JPS 2021 Autumn Meeting

1: Structures of T_QQ tetraquarks from a diquark model; Kyushu Univ., JAEA^A, RIKEN^B; Yonghee Kim, Makoto Oka^A,B, Kei Suzuki^A
^●2: bb\bar{q}\bar{q} Tetra-Quark Resonant states in a quark model; Nanjing Univ.^A, Nagoya Univ.^B, Tohoku Univ.^C, RIKEN^D, JAEA^E, Osaka Univ.^F; Qi Meng^A, Masayasu Harada^B, Emiko Hiyama^C,D,E, Atsushi Hosaka^F,E, Makoto Oka^E
3: P_c(4312), P_c(4380), and P_c(4457) as double triangle cusps; University of Science and Technology of China; Satoshi Nakamura
4: Theoretical study of Zcs(3985) with the coupled channel approach; Tottori Univ., Valencia Univ. IFIC^A; Natsumi Ikeno, Raquel Molina^A, Eulogio Oset^A
5: Range correction in the weak-binding relation for unstable states; TMU; Tomona Kinugawa, Tetsuo Hyodo
6: Extension of the Uniformized Mittag-Leffler Expansion to 3-channeled Hadronic Systems; Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Tokyo^A, KEK^B, SOKENDAI^C, RCNP, Osaka Univ.^D; Wren A. Yamada^A,B, Osamu Morimatsu^A,B,C, Toru Sato^D
^●7: Validation of trained deep neural network for pole configuration and inferencing using the error bar of the experimental data.; Nat’l. Inst. of Phys., Univ. of the Philippines Diliman^A, Res. Center for Nuclear Phys., Osaka Univ.^B, Dept. of Phys., Kyushu Univ.^C, Advanced Sci. Res. Center, Japan Atomic Energy Agency^D; Sombillo, Denny Lane B.^A,B, Yoichi Ikeda^C, Sato Toru^B, Hosaka Atsushi^B,D

8: Study of the d^*(2380) dibaryon in the γd→π⁰π⁰π⁰d reaction; ELPH, Tohoku University; T. Ishikawa for the FOREST collaboration
9: Analysis of meson-baryon correlation functions in high-energy collisions; ITP, TMU^A, YITP^B; Yuki Kamiya, ^○Tetsuo Hyodo^A, Akira Ohnishi^B
10: ΛN scattering length using the K^-d → πΛN process; Tokyo Tech, ELPH^A; Yutaro IIZAWA, Daisuke JIDO, Takatsugu ISHIKAWA^A
11: Deuteron breakup effect on deuteron-Ξ correlation function; RCNP^A, Osaka City U & NITEP^B, RIKEN^C, ITP-CAS^D, YITP^E; Kazuyuki Ogata^A,B, Tokuro Fukui^C, Yuki Kamiya^D, Akira Ohnishi^E
12: Generalized optical theorem and potential transformation theory; Dept. of Phys., Sophia University; Mao Kurino, Kazuo Takayanagi

1: Relativistic Faddeev calculations of Triton (3H) with Kharkov potential; Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology^A, Jagiellonian Univ.^B; H. Kamada, A. Shebeko^A, A. Arslanaliev^A, H. Witała^B, J. Golak^B, R. Skibiński^B
2: Three-alpha model calculations of low-energy ¹²C excited states; Hosei Univ.; Souichi Ishikawa
3: Analysis of non-resonant background strength in binary breakup reactions; Dept. of Pure and Applied Physics, Kansai University, Dept. of Rad. Oncol. Hiroshima University, CNS University of Tokyo; R. Nakamoto, M. Ito, A. Saito, S. Shimoura
4: Overlap integral of cluster-model and shell-model wave functions(2); Department of Pure and Applied Physics, Kansai University, Center for Nuclear Study, The University of Tokyo; M. Ito, R. Nakamoto, E. Ueda, N. Shimizu
5: Geometric configurations of alpha clusters in the spectrum of ¹²C; Hokkaido Univ., Universidad de Sevilla^A, Univ. Padova^B; H. Moriya, W. Horiuchi, J. Casal^A, L. Fortunato^B

6: Analysis of structure of ¹²C using 3α reduced width amplitude; OCU^A, NITEP^B; Masayuki Yamamoto^A, Yohei Chiba^A,B
7: Gaslike 12C+2α cluster states in 20Ne; Kanto Gakuin University; Yasuro Funaki, Taiichi Yamada
^●8: α cluster resonances studied by analytic continuation in the coupling constant; Hokkaido Univ.^A, Fudan Univ.^B; Seungheon Shin^A, Bo Zhou^B, Masaaki Kimura^A
9: Effect of triple products of the correlation functions in Tensor-Optimized AMD; Osaka Institute of Technology; Takayuki Myo
10: Description of isobaric analog states and isospin mixing by the generator coordinate method; Hokkaido, Kitami^A, Kagawa^B; M. Kimura, Y. Suzuki, T. Baba^A, Y. Taniguchi^B
11: Correlations between clustering and neutron-skin thickness in neutron-rich nuclei; Hokkaido Univ.; Hideaki Motoki, Yoshiki Suzuki, Tsuyoshi Kawai, Masaaki Kimura

1: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(1)〜Status summary report〜; Toho University, Graduate School of Science Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D, Tsukuba University^E; Tatsuhiro Naka, Takuya Shiraishi, Ryuta Kobayashi, Atsuhiro Umemoto, Hitoshi Oshima, Kana Saeki, Saya Akamatsu, Hiroaki Morisaki, Osamu Sato, Toshiyuki Nakano, Ken'ichi Kuge, Takashi Asada and NEWSdm collaboration
2: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(2)〜report of test experiment at Underground laboratory〜; Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University, Graduate School of Science, Toho University^A, IMASS, Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D, Tsukuba University^E; Ryuta Kobayashi, Tatsuhiro Naka^A, Toshiyuki Nakano, Takuya Shiraishi^A, Atsuhiro Umemoto^E, Kana Saeki^A, Hitoshi Oshima^A, Saya Akamatsu^A, Hiroaki Morisaki^A, Osamu Sato^B, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Takashi Asada^D, and NEWSdm collaboration
3: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(3)〜Development of the event selection method for recoil nucleus signal〜; Graduate School of Science Toho University, Graduate School of Science Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D, Tsukuba University^E; Hitoshi Oshima, Tatsuhiro Naka, Takuya Shiraishi, Kana Saeki, Saya Akamatsu, Hiroaki Morisaki, Ryuta Kobayashi^A, Osamu Sato^B, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Takashi Asada^D, Atsuhiro Umemoto^E, and NEWSdm collaboration
4: Directional Dark Matter Search Project NEWSdm(4)~ Improvement of S / N ratio by lowering the temperature of the detector~; Graduate School of Science, Toho University, Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso^D; Kana Saeki, Tatsuhiro Naka, Takuya Shiraishi, Ryuta Kobayashi^A, Hitoshi Oshima, Saya Akamatsu, Hiroaki Morisaki, Osamu Sato^B, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Takashi Asada^D, and NEWSdm collaboration
5: Sub-MeV environmental neutron measurement with ultra fine-grained nuclear emulsion; Graduate School of Science Toho University, Graduate School of Science Nagoya University^A, IMASS Nagoya University^B, Chiba University Isotope^C, Tsukuba University^E; Saya Akamatsu, Takuya Shiraishi, Tatsuhiro Naka, Ryuta Kobayashi^A, Kana Saeki, Hiroaki Morisaki, Ken'ichi Kuge^C, Osamu Sato^B
6: Present status of PICOLON dark matter search project; Tokushima Univ., Univ. of Alabama^A, RCNP Osaka Univ.^B, RCNS Tohoku Univ.^C, Osaka Sangyo Univ.^D, Tukuba Univ.^E, Kobe Univ.^G, ICRR Univ. Tokyo^H, Dept. Sci. Osaka Univ.^I, MEPhI^J, Osaka Butsuryo Univ.^K, Kavli IPMU Univ. Tokyo^L; K.Fushimi, D.Charnyak^A, H.Ejiri^B, K.Hata^C, R.Hazama^D, T.Iida^E, H.Ikeda^C, K.Imagawa^F, K.Inoue^C, H.Ishiura^G, H.Ito^H, T.Kisimoto^I, M.Koga^C, K.Kotera, A.Kozlov^J, K.Nakamura^K,L, R.Orito, T.Shima^B, Y.Takemoto^H,L, S.Umehara^B, Y.Urano, K.Yasuda^F, S.Yoshida^I

