09:30 |
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Invited: Advancing our understanding of energy transport at the edge of tokamak plasma fusion reactors B Lipschultz, University of York, UK
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10:10 |
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The generation of a convergent fast-electron beam from laser-solid interactions R Scott, STFC, UK
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10:30 |
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Stability of evaporating charged liquid drops as a method for precisely charging microparticles E Bennet, University of Glasgow, UK
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10:50 |
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Refreshments
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11:20 |
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Invited: Plasma techniques for precision measurements with antihydrogen W Bertsche, the University of Manchester, UK
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12:00 |
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The power dependence of the edge pedestal in JET and MAST J Simpson, CCFE, UK
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12:20 |
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IoP Plasma Physics Group AGM
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12:40 |
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Lunch
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13:40 |
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Laser wakefield accelerators as x-ray sources for high-resolution tomographic imaging J Cole, Imperial College London, UK
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14:00 |
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Comparison of H2 and He carbon cleaning mechanisms in extreme ultraviolet induced and surface wave discharge plasmas A Dolgov, Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research (DIFFER), The Netherlands
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14:20 |
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Filamentary plasma eruptions in tokamaks S Henneberg, University of York, UK
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14:40 |
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Carbon nanotubes as a route to enhanced ultraintense interactions M Zepf, Queen's University Belfast, UK
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15:00 |
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Refreshments
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15:30 |
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Invited: Electron acceleration and ionization fronts induced by high frequency plasma turbulence B Eliasson, Strathclyde University, UK
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16:10 |
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The theory and simulation of large-angle Coulomb collisions A Turrell, Imperial College London, UK
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16:30 |
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The isolation of intense attosecond pulses using the polarisation gating technique S Cousens, Queen's University Belfast, UK
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16:50 |
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Strong shock generation by fast electron energy deposition T Fox, University of York, UK
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17:10 |
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End of sessions
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19:00 |
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Drinks reception and conference dinner at Hotel Russell
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