Atomic Physics Seminars are usually at 1330 hrs on Wednesdays in Cardwell 119. Departmental Colloquia are usually on Tuesdays or Thursdays at 1630 hrs. Nuts & Bolts is held in CW119 at 1330 hrs on Mondays. |
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The atomic physics seminar series is managed by
Brett Esry.
Last updated on Tuesday, 21-Oct-2008. |
| Spring 2001 | ||
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| Date | Speaker | Topic |
| 24 January |
Chien-nan Liu Nebraska/KSU |
Resonances in Photofragmentation of Atoms or Ions with Two Active Electrons |
| 31 January |
C.D. Lin KSU |
Radiative Decays of Helium Doubly Excited States |
| 07 February |
Alina Gearba Bucharest |
Cooling and Trapping of Neutral Atoms using Laser Radiation |
| 14 February |
Ridvan Unal KSU |
Postponed |
| 21 February |
James Burke NIST |
Designing Neutral Atom Nanotraps Using Integrated Optical Waveguides |
| 28 February |
Jack Woodyard KTEC |
Electronic Structure Revisited |
| 07 March |
Hiroya Suno KSU |
Rydberg Atoms in the Presence of Parallel Electric and Magnetic Fields |
| 14 March |
Chris Verzani KSU |
Single and Double Charge Exchange Cross Sections at Very Low Energies |
| 21 March | Spring Break | |
| 28 March |
Ingrid Reiser KSU |
Ion-ion Collisions Involving a Molecular Target |
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06 April Fri 1530 hrs |
John Brandenberger Lawrence Univ |
Fine and Hyperfine Structure in D and F States of Rubidium |
| 11 April |
Ridvan Unal KSU |
Transfer Ionization to Single Capture Ratio for Fast Multiply Charged Ions on He: A Progress Report |
| 18 April |
Manolis Benis Crete |
A Novel High-Efficiency Paracentric Hemispherical Spectrograph for Use in Zero-Degree Auger Projectile Spectroscopy |
| 25 April |
Xavier Flechard KSU |
Experimental Study of Charge Transfer in Alkali Ions - Rb Atoms Collisions using MOTRIMS |
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30 April Mon 1400 hrs |
Paul Corkum NRC (Canada) |
Sequential Double Ionization of H2 |
| 09 May | Finals Week | |
| Summer 2001 | ||
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13 July Fri 1030 hrs |
Chen Li Lyon, France |
Atom-Like, Surface-Like, Solid-Like Interactions and Fragmentation of Fullerenes in Highly-Charged Ion-C60 Collisions |
You may also view the current schedule or past seminars via our site map.
The current schedule is also available in our Outlook public calendars.
Please note that no attempt has been made to maintain the links
within the old seminar & colloquium schedules.
