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Program
Tuesday, 7 August
18:00 21:00 Early registration and reception (at conference site)
Wednesday, 8 August
8:00 Registration (at conference site)
8:45 Welcome from the SOC and LOC conference start
Session 1: High Resolution Infrared Spectroscopy
Chairperson: Ruth Peterson
9:00 9:30 Nils Ryde (Uppsala Observatory)
Near-IR stellar spectroscopy for elemental abundance determinations in cool stars
9:30 10:00 Hampus Nilsson (Lund Observatory)
Experimental IR spectroscopy
10:00 10:20 Coffee Break
Session 2: Fusion and High Energy Spectroscopy - I
Chairperson: Wolfgang Wiese
10:20 10:50 Charles H. Skinner (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory)
Atomic Physics in the quest for fusion energy and ITER
10:50 11:20 Joseph Reader (NIST)
Spectral data for fusion energy: from W to W
11:20 11:40 Coffee Break
Session 3: Topics in Astrophysics
Chairperson: Beatriz Barbuy
11:40 12:10 Theodore Gull (NASA/GSFC) & Krister Nielsen (CUA/GSFC)
Eta Carina: an astrophysical laboratory
12:10 12:40 Manuel Bautista (Centro de Fisica-IVIC, Caracas)
Atomic processes in planetary nebulae and H II regions
12:40 14:15 Lunch
Session 4: Plasma Spectroscopy: Data Needs & Tools
Chairperson: James Lawler
14:15 14:45 Walter P. Lapatovich (Osram Sylvania)
Metal Halide Lamp Design: Atomic and Molecular Data Needed
14:45 15:15 Lyudmila Mashonkina (Institute for Astronomy of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
Atomic data necessary for non-LTE analysis of stellar spectra
15:15 15:45 Yuri Ralchenko (NIST)
Non-LTE spectroscopy for everyone: on-line tools and databases
15:45 Coffee Break
Session 5: Poster Viewing
Chairperson: Henrik Hartman
15:45 17:30
Bar with light dinner
20:00 ... Pub Rydberg, Physics Department
Thursday, 9 August
Session 6: Trapped Ions
Chairperson: Roger Hutton
9:00 9:30 Peter Beiersdorfer (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
Atomic spectroscopy with trapped ions
9:30 10:00 Luis Gustavo Marcassa (University of Sao Paulo)
Measurement of Rydberg-state lifetimes using cold trapped atoms
10:00 10:20 Coffee Break
Session 7: Techniques of Oscillator Strength Determination
Chairperson: Donald Morton
10:20 10:50 Edward B. Jenkins (Princeton University Observatory)
Relative f-values from interstellar absorption lines: advantages and pitfalls
10:50 11:20 Richard Holt (University of Western Ontario)
Fast-ion-beam laser-fluorescence measurements of oscillator strengths in the lanthanides
11:20 11:40 Coffee Break
Session 8: The Spectrum of Fe II
Chairperson: David Leckrone
Ulf Litzιn will give a short introduction to the work of Sveneric Johansson
11:40 12:10 Sveneric Johansson (Lund Observatory)
A half-life with Fe II tight bonds and loose ends
12:10 12:40 Ekaterina Verner (CUA & NASA/GSFC)
Fe II emission spectra of active galactic nuclei: observations and theoretical interpretation
12:40 14:15 Lunch
Session 9: Theory of Oscillator Strengths
Chairperson: Alan Hibbert
14:15 14:45 Charlotte Froese Fischer (Vanderbilt University & NIST)
Assessing accuracy of ab initio theoretical transition data
14:45 15:15 Oleg Zatsarinny (Drake University)
Systematic calculations of f-values for noble gases in B-spline basis
15:15 15:45 Martin Andersson (Lund University)
F-dependent lifetimes and intensity redistribution due to off-diagonal hyperfine interaction
15:45 Coffee Break & Poster Viewing
Conference Dinner
18:00 18:30 Grand Hotel, Lund (tentative start time)
Friday, 10 August
Session 10: Precision Spectroscopy and Fundamental Constants
Chairperson: Sven Mannervik
9:00 9:30 Ronald Holzwarth (Max Planck Institute)
One decade of femtosecond frequency combs: principles, applications and new ideas
9:30 10:00 Olivier Dulieu (Laboratoire Aime Cotton, CNRS, Campus dOrsay)
Hot prospects for cold molecules: new routes for high resolution molecular spectroscopy and measurements of fundamental constants
10:00 10:20 Coffee Break
Session 11: Fusion and High Energy Spectroscopy - II
Chairperson: Joseph Reader
10:20 10:50 Christoph Biedermann (Max-Planck Institute for Plasma Physics)
Spectroscopy of highly-charged tungsten ions relevant to fusion plasmas
10:50 11:20 Eric Le Bigot (Kastler Brossel Lab., Paris)
Towards high-precision X-ray standard lines (3 keV to 8 keV)
11:20 11:40 Coffee Break
Session 12: Instrumentation for Spectroscopy
Chairperson: Steven Federman
11:40 12:10 James Lawler (University of Wisconsin)
A broad-band, high resolution spatial heterodyne spectrometer
12:10 12:40 Yaming Zou (Fudan)
Spectroscopy with the Fudan EBIT
12:40 14:15 Lunch
Session 13: Spectrum Analysis and Applications
Chairperson: Gillian Nave
14:15 14:45 Jorge Reyna Almandos (Centro de Investigaciones Opticas, La Plata)
Spectral analysis of ionized noble gases and implications to astronomy and laser studies
14:45 15:15 Florian Kerber (ESO, Garching)
From laboratory to the sky Th-Ar wavelength standards for CRIRES
15:15 15:45 Maria Aldenius (Lund Observatory)
Laboratory wavelengths for cosmological constraints on varying fundamental constants
15:45 16:00 Coffee Break
Session 14: Discussion
16:00 16:45 Chairperson: Glenn Wahlgren
16:45 Closing Remarks
Saturday, 11 August
EXCURSION, full day (~9am to 6 pm) to visit historical places in Φsterlen and Skεne. Lunch at Glimmingehus.
The bus takes us to 'Ale Stenar', which is Sweden's largest ship setting - stones set in the layout of a ship. Here we will get a guided tour of the setting.
From here we go to the medieval fortress 'Glimmingehus', built in 1499. Here we will have lunch in the restaurant before exploring the fortress which was built as a residence for the Danish knight Jens Holgersen Ulfstand.
If time allows, we will then stop by in 'Ystad' ,a small town on the southern shore, for some strolling and shopping.
We plan to be back in Lund no later than 6 pm.
The excursion costs 400 SEK. Please note your participation by July 1.
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