7: NEWAGE62: Review and prospect of the direction-sensitive dark matter search; Kobe University; Satoshi Higashino, Kentaro Miuchi, Hiroisa Ishiura, Ryo Kubota, Ayaka Nakayama
8: NEWAGE 63: Reduction of External Background for Direction-sensitive Dark Matter Search; Kobe University; Ayaka Nakayama, Kentaro Miuchi, Satoshi Higashino, Hirohisa Ishiura, Ryo Kubota
9: NEWAGE64:Development of Low BG μ-PIC for internal background reduction; Kobe Univ., Kyoto Univ.^A, ICRR^B, Tokyo Univ. of Scie.^C, Tohoku Univ.^D, Waseda Univ.^E; ISHIURA;Hirohisa, MIUCHI;Kentaro, IKEDA;Tomonori^A, HIGASHINO;Satoshi, KUBOTA;Ryo, NAKAYAMA Ayaka, ABE;Ko^B, ITO;Hiroshi^C, NAKAMURA;Kiseki^D, ICHIMURA;Koichi^D, KOBAYASHI;Kazuyoshi^E
10: Angular spreads of scattered nuclei in directional dark matter detectors; Waseda Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A; Akira Hitachi, Kiseki Nakamura^A
11: Quenching factors for slow nuclear recoils in liquid Ar and Xe; Waseda Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A, UTokyo^B; A. Hitachi, K.D. Nakamura^A, M. Yamashita^B
12: Construction of Fuzzy Dark Matter (FDM) halo model and constraint of FDM mass; Department of Physics, University of Tokyo, Research Center for the Early Universe, University of Tokyo, Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, University of Tokyo; Hiroki Kawai, Masamune Oguri

1: Perturbative structure of the non-Gaussian term in the Color Glass Condensate effective theory and Borel resummation; Akita International Univ., University of Sao Paulo^A; Yasushi Nara, Andre V. Giannin^A
2: quark gluon cluster in in high energy nuclear collisions; Physics Department, Saitama Medical University; Keiichi Akama
3: Move
4: Magnetic and Anomaly Dependent Electric Conductivity Under a Magnetic Field in a Holographic QCD Model; The University of Tokyo; Akitoshi Okutsu, Kenji Fukushima
^●5: Chiral torsional effect with finite temperature, density, and curvature; Department of Physics, The University of Tokyo; Shota Imaki, Zebin Qiu

6: Positive magnetoresistance induced by hydrodynamic fluctuations in chiral media; Inst. of Modern Phys., Keio Univ.^A; Noriyuki Sogabe, Naoki Yamamoto^A, Yi Yin
7: Helical magnetic effect; Dept. of Phys., Keio Univ., Inst. of Phys., Academia Sinica^A; Naoki Yamamoto, Di-Lun Yang^A
8: Phase structure of NJL model at finite temperature and chemical potential in magnetic field by using the proper-time regularization; National Institute of Technology, Ube College, Graduate School of Science, Hiroshima University^A, Information Media Center, Hiroshima University^B; Daiji Kimura, Yamato Matsuo^A, Hiromu Shimoji^A, Tomohiro Inagaki^B
^●9: Skyrmions in a magnetic field and π⁰ domain wall formation in dense nuclear matter; Univ. of Tokyo; Shi Chen, Kenji Fukushima, Zebin Qiu
10: SU(2) chiral soliton lattice from chiral vortical effect; Yamagata U, Keio U; Minoru Eto, Kentaro Nishimura, Muneto Nitta
11: Deconfining Phase Boundary of Rapidly Rotating Hot and Dense Matter and Analysis of Moment of Inertia; Univ. of Tokyo, KEK^A, RIKEN^A; Yuki Fujimoto, ^○Kenji Fukushima, Yoshimasa Hidaka^A
12: Dissipative corrections to energy and baryon densities in the QGP fluid; Dept. of Math and Phys. Sci., JWU; Akihiko Monnai

1: Role of s-wave virtual state in Borromean nuclei ¹⁹B and ²²C; Univ. of Aizu; Masayuki Yamagami
2: Measurement of the ⁷Be+n Big Bang nucleosynthesis reactions and validation of the primordial ⁷Li abundance; CNS U. Tokyo, INFN-LNS^A, ELI-NP^B, CIAE^C, U. Jyväskylä^D, IBS^E, Sungkyunkwan U.^F, IMP^G, RCNP Osaka U.^H, Tohoku U.^I, Ewha Womans U.^J, ATOMKI^K, RIKEN Nishina Center^L, U. Naples Federico II^M, INFN-Perugia^N, INFN-Naples^O, VNU U. Sci.^P; S.;Hayakawa, M.;La Cognata^A, L.;Lamia^A, H.;Yamaguchi, D.;Kahl^B, K.;Abe, H.;Shimizu, L.;Yang^C, O.;Beliuskina^D, S. M.;Cha^E, K. Y.;Chae^F, S.;Cherubini^A, P.;Fiuera^A, Z.;Ge^D, M.;Gulino^A, J.;Hu^G, A.;Inoue^H, N.;Iwasa^I, A.;Kim^J, D.;Kim^G, G.;Kiss^K, S.;Kubono^L, M.;La Commara^M, M.;Lattuada^A, E.;Lee^F, J. Y.;Moon^G, S.;Palmerini^N, C.;Parascandolo^O, S.;Park^J, V. H.;Phong^P, D.;Pierroutsakou^O, R. G.;Pizzone^A, G. G.;Rapisarda^A, S.;Romano^A, C.;Spitaleri^A, X.;Tang^G, O.;Trippella^N, A.;Tumino^A, N.;Zhang^G
3: Effect of structural change in 10Be nucleus on scattering phenomena (II); YNU, MCT^A, YITP^B; Takenori Furumoto, Tadahiro Suhara^A, Naoyuki Itagaki^B
4: Charge-changing cross sections for B,C,N isotopes and charged-particle evaporation effect; Osaka Univ., RIKEN^A, Tokyo City Univ.^B, Niigata Univ.^C, RI Center Niigata Univ.^D, Saitama Univ.^E, NIRS(QST)^F; M. Fukuda, M. Tanaka, M. Fukutome, G. Takayama, D. Nishimura^B, A. Ikeda, M. Takechi^C, T. Izumikawa^D, T. Ohtsubo^C, M. Ogose^C, I. Kato^E, A. Kitagawa^F, M. Sakaue^E, S. Sato^F, S. Sugawara^B, T. Suzuki^E, H. Takahashi^B, Y. Tanaka, H. Du, M. Tomita^C, N. Noguchi^C, S. Fukuda^F, A. Honma^C, K. Matsuta, M. Mihara, K. Mozumi^C, K. Yamaguchi^C, T. Yamaguchi^E, R. Wakabayashi
5: Effect of charged-particle evaporation on charge-changing reaction for Te isotopes; RIKEN, Osaka Univ.^A, Tokyo City Univ.^B, QST^C, Saitama Univ.^D, Inst. for Res. Prom., Niigata Univ.^E, Univ. of Tsukuba^F, Niigata Univ.^G; M. Tanaka, M. Fukutome^A, M. Fukuda^A, G. Takayama^A, D. Nishimura^B, H. Takahashi^B, S. Harayama^C, A. Kitagawa^D, S. Fukuda^D, T. Izumikawa^E, Y. Kimura^A, M. Mihara^A, T. Moriguchi^F, M. Ogose^G, T. Ohtsubo^G, Y. Ohtani^A, T. Sakai^A, S. Sato^D, S. Sugawara^B, T. Suzuki^C, K. Takatsu^G, M. Tokuda^A, T. Yamaguchi^C
6: Spin-triplet proton-neutron pair in spin-dipole excitations; Kyoto U., Tohoku U.^A; Kenichi Yoshida, Yusuke Tanimura^A
7: Gamow-Teller transitions of neutron-rich N=82,81 nuclei by shell-model calculations; CNS, U.Tokyo^A, JAEA^B; Noritaka Shimizu^A, Tomoaki Togashi^A, Yutaka Utsuno^B,A

