10-14 November 2008, Santa Barbara, California, USA

 

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November 4, 2008

Workshop Agenda

  Monday, 10 November  
Speaker / Affiliation Title Topic
dt
Time
R. Mancini /
U of NV

Welcome

  
10
8:20
S. Glenzer / LLNL Dense plasma x-ray scattering methods and applications X-ray scattering and warm dense matter
30
8:30
D. Riley / QUB X-ray scattering as a diagnostic of ion-ion structure in dense plasmas X-ray scattering and warm dense matter
30
9:00
J. Wark /
U of Oxford		 Absorption of intense XUV radiation by solid targets. X-ray scattering and warm dense matter
30
9:30
COFFEE BREAK  
30
10:00
A. Sasaki / JAEA Development of theoretical model for plasma EUV sources Radiation sources and new developments
30
10:30
S. Bastiani / LULI Temporal and spectral behavior of sub-picosecond laser-created x-ray sources from low- to mid-Z elements Radiation sources and new developments
30
11:00
C. Back / GA Exploring novel physics in the laboratory using low density materials Radiation sources and new developments
30
11:30
LUNCH BREAK  
2h
12:00
C. Fontes / LANL Review of the NLTE-5 kinetics workshop Atomic kinetics I
30
14:00
H. Scott / LLNL Advances in NLTE modeling for integrated simulations Atomic kinetics I
30
14:30
J. Abdallah / LANL The reduced detailed configuration accounting model for NLTE plasma calculations Atomic kinetics I
30
15:00
COFFEE BREAK  
30
15:30
A. Mančić / LULI Laser-accelerated high-energy protons for isochoric heating of matter Ultra-short laser pulses
30
16:00
D. Hoarty / AWE Measurements of emission spectra from hot, dense germanium plasma in short pulse laser experiments Ultra-short laser pulses
30
16:30
J. Harris / AWE A comparison of theory and experiment for high density, high temperature Ge spectra Ultra-short laser pulses
20
17:00
H. Nishimura / ILE X-ray polarization spectroscopy to study hot electron transport in laser-produced plasma at 1018 W/cm2 Ultra-short laser pulses
20
17:20
BREAK  
50
17:40
 
RECEPTION  
18:30
 
  Tuesday, 11 November
R. Elton / U of MD Plasma spectroscopy prior to 1964 Sp. session:
Hans Griem
30
8:30
H.-J. Kunze / Ruhr U Experimental methods and progress Sp. session:
Hans Griem
30
9:00
S. Alexiou / TETY Overview of plasma line broadening Sp. session:
Hans Griem
30
9:30
COFFEE BREAK  
30
10:00
E. Stambulchik / Weizmann Institute Line broadening theory: recent developments Sp. session:
Hans Griem
30
10:30
S. Regan / LLE Applied plasma spectroscopy I: laser-fusion experiments Sp. session:
Hans Griem
30
11:00
G. Rochau / SNL Applied plasma spectroscopy II: pulsed power experiments Sp. session:
Hans Griem
30
11:30
LUNCH BREAK  
2h
12:00
Y. Maron / Weizmann Institute Experimental investigation of the ion thermal and non-thermal motion in high-energy-density plasmas Z-pinch
30
14:00
B. Jones / SNL Spectroscopy of implosion dynamics and 1-10 keV K-shell x-ray generation in dense z-pinches Z-pinch
30
14:30
V. Kantsyrev /
U of NV		 Radiative properties of compact multi-planar and cylindrical wire arrays on the university-scale z-pinch generator Z-pinch
30
15:00
G. Hall / ICL Spectroscopic analysis of the implosion dynamics and stagnation structure of wire array z-pinches Z-pinch
30
15:30
COFFEE and POSTER SESSION click here for poster assignments  
2h
16:00-18:00
 

