4th Annual Symposium of the Innovative Area on Multi-messenger Study of Gravitational Wave Sources

18 Feb 2016, 10:30 → 20 Feb 2016, 13:10 Asia/Tokyo

Purpose: To bring together leading researchers in various fields related to the experimental observation and theoretical study of gravitational waves and their counterparts, including neutrinos and radiation spanning the electromagnetic spectrum.  By taking an explicitly multimessenger approach we aim to extract the maximum possible information from energetic astrophysical events like supernova explosions and neutron star/black hole mergers.

 
Dates: Feb 18 (Thu) - 20 (Sat), 2016 

 
Venue: Lecture Hall (1F), Kavli IPMU main building 

 
Program: final 

 
Organizers: Mark Vagins (Kavli IPMU/UTokyo), Michitoshi Yoshida (Hiroshima U), Nobuyuki Kanda (Osaka City U), Nobuyuki Kawai (Tokyo Tech), Takahiro Tanaka (Kyoto U), Takashi Nakamura (Kyoto U), Yusuke Koshio (Okayama U)

 
Contact Address: : Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe (Kavli IPMU), the University of Tokyo, 5-1-5 Kashiwanoha, Kashiwa City, Chiba 277-8583, Japan

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Sponsors: Kavli IPMU, The JSPS

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Thursday 18 February

10:30 Registration

1 X00 Meeting

Session 1 (Introduction)

2 Welcome Address

Speaker: Mark (Kavli IPMU/UTokyo) Vagins

Slides Symposium2016_Welcome.pdf

3 Introduction and Progress Report of the Innovative Area

Speaker: Takashi (Kyoto U) Nakamura

Session 2 A03 (Neutrinos)

4 Status of the A03 (Neutrino) Group

Speaker: Mark (Kavli IPMU/UTokyo) Vagins

Slides A03_Symposium2016.pdf

5 Towards Full Automation of EGADS Supernova Neutrino Alerts

Speaker: Lluis Marti (Kavli IPMU/UTokyo) Magro

6 Solar Neutrinos

Speaker: Michael (UC Irvine) Smy

7 Long-baseline Neutrinos

Speaker: Christophe (Kavli IPMU/UTokyo) Bronner

8 Using Neutrinos and Gravitational Waves As Supernova Probes

Speaker: Yusuke (Okayama U) Koshio

15:25 Coffee break

Session 3 (Public Subscription Research - Part 1)

9 Gravitational Wave Signals from Three Dimensional Simulations of Core-Collapse Supernovae

Speaker: Tomoya TAKIWAKI

10 MeV Gamma-ray Studies of Neutron Star Merger

Speaker: Yukikatsu TERADA

Session 4 A05 (Theoretical Studies - Part 1)

11 Dynamical Mass Ejection from Compact Binaries and Electromagnetic Counterparts

Speaker: Koutarou (RIKEN) Kyutoku

12 2D Supernova Simulations with Full Boltzmann Neutrino Transport

Speaker: Hiroki (Kyoto U) Nagakura

17:15 Coffee break

Session 5 (Public Subscription Research - Part 2)

13 1

Speaker: Kotaro Niimura

14 Revisiting GPB Bound on Parity Violation in Gravity

Speaker: Hideaki Asada

15 3

Speaker: Masaya Nakano

16 4

Speaker: Fumio Abe

Friday 19 February

Session 6 A05 (Theoretical Studies - Part 2)

17 Status Report of A05

Speaker: Takahiro (Kyoto U) Tanaka

18 X-ray-powered Macronovae

Speaker: Shota (Kyoto U) Kisata

Session 7 A01 (X-ray Gamma-ray Followup Projects)

19 A01 and iWF-MAXI Status

Speaker: N. (Tokyo Tech) Kawai

20 Development of CCD for iWF-MAXI

Speaker: H. (JAXA/ISAS) Tomida

21 Radiation Damage Tests for iWF-MAXI

Speaker: T. (Tokyo U. Sci) Kohmura

22 Coded Mask for iWF-MAXI

Speaker: T. (RIKEN) Mihara

23 MAXI’s GW Followup Program

Speaker: H. (Nihon U.) Negoro

24 CALET Observations of GRB & GW Events

Speaker: T. (AGU) Sakamoto

11:10 Coffee break

Swift Followup Program of GW Events (EVANS, P.)

