Workshop programme

The shorter presentations are scheduled for 30 min, which means a 20 min presentation followed by 10 min of discussion time. The longer presentations of each experiment and the theory overview are scheduled for a 40 min presentation followed by a scheduled discussion time.

Wednesday, 19 September
15.00-	Registration
18.00-19.00	Reception
19.00-20.00	Dinner

Thursday, 20 September
09.15-09.20	Welcome to Durham	Alan Martin
09.20-10.00	Diffraction@CDF	Konstantin Goulianos
10.00-10.40	Diffraction@HERA	Paul Newman
10.40-11.00	Discussion on Tevatron and HERA data
11.00-11.30	Morning coffee
11.30-12.00	CDF proposal for diffractive Higgs search	Beate Heinemann
12.00-12.30	POMWIG Monte Carlo	Brian Cox
12.30-13.00	Discussion
13.00-14.00	Lunch
14.00-14.40	Theory overview	Mikhail Ryskin
14.40-15.00	Theory discussion
15.00-15.30	Progress in NLO corrections for diffraction	Jochen Bartels
15.30-16.00	Discussion on theory and experimental results
16.00-16.30	Afternoon tea
16.30-17.00	Soft diffraction	Peter Landshoff
17.00-17.30	Double pomeron dijets	Arjun Berera
17.30-18.00	Double pomeron exchange	Robert Appleby
19.00-20.00	Conference dinner in Pennington room

Friday, 21 September
09.20-10.00	Diffraction@ATLAS	Stefan Tapprogge
10.00-10.40	Diffraction@CMS	Albert de Roeck
10.40-11.00	Discussion on LHC experiments
11.00-11.30	Morning coffee
11.30-12.00	Hard diffraction	Peter Landshoff
12.00-12.30	Higgs production in rapidity gap events	Robert Peschanski
12.30-13.00	The Pomeron -- geometry or partons	Terry Sloan
13.00-14.00	Lunch
14.00-14.30	Rapidity gaps between jets	Leszek Motyka
14.30-15.00	Multigap physics at LHC	Konstantin Goulianos
15.00-15.30	QCD overtaking the Pomeron?	John Dainton
15.30-15.55	Discussion
15.55-16.00	Goodbye	Paul Booth
16.00	Afternoon tea