Deep Processes Physics Working Group

[kuhn <kuhn@jlab.org>]

Dear members of the Deep Processes PWG (and those who are interested in 
Deep Processes),

as many of you may already know, I have been elected as new chair of our 
PWG. Thank you for your trust - I hope I won't let you down.

I would like to begin with a few changes in our organization. In 
particular, we are still using the old email listserver groups like 
"strnuc" which don't really coincide anymore with the newly configured 
PWGs. For that reason, I have initiated a new email list called 
"deeppwg@jlab.org". I am asking all of you to do the following:

1) Sign up to deeppwg@jlab.org: Send an email to "Majordomo@jlab.org" 
(without subject) and the single line "subscribe deeppwg". To send this 
email, use your standard email computer and make sure that the "From" 
and "Reply To" lines have your preferred email address in them. You can 
also subscribe under a different email address with "subscribe deeppwg 
yourname@yourcomputer.nett". You might receive an email asking for 
confirmation - this should be self-explanatory.
I will be using the "strnuc" email list for a while to give you some 
transition time, but I will NOT send any more email to "clas_photon" - 
so please subscribe to deeppwg if you want to stay informed. If you 
don't want to get double emails, you can unsubscribe from strnuc.

2) Please check out the CLAS collaboration database at 
https://clasweb.jlab.org/membership/phonebook.php . Log in with your 
JLab CUE username and password. You will find all the information on 
yourself. If you are most closely associated with the Deep Processes 
Working group, please make sure that your "Workgroup" entry reflects 
this. I will use this information to contact you individually. So far, 
we have about 40 members in the workgroup, but there are a substantial 
number of "undeclared" members in the CLAS collaboration which really 
might be associated with our group.

Finally, the collaboration meeting is already coming up soon - I would 
like to ask you for suggestions for speakers and topics for our PWG 
meeting on Friday (11/4) morning. (You may propose yourself or others). 
If we can't fill our schedule with volunteers, I'll have to go around 
twisting arms... ;-)

Greetings to all of you - Sebastian