Meeting Highlights


MONDAY MORNING, 20 MARCH 1995

8:00


Division of Condensed Matter Physics

A1 New Probes of the High Temperature Superconductors Pairing State. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
A3 Glassy Dynamics. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center
A4 Strongly Correlated Metals. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.
A7 Dissipative Tunneling in Quantum Systems. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Forum on History of Physics

A2 New Studies of Isaac Newton's Works. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.

Instrument and Measurement Science Topical Group and Division of Materials Physics

A5 Semiconductor Optoelectronic Devices. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics and Division of Chemical Physics

A6 Tribology and Scanning Force Microscopy of Complex Interfaces. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

11:00


Division of Condensed Matter Physics

B1 High-Tc Theory. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
B2 Chaos in Ballistic Microstructures. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
B3 Conducting Polymers. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Fluid Dynamics

B4 Finite-Time Singularities in Fluids. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Applications

B5 Technology: Physics and Policy Issues of Electric Battery Vehicles. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

B6 Complexity at Interfaces: Recent Advances in Scanning Tunneling Microscopy. Room A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

B24 Magnetic Heterostructures: GMR - Metallic I. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
B25 Theory of Materials II: Interatomic Potentials and Tight Binding. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
B26 Silicon and Silicon-Based Clusters: Structure, Stability, and Optical Response. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
B27 Fullerenes I: Structure and Dynamics. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
B28 Laser Processing of Materials II: Pulsed Laser Deposition. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
B29 Conducting Polymers II: Photoexcitations II and NLO. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.

MONDAY AFTERNOON, 20 MARCH 1995

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

12:12


B'3 Supersolids and Other Exotic Phases. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

12:48


B'1 Raman Scattering From Cuprate Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center

Committee on Applications

14:30


C3 Future Directions of the Semiconductor Industry: The Role of Physics. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Fluid Dynamics

C4 Topological Defects in Liquid Crystals. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Instrument and Measurement Science Topical Group

C5 Revolutionary Superconductive Sensors. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

C7 Ground States and Domain Walls in Spin Glasses. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

C6 Prizes and Awards of The American Physical Society: Chemical Physics. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on the Status of Women in Physics

C8 Can Culture Change? Ballroom A4, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

C24 Magnetic Heterostructures: GMR-Metallic II. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
C25 Theory of Materials III: Phase Diagrams and Transformations. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
C26 Diamond and Related Materials II: Diamond Growth and Characterization. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
C27 Fullerenes II: Doped Materials A. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
C29 Conducting Polymers III: Theory. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Materials Physics and Division of Condensed Matter Physics

C28 Reactive Surfaces in Plasma Processing. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.

TUESDAY MORNING, 21 MARCH 1995

8:00


Division of Condensed Matter Physics

E1 Nu=1/2 Quantum Hall Effect. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
E2 Local Optical Spectroscopy: From Molecules. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
E3 Cryogenic Elementary Particle Detectors. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Biological Physics

E4 Pattern Formation in Micro-Organism Colonies. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Applications of Physics

E5 Physics-Based Modeling of Microelectronic, Mechanical and Thermo-Fluidic Systems. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

E6 Complexity at Interfaces: New Developments in Scanning Force Microscopy. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Material Physics

E24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Exchange Coupling I: Metallic. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
E25 Diamonds and Related Materials III: SiC and Contacts to Wide Band Gap Materials. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
E26 Carbon Clusters: Assemblies, Metcars, and Fullerenes Analogs. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
E27 Fullerenes III: Doped Materials B. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
E28 Hydrogen and Radiation Effects. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
E29 Conducting Polymers IV: Structures/Devices. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

9:48


E'1 Six Decades of Condensed-Matter Physics: Origins and Trends. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
E'2 Optical Properties of Excited State of Conjugated Polymers. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
E'3 Polarization: A Manifestation of Quantum Phase. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

11:00


F2 Point Defect Dynamics in Silicon. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
F3 X-Rays in Condensed Matter. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.
F4 Excitations of Mott Insulators. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Minorities

F5 Physics of Reduced Dimensionality. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

F6 Complexity at Interfaces: Atomic Scale Properties and Engineering of Novel Interfaces: Theory and Simulation. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Forum on Education and the Forum on International Physics

F7 Physics Education: An International Perspective. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

F24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Exchange Coupling II. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
F25 Theory of Materials IV: Oxides and Related Materials. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
F26 Stress and Epitaxy: Electronic and Optical Properties. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
F27 Fullereness IV: Doped Materials C. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
F28 Laser Processing of Materials III: Applications. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
F29 Conducting Polymers V: Polyaniline. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
F30 Tribology: Theory of Interfaces and Atomic Force Microscopy. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 21 MARCH 1995

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

12:12


F'3 High Precision Spectroscopy of Confined Excitons. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.
F'4 Composite Fermions. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

12:48


F'1 Fluctuations and High Tc Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
F'2 Structured Fluids in Flow. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

14:30


G1 Magnetic Flux in Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
G3 New Perspectives in the Quantum Hall Regimes. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.
G4 Quantum Fluids in Aerogel. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Instrument and Measurement Science Topical Group.

G5 Microsensors. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

G6 Complexity at Interfaces: Theory and Simulation. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Applications of Physics.