8: Loss of N=28 magicity and shape coexistence revisited; Hokkaido Univ.; Yoshiki Suzuki, Masaaki Kimura, Wataru Horiuchi
9: Spectroscopy of unbound excited states of ³¹Ne using direct reactions; Dept. of Phys. Tokyo Tech., Dept. of Phys. Rikkyo Univ.^A, Osaka Univ. RCNP^B; T. Tomai, T. Nakamura, Y. Togano^A, Y. Kondo, N. Kobayashi^B, S. Takeuchi, A. T. Saito, A. Hirayama, T. Ozaki, for SAMURAI27 Collaboration
10: In-beam γ-ray spectroscopy of ^55,57Ti via one-neutron knockout reactions; Dept. of Phys. the Univ. of Tokyo^A, RIKEN Nishina Center^B, CSIC^C, RCNP^D; T. Koiwai^A,B, K. Wimmer^C,A,B, A. Kohda^D, N. Aoi^D, P. Doornenbal^B, for the RIBF142R1 collaboration
11: Description of nucleon transfer reactions at intermediate energies within the impulse picture; RCNP^A, Osaka City U & NITEP^B, RIKEN^C; Kazuyuki Ogata^A,B, Tomohiro Uesaka^C
12: Nuclear surface diffuseness of neutron-rich Ne and Mg isotopes using proton-nucleus scattering; Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Hokkaido University^A; Vishal Choudhary, ^○Wataru Horiuchi, Masaaki Kimura, Rajdeep Chatterjee
13: A new method of isotopic analysis of proton elastic scattering for neutron radius and skin thickness in Pb isotopes; Kyoto University; Yoshiko Kanada-En'yo
14: Asymmetry in momentum distribution of knockout reaction from alpha-decaying nuclei; JAEA, RIKEN^A; Kazuki Yoshida, Junki Tanaka^A

1: （Symposium Session.） Introduction; RIKEN CPR; Fuminori Sakuma
2: （Symposium Session.） Extension project of the J-PARC Hadron Experimental Facility; KEK IPNS (Exp.); Hitoshi Takahashi
3: （Symposium Session.） Probing new physics in kaon rare decay; Hiroshima Univ.; Kei Yamamoto
4: （Symposium Session.） Precise measurement of the KL->pi0nunu decay with the high intensity KL beam; Yamagata Univ.; Yasuhisa Tajima

5: （Symposium Session.） What are hadrons? New era of hadron physics at J-PARC; KEK IPNS (Theo.); Yoshimasa Hidaka
6: （Symposium Session.） Development of hypernuclei physics with the Lambda-N interaction and super-precision spectroscopy; Tohoku Univ.; Koji Miwa
7: （Symposium Session.） Probing hadron-hadron interactions from lattice QCD; RIKEN Nishina Ctr.; Takumi Doi
8: （Symposium Session.） Quest for hadron physics with high-energy secondary beams; Kyoto Univ.; Megumi Naruki

1: Search for dark matter accelerated by cosmic rays using KamLAND; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Kazumi Hata, for KamLAND collaboration
2: MAGIC report 79: Search for Gamma-Ray Line emission from Dark Matter annihilation in the Galactic Centre with the MAGIC telescopes; ICRR, U. Tokyo^A, IFAE^B, MPI for Physics^C, Kyoto U.^D, Tokai U.^E, Hiroshima U.^F; Tomohiro Inada^A, Daniel Kerszberg^B, Moritz Hütten^C, Masahiro Teshima^A,C, Javier Rico^B, Katsuaki Asano^A, Satoshi Fukami^A, Daniela Hadasch^A, Yukiho Kobayashi^A, Hidetoshi Kubo^D, Junko Kushida^E, Daniel Mazin^A,C, Kyoshi Nishijima^E, Koji Noda^A, Seiya Nozaki^D, Yoshiki Ohtani^A, Tomohiko Oka^D, Takayuki Saito^A, Shunsuke Sakurai^A, Marcel Strzys^A, Yusuke Suda^F, Mitsunari Takahashi^A, Ryuji Takeishi^A, Ievgen Vovk^A, for the MAGIC Collaboration
3: R&D studies on large microwave cavity for dark matte axion and dark photon - Realization of High-Q cavity III -; RCNS Tohoku Univ., IPMU U. of Tokyo, Fac. of Engine. U. of Fukui^A, NICT^B, Tohoku Univ. NICHe^C; Y. Kishimoto, I. Ogawa^A, Y. Muramatsu^A, S. MIma^B, S. Kurosawa^C
4: Preparation of Migdal effect observation using gaseous detector; Tohoku University; Kiseki Nakamura
5: Estimation of backgrounds for Migdal effect observation using gaseous detector; Kobe University, Tohoku University^A, Kyoto University^B; Kei Kanezaki, Kiseki Nakamura^A, Kentaro Miuchi, Keita Mizukoshi, Satoshi Higashino, Tomonori Ikeda^B
6: Probe of nature of annihilating dark matter with large amount of LSBGs; Nagoya U.^A, Nagoya U. IAR^B; Daiki Hashimoto^A, Atsushi J. Nishizawa^B

7: XENONnT: Result of the liquid xenon purification in XENONnT; Kavli IPMU, UTokyo; Masaki Yamashita
8: XENONnT Experiment: Report for the recent status of the XENONnT experiment; ISEE, Nagoya University; Masatoshi Kobayashi for the XENON collaboration
9: DARWIN – a next-generation liquid xenon observatory for dark matter and neutrino physics; Nagoya University, IAR/KMI; Shingo Kazama
10: The performance evaluation of neutron anti simultaneous measurement system(nVeto) with laser for the XENONnT experiment; Kobe Univ.; Takeshi Maeda, XENON collaboration
11: Evaluation of neutron veto tagging efficiency with waveform simulation for XENONnT; Dept. of Phys., Kobe Univ.; Keita Mizukoshi, XENON Collaboration
12: Development of new electrodes with low quantum efficiency for future dark matter experiments using liquid xenon; Nagoya University, ISEE; Naoki Aoyama
13: Development of dual-phase xenon TPC with a hermetic quartz chamber for future direct dark matter experiments; Nagoya University, ISEE; Rina Harata

1: （Invited Presentation.） Precision lattice QCD simulation and recent progress toward search for new physics; KEK; Takashi Kaneko
2: B meson inclusive semileptonic decays: lattice QCD and heavy quark expansion; KEK, SOKENDAI, U of Torino; Shoji Hashimoto, Takashi Kaneko, Paolo Gambino^A, Sandro Machler^A
3: Four quark operators for kaon bag parameter with gradient flow; Univ. Tsukuba, Kyushu Univ.^A; Asobu Suzuki, Yusuke Taniguchi, Hiroshi Suzuki^A, ^○Kazuyuki Kanaya
4: Spectral sum of current correlators and renormalization of lattice operators; KEK^A, SOKENDAI^B, RIKEN R-CCS^C; Tsutomu Ishikawa^A,B,C, Shoji Hashimoto^A,B, Takashi Kaneko^A,B

5: Direct calculation of derivative of nucleon form factors in 2+1 flavor QCD near the physical point; Univ. of Tsukuba^A, Hiroshima Univ.^B, Univ. of Tsukuba CCS^C, Tohoku Univ.^D; Takeshi Yamazaki^A,C, Ken-ichi Ishikawa^B, Yoshinobu Kuramashi^C, Shoichi Sasaki^D, Eigo Shintani^C for PACS Collaboration
6: Nucleon isovector form factors from domain-wall lattice QCD; KEK, RBRC; Shigemi Ohta
7: Interaction potentials from laboratory-frame NBS wave functions in lattice QCD; YITP, Kyoto Univ.; Yutaro Akahoshi, Sinya Aoki, for HAL QCD Collaboration
8: Interglueball potential in lattice gauge theory [6]; Kennesaw State University, Osaka University RCNP, Chiba Institute of Technology; Nodoka Yamanaka, Atsushi Nakamura, Masayuki Wakayama