Convener: P. (U. Leicester) (invited) Evans

25 Swift Followup Program of GW Events

Speaker: P. (U. Leicester) (invited) Evans

12:10 Photo session

12:20 Lunch

Session 8 (Public Subscription Research - Part 3)

26 Contributions to Statistical Methodologies in Gravitational Wave Data Analyses

Speaker: Shuhei Mano

27 2

Speaker: Daisuke Yonetoku

28 Neutron Stars in Scalar-Tensor Theories

Speaker: Terukai Suyama

29 4

Speaker: Kenta Kiuchi

30 Seeding Supermassive Black Holes in the Early Universe

Speaker: Takashi Hosokawa

15:10 Coffee break

Session 9 (Multi-site GW Detectors)

31 LIGO Data Analysis

Speaker: Kipp (RESCEU/UTokyo) (invited) Cannon

32 LIGO-Virgo Status

Speaker: John (U. of Birmingham) (invited) Veitch

Session 10 A04 (KAGRA Data Analysis Team)

33 Status of A04 Group and KAGRA

Speaker: Nobuyuki (Osaka City U.) Kanda

34 GW Event Search Pipelines

Speaker: Hideyuki (Osaka City U.) Tagoshi

35 Unmodeled GW-Transients Search Pipeline: Status of Development

Speaker: Kazuhiro (Osaka City U.) Hayama

36 Analysis of GWs from Binary Neutron Star Merger by Hilbert-Huang Transform

Speaker: Masato (Osaka City U.) Kaneyama

37 Application of Non-linear Correlation Analysis on Environmental Monitors and Gravitational Wave Channel

Speaker: Hirotaka (Osaka City U.) Yuzurihara

38 Characterization of Non-Gaussianity in Gravitational Wave Detector Noise

Speaker: Takahiro (Osaka City U.) Yamamoto

19:30 Banquet

Saturday 20 February

Session 11 A02 (Optical-IR-Radio Followup Projects)

39 Status Report of A02 and J-GEM Collaboration

Speaker: Michitoshi (Hiroshima U) Yoshida

40 Development of an Optical IFU for Prompt Followup Spectroscopy of Short GRBs/GW Sources

Speaker: Koji (Kyoto U) Ohta

41 Current Status of OAO-WFC

Speaker: Kenshi (NAOJ) Yanagisawa

42 Development and First Light of Wide Field CMOS Imager Tomo-e Prototype

Speaker: Kentaro (U Tokyo) Motohara

43 Subaru Wide-Field Imaging Follow-Up Observations for GW EM Counterparts

Speaker: Tomoki (UTokyo) Morokuma

10:30 Coffee break

Session 12 (Public Subscription Research - Part 4)

44 1

Speaker: Kentaro Somiya

45 Kiso Supernova Survey: Optical Followup Observations of GW Sources

Speaker: Masaomi Tanaka

46 Developing Fast-Repointing Framework for Future Satellites Based on the X-ray Dark-Baryon Survey Mission

Speaker: Shinaya Yamada

47 4

Speaker: Yuichiro Sekiguchi

48 Studying Optical Spectral Energy Distribution of Gravitational Wave Sources and Their Environments with 15-band Simultaneous Imaging

Speaker: Mamarou Doi

Session 13 (Symposium Conclusion)

49 Neutrinos and Gravitational Waves

Speaker: Takaaki (ICRR/Kavli IPMU/UTokyo) Kajita

50 Concluding Remarks

Speaker: Mark (Kavli IPMU/UTokyo) Vagins