Program

Monday April 8

17:00-20:00

Registration and reception (Courtyard Mariott, Washingtonian Rio)

Tuesday April 9

8:50-9:00

Opening

High energy density physics

9:00-9:35

M.B. Schneider (LLNL, USA)

X-ray spectroscopy and atomic physics of relevance to inertial confinement fusion

9:35-10:10

Z. Harman (MPIK, Heidelberg, Germany)

Narrow-band hard-x-ray lasing with highly charged ions

10:10-10:30

K. Hill (PPPL, USA)

Inference of electron density in the hot spot of NIF capsules from krypton helium-β Stark line shapes

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

Atomic data for plasmas

11:00-11:35

N. Nakamura (Univ. of Electro-Communications, Tokyo, Japan)

Measurement of high-multipole forbidden transitions in highly-charged ions produced with EBITs

11:35-12:10

G. Nave (NIST, USA)

Atomic data to trace the chemical history of the galaxy

12:10-12:30

J. Scheers (ARCNL, The Netherlands)

EUV spectroscopy on highly-charged tin ions in an electron beam ion trap

12:30-13:30

Lunch

Astrophysical plasmas

13:30-14:05

N.S. Brickhouse (CfA-Harvard Univ., USA)

Recent advances in x-ray spectroscopy of astrophysical plasmas

14:05-14:40

G. Loisel (SNL, USA)

A benchmark experiment for x-ray emission and temperature diagnostics in accretion-powered photoionized plasmas

14:40-15:00

A. Gall (Clemson Univ., USA)

Analysis of the contribution of Ar dielectronic recombination lines to the unknown faint x-ray feature found in the stacked spectrum of galaxy clusters

15:00-15:30

Coffee break

Magnetic fusion plasmas

15:30-16:05

B. Lomanowski (ORNL, USA)

Interpretation of opacity measurements in the JET ITER-like wall divertor using a particle balance approach

16:05:16:40

A.E. Järvinen (LLNL, USA)

Use of VUV spectroscopy in validation of DIII-D boundary science during radiative divertor operation

16:40-17:00

E. Flom (Univ. of Wisconsin--Madison, USA)

The He/Ne beam diagnostic for line ratio spectroscopy in the Island Divertor of Wendelstein 7-X

Wednesday April 10

Warm dense matter

9:00-9:35

T. Nagayama (SNL, USA)

Systematic measurements of opacity dependence on temperature, density, and atomic number at stellar interior conditions

9:35-10:10

G.O. Williams (Univ. de Lisboa, Portugal)

Impact of free-electron quantum effects on collisional rates in plasmas

10:10-10:30

I.E. Golovkin (Prism Computational Sciences, USA)

New Prism EOS and Opacity Tables with NLTE Atomic Kinetics

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

Low-temperature plasmas

11:00-11:35

O. Marchuk (Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany)

Emission of fast hydrogen atoms in a low density gas discharge: the most "natural" mirror laboratory

11:35-12:10

E.H. Martin (ORNL, USA)

Electric and magnetic field measurements using Doppler-free saturation spectroscopy

12:10-12:30

V. Kokoouline (Univ. of Central Florida, USA)

"Universal" theoretical approach for determination of cross sections for dissociative recombination, rotational, vibrational, electronic excitation of molecular ions

12:30-13:30

Lunch

High energy density plasmas

13:30-14:05

C.G. Parigger (Univ. of Tennessee, USA)

Atomic and molecular spectroscopy and self-absorption measurements

14:05-14:40

A. Dasgupta (NRL, USA)

Spectroscopic diagnostics using line-radiation in laser driven non-equilibrium plasmas

14:40-15:00

J. Sheil (Univ. College Dublin, Ireland)

Spectroscopy of laser-produced lanthanum plasmas in the 0.8 – 4.2 nm region

15:00-15:30

Coffee break and Posters (NIST Poster Hallway)

Thursday April 11

Magnetic fusion plasmas

9:00-9:35

T. Pütterich (MPIP, Germany)

Impurities in a magnetically confined fusion reactor

9:35-10:10

C. Suzuki (NIFS, Japan)

Soft x-ray spectroscopy of rare-earth elements in LHD plasmas

10:10-10:30

C. Hill (IAEA, Austria)

Recent activities in atomic and molecular data at the IAEA

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

X-ray sources

11:00-11:35

H.J. Lee (SLAC, USA)

Observation of Fe K-α emission spectra under keV temperature solid-density conditions

11:35-12:10

F. Dorchies (Univ. de Bordeaux, France)

Comparison of x-ray sources generated from sub-ps laser-plasma interaction on clusters and solid targets

12:10-12:30

M.J. May (LLNL, USA)

Development of high fluence x-ray sources using laser heated novel nano-wire metal foams

