TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 FUNDAMENTAL SYMMETRIES, WEAK INTERACTIONS AND NUCLEAR ASTROPHYSICS
1.1 Beta delayed alpha spectra from 8Li and 8B decays and the neutrino spectrum in 8B decay
1.2 Positron-neutrino correlation in the 0+-> 0+ decay of 32Ar
1.3 Ionization spectra of 3 MeV protons and a-particles in silicon
1.4 Beta decay of 40Ti and the efficiency of the ICARUS 40Ar neutrino detector
1.5 Lineshape and efficiency determination for the 3 large NaI spectrometers
1.6 First measurements of the 4He(a ,g )8Be reaction with the new NaI setup
1.7 The b-a angular correlations in the decays of 8Li and 8B
1.8 Time reversal in neutron beta decay: The first run of emiT
1.9 Target development for the planned 7Be(p,g )8B experiment
1.10 Progress in development of apparatus and techniques for the 7Be(p,g ) experiment
1.11 Measurement of the PNC spin-rotation of cold neutrons in a liquid helium target
1.12 Development of a new rotating torsion balance
1.13 Progress with the measurement of Newton's constant G
1.14 Progress and results of the Rot-Wash torsion balance
1.15 Test of the Strong Equivalence Principle: does gravitational binding energy gravitate?
2.0 NEUTRINO PHYSICS
2.1 The neutral current detector project at SNO
2.2 The SNO data acquisition system
2.3 Overview and status of the SNO DAQ SHaRC software
2.4 Monitoring the SNO DAQ detector data stream
2.5 The SNO electronics production testing system
2.6 Status of the acrylic vessel for the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory
2.7 A compact 20 MeV gamma-ray source for energy calibration at the SNO
2.8 SAGE: The Russian American Gallium experiment
2.9 Model-independent approach to the solar neutrino problem
3.1 The giant-dipole resonance in hot Sn nuclei
3.2 Anomalous fission fragment anisotropies: quasifission or slow K-equilibration?
3.3 Why the standard methods of calculating fission rates are flawed at high spin
3.4 Light-charged particles from fusion-evaporation in the 19F + 180Ta system
3.5 19F + 181Ta: Fission fragment and evaporation residue measurements
3.6 Angular distributions of fission fragments from 40Ca + 192Os, natIr, 194Pt and 197Au
4.0 ULTRA-RELATIVISTIC HEAVY IONS
4.1 A scale-local approach to percolation theory
4.2 Ultra-relativistic heavy ion collision simulators: visualization and analysis
4.3 STAR computing requirements task force
4.4 STAR mock data challenge
4.5 STAR event-by-event physics
4.6 STAR TPC cosmic ray tests
4.7 NA49 event-by-event physics program
4.8 NA49 event by event physics: event characterization
4.9 NA49 DST production monitoring
4.10 Analysis of the Henon map using scaled correlation analysis
4.11 New algorithms for the generalization and optimization of scaled, dithered binning analysis
4.12 Further development of scale-local analysis
4.13 Position-momentum phase space filling and Bose-Einstein effects
4.14 Event simulation of high-order Bose-Einstein and Coulomb correlations for NA49 and STAR
4.15 Library of simulated STAR events with Bose-Einstein and Coulomb corrections
4.16 Development of a standard HBT analysis code for STAR
5.0 ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR CLUSTERS
5.1 Charge exchange cross sections for 1.25 keV per carbon C81- and C601- ions
5.2 Statistical model for fragmentation of C60 in collisions with hydrogen
5.3 Difference in stopping power between clusters and atoms from 20 to 150 keV/atom
6.0 ELECTRONICS, COMPUTING AND DETECTOR INFRASTRUCTURE
6.1 Electronic equipment
6.2 VAX-based acquisition systems
6.3 Analysis and support system developments
6.4 Custom data acquisition electronics for the SNO NCD and emiT experiments
7.0 VAN DE GRAAFF, SUPERCONDUCTING BOOSTER AND ION SOURCES
7.1 Van de Graaff accelerator operations and development
7.2 Booster operations
7.3 Tandem terminal ion source
7.4 Cryogenic operating experience
7.5 A better grease for helium refrigerator expansion engines
8.0 NUCLEAR PHYSICS LABORATORY PERSONNEL