1: Analysis of (1+1) dimensional dense QCD based on Hamiltonian formulation; SOKENDAI, KEK^A; Toshizo Kanazawa, ^○Yoshimasa Hidaka^A
2: Analyses of effective model of QCD at complex chemical potential; Saga Univ., Fukuoka Inst. Tech.^A, Izumi Chuo High School^B; Hiroaki Kouno, Kouji Kashiwa^A, Takehiro Hirakida^B
3: Investigation of QCD phase diagram based on the canonical method; Fukuoka Inst. Tech., Saga Univ.^A; Kouji Kashiwa, Hiroaki Kouno^A
4: Finite-temperature chiral phase transitions beyond the local potential approximation with functional renormalization group equations; Tokyo University of Science; Fumio Terazaki, Katsuhiko Suzuki
5: Thermal quarks and gluon propagators in two-color dense QCD; Osaka U. RCNP, CCNU^A; Daiki Suenaga, Toru Kojo
6: Suppression of chiral separation effect by diquark condensate in two-color dense QCD; Osaka U. RCNP, CCNU^A; Daiki Suenaga, Toru Kojo

7: Calculating the chiral condensate in crossover region with using a parity doublet nuclear model and Nambu—Jona-Lasinio type model (II); Nagoya Univ., CCNU^A; T. Minamikawa, M. Harada, T. Kojo^A
^●8: Construction of nuclear matter based on three flavor parity doublet model including strange quark; Nagoya Univ.; GAO Bikai, Takuya Minamikawa, Masayasu Harada
9: Ginzburg-Landau analysis for vortex-core-structure in neutron ³P₂ superfluids inside neutron stars; Kochi University of Technology, Keio University; Michikazu Kobayashi, Muneto Nitta
10: Chiral non-Abelian vortices and their confinement in the CFL phase of dense QCD; Keio U., Hiyoshi^A, Keio U. REC for NS^B, Yamagata U.^C; Minoru Eto^A,C, ^○Muneto Nitta^B,C
11: Alice meets Boojums in neutron stars: vortices penetrating two-flavor quark-hadron continuity; U.Tokyo^A, Keio U.,Hiyoshi^B, Keio U. REC for NS^C; Yuki Fujimoto^A, ^○Muneto Nitta^B,C

1: Study of Lambda-nucleon three body force by the high-resolution Potassium-isotopes Lambda hypernuclei mass spectroscopy; Graduate School of Science, Tohoku Univ.^A, GP-PU^B, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto Univ.^C, Tohoku Med. Pharm. Univ.^D, INFN^E, FIU^F, Hampton Univ.^G, JLab^H; T. Akiyama^A,B, K. Itabashi^A,B, K. Uehara^A,B, E. Umezaki^C, K. Okuyama^A,B, M. Kaneta^A, R. Kino^A, T. Gogami^C, K.N. Suzuki^C, K. Tachibana^A, Y. Toyama^A,B, S. Nagao^A, S. Nagano^A, S.N. Nakamura^A, Y.R. Nakamura^A, Y. Fujii^D, T. Fujiwara^A, M. Mizuno^A, F. Garibaldi^E, P.E.C Markowitz^F, J. Reinhold^F, L. Tang^G,H, G.M. Urciuoli^E for the JLab Hypernuclear Collaboration
2: Study of the triaxial deformation by the high-resolution Magnesium Lambda hypernucleus mass spectroscopy; Graduate School of Science, Tohoku Univ.^A, GP-PU^B, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto Univ.^C, Tohoku Med. Pharm. Univ.^D, INFN^E, FIU^F, Hampton Univ.^G, JLab^H; K. Okuyama^A,B, T. Akiyama^A,B, K. Itabashi^A,B, K. Uehara^A,B, E. Umezaki^C, M. Kaneta^A, R. Kino^A, T. Gogami^C, K.N. Suzuki^C, K. Tachibana^A, Y. Toyama^A,B, S. Nagao^A, S. Nagano^A, S.N. Nakamura^A, Y.R. Nakamura^A, Y. Fujii^D, T. Fujiwara^A, M. Mizuno^A, F. Garibaldi^E, P.E.C Markowitz^F, J. Reinhold^F, L. Tang^G,H, G.M. Urciuoli^E for the JLab Hypernuclear Collaboration
3: Status of a direct measurement of the lifetime of the hypertriton using K^- beam(2); Dept. of Phys. Osaka Univ.; T.Akaishi for the J-PARC E73 collaboration
4: The study of the feasibility of measurements of beta decay rates of Λ hypernuclei (1); Tohoku U.^A, JAEA^B; K. Kamada^A, H. Tamura^A,B, M. Fujita^B
5: Study of ¹⁴N+Ξ nucleus and ΞN interaction based on recent experimental data; Tohoku Univ.^A, Riken Nishina Center^B, Univ. of Aizu^C, Zhengzhou Univ.^D; Yusuke Tanimura^A, Emiko Hiyama^A,B, Hiroyuki Sagawa^B,C, Tingting Sun^D
6: Three-body structure of αΞN system and ΞN interaction; Kyushu Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A, RIKEN; Dongwook Lee, Emiko Hiyama

7: Level shift of Xi hyperon in 56Fe predicted by chiral NLO interactions; RCNP, Osaka Univ.; Michio Kohno
8: Application of Misner's method to the coupled-channel NΛ-NΣ potential in lattice QCD; RCNP, RIKEN, GMO Internet, NEC Biometrics Research Laboratories; Takahiro Doi, Takumi Doi, Noriyoshi Ishii, Takumi Iritani, Takaya Miyamoto
9: ΛN, ΣN potential from lattice QCD using K computer; RCNP, Osaka Univ.; Hidekatsu Nemura
10: Structure of ^40,48_ΛK and the production by (γ,K⁺) reaction; Nippon Inst. of Tech., RCNP, Osaka Univ.^A, Osaka E-C Univ.^B, Miyazaki Univ.^C, Gifu Univ.^D; Atsushi Umeya, Toshio Motoba^A,B, Kazunori Itonaga^C,D
11: Energy spectra and electromagnetic transitions of medium-heavy hypernuclei in a simple model; Saitama Univ., Nippon Inst. of Tech.^A; Nojima Tasuku, Yoshinaga Naotaka, Ebata Shuichiro, Umeya Atsushi^A
12: Lambda productions via the (K-,π) reactions with the optimal Fermi-averaging; Osaka Electro-Communication Univ., Hokkaido Univ.^A; Toru Harada, Yoshiharu Hirabayashi^A

1: Purification of CaF₂ Crystals for Double-beta experiment II; NICHe Tohoku Univ.^A, IMR Tohoku Univ.^B, IMR, RCNP Osaka Univ.^C, Tokushima Univ.^D, I.S.C.Lab.^E; Shunsuke Kurosawa^A,B, Saori Umehara^C, Ken-ichi Fushimi^D, Yumiko Kishida^D, Akitoshi Sakaue^D, Kyoshiro Imagawa^E, Kensuke Yasuda^E, Akihiro Yamaji^A,B
2: Study of double-beta decay with CANDLES; Osaka Univ. RCNP, Osaka Univ.^A, Fukui Univ.^B, Tokushima Univ.^C, Tsukuba Univ.^D, Osaka Sangyo Univ.^E, WERC^F, Saga Univ.^G; Minami Yuto, Yoshioka Atsushi^A, Miyoshi Go^A, Umehara Saori, Yoshida Sei^A, Anawat Rittirong^E, Fushimi Kenichi^C, Harada Takuaki^A, Hashimoto Akihiro^B, Hazama Ryuta^E, Hiraiwa Yu^B, Iida Takashi^D, Kenji Matsuoka, Kishida Yumiko^C, Kishimoto Tadafumi, Muramatsu Yoshiki^B, Nakajima Kyohei^B, Noumachi Masaharu, Ogawa Izumi^B, Osumi Hideaki^G, Sakagami Akitoshi^C, Sakai Toshiki^A, Suzuki Kohtaku^F, Takihira Yukichi, Tamagawa Yoichi^B, Tozawa Masashi^B, Yamamoto Asahi^A, Yoshida Tomomi^A
3: Evaluation of background removal by waveform analysis using machine learning in the study of double beta decay by the CANDLES experiment; Phys., Osaka University^A, RCNP, Osaka University^B; Toshiki Sakai^A, Set Yoshida^A, Tomoki Iga^A, Saori Umehara^B, Temuge Batpurev^B, 他 CANDLES Collaboration
4: Experimental equipment and improvements for measuring β decay of ⁴⁸Ca; Osaka Univ., RCNP^A; A.Yamamoto, T.Harada, S.Yoshida, S.Umehara^A
5: ZICOS neutrinoless double beta decay experiment using ⁹⁶Zr in organic liquid scintillator - Measurement of topological information for Cherenkov light and development of beta-gamma background reduction -; Miyagi Univ. of Edu., ICRR Univ. of Tokyo^A, Fukui Univ.^B, Tokyo Univ. of Sci.^C, IMR Yohoku Univ.^D; Y.Fukuda, S.Moriyama^A, K.Hiraide^A, I.Ogawa^B, T.Gunji^C, S.Tsukada^C, R.Hayami^C, S.Kurosawa^D