12:30-13:30

Lunch

Low-temperature plasmas

13:30-14:05

T.C. Killian (Rice Univ., USA)

Laser cooled neutral plasmas: a laboratory for the study of strongly coupled systems

14:05-14:40

I.F. Schneider (Univ. du Havre, France)

Electron-molecular cation collisions in cold plasmas

14:40-15:00

M.C. Zammit (LANL, USA)

Molecular data for hydrogen plasma modeling

15:00-15:30

Coffee break

Astrophysical plasmas

15:30-16:05

D.R. Schultz (North Arizona Univ., USA)

Atomic processes at Jupiter: ion and secondary-electron transport from swift ion precipitation into the Jovian upper atmosphere

16:05:16:40

C.J. Fontes (LANL, USA)

A link between atomic physics and gravitational wave spectroscopy

16:40-17:00

Dipti (NIST, USA)

Polarization of K-shell x-ray transitions in highly charged ions of Ar

19:30-…

Dinner (Guapos, Washingtonian Rio)

Friday April 12

Dense plasmas and line broadening

9:00-9:35

R. Piron (CEA, France)

Atomic processes in dense plasmas through the average-atom approach

9:35-10:10

T.A. Gomez (SNL, USA)

An effort to reconcile electron-broadening theories

10:10-10:45

S. Ferri (Aix-Marseille Univ., France)

Stark-Zeeman line shapes model for multi-electron radiators in hot and dense plasmas submitted to large magnetic fields

10:45-11:05

Coffee break

High energy density plasmas

11:05-11:40

F.P. Condamine (ELI Beamlines, Czech Republic)

Observation of first resonance pumping of x-ray line profiles of highly charged ions in dense plasmas at LCLS-MEC

11:40-12:15

D.C. Mayes (Univ. of Nevada Reno, USA)

Investigating atomic kinetics in photoionized plasma experiments using x-ray transmission spectroscopy

12:15-12:35

R. Schupp (ARCNL, The Netherlands)

Scaling of emission efficiency and optical depth in dense 1 μm-laser-driven Sn plasmas

12:35-12:40

Meeting adjourns

Posters

The poster session will be held in the Poster Hallway. The board size is 4'(width) × 7' (height).

#1

A. Kramida (NIST, USA)

NIST Atomic Databases and Online Tools for Plasma Physics

#2

J. Deprince (Univ. Mons, Belgium)

Atomic Data for Modeling the Fe K-Lines in High-Density Astrophysical Plasma Environments: Radiative, Auger and Photoionization Processes

#3

J. Rosato (Aix-Marseille Univ., France)

Quantifying the Statistical Noise in Computer Simulations of Stark Broadening

#4

J. Ward (NIST, USA)

Spectrum of Ni V in the Vacuum Ultraviolet

#5

B.F. Krauss (Princeton Univ., USA)

Plasma Conditions in Short-Pulse-Heated Buried Tracer Layers from Fine-Structure X-ray Emission

#6

Hala (NIST, USA)

Wavelengths, Energy Levels, Hyperfine Structure and Oscillator Strength Measurement of Sc I and Sc II

#7

O. Peyrusse (Aix-Marseille Univ., France)

Prospects concerning 1D photonic crystals in the X-ray range

#8

J.E. Rice (PSFC MIT, USA)

X-ray Observations of Ne-like Xe from C-Mod Tokamak Plasmas

#9

Q. Min (Northwest Normal Univ., China)

Investigation of radiation and dynamics properties in laser-produced plasma

#10

P.F. Liu (NUDT, China)

Photon and electron impact ionization of ions in warm/hot dense plasmas: modifications due to the transient localization of continuum electrons

#11

H.A. Scott (LLNL, USA)

Free-Electron Degeneracy Effects for Collisional-Radiative Codes

#12

A.S. Naing (NIST, USA)

A Miniature Dual-anode Electron Beam Ion Trap to Generate Highly Charged Ions with Low Ionization Threshold

#13

J.N. Tan (NIST, USA)

Capture of highly charged ions in a hyperbolic Paul trap

#14

L. Gao (PPPL, USA)

Time-Resolved Measurements of the Hot Spot Density and Temperature on the National Ignition Facility

#15

S.C. Sanders (Clemson Univ., USA)

D-line doublet observations of Na-like ions

#16

C. Mendoza (Western Michigan Univ., USA)

Effects of Dielectronic Recombination in Astrophysical Plasmas: Reflection Spectrum of a Black-Hole Accretion Disk

#17

C. H. Yuen (Univ. of Central Florida, USA)

Simplified model to treat the dissociative electron attachment of complex molecules

#18

Q. Lu (Fudan Univ., China)

Observation of Indirect Ionization of W⁷⁺ in EBIT plasma

#19

S. Gupta (Indian Institute of Technology, India)

Collisional Radiative Model for Zn laser produced plasma