Subject: Nov. 19 seminar info/SNOW Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 13:40:19 -0600 (CST) From: GSNOW@unlhep.unl.edu To: MKihanya@lbl.gov CC: bkabbott@lbl.gov, GSNOW@unlhep.unl.edu Hello, Mary. Here's my information for the November 19 seminar at LBL. Please let me know if you need any other information. I have my plane ticket (price to be shared with SLAC) and I will NOT need a hotel room. I also know the directions to LBL, so I will just arrive on November 19 at the LBL main entrance, anticipating a visitor parking permit for the 19th and 20th. Best regards, Greg Snow Name of the speaker : Gregory R. Snow Date of staying : November 18 - 20 Home institution : University of Nebraska, Lincoln Phone number : 402-472-6279 Email : gsnow@unlhep.unl.edu Title of talk : Search for antiproton decay and the stability of antimatter Abstract : ********************************* The APEX collaboration has searched for antiproton decay in a number of channels using the circulating 8.9 GeV/c antiprotons in the Fermilab antiproton accumulator ring. The experiment is sensitive to antiproton decays with an electron or muon in the final state which is accompanied by another particle (photon, neutral pion, etc.). Observing antiproton decay with a lifetime different from the proton lifetime (> 10**32 years) would signal a violation of the CPT theorem. A review of proton decay searches and experimental CPT tests will be presented. A description of the APEX experiment and recent results will follow. The results point to a lower limit on the antiproton lifetime of order 1,000,000 years -- an improvement over previous searches of several orders of magnitude. At the end of the seminar, a unique high-school physics outreach project, Nebraska's "CROP" (the Cosmic Ray Observatory Project), will be described briefly. ************************************ Citizenship : USA Social Security number : 520-64-6456 VISA status (non-US citizen) : Need parking permit? : Yes, for November 19 AND November 20 Date of talk : Nov 19