6: KamLAND-Zen : Measurement of the two-neutrino double beta decay; RCNS, Tohoku university; KAMEI Yuto, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
7: KamLAND-Zen : Status of the neutrino-less double beta decay search; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Atsuto Takeuchi, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
8: KamLAND-Zen: Development of a method to identify muon bundles; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Tomomi Gima, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
9: Development of great light quantity liquid scintillator; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Anna Goto, for KamLAND-Zen Collaboration
10: Installation of emergency remote HV switch in KamLAND; RCNS, Tohoku Univ.; Kurasawa Maho, for KamLAND Collaboration
11: The result of large prototype AXEL detector; Tohoku University; Kiseki Nakamura
12: AXEL experiment: Designing of a large Xenon gas detector for search for neutrinoless double beta decay; Kyoto Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A, Tohoku Univ. FRIS^B, Univ. of Tokyo Science^C, Univ. of Tokyo ICEPP^D; Bungo SUGASHIMA, Atsuko K. ICHIKAWA^A, Tsuyoshi NAKAYA, Kiseki NAKAMURA^A, Shuhei OBARA^B, Yoshihisa IWASHITA, Masanori HIROSE, Yasuhiro NAKAJIMA^C, Sei BAN^D, Kazuhiro NAKAMURA, Masashi YOSHIDA, Yukimasa KASHINO, and the AXEL collaboration

1: Lattice study of finite-size scaling at the critical point in heavy-quark QCD; Osaka University, Niigata University, University of Tsukuba; Masakiyo Kitazawa, Atsushi Kiyohara, Takashi Umieda, Shinji Ejiri, Kazuyuki Kanaya
2: Finite temperature phase transition for three flavor QCD with Möbius-domain wall fermions; RIKEN, KEK^A; Y. Aoki, S. Hashimoto^A, I. Kanamori, T. Kaneko^A, ^○Y. Nakamura
3: Role of axial U(1) anomaly in finite temperature phase transition of QCD; YITP, RIKEN RCCS^A, Osaka U.^B, KEK^C, SOKENDAI^D, JAEA^E; Sinya Aoki, Yasumichi Aoki^A, ^○Hidenori Fukaya^B, Shoji Hashimoto^C,D, Issaku Kanamori^A, Takeshi Kaneko^C, Yoshifumi Nakamura^A, Christian Rohrhofer^B, Kei Suzuki^E (JLQCD Collaboration)
4: 2+1 flavor fine lattice simulations for finite temperature with domain wall fermions; YITP, RIKEN R-CCS^A, Osaka U.^B, KEK^C, SOKENDAI^D; Sinya Aoki, Yasumichi Aoki^A, Hidenori Fukaya^B, ^○Issaku Kanamori^A, Shoji Hashimoto^C,D, Takashi Keneko^C, Yoshifumi Nakamura^A (JLQCD Collaboration)
5: Equation of state in low-temperature and high-density regimes of two-color QCD; RIKEN Nishina Center, RIKEN-iTHEMS, RECNS Keio U., RCNP Osaka U. Kochi U.; Etsuko Itou, Kei Iida
6: Perturbative analysis for color superconductivity on the lattice using Wilson fermions and complex Langevin calculations; RIKEN iTHEMS^A, ISSP^B, U. Tsukuba^C, National Institute of Technology, Tokuyama College^D, KEK^E, YITP^F, SOKENDAI^G, Shizuoka U.^H, RIKEN Nishina Center^I; Takeru Yokota^A,B, Yuhma Asano^C, Yuta Ito^D, Hideo Matsufuru^E, Yusuke Namekawa^F, Jun Nishimura^E,G, Asato Tsuchiya^H, Shoichiro Tsutsui^I

^●1: （Symposium Session.） Introduction; ASRC JAEA; Yasuhiro Yamaguchi
^●2: （Symposium Session.） Physics of Heavy Exotic Hadrons; Showa Pharm. Univ.; Makoto Takizawa
^●3: （Symposium Session.） Exotic hadrons and interactions from high-energy nuclear collisions; YITP Kyoto Univ.; Akira Ohnishi

^●4: （Symposium Session.） Evidence of X(3872) Production in Heavy-Ion Collisions with CMS Experiment; MIT; Jing Wang
^●5: （Symposium Session.） Recent results on exotic hadrons from LHCb; Univ. Bologna and INFN; Claudia Patrignani
^●6: （Symposium Session.） Energy scan results above Upsilon(4S) at Belle and Y_b(10750) at Belle II; INFN Torino; Roberto Mussa
^●7: （Symposium Session.） Summary; Keio Univ.; Shigehiro Yasui

1: Structure analysis of largely deformed nuclei by visualization of many-body correlation; Tohoku Univ.; Moemi Matsumoto, Yusuke Tanimura
2: s-wave quasiparticle resonance in decay spectrum of ²¹C; Institute for the Advancement of Higher Education, Hokkaido University, Faculty of Science, Niigata University^A; Yoshihiko Kobayashi, Masayuki Matsuo^A
3: Stability of the rod-shaped states of N=Z nuclei II; Kansai University of Welfare Sciences, Laboratory of Zero Carbon Energy - Tokyo Institute of Technology^A; Shoujirou Mizutori, Tsunenori Inakura^A
4: Microscopic study on the origin of rotational band of nuclei Ⅱ; Chiba U.; Kohei Abe, Hitoshi Nakada
5: An application of dynamical generator coordinate method to quadrupole excitations of atomic nuclei; Kyoto Univ., Grad. Sch. of Sci.; Norihiro Hizawa, Kouichi Hagino, Kenichi Yoshida
6: The study of direct neutron capture by density functional theory and continuum RPA, part II; Grad. Niigata Univ.; Teruyuki Saito

7: Description of collective inertia in quadrupole collective Hamiltonian with density functional theory; Kyushu Univ., Univ. Tsukuba^A; Kouhei Washiyama, Nobuo Hinohara^A, Takashi Nakatsukasa^A
8: Systematic calculation of two-neutrino double-beta decay nuclear matrix element based on finite-amplitude method; CCS, Univ. Tsukuba; Nobuo Hinohara
9: Te128 energy level and double beta decay nuclear matrix element; Saitama University, Chiba Institute of Technology; Omata Rika, Watanabe Chinatu, Yoshinaga Naotaka, Higashiyama Koji
10: Shell model calculations for nuclei of mass around 140 and octupole correlations; Saitama University, Chiba Institute of Technology; Naotaka Yoshinaga, Chinatsu Watanabe, Shuichiro Ebata, Koji Higashiyama
11: Quasi-particle vacua shell model calculations for structure of medium-mass nuclei; Univ. Tokyo^A, RIKEN^B; Yusuke Tsunoda^A, Noritaka Shimizu^A, Takaharu Otsuka^A,B
12: Large-scale shell-model analysis of M1 bands; ASRC JAEA^A, CNS U-Tokyo^B; Yutaka Utsuno^A,B, Yusuke Tsunoda^B, Noritaka Shimizu^B

