han, Bo Young University of Rochester Han, Jiyeon University of Rochester Harel, Amnon University of Rochester Harris, Frederick University of Hawaii Harris, Robert Fermilab Harrison, Paul University of Warwick Hartfiel, Brandon California State U-Dominguez Hills Hasegawa, Masayasu University of Kanazawa Hashimoto, Koji University of Tokyo Hashimoto, Shoji KEK Hatsuda, Machiko Urawa University & KEK Haupt, Jason University of Minnesota Hayashi, Daiji N-Lab, Nagoya University Hayashi, Masako Hiroshima University Hazumi, Masashi KEK Heller, Urs Physical Review D Higgs, Vince Cambridge University Press Higuchi, Katsuichi Kobe Kaisei College Higuchi, Takeo KEK Hikasa, Ken-ichi Tohoku University Hiller, John University of Minnesota-Duluth Hirata, Tomoyoshi Kyoto University Hirayama, Minoru University of Toyama Hisano, Junji ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo Hokuue, Takashi Nagoya University Honda, Minako Ochanomizu University Hooberman, Benjamin UC-Berkeley & LBNL Horata, Shinichi SOKENDAI Name Affiliation Hosotani, Yutaka Osaka University Hotta, Kenji KEK Hou, Suen Academia Sinica, Taiwan Hu, Yuan SUNY-Stony Brook Hudson, Jacob St. Andrew's Priory Hyakutake, Yoshifumi Osaka University Ibaraki, Diane University of Hawaii Ichikawa, Kazuhide ICRR, University of Tokyo Ichinose, Shoichi University of Shizuoka Imachi, Masahiro Yamagata University Imazato, Jun KEK Imoto, Ayako Nara Women's University Inagaki, Takao KEK Inagaki, Tomohiro Hiroshima University Inoue, Koki University of Tsukuba Inoue, Kunio RCNS, Tohoku University Intriligator, Kenneth UC-San Diego Inui, Masahiro Osaka City University Ishiguro, Katsuya Kanazawa University Ishii, Takanobu KEK Ishikawa, Kenichi Hiroshima University Ishiki, Goro Osaka University Ishino, Hirokazu Tokyo Institute of Technology Itoh, Hideo ICRR, University of Tokyo Itou, Etsuko Osaka University Ivanov, Andrew UC-Davis Iwai, Go KEK Iwasaki, Masako University of Tokyo Iwata, Takahiro Yamagata University Jackson, Christopher Brookhaven National Laboratory Jackson, Paul Univ. "La Sapienza"&INFN-Italy Jain, Supriya Fermilab Name Affiliation Jayatilaka, Bodhitha Duke University Jeffrey, Temple University of Arizona Jones, Mike University of Hawaii Jordan, Thomas Fermilab Kah, Dongha Kyungpook National University Kamaev, Oleg Illinois Institute of Technology Kamiya, Yoshio Waseda University Kanamori, Issaku RIKEN Kaneda, Michiru ICEPP, University of Tokyo Kanehata, Yoshimi Ochanomizu University Kaneko, Takashi KEK Kao, Chung University of Oklahoma Kaplan, Daniel Illinois Institute of Technology Karmgard, Daniel University of Notre Dame Karp, Robert Rutgers University Kataoka, Sachiko Nara Women's University Kato, Akishi University of Tokyo Kato, Tokufumi Stony Brook University Katsumata, Fumie Nara Women's University Kau, Daekwang Florida State University Kaushik, Venkatesh University of Texas at Arlington Kawabata, Kiyoshi Tokyo University of Science Kawamoto, Noboru Hokkaido University Kawamuko, Hiroyuki Kyoto University Kawasaki, Shinsuike University of tokyo Kawasaki, Takeo Niigata University Kawashima, Kazuhiro Rikkyo University Kayser, Boris Fermilab Kazama, Yoichi University of Tokyo Khakzad, Mohsen Carleton University Kibe, Yoshiaki Tohoku University Kidonakis, Nikolaos Kennesaw State University Name Affiliation Kihara, Hironobu Osaka City University Kikuchi, Naoki Tohoku University Kilgore, William Brookhaven National Laboratory Kim, Dongwook Seoul National University Kim, Guinyun Kyungpook National University Kim, Hong Joo Kyungpook National University Kim, Hyung Do Seoul National University Kim, Seok Korea Inst. for Advanced Study Kim, Shinhong University of Tsukuba Kim, Sung-Gi Nagoya
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