Workshop Transients co-organized by
the France - Japan Network for Extragalactic astrophysics and COsmology (NECO)
and the France - Mexico ExploRIng the Deep And traNsient UniverSe (ERIDANUS).
Wednesday 30 October 2024 - Friday 1st November 2024
Information on the Workshop:
TITLE: The Transient Universe
WHERE: Tokyo, Japan
Nihonbashi Life Science Building, Conference Room #313
Access: 2-3-11, Nihonbashi-honcho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan 103-0023
Map Tokyo, Japan
Link: https://www.nihonbashi-lifescience.jp/en/#
There are two main international airports in Tokyo are Narita and Haneda. Haneda is closer to the meeting place than Narita.
The area where the workshop is held (Nihonbashi) can easily be joined from both airports by trains, buses or taxis. For accomodation, you can use your usual booking website: Booking, airbnb, or any other. Tokyo is very safe, and you can walk or use the metro and/or JR lines (two different systems) to move inside Tokyo. The best is to buy a PASMO or a SUICA card (in French), and you can add money in any stations. Please note, that the cost varies, even inside Tokyo, depending on where your board and where you stop.
Access: 2-3-11, Nihonbashi-honcho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan 103-0023
Map Tokyo, Japan
Link: https://www.nihonbashi-lifescience.jp/en/#
There are two main international airports in Tokyo are Narita and Haneda. Haneda is closer to the meeting place than Narita.
The area where the workshop is held (Nihonbashi) can easily be joined from both airports by trains, buses or taxis. For accomodation, you can use your usual booking website: Booking, airbnb, or any other. Tokyo is very safe, and you can walk or use the metro and/or JR lines (two different systems) to move inside Tokyo. The best is to buy a PASMO or a SUICA card (in French), and you can add money in any stations. Please note, that the cost varies, even inside Tokyo, depending on where your board and where you stop.
WHEN:
Wednesday 30 October 2024 - Friday 1st November 2024WHO:
Researchers in Astrophysics, including young and less young people mainly from France, Japan and Mexico. However a minority of people from other countries could be invited to attendOBJECTIVES:
The main themes that will be discussed during this workshop are related to the Transient Universe. In June 2024, SVOM is now launched. We would like to take this opportunity to develop collaborations between the three countries.Scientific Organizing Committee:
Stephane BASA (Aix Marseille Univ, CNRS, CNES, LAM, Marseille, France)
Denis BURGARELLA (Aix Marseille Univ, CNRS, CNES, LAM, Marseille, France
Diego GÖTZ (Université Paris-Saclay, Université Paris Cité, CEA, CNRS, AIM, 91191, Gif-sur-Yvette, France)
Shigehiro NAGATAKI (RIKEN/OIST, Japan)
Koji NODA (Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, The University of Tokyo, Kashiwanoha, Japan)
Tsutomu T. TAKEUCHI (Division of Particle and Astrophysical Science, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan)
Susanna VERGANI (Observatoire de Paris, PSL Research University, CNRS, Univ. Paris Diderot, Sorbonne Paris Cité, France)
Daisuke YONETOKU (College of Science and Engineering, School of Mathematics and Physics, Kanazawa University, Kakuma, Kanazawa, Japan)
Latest (11 Oct. 2024) programme of the workshop (PDF version of the programme)
Invited talks will have 30 minutes for the presentation plus 5 minutes for questions. Contributed talks will have 15 minutes for the presentation plus 5 minutes for questions.Part 0: Introduction: why such a workshop?
- Denis BURGARELLA (France) & Tsutomu T. TAKEUCHI (Japan): 15+3 minutes
Part 1: GRBs
Introduction to GRBs, what are they, why are they useful to understand the Universe?
- Invited talk by Hirotaka ITO (Japan): 20+10 minutes
- Invited talk by Maria Giovanna DAINOTTI (Japan): 20+10 minutes
GRBs, their host and the intergalactic medium
- Invited talk by Susanna VERGANI (France): 20+10 minutes
- Invited talk by Veronique BUAT (France): 20+10 minutes
GRB spectroscopy
- Invited talk by Antonio DE UGARTE POSTIGO (France): canceled
Round table discussion
Part 2: “The transient sky"
Multi-wavelength information on transients
- Invited talk by William LEE (Mexico): 20+10 minutes
Multi-messenger astrophysics
- Invited talk by Naomi TSUJI (Japan): 20+10 minutes
High energy range: the golden mine for transients… Myth or Reality?
- Invited talk by Megumi SHIDATSU (Japan): 20+10 minutes
Particle acceleration theory
- Invited talk by Camilla DEMIDEM (Japan): 20+10 minutes
Other sources of interest
- Fast Blue Optical Transients: Invited talk by Damien TURPIN (France): 20+10 minutes
- Supernovae: Invited talk by Shigehiro NAGATAKI (Japan): 20+10 minutes
- Kilonovae: Invited talk by Karelle SIELLEZ (Tasmania): 20+10 minutes
Round table discussion
Part 3: Missions/facilities dedicated to the transient sky (trigger providers)
Neutrinos (Icecube/KM3Net, etc.):
- Invited talk by Anna POLLMAN (Japan): 20+10 minutes
Characteristics of previous or on-the-sky missions
- Invited talk by Diego GOTZ (France): 20+10 minutes
Next missions, is there anything needed and not planned
- Theseus: Invited talk by Diego GOTZ (France): 20+10 minutes
- Hiz-Gundam: Invited talk by Daisuke YONETOKU (Japan): 20+10 minutes
- XRISM: Invited talk by Kazuhiro NAKAZAWA (Japan): 20+10 minutes
SVOM
- Invited talk by Stephane BASA (France): 20+10 minutes
Round table discussion
Part 4: Follow-up capabilities
Multi-messenger / Gravitational waves
- Invited talk by Susanna VERGANI (France): 20+10 minutes
Follow-up capabilities in France (COLIBRI, ELIXIR, etc.)
- Invited talk by Stephane BASA (France): 20+10 minutes
Follow-up capabilities in Japan (Hyper Suprime-Cam SSP Transient Survey in COSMOS)
- Invited talk by Nozomu TOMINAGA (Japan): 20+10 minutes
- Invited talk by Koji NODA (Japan): 20+10 minutes
Follow-up capabilities in Mexico
- Invited talk by Alan WATSON (Mexico): 20+10 minutes
Round table discussion
Part 5: Conclusion: did we fulfil the expectations for such a workshop? What’s next?
- Stephane BASA (France) & Koji NODA (Japan): 15+3 minutes