Spins in Nuclear Hadronic Reactions

    Spin physics is one of the most important and active areas of theoretical/experimental nuclear physics. In nuclear reactions, the observations of spin polarizations give important clues to the nuclear structures and reaction mechanism. For high energy nuclear physics, the polarized quark杙arton distributions of the nucleon/nucleus are studied intensively. In the study of baryon structures and nuclear astrophysics, spin is an important observable through hadron reactions.
The focus of these proceedings is on the spin-dependent phenomena in nuclear and hadronic reactions and related topics in nuclear and hadron physics. The main subjects covered are: Spin polarization phenomena in nuclear and hadronic reactions; spin-dependent excitations in nuclei and spin observables; recent development in nuclear reaction theories; spin-dependent phenomena in fundamental processes; related topics.

Preface
Polarization in Nuclear r Reactions
Preequilibrium Reactions (P E Hodgson)
Calculation of Spin Observables with the Semi-Classical Distorted Wave (SCDW) Model (K Ogata et al.)
Spin-isospin Modes in quasielastic region
Neutron denstiy distributions observed by protom elastic scattering
Nuclear reaction studied by(p,p)reactions at
Invariants of polarization transfer at forward angles
Relation between(p,p)and(d,d)on 12 C in the sudden approximation
Polarization and Spin-and Isospin-Modes
Spins in Baryon Resonances
Polarization and Breakup Reactions
Unstable Nuclei and Nuclear Astrophysics
Polarization and Few-Body Systems
Polarization and Quark Distribution
Quark Strcture and Nuclear Matter
Symposium Program
List of participants