329th Wilhelm and Else Heraeus
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The investigation
of quantum dynamical processes in few-body Coulomb systems is a rapidly
developing branch of modern atomic and molecular physics. Scattering processes
between electrons, ions, atoms, molecules, and clusters as well as the
interactions of these building blocks of matter with single photons and
intense laser fields are studied intensively both experimentally and theoretically
in order to gain insights into the spatial and temporal development of
interacting few-body quantum systems.
The 329th Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Seminar on 'Manipulation of Few-Body Quantum Dynamics' will bring together experimentalists and theorists working in this field in order to give an in-depth overview of current research activities with emphasis on the question whether and how such quantum dynamical processes can be studied under controlled conditions and manipulated purposefully. This topic is deemed to be a promising impetus for fundamental and applied future research. The programme of the workshop consists of invited talks given by scientists of leading groups in the field, a poster session, and a round-table discussion on the prospects of quantum control. In particular, PhD-students and postdocs are encouraged to attend the meeting and to present their works and exchange their ideas.
Sessions on the following topics will be arranged:
Invited speakers:
Zohar Amitay (Technion, Haifa, IL) Confirmed attendees include:
Reinhard Dörner (U Frankfurt, D) |
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