Wednesday, 12 November

  
J. Dunn / LLNL High-resolution soft x-ray line shape measurements of low K-shell spectral lines from laser-produced plasmas Line shapes
30
8:30
O. Renner / ASCR Signature of laser-induced electric fields in x-ray emission of multicharged ions Line shapes
20
9:00
O. Peyrusse / CELIA Spectral line shape calculations for multielectron ions in hot plasmas submitted to a strong oscillating electric field Line shapes
20
9:20
Y. Marandet / PIIM Turbulence and line shape formation Line shapes
20
9:40
COFFEE BREAK  
30
10:00
J. Rocca / CSU Phase-coherent injection-seeded soft x-ray lasers at wavelengths down to 13.2 nm X-ray lasers and spectroscopy
30
10:30
J. Pain / CEA-DIF Impact of 3rd and 4th order moments on the modeling of unresolved transition arrays X-ray lasers and spectroscopy
30
11:00
M. Klapisch / ARTEP Simulations of Fe at 160 eV with configuration interaction X-ray lasers and spectroscopy
30
11:30
LUNCH BREAK  
12:00
 
Thursday, 13 November  
M. Sherrill / LANL NLTE opacities of mid- and high-Z cocktails Opacity
30
8:30
G. Loisel / CEA-DSM Opacity measurements in iron, nickel, copper and germanium hot plasmas in the x-ray range Opacity
30
9:00
E. Mínguez / DENIM Opacity calculation for target physics using the new DENIM code ABAKO/RAPCAL Opacity
30
9:30
COFFEE BREAK  
30
10:00
S. Mazevet / CEA-DIF Ab-initio calculations of the x-ray absorption spectra of shocked compressed aluminum Molecular dynamics and particle simulations
30
10:30
A. Calisti /
U de Provence		 Classical picture of ionization recombination mechanisms in molecular dynamics simulations of coupled ion-electron plasmas Molecular dynamics and particle simulations
30
11:00
F. Graziani / LLNL Radiation in particle simulations of hot dense plasmas Molecular dynamics and particle simulations
30
11:30
LUNCH BREAK  
2h
12:00
S. Turck / CEA-CE On plasma properties in stellar conditions Astrophysics and radiation-driven plasmas
30
14:00
I. Hall / U of NV Modelling, design and spectral analysis of a photoionised plasma Astrophysics and radiation-driven plasmas
20
14:30
F. Wang / CAS Spectra studies of nitrogen in radiatively heated plasma Astrophysics and radiation-driven plasmas
20
14:50
N. Yamamoto / ILE Laboratory generation of photoionized plasma with sub-keV blackbody radiator Astrophysics and radiation-driven plasmas
20
15:10
COFFEE BREAK  
30
15:30
J. Bauche / LAC Determination of the charge state distribution from effective ion temperatures in NLTE plasmas Atomic kinetics II and new developments
30
16:00
M. Busquet / ARTEP Improvements to the RADIOM model Atomic kinetics II and new developments
20
16:30
M. Poirier / CEA Highly efficient sparse-matrix inversion techniques and average procedures applied to collisional-radiative codes Atomic kinetics II and new developments
20
16:50
W. Johnson /
U of Notre Dame		 Low frequency conductivity in the average atom approximation Atomic kinetics II and new developments
20
17:10
BREAK  
90
17:30
 
DINNER  
19:00
 
Friday, 14 November  
T. Tschentscher / DESY Soft x-ray scattering using FEL radiation to probe near solid density plasmas at few eV temperatures Free-electron lasers and warm dense matter
30
8:30
P. Neumayer / LLNL X-ray Thompson scattering on plasmons in shocked boron: towards accurate measurements of the optical properties of warm dense matter Free-electron lasers and warm dense matter
30
9:00
G. Tallents /
U of York 		Measuring the radiative properties of plasmas by extreme ultraviolet laser probing Free-electron lasers and warm dense matter
30
9:30
COFFEE BREAK  
30
10:00
R. More / LBNL Statistical mechanics of ionization and chemical reactions in hot plasmas and WDM Equation of state
30
10:30
R. Piron / CEA-DSM Variational quantum atom-in-plasma model for coherent calculation of EOS and radiative properties Equation of state
30
11:00
G. Faussurier / CEA-DAM Prigogine theorem of minimum entropy production applied to average atom model Equation of state
30
11:30
V. Novikov / Keldysh Institute Quazizone model of matter Equation of state
30
12:00
R. Mancini /
U of NV		 Announcements, workshop adjourns
15
12:30