Instructions for Speakers at the SLAC Lattice Workshop
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(1) Presentations:

  Duration: ~ 15-20 min + 15. min discussion

  The experimental presentations should contain a brief review 
  of the latest experimental results and ongoing work. 
  Important issues to be addressed are:

      o future prospects/projections for exp. results (next 1-2 years)
      o current exp. problems and limitations;
        where do we need help from the theory community?
      o questions/wish list for the theorists

  The theory presentations should contain a brief overview of the status of 
  theoretical calculations and new developments. 
  Again, some important issues to be addressed are:
 
      o prospects for theo. predictions in the near future
      o how should the experimentalist make best use of the theo. results?
      o suggestions for potential new measurements
      o questions/wish list for the experimentalists


  In order to link contributions to the agenda and make them available 
  on the web, participants are asked to provide a .pdf or .ps file on the 
  evening before the session (if possible) by either:
   1. Sending a URL for the file to one of the organizers, 
   2. Sending the file via e-mail attachment to one of the organizers, or
   3. Copying the file on a USB memory stick and hand it to one of 
      the organizers.


(2) "List of questions" and "list of reference material": 
  
  We would like to provide both a "list of questions" (which should
  be included in the talks and discussed during the workshop) 
  and a "list of reference material" for preparatory reading prior to 
  the workshop. We would like to link these lists to the workshop web page
  as soon as possible to give everyone ample time to prepare for the
  workshop and to make it as productive as possible. Please try to send 
  your lists to the organizers no later than September 12.

  For the experimental talk, a list of papers and a list of questions for
  the theorists will be prepared for each session by the corresponding 
  BaBar analysis working groups. 

  For the theory talks, it would be useful if each speaker could
  recommend a few (maybe 2-4) papers on recent theoretical results 
  or useful background information in the context of the presentation. 
  Also, if you have any questions/suggestions/requests for the 
  experimentalists to think about before the workshop, please send them
  to the organizers.