Workshop on Electromagnetically Induced Two-Hadron Emission

Proceedings of
Fifth Workshop on ``Electromagnetically Induced Two-Hadron Emission''

Lund, Sweden, June 13 - 16, 2001

Electromagnetically induced two-hadron emission processes are an excellent tool for studying hadron properties and the dynamics of hadrons in the nuclear medium. Recently, these processes have been extensively investigated by studying the short-range structure of nuclei and addressing the question of whether or not the properties of hadrons exhibit some medium dependence. This workshop focused on recent theoretical and experimental developments in the field of multi-particle coincidence experiments with the electromagnetic probe. The workshop covered the experimental two-hadron knockout program at electron facilities such as Bates, Bonn, LEGS, MAMI, MAX-Lab, and Jefferson Lab within its scope.

The proceedings of the workshop are distributed on CD-ROM. The contributions of the speakers have been translated into standard PS and PDF formats for usual viewing and printing. One of the advantages of the new medium CD is the option to provide color prints easily at the convenience of the reader. To further exploit the new possibilities also HTML files have been produced. The contribution of each author is contained in separate files. Note the navigation bar on the bottom of the window. The overview and an index can be found in Contributions. Within this file there exist links to the three versions (PS, PDF and HTML) of the full article as well as to the respective entry in the abstract file. There exists a special HTML file summarizing the Abstracts of all submitted articles from which links to the other versions of the full article have been provided. Apart from addresses the HTML list of Participants permits an easy email access. Pictures from the workshop can be found in section Photo Shots.

Organising Committee:	Jan-Olof Adler (Lund)	Local Organising Committee:	Jan-Olof Adler
	Peter Grabmayr (Tübingen)		Kevin Fissum
	Jan Ryckebusch (Gent)		Lennart Isaksson
	Bent Schröder (Lund)		Bent Schröder

Peter Grabmayr (editor), September 25, 2001