1: Flavor dependence of hadron excitation energy by Schottky anomaly; Tokyo Tech; Harunobu Akiyama, Daisuke Jido
2: Inverse mass hierarchy of light scalar mesons in the Nambu-Jona-Lasinio model; Tokyo Tech, Nagoya Univ.^A; Saionji Takahiro, Jido Daisuke, Harada Masayasu^A
^●3: Ξ^* production with the quark model description; Dept. of Science, Osaka City University, RCNP, Osaka University^A; Sang-In Shim, Atushi Hosaka^A
^●4: Finding the missing Roper-like resonances; APCTP^A, RCNP^B, JAEA^C, Kyungpook Univ.^D; Ahmad jafar Arifi^A,B, Daiki Suenaga^B, Atsushi Hosaka^B,C, Yongseok Oh^A,D
5: The decay properties of the Roper resonance in the Holographic QCD; RCNP Osaka Univ.^A, ASRC JAEA^B; D. Fujii^A, A. Hosaka^A,B
6: Internal structure of the Roper resonance in terms of the πN coupled channels; Graduate School of Life and Environmental Science, Kyoto Prefectural University; Takayasu Sekihara
^●7: Revisit of Deuteron Compositeness from the Aspect of Hadron Physics; Tokyo Tech; Zanpeng Yin, Daisuke Jido

8: Theoretical study on the relation between energy levels of kaonic helium atoms and kaon mass; Kyoto Sangyo Univ., Kyoto Prefectural Univ.^A; Junko Yamagata-Sekihara, Takayasu Sekihara^A
9: Residual Interaction Effects in Mesic Atoms and Mesic Nuclei; RCNP Osaka Univ., Tottori Univ., Kyoto Sangyo Univ., Nara Women's Univ.; N. Nose-Togawa, N. Ikeno, J. Yamagata, ^○S. Hirenzaki
10: Observables of deeply bound pionic atoms and pi N sigma term; Tottori Univ., Nara Women's Univ.; N. Ikeno, ^○S. Hirenzaki
^●11: Density Dependence of Pion Properties in Isospin-Asymmetric Nuclear Matter; Tokyo Inst. of Tech.; Stephan Huebsch, Daisuke Jido
12: The φ meson in nuclear matter: interpreting the E325 data in a transport approach; JAEA, Frankfurt U.^A, GSI^B; Philipp Gubler, Elena Bratkovskaya^A,B

^●1: Nuclear structure study of ²⁵⁴Es via Coulomb excitation gamma ray spectroscopy; RCNP, ASRC JAEA^A, QST^B, IMP CAS China^C, CNS Univ. of Tokyo^D, NSEC JAEA^E, ORNL USA^F, Kyushu Univ.^G, Dept. of Physics Univ. of York^H; T.T Pham, E Ideguchi, N Aoi, A Kohda, R Orlandi^A, K Nishio^A, H Makii^A, M Asai^A, F Suzaki^A, K Hirose^A, T.K Sato^A, K Tsukada^A, Y Ito^A, T Shizuma^B, Y Fang^C, M Kumar Raju^C, J-G Wang^C, S Guo^C, M Liu^C, X Zhou^C, N Imai^D, N Kitamura^D, S Michimasa^D, Y Toh^E, K.P Rykaczewski^F, J Ezold^F, S Cleve^F, J.B Roberto^F, R.A Boll^F, S Go^G, M Tanaka^G, A Andreyev^H
2: Angular momentum transfer via projectile fragmentation reaction; Center for Nuclear Study, University. of Tokyo^A, RIKEN Nishina Center^B, Toho University^C, Institute of Modern Physics^D, Tohoku University^E; Keita;Kawata^A,B, Shinsuke;Ota^A, Masanori;Dozono^A, Juzo;Zenihiro^B, Chihiro;Iwamoto^A, Noritaka;Kitamura^A, Hideyuki;Sakai^B, Shoichiro;Masuoka^A, Shin'ichiro;Michimasa^A, Rin;Yokoyama^A, Kentaro;Yako^A, Tomoya;Harada^B,C, Hiroki;Nishibata^B, Rieko;Tsunoda^A, Nobuaki;Imai^A, Ningtao;Zhang^A,F, Jongwon;Hwang^A, Fumitaka;Endo^G
^●3: New technologies for multi-reflection time-of-flight mass spectrometry at BigRIPS; WNSC-IPNS-KEK^A, Hong Kong Univ.^B, Jinan Univ.^C, RIKEN Nishina Center^D, Dept. of Phys. IMP^E, Dept. of Phys. Osaka Univ.^F, Japan Atomic Energy Agency^G, Center for Nuclear Study, The Univ. of Tokyo^H, New Mexico State Univ.^I; M. Rosenbusch^A, S. Chen^A,B, W. Xian^A,B, S. Yan^A,C, A. Takamine^D, D. Hou^A,E, S. Iimura^A,D,F, M. Wada^A, P. Schury^A, Y. Hirayama^A, H. Ishiyama^D, Y. Ito^G, S. Kimura^D, T.M. Kojima^D, J. Liu^E, S. Michimasa^H, H. Miyatake^A, S. Naimi^D, S. Nishimura^D, T. Niwase^A, T. Sonoda^D, Y.X. Watanabe^A, H. Wollnik^I
^●4: Mass measurement of neutron rich nuclei of Sc, Ti, and V region using the new ZD-MRTOF system; RIKEN Nishina Center^A, Dept. of Phys. Osaka Univ.^B, KEK^C, Dept. of Phys. Hong Kong Univ.^D, IMP^E, Jinan Univ.^F, Japan Atomic Energy Agency^G, Center for Nuclear Study, The University of Tokyo^H; S. Iimura^A,B,C, M. Rosenbusch^C, A. Takamine^A, M. Wada^C, S. Chen^D, D. Hou^E, J. Liu^E, W. Xian^D, S. Yan^F, P. Schury^C, S. Kimura^A, T. Niwase^A, Y. Ito^G, T. Sonoda^A, T. M. Kojima^A, Y. X. Watanabe^C, Y. Hirayama^C, H. Miyatake^C, S. Naimi^A, S. Michimasa^H, S. Nishimura^A, A. Odahara^B, H. Ishiyama^A
^●5: New mass measurements of neutron-rich nuclei of Ge, As, and Se, and an accuracy study of the new ZD-MRTOF system; Dept. of Phys. Hong Kong Univ.^A, WNSC-IPNS-KEK^B, Jinan Univ.^C, IMP^D, RIKEN Nishina Center^E, Dept. of Phys. Osaka Univ.^F, Japan Atomic Energy Agency^G, Center for Nuclear Study, The Univ. of Tokyo^H, New Mexico State Univ.^I; W. Xian^A, S. Chen^A, M. Rosenbusch^B, S. Yan^C, D. Hou^D, S.Iimura^B,E,F, A. Takamine^E, M. Wada^B, P. Schury^B, H. Ishiyama^E, Y. Hirayama^B, S. Kimura^E, T. Niwase^B, J. Liu^D, Y. Ito^G, T. M. Kojima^E, S. Naimi^E, S. Michimasa^H, H. Miyatake^B, S. Nishimura^E, T. Sonoda^E, Y. X. Watanabe^B, H. Wollnik^I
^●6: Mass measurement in the neutron-rich Mo region using the new ZD-MRTOF system; Dept. of Phys. IMP^A, WNSC-IPNS-KEK^B, RIKEN Nishina Center^C, Dept. of Phys. Osaka Univ.^D, Hong Kong Univ.^E, Jinan Univ.^F, Japan Atomic Energy Agency^G, Center for Nuclear Study, The Univ. of Tokyo^H, New Mexico State Univ.^I; D. Hou^A,B, A. Takamine^C, S. Iimura^B,C,D, M. Rosenbusch^B, S. Chen^B,E, W. Xian^B,E, S. Yan^B,F, M. Wada^B, P. Schury^B, Y. Hirayama^B, H. Ishiyama^C, Y. Ito^G, S. Kimura^C, J. Liu^A, S. Michimasa^H, H. Miyatake^B, S. Naimi^C, S. Nishimura^C, T. Niwase^B, Y.X. Watanabe^B, H. Wollnik^I

