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 2002 | ||
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| Date | Speaker | Topic |
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06 February
Rm 146 |
Manolis Benis KSU |
Absolute Cross Section Measurements in Metastable-Ion - Atom Collisions |
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13 February
Rm 146 |
Chris Verzani KSU |
Electron Charge-Exchange Cross Sections at Very Low Energies |
| 20 February |
Himadri Chakraborty KSU |
Strong Correlation Effects in Energetic Photoemissions: Re-setting a Conventional Wisdom |
| 27 February |
Bernold Feuerstein KSU |
When the Electron Becomes a Boomerang: Multiple Ionization in Strong Laser Pulses |
| 06 March | Available | |
| 13 March |
Herman Batelaan Nebraska |
Can Electrons Be Spin Selected With a Stern-Gerlach Magnet? |
| 15-24 March | Spring Break | |
| 27 March |
Richard Bredy KSU |
Electron Mulicapture Processes in Slow Highly Charged Ions-C60 Collisions: Hollow Atoms Formation and Stabilisation |
| 03 April |
Hiroya Suno KSU |
Three-Body Recombination of Cold Atoms |
| 10 April |
Erge Edgü-Fry KSU |
A Progress Report: Low Energy Ionization of Hydrogen by Protons |
| 17 April |
Amy (Shu-Chun) Cheng KSU |
Three-Body Problem with 1/r Interatomic Attractive Potential |
| 24 April |
Dag Hathiramani KSU |
Collision Induced Dissociation: Status Report |
| 01 May |
Mikhail Zamkov KSU |
Metastable He-like Ion-Atom Collisions |
| 08 May |
Max Sayler KSU |
TBA |
| 13-17 May | Final Exams | |
| Summer 2002 | ||
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11 July Thu 1330 hrs |
Lutz Hüwel Wesleyan |
Molecules on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown - An Investigation of Molecular Fragmentation Pathways |
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19 July Fri 1430 hrs |
Dan Odero St Francis Topeka |
Lattice Time-Dependent Correlated Two Electron System Approach to Scattering Problems |
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.
