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          Workshop on Physics Potentials at FNAL with
                    Stronger Proton Sources
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Dates:     June 6-7, 2001

Location:  FNAL

Purpose: This workshop is designed to bring together theorists and
experimentalists interested in the physics potential of a new high
intensity proton source (~1MW) in the U.S. It is anticipated that such a
facility could be the basis of a high quality U.S. based physics
program  especially during the period between the LHC startup and the
commissioning of the next major U.S. facility. Speakers will be invited
to describe how such a machine might be exploited to answer fundamental
physics questions complementary to those addressed by the LHC. The goal
is to prepare a strong case for such a facility in time for Snowmass.

Study group led by Weiren Chou (FNAL), Peter Kasper(FNAL), and
       Mayda M. Velasco  (Northwestern Univ.)

Study subgroups:

       Neutrino Oscillations
       Conveners: Ray Stefanski (FNAL), Stephen Parke (FNAL),
           Fritz DeJongh (FNAL), Lawrence Lee Wai  (Stanford),
           Alberto Marchionni (FNAL)

       Neutrino Non-oscillation Physics
       Conveners: Jorge Morfin (FNAL), Bonnie Fleming (Columbia Univ.)

       Rare Kaon Decays
       Conveners: Marj Corcoran (Rice Univ.), Ron Ray (FNAL),
            Bob Tschirhart(FNAL), Yau Wah(Univ.  of Chicago)

       Nuclear Physics
       Conveners: Don Geesaman (ANL), Ed Hartouni (LLNL)

       Low Energy Muon/Pion Facility
       Conveners: Fritz DeJong (FNAL), Panagiotis Spentzouris (FNAL)

       Neutron Beam Facility
       Conveners: Jack Carpenter(ANL), Tom Dombeck (FNAL)

       Antiproton Source
       Conveners: Dan Kaplan (IIT), Stephen Pordes (FNAL)

       Run IIb Physics
       Conveners: Marcela Carena (FNAL), Chris Hill (FNAL),
Hugh Montgomery (FNAL), Meenakshi Narain(Boston Univ.),
Michael Schmitt (Northwestern Univ.)

       Test Beam Facility
       Conveners: Steve Geer (FNAL)

Relevant webpages:
http://www-bd.fnal.gov/pdriver/
http://projects.fnal.gov/protondriver/
http://diablo.phys.nwu.edu/protondriver_ws/