7: \beta-decay spectroscopy of ¹⁸⁷Ta; RNC, KEK^A, Beihang Univ.^B, Surry Univ.^C, Yamagata Univ.^D, ANL^E, ANU^F, GSI^G; M. Mukai, Y. Hirayama^A, Y.X. Watanabe^A, H. Watanabe^B, S.C. Jeong^A, H. Miyatake^A, M. Brunet^C, S. Ishizawa^D, F.G. Kondev^E, G.J. Lane^F, Yu.A. Litvinov^G, T. Niwase^A, Zs. Podolyák^C, M. Rosenbusch^A, P. Schury^A, M. Wada^A, P.M. Walker^C
8: Nuclear spectroscopy at KISS : Laser resonance ionization spectroscopy by using MRTOF-MS; KEK WNSC, SNU^A, RIKEN^B, IBS^C, KURNS^D; Y.Hirayama, H.Choi^A, P.Schury, Y.Watanabe, M.Mukai^B, J.Y.Moon^C, T.Hashimoto^C, S.C.Jeong, M.Rosenbusch, M.Oyaizu, T.Niwase^B, A.Taniguchi^D, M.Wada,H.Miyatake
9: Study of the symmetry energy of high dense nuclear matter through the measurement of charged pions from heavy RI collisions; RIKEN, Kyoto Univ.^A, MSU^B; T. Isobe, T. Murakami, M. Kurata-Nishimura, M. Kaneko^A, H. Sakurai, M.B. Tsang^B, W.G. Lynch^B for the SPiRIT collaboration
10: Threshold effects of Delta resonances for pion production in heavy-ion collisions; Tohoku Univ., Tottori Univ.^A; Akira Ono, Natsumi Ikeno^A
11: Pion production and high-density symmetry energy in heavy-ion collisions; Tottori Univ., Tohoku Univ.^A; Natsumi Ikeno, Akira Ono^A
12: Observation of collective flow for study of symmetry energy using heavy RI beams; RIKEN^A, Univ. of Kyoto^B, MSU^C; M. Kurata-Nishimura^A, M. Kaneko^B, T. Isobe^A, T. Murakami^B, M.B. Tang^C, W.G. Lynch^C, H. Sakurai^A

1: Interplay between core and corona components in high-energy nuclear collisions; Sophia University, Akita International University^A; Yuuka Kanakubo, Yasuki Tachibana^A, Tetsufumi Hirano
2: The anomalous production of dileptons from the diquark correlations in dense quark matter; Dept. of Phys. Osaka Univ., YITP. Kyoto Univ.^A; T. Nishimura, M. Kitazawa, T. Kunihiro^A
3: Contribution of radiative hadronization to thermal radiation from hydrodynamic evolution; Nagoya Univ. of Sci^A, Tokyo Univ.^B, Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science^C, KMI, Nagoya Univ.^D; Katsunori Miyachi^A, Hirotsugu Fujii^B, Kazunori Itakura^C, Chiho Nonaka^A,D
4: Measurement of two-particle correlations in small collision systems with LHC-ALICE; CNS, the University of Tokyo; Yuko Sekiguchi for the ALICE Collaboration
5: Cancellation
6: Measurement of multiplicity dependence of heavy-flavor jets production in pp collisions at √s = 13 TeV in LHC-ALICE; Degree Programs in Pure and Applied Sciences Graduate School of Science and Technology University of Tsukuba; Momo Eshita for the ALICE collaboration
7: Measurements of multiplicity dependence of electrons from beauty at √sNN = 5.02 TeV in p-Pb collisions in LHC-ALICE; Degree Programs in Pure and Applied Sciences Graduate School of Science and Technology University of Tsukuba; Shunya Chiba for the ALICE collaboration

8: Measurement of dielectron in Pb-Pb collisions at √s_NN = 5.02TeV with ALICE; Center for Nuclear Study, the University of Tokyo; Daiki Sekihata for the ALICE Collaboration
9: Evaluation of significance for detection of strong magnetic field by dimuon measurement with ALICE; Grad. School of Adv. Sci. and Eng., Hiroshima Univ.; K. Kimura for the ALICE Collaboration
10: ALICE FoCal project - physics, status and plan -; Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences, Univ. of Tsukuba; Tatsuya Chujo for the ALICE collaboration
11: Verification of electron pair measurement capability by pre-shower detector in ALICE3 upgrading plan; CNS; Ryotaro Kohara
12: Study of measurement of Multi-Parton Interaction effect with v₂ in heavy ion collisions.; Nara Women's University; Runa Takahama for the PHENIX collaboration
13: Measurement of Λ-Λ and Ξ-Ξ correlation functions in √s_NN = 200 GeV Au+Au collisions at RHIC-STAR; Degree Programs in Pure and Applied Sciences, Graduate School of Science and Technology, University of Tsukuba; Isshiki Moe for the STAR Collaboration
14: Charge/baryon cumulant ratio at second order in heavy-ion collisions; Osaka University, University of Tsukuba; Masakiyo Kitazawa, ShinIchi Esumi, Toshihiro Nonaka

1: Exact mapping of a dissipative quantum dynamics and its application to the unitary gas; Tohoku Univ.Front. Inst.^A, Tohoku Univ. Facl. Science^B, Inria^C; Shimpei Endo^A,B, Masaaki Tokieda^A
2: Spatial decoherence for multistep direct reactions studied by a one-dimensional model II; RCNP^A, Osaka City U & NITEP^B; Kazuyuki Ogata^A,B
3: Description of deuteron-induced inclusive knockout reactions; RCNP, Osaka Univ.^A, Osaka City Univ. & NITEP^B; Hibiki Nakada^A, Kazuyuki Ogata^A,B
4: Investigation of the multi-step effect for the ⁶He+p inelastic scattering; Kyushu U^A, Kyoto U^B, RCNP^C, Osaka City U & NITEP^D; S. Ogawa^A, T. Matsumoto^A, Y. Kanada-En'yo^B, K. Ogata^C,D
5: Kinetic Energy Dissipation and Fluctuations in Stochastic Mean-Field Theory; Tokyo Tech.^A, CCS, U. Tsukuba^B, Tennessee Tech. U.^C; Kazuyuki Sekizawa^A,B, Sakir Ayik^C
6: Initial energy dependence of time-dependent mean-field model for charge polarization of fission fragments; Saitama Univ., IAEA^A, Tokyo Tech^B; Ebata Shuichiro, Okumura Shin^A, Ishizuka Chikako^B, Chiba Satoshi^B
7: Microscopic description of cluster decay based on the generator coordinate method; Department of Physics, Kyoto University; K. Uzawa, K. Hagino, K. Yoshida

8: Delayed Neutrons And Delayed Fission For Heavy Neutron-Rich Nuclei; JAEA; Futoshi Minato
9: ¹²C+¹²C fusion reaction populated by resonances for astrophysical phenomena; NIT Kagawa, Hokkaido Univ.^A; Y. Taniguchi, M. Kimura^A
10: Nuclear fission of actinides and superheavy nuclei and its systematic properties; Tokyo Tech, Kiev Institute for Nuclear Research^A, Malaysian Nuclear Agency^B; Chikako Ishizuka, Xuan Zhang, Fedir Ivanyuk^A, Mark Usang^B, Satoshi Chiba
11: Influence on nuclear structure and reaction dynamics in the actinide region; Kindai, Kindai Graduate School of Science and Engineering^A, JAEA^B, Riken^C; Yoshihiro Aritomo, Shinya Takagi^A, Jiromi Tsuno, Hokuto Maekawa, Itoshi Nishimura, Katsuya Nishio^B, Nobuya Nishimura^C
12: Contribution of transport coefficient to fission dynamics in Cassini parameterization; Fac. Eng. Sci., Kansai Univ.; Kazuki Okada, Takahiro Wada
13: Fission of trans-uranium nuclei and r-process nucleosynthesis; RIKEN, Kindai U^A, JAEA^B, Konan U^C; N. Nishimura, S. Tanaka^A,B, Y. Aritomo^A, M. Ohta^C

