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Tuesday, February 26
High Energy Density Physics I

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7:15

8:00

 

Registration

8:00 8:05 Richard Meserve Introduction
8:05 8:10 Bradley Wallin Announcements
8:10 8:40 John Soures (LLE) High-Energy-Density Physics Research at the NLUF Using the OMEGA and OMEGA EP Lasers
8:40 9:10 Todd Ditmire (UT) The Texas Center for High Intensity Laser Science
9:10 9:25 Patrick Hartigan Laboratory Experiments of Astrophysical Jets
9:25 9:40 Dylan Spaulding New Frontiers in Planetary Science: Ultra-High Pressure Physics and Chemistry Using Laser-Driven Shocks
9:40 9:55   Break
9:55 10:25 Ed Moses (LLNL) The National Ignition Facility and Fundamental High Energy Density Science
10:25 10:55 Bruce Kusse (Cornell) High Energy Density Plasma Studies with Pulsed Power Machines
10:55 11:25 Jorge Rocca Soft X-ray Laser Interferometry of Dense Colliding Plasmas and Laboratory Plasma Jets
11:25 11:40 Henry Kapteyn Coherent Imaging of Laser-Plasma Interactions Using XUV High Harmonic Radiation
11:40 11:55 Robert Averback Fast Laser Excitation, Ultrafast Quenching and Dynamical Materials Processes
11:55 12:10 Nathaniel Fisch Compact Compression of High Intensity Laser Pulse
12:10 12:25 Nathaniel Fisch Fundamental Issues in the Interaction of Intense Lasers with Plasma
12:25 13:45   Lunch
13:45 14:15 Joe Kindel (UNR) Research at the Nevada Terawatt Facility
14:15 14:30 Alla Safronova Theoretical X-ray/EUV Spectroscopy and Imaging Studies of Wire Array and X-pinch Plasmas
14:30 14:45 Victor Kantsyrev Experimental Studies of Implosion Characteristics and Radiation Properties of Planar and Cylindrical Wire Arrays and X-pinches
14:45 15:00 Dhanesh Chandra High Pressure Research on Complex Hydrides and Energy Storge Materials
15:00 15:15 Richard Petrasso Monoenergetic Proton Radiography of Electromagnetic Fields and Areal Density in Laser-Plasma-Interaction Experiments and in ICF Implosions
15:15 15:45   Break
15:45 16:15 Ray Fonck TBD
16:15 16:30 Paul Drake Hydrodynamics and Radiation Hydrodynamics with Astrophysical Applications
16:30 16:45 Stein Jacobsen Experimental Studies of High-Energy Processing of Proto Planetary and Planetary Materials in the Early Solar System
16:45 17:00 James Stone Validation of Astrophysical Radiation Magnetohydrodynamic Codes
17:00 17:15 Warren Mori Parallel PIC Simulations of High-Energy Density Science Involving Laser and Beam Transport Related to ICF
17:15 20:15   Poster Session and Reception

Wednesday, February 27
High Energy Density Physics II and Materials under Extreme Conditions I

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8:30

 

