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International Research Network on Computational Particle Physics: Collaborative Initiatives and Activities

The International Research Network for Computational Particle Physics, led by Sinya Aoki from the University of Tsukuba, was funded by JSPS from 2004 to 2006, with an annual budget of around $180,000. The project aims to build a global collaboration for lattice QCD, involving core institutes and collaborators from Japan, the USA, the UK, and Germany. The initiative promotes workshops, researcher exchanges, and collective resource sharing, while also identifying key challenges in the field. Notable events include the "Lattice QCD via International LFT Network" workshop held in Japan in 2004.

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International Research Network on Computational Particle Physics: Collaborative Initiatives and Activities

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  1. International LFT Network Project Sinya Aoki(Tsukuba) “International Research Network for Computational Particle Physics” • JSPS“core-to-core research exchange program” • 2004.4-2006.3 (2 years) • roughly $180,000/year from JSPS • construct “International Research Network for LFT” • select “Core Institute” in Japan and other countries • ask financial support from foreign core institutes • pick up “collaborators” in each country

  2. Core Institutes and coordinators • Japan, University of Tsukuba, A. Ukawa • +18 collaborators( 4 institutes) • USA, FNAL, P. Mackenzie • +20 collaborators( 15 institutes) • British, Edinburgh University, R. Kenway • +11 collaborators( 5 institutes) • Germany, DESY, K. Jansen • +11 collaborators( 7 institutes)

  3. Main Activities • Seminars (Workshops) • Researcher exchange • Collaborations Restriction JSPS Grant can be spend only for “collaborators” Therefore others must be supported by other sources. We can change a list of collaborators in FY2005.

  4. Plan in FY2004(2003.4-2005.3) • kick-off Workshop”Lattice QCD via International LFT Network” • September 21-24, 2004 • Shuzenji, Izu, Japan (Resort with hot springs) • 40 participants(20 foreign, 20 domestic) • 10 foreign participants can be supported by JSPS Grant. • identify the problems in lattice QCD to be pursued through the research program • Discuss collaboration and resource sharing via ILDG • report on this program at German-Japan seminar in • DESY, Zeuthen, November, 2004 • support 5 Japanese participants

  5. Long-term Workshop • October-December, 2004 • CCS, University of Tsukuba, Japan • Dynamical QCD and light hadron phenomenology (October 4-15, 2004) • Non-perturbative renormalization (2 weeks) • Heavy quark physics (2 weeks) • support 5 foreign participants for each workshop • 5th ILDG workshop (video conference) • December, 2004 • CCS, University of Tsukuba + other sites

  6. 2nd Workshop • “Present and future of lattice QCD” (tentative) • February, 2005 • Edinburgh, Scotland (?) • 40 participants (?) • support 10 Japanese participants • summary of 2004’s activities and • discuss 2005’s plan • 3rd Workshop in US during FY2005 ?

  7. Researcher exchange • Young Japanese researcher visits some foreign institute up to 2 months • 2(2 months) +2(1 month) or 6(1 month) • peoples and places should be fixed • Collaborations • ILDG: 2 from Japan and 3 to Japan • Non-perturbative renormalization: 5 Japanese collaborators visit Germany

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