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  1. Hüsken, N; Danilkin, I; Hagelstein, F (Ed.)
    The BGOOD photoproduction experiment accesses forward meson angles and low momentum exchange kinematics in theudssector, which may be sensitive to molecular-like hadron structure. Recent results are presented, including strangeness photoproduction at forward meson angles, and π0π0coherent photoproduction off the deuteron. 
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  2. Hüsken, N; Danilkin, I; Hagelstein, F (Ed.)
    This report summarizes results of the first lattice QCD calculation of coupled-channelπΣ−K¯Nscattering in the Λ(1405) region. This study was carried out using a single CLS ensemble with a heavier-than-physical pion mass m_π≈ 200 MeV and a lighter-than-physical kaon mass m_K>≈ 487 MeV. Once the finite-volume energy spectrum has been reliably extracted, the Lüscher method was employed to obtain scattering amplitudes. Through a variety of parametrizations of the two-channel K-matrix, the final results show a virtual bound state below the πΣ threshold and a resonance right below K¯N. 
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  3. Hüsken, N; Danilkin, I; Hagelstein, F (Ed.)
    The current three sigma tension in the unitarity test of the Cabbibo-Kobayashi-Maskawa (CKM) matrix is a notable problem with the Standard Model of elementary particle physics. A long-standing goal of the study of free neutron beta decay is to better determine the CKM elementVudthrough measurements of the neutron lifetime and a decay correlation parameter. The Nab collaboration intends to measurea, the neutrino-electron correlation, with accuracy sufficient for a competitive evaluation ofVudbased on neutron decay data alone. This paper gives a status report and an outlook. 
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