^●1: Impact studies for Tensor charges and Sivers functions at the EIC; RIKEN; Seidl Ralf
2: Measurements of azimuthal asymmetries in deep-inelastic electron scattering with a transversely polarized proton target by HERMES; Nihon Univ., Yamagata Univ.^A; T.-A. Shibata, Y. Miyachi^A for HERMES Collaboration
3: Transverse momentum dependent very forward neutron single spin asymmetries in √s_NN = 200 GeV polarized proton + nucleus collisions at PHENIX; RIKEN; Y. Goto, for the PHENIX Collaboration
4: Twist-3 parton distribution functions for spin-1 hadrons; KEK IPNS, Zhengzhou Univ.^A; Shunzo Kumano, Qin-Tao Song^A
5: Three-loop QCD corrections to the nucleon's twist-four gravitational form factor. II; Juntendo University; Kazuhiro Tanaka

6: The status of the Transversity measurements of polarized deuteron at CERN-COMPASS; Yamagata Univ.^A, KEK^B, Chubu Univ.^C, Miyazaki Univ.^D, RIKEN^E; N. Doshita^A, S. Ishimoto^B, T. Iwata^A, K. Kondo^A, H. Suzuki^C, N. Horikawa^C, T. Matsuda^D, G. Nukazuka^A,E, Y. Miyachi^A, and COMPASS Collaboration
7: A new experiment for hadron physics at CERN, AMBER; Yamagata Univ., Chubu Univ.^A, Miyazaki Univ.^B; T.Iwata, H.Suzuki^B, N.Doshita, T.Matsuda^B, Y.Miyachi, and AMBER Collaboration
8: Measurement of Drell-Yan angular distribution at FNAL-SeaQuest; LANL, RIKEN-Nishina Center^A, KEK^B, Nihon Univ.^C, Virginia Univ.^D, Yamagata Univ.^E; K. Nagai, Y. Goto^A, S. Sawada^B, T.-A. Shibata^C, K. Nakano^D, Y. Miyachi^E, and SeaQuest collaboration
9: Measurement of p+d/p+p Cross-Section Ratio of J/psi Production at FNAL-SeaQuest; Virginia Univ., RIKEN-Nishina Center^A, KEK^B, Nihon Univ.^C, Los Alamos National Lab^D, Yamagata Univ.^E; K. Nakano, Y. Goto^A, S. Sawada^B, T.-A. Shibata^C, K. Nagai^D, Y. Miyachi^E, and SeaQuest collaboration

1: Is the Standard Model in the Swampland?; YITP, Cambridge U.^A, Kobe U.^B; Katsuki Aoki, Tran Quang Loc^A, Toshifumi Noumi^B, Junsei Tokuda^B
2: Gravitational positivity bounds on scalar potentials; Kobe U.; Toshifumi Noumi, ^○Junsei Tokuda
3: Positivity constraints on dark photon models; Kobe Univ.; Toshifumi Noumi, ^○Sota Sato, Junsei Tokuda
4: Missing final state puzzle in monopole-fermion collision; KEK, SOKENDAI^A; Ryutaro Matsudo, Ryuichiro Kitano
5: AC Electric Conductivity Under a Magnetic Field in a Holograhpic QCD Model; Faculty of Science, Department of Physics, University of Tokyo; Akitoshi Okutsu, Kenji Fukushima

6: Stringy Origin of Minimal Flavor Violation; Hokkaido University, KEK^A; Tatsuo Kobayashi, ^○Hajime Otsuka^A
7: Lepton masses and mixing by the see-saw mechanism due to D-brane instanton effects; Sci. Hokkaido Univ.; Kouki Hoshiya, Shota Kikuchi, Tatsuo Kobayashi, Hikaru Uchida
8: Majorana mass by D-brane instanton effect with magnetized T²/Z_Norbifold model; Hokkaido Univ.; Kaito Nasu, Shota Kikuchi, Tatsuo Kobayashi, Hikaru Uchida
9: Extranatural Flux Inflation; Osaka City University, NITEP^A; Takuya Hirose, Nobuhito Maru^A
10: Messenger inflation in gauge mediation and superWIMP dark matter; Sungkyunkwan U., U. of Alabama^A; Shinsuke Kawai, Nobuchika Okada^A
11: Vortex molecule in two Higgs doublet model; Yamagata U.^A, Keio U. RECNS^B, KEK^C, Keio U., Dep. Phys.^D; Minoru Eto^A,B, ^○Yu Hamada^C, Muneto Nitta^B,D

^●1: （Symposium Session.） The science of FRIB: From the nuclear many-body challenge to the origin of the elements in the universe; NSCL, Michigan State Univ.; Alexandra Gade
^●2: （Symposium Session.） Physics of radioactive isotopes at RIBF; RIKEN Nishina Center; Daisuke Suzuki
^●3: （Symposium Session.） From quarks to nuclei: unveiling universalities in strongly interacting systems; Phys. Dept. and LNS, MIT; Or Hen
^●4: （Symposium Session.） Hypernuclear Physics at Jefferson Laboratory; Dept. Phys., Kyoto Univ.; Toshiyuki Gogami

^●5: （Symposium Session.） Few-body aspect of hypernuclear physics; Dept. Phys., Tohoku Univ.; Emiko Hiyama
^●6: （Symposium Session.） RHIC Spin Physics; RIKEN BNL Center; Yuji Goto
^●7: （Symposium Session.） Relativistic heavy-ion physics program in STAR at RHIC; LBL, Univ. California; Saehanseul Oh
^●8: （Symposium Session.） Nuclear probes of physics beyond the Standard Model; LANL; Vincenzo Cirigliano

1: Strong Magnetic Field and Direct Urca Process in Neutron-Star-Matter in Relativistic Quantum Framework 2; BRS, Nihon University, Dept. of Phys. Univ. of Wisconsin^A, Soongsil Univ.^B, Beihang Univ. School of Phys.^C, Dept. of Phys. Dept. of Phys. Univ. of Notre Dame^D; Tomoyuki Maruyama, A.Baha Balantekin^A, Myung-Ki Cheoun^B, Toshitaka Kajino^C, Motohiko Kusakabe^C, Grant J. Mathewshews^D
2: Estimation of neutron star mass and radius via gravitational wave asteroseismology; RIKEN; Hajime Sotani
3: Relationship between magnetic fields and phase transition in neutron stars; Saitama University; Chinatsu Watanabe, Naotaka Yoshinaga
4: Fermion operator expansion method for neutron-star crust simulation; CCS, Univ. Tsukuba; Nakatsukasa Takashi
5: Refinement of the modified URCA neutrino emissivity calculation with the cluster variational method; Adv. Sci. Eng., Waseda Univ.^A, Tohoku Univ.^B, WISE, Waseda Univ.^C; M. Takano^A,C, H. Togashi^B,C

6: Quark-Quark interaction and quark matter and neutron star; RIKEN Nishina Center; Yasuo Yamamoto
7: Many-body systems by Color-Molecular-Dynamics including quark-spin interactions; CIT^A, Tokyo Tech^B, JAEA^C, REKEN iTHEMS^D; Nobutoshi Yasutake^A,C, Yuta Mukobara^B, Toshiki Maruyama^C, Tetsuo Hatsuda^D
8: Cancellation
9: Phenomenological Analysis on Coexistent Phase of Kaon Condensation and Hyperonic Matter and Consistency with Neutron Star Observations; Chiba Inst. Tech.; Takumi Muto
10: Equation of state for hot hyperonic matter with alpha particles at low densities; Tohoku Univ.^A, WISE, Waseda Univ.^B, Adv. Sci. Eng., Waseda Univ.^C; H. Togashi^A,B, M. Takano^B,C
11: Construction of the Equation of State from Interacting Hadrons and the Onset of Hyper Nuclei; Univ. of Tokyo, KEK IPNS^A, Sokendai^A, RIKEN iTHEMS^A, Kochi U^B; Yuki Fujimoto, Kenji Fukushima, Yoshimasa Hidaka^A, Atsuki Hiraguchi^B, Kei Iida^B

Program

Theoretical Nuclear Physics