Breakfast

8:30 9:00 Malcolm Andrews (TAM) Progress with Experiments and our Understanding of Rayleigh-Taylor Driven Mixing
9:00 9:15 Jeffrey Jacobs An Experimental Study of the Turbulent Development of Rayleigh-Taylor and Richtmyer-Meshkov Instabilities
9:15 9:30 James Glimm Turbulent Mixing at the Macro and Atomic Scales
9:30 9:45 Jason Oakley Investigation of the Rayleigh-Taylor and Richtmyer-Meshkov Instabilities
9:45 10:15   Break
10:15 10:45 Tim Meehan Recent Advancements in Dense Plasma Focus Fusion Research at the NTS
10:45 11:15 Brent Jones Z-Pinch-Driven HEDP at Sandia’s Center for Pulsed Power Sciences
11:15 11:30 Roberto Mancini Experimental and Modeling Studies of Photoionized Plasmas
11:30 11:45 Bedros Afeyan Advances in Optical Mixing Techniques for the Effective Control of Parametric Instabilities in Laser-Produced Plasmas
11:45 13:15   Lunch
13:15 13:45 Julia Phillips (SNL) Discovery-Class Scientific Opportunities in Materials Science to Meet NNSA Missions
13:45 14:15 Andrew Cornelius Recent Developments in Understanding Dynamics, Explosives and Diffraction at High Pressures
14:15 14:30 Yogesh Vohra Development of Designer Diamond Technology for High-Pressure High-Temperature Experiments in support of the Stockpile Stewardship Program
14:30 14:45 Pedro Peralta Correlations Among Plastic Strain Concentrations, Spall Damage Localization and Microstructure in Shock Loaded Copper Multicrystals
14:45 15:00 Yonggang Huang The Cohesive Law for the Particle/Matrix Interfaces in High Explosives
15:00 15:30   Break
15:30 16:00 George Crabtree Materials Under Extreme Environments
16:00 16:30 Rus Hemley (Carnegie) Material Properties at Extreme Conditions
16:30 16:45 Stanley Tozer Using Pressure, Temperature, and High Magnetic Fields to Explore f-electron Physics
16:45 17:00 Baosheng Li Thermoelasticity of SSP Materials: An Integrated Acoustic and Diffraction Study at High-P and High-T
17:00 17:15 Richard Scalettar High Pressure Studies of Correlated Electron Systems: Experiment and Theory Structure and Thermodynamic Properties
17:15 17:30 Evan Abramson Viscosities of Dense Fluids

Wednesday, February 27
HEDSUP Mini-Symposium

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13:30 18:30

Bedros Afeyan

HEDSUP Mini-Symposium:Recent Progress in the Science Use of NNSA HEDLP facilities

Thursday, February 28
Materials Under Extreme Conditions II and Low Energy Nuclear Science

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7:30

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8:00 8:30 Jim Horwitz Overview of Programs Supported by the Division of Materials Science and Engineering in BES
8:30 9:00 Chong-Shik Yoo The Institute for Shock Physics: Overview Research Objectives, Capabilities and Activities
9:00 9:15 Ian Robertson An Experimental-Numerical Study of the Dynamic Response of Metals and Nanostructured Metallic Multilayers
9:15 9:30 Roger Falcone Dynamics of Materials Under Extreme Conditions
9:30 9:45 Nigel Browning Enhanced Functionality for Materials Analysis in the Dynamic TEM (DTEM)
9:45 10:15   Break
10:15 10:45 Dan Hooks Deformation Mechanisms in Shock-Loaded Explosive Single Crystals
10:45 11:00 Gabriel Kotliar First Principles Investigations of Actindes and Compounds sing Dynamical Mean Field Theory
11:00 11:15 David Ceperley Coupled Electron-Ion Monte Carlo Simulations of Dense Hydrogen
11:15 11:30 Nicholas Butch Experimental Investigation of Magnetic, Superconducting, and Other Phase Transitions in Novel f-electron Materials at Ultrahigh Pressures
11:30 13:00   Lunch
13:00 13:30 Mark Chadwick (LANL) TBD
13:30 14:00 Jolie Cizewski (Rutgers) New Results from Radioactive Ion Beam Studies for Stewardship Science
14:00 14:15 Akram Mukhamedzhanov Benchmark on Neutron Capture Extracted From (d, p) Reactions
14:15 14:30 Heino Nitsche Neutron-Induced Cross Section Measurements on Americium Isotopes
14:30 14:45 Peggy McMahan Reaction Measurements with Radioactive Beams and Targets - An Update
14:45 15:15   Break
15:15 15:45 Jason Burke Techniques for Measuring Nuclear Cross Sections of Radioactive Isotopes
15:45 16:00 Michael Longo Proton Radiography: Cross Section Measurements and Detector Development
16:00 16:15 Dugersuren Dashdorj Cross Sections, Level Densities, and Strength Functions
16:15 16:30 Carl Brune Studies in Low-Energy Nuclear Science
16:30 16:45 Yaron Danon Measurements of Nanogram Quantities of Short-lived Isotopes Using a Lead Slowing Down Spectrometer
16:45 17:00 Mitch Allmond The Surrogate Ratio Method: Results from 154,156,158Gd(p,p’) and 235U(d,p)
17:00 17:15 Anton Tonchev Neutron-Induced Reactions on Actinides Using Pulsed and Monoenergetic Beams at Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory

 

 

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