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Wednesday, July 30, 2003 13.00 Opening Chair: L. Kocbach Welcome (N. Stolterfoht)
13.10 W.1. Kinematically complete experiments (1 h 40 min) Chair: J. Ullrich W.1.1. A.B. Voitkiv (MPI-K, Heidelberg, Germany) (20’) On the Interrelation between ionization of light atoms by virtual and real photons. W.1.2. L. Adoui (CIRIL Caen, France) (20’) Fragmentation of molecules in collisions with HCI W.1.3. M. Schöffler (Univ. Frankfurt, Germany) (20’) Transfer-ionization in fast p-He collisions: A kinematically complete experiment W.1.4. Ch. Dimopoulou (MOI Heidelberg, Germany) (20’) Kinematically complete experiments on the dissociation of H2 by proton impact W.1.5. S. Hagmann (GSI Darmstadt, Germany ) (20’) Projectile ionization: The first kinematically complete experiment
14.50 Coffee (25 min)
15. 15 W.2. Interferences in electron emission from H2 (1h 40 min) Chair: S. Manson W.2.1. J. Tanis (WMU Kalamazoo, USA) (20’) First- and second-order interferences in H2 spectra by heavy ion impact. W.2.2. L. Nagy (Babes-Bolyai Univ., Romania) (20’) Semiclassical work about H2 interferences including frequency doubling W.2.3. H. Sabbir Hossain (WMU Kalamazoo, USA) (20’) Interferences in electron spectra for H+ impact on H2. W.2.4. L. Tribedi (Mumbai, India) (20’) Interference effect seen by comparing experimental spectra of H2 and atomic H: Frequency Doubling and double scattering W.2.5. R. Rivarola (Univ. Rosario, Argentina) (20’) Interference effects in electron emission by ions, electrons and photons 17. 00 Entering Cabins - Free - Discussions 19. 00 Dinner 20. 00 Posters
Thursday, July 31, 2003 13.00 T.1. Laser interaction with matter (2 hours) Chair: J. P. Hansen T.1.1. D. Dundas (Queens Belfast, UK) (20’) Multiphoton ionization of diatomic molecules (theory). T.1.2. U. Thumm (Kansas State Univ., USA) (20’) Coherent nuclear dynamics of H2+ /D2+ in intense ultrashort laser pulses. T.1.3. G. Ver Steeg (Drake Univ., USA) (20’) Excitation, dissociation, and ionization of H2+ by a strong laser pulse. T.1.4. D. Fregenal (Univ. Aarhus, Denmark) (20’) Multiphoton Intrashell Resonances in Rydberg Atoms T.1.5. Ekaterina Eremina (MBI Berlin, Germany) (20’) Sub-threshold non-sequential double ionization. T.1.6. C. Lemell (TU Wien Theory, Austria) (20’) Determination of the carrier-envelope phase of ultrashort laser pulses using metal surfaces
15. 00 Coffee (20 min)
15.20 T.2. Fragmentation of Molecules and Clusters (2 h 20 m, part 1) Chair: B. Huber T.2.1. A. Dubois (Paris) (20’) Vibration and orientation effects in ion/molecule collisions at intermediate energies (H2) T.2.2. J. R. Sabin (Univ. Florida Gainsville, USA) (20’): Ab-initio calculations of molecular fragmentation by highly charged ion impact T.2.3. M. Larsson (MSL Stockholm, Sweden) (20’) : Dissociative recombination of H3+ T.2.4. Z. Pesic (HMI Berlin, Germany) (20’) : Explosive fragmentation of water molecules
16.40 Coffee (20 min)
17.00 T.2. Fragmentation of Molecules and Clusters (part 2) T.2.5. Li Chen (LASIM Lyon, France) (20’): Experimental evidence for the predominance of the electronic energy loss contribution in low energy (v=0.28 a.u.) ion-C60 collisions T.2.6. B. Manil (CIRIL Caen, France) (20’) : Competitive fission channels for highly charged sodium clusters T.2.7. S. Tomita (Univ. Aarhus, Aarhus) (20’) : Biomolecular ions in accelerators and storage rings. 18. 00 Free - Discussions 19. 00 Dinner 20. 00 Posters
Friday, August 1, 2003 09.00 F.1. One- and two electron processes (1 hour 30 min)
Chair: R. Vane F.1.1. B. Sulik (Debrecen,
Hungary) (20’) Hot electrons accelerated
by Fermi shuttle in ion-atom collisions. F.1.2. M. Benis (Kansas State,
USA) (20’) Excited states of
three-electron systems. F.1.3. Chandana Sinha
(Kolkata, India) (15’) Simultaneous transfer-
ionization in collision of a positively charged bare ion and a
Negative Hydrogen Ion F.1.4. F. Fremont (CIRIL Caen,
France) (15’) Interferences and autoionization in electron
spectra for e- impact on H2. F.1.5. K. Motohashi (Tokyo,
Japan) (20’) Development of a compact
EBIS and its application to ion-molecule collisions.
10.30 Coffee (20 min)
10.50
F.2. Ion-surface interaction (2 hours)
Chair: Y. Yamazaki F.2.1. F. Aumayr (TU Wien, Austria) (20’) Electronic and structural
modifications of surfaces by slow highly charged ions F.2.2. F. Haranger (CIRIL
Caen, France) (20’) Angular dependent
sputtering of UO2 by highly charged ions F.2.3. Hp. Winter (TU Wien, Austria) (20’) Classical model of near
threshold kinetic electron emission by impact of light atoms on a free
electron gas metal F.2.4. R. Hellhammer (HMI
Berlin, Germany) (20’) Guided transmission of
highly charged ions through capillaries in insulators F.2.5. J.P. Briand (Jussieux
Paris, France) (20’) Interaction of highly
charged ions with diamond surfaces F.2.6. R. A. Baragiola
(Charlotteville, USA) (20’) Electron emission from MgO
under ion impact by exciton decay into vacuum 12.50 Closing
Chair: N. Stolterfoht Thanks and Good Bye (L.
Kocbach)
13.00
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