G7 The Status and Future of Data Storage. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

G24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Magnetic Circular Dichroism. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
G25 Diamond and Related Materials IV: Bn, Znse, and Boron Diffusion. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
G26 Theory of Materials V: Defects in Oxides and Semiconductors. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
G27 Stress and Epitaxy: Relaxation and Alloying. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
G28 Defects in Materials. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
G29 Conducting Polymers VI: Transport. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
G30 Tribology: Adhesion of Small Particles/Friction and Deformation of Absorbates. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

16:18


G'1 Magnetic Properties in Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Status of Women in Physics

16:30


G'8 Site Visits to Physics Departments to Improve the Climate for Women: A Panel Discussion and Open Forum. Ballroom A4, San Jose Convention Center.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, 22 MARCH 1995

8:00


Division of Condensed Matter Physics.

I1 Stacked Josephson Junction Arrays. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
I2 Fundamentals of Growth: Davisson Germer Prize Lecture. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
I3 Photoemission from Metallic Quantum Wells and Multilayers. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Biolgical Physics and the Division of Chemical Physics

I4 Protein-Folding: Theory. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Computational Physics

I5 Advances in Computational Materials Science. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center

Division of Chemical Physics

I6 Complexity at Interfaces: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance at Interfaces. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

I9 Adler Prize Sympsium : Magnetic Effects Layered Superconductors. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.
I24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Spin Polarized Electronic Structures. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
I25 Diamond and Related Materials V: Gan and Related Materials. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
I26 Theory of Clusters: Fragmentation, Assembly, Reactions, and Response. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
I27 Fullereness V: Nanotubes A. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
I28 X-Ray and Neutron Scattering I: Inelastic. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
I29 Avalanches I: Experiments on Noise and Avalanches. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
I30 Tribology: Confined Liquids. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

9:12


I'3 Double Quantum Wells. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

9:48


I'1 C-Axis Coupling in High Temperature Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

11:00


J1 BSCCO in the Mixed State. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
J2 Electron Scattering in Mesoscopic Systems. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
J3 Macroscopic Quantum Phenomena in Magnetic Systems. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Biological Physics and Division of Chemical Physics

J4 Protein-Folding: Experiment. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Instrument and Measurement Science Topical Group

J5 Liquid Crystal Displays. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center

Division of Chemical Physics

J6 Complexity at Interfaces: Surface Dynamics via Time Resolved Spectroscopy. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Forum on Physics and Society and the Forum on Education.

J7 Jobs and Education. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

J24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Micromagnetic Imaging. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
J25 Theory of Materials VI: Ferroelectrics and Related Materials. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
J27 Stress and Epitaxy: Stress Induced Roughening. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
J28 X-Ray and Neutron Scattering II: SAS and Surfaces. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
J29 Avalanches II: Experiments on Fracture and Avalanches. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
J30 Tribology: Tribochemical Films. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 22 MARCH 1995

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

12:12


J'1 Vortices in Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.

14:30


K1 Heavy-Fermion Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
K2 Photonic Band Gap Materials and Applications. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
K3 Non-Fermi Liquid Behavior in 1D. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.
K5 Conduction Electron Scattering at Surfaces. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Biological Physics

K4 Dynamics of the Heart. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

K6 Complexity at Interfaces Non Linear Spectroscopy of Complex Interfaces. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee of Applications on Physics

K7 Changing Work Styles of Physicists in Industry. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Divsion of Materials Physics

K24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Itinerant Magnetism Theory. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
K25. Theory of Materials VII: Dielectric Properties. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
K26 Nanoclusters: Growth, Magnetism, and Characterization. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
K27 Fullerenes VI: Nanotubes B. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
K28 Non-Crystalline Materials I: Structure and Transport. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
K29 Avalanches III: Avalanches and Earthquakes. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
K30 Phase Transformations I. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Forum on Physics and Society and the Instrument and Measurement Science Topical

16:30


K'2 Alternative Science: Foolish, Fraudulent and Phobic. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Education and the Forum on Education

17:00


K'8 Connecting Graduate Education to Teaching Needs. Ballroom A4, San Jose Convention Center.

THURSDAY MORNING, 23 MARCH 1995

8:00


Division of Condensed Matter Physics.

M1 Rare Earth Nickel Borocarbide Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
M2 Metal Insulator Tranisition in the Integer Quantum Hall Effect. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
M3 Defects in Wide-Band-Gap Semiconductors. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.
M5 Bosonization of Fermi Systems. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center

Division of Biological Physics

M4 Manipulation of Single DNA Molecules. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemcial Physics

M6 Complexity at Interfaces: Surface Forces in Thin Films and Particulate Systems. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Applications of Physics

M7 Trends in Scintillators and Phosphors. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

M24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Magneto-Optics. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
M25 Theory of Materials VIII: Surfaces. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
M26 Quantum Dots and Optical Properties of Large Clusters. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
M27 Stress and Epitaxy: Structure. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
M28 Non-Crystalline Materials II: Dynamics. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
M29 Avalanches IV: Granular Materials. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
M30 Phase Transformations II. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

9:48


M'1 High-Tc Superlattices and PBCO. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.

11:00


N1 Hall Dynamics of Vortices in High Tc Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
N2 Hysteresis and Criticality in Disordered Non-Equilibrium Systems. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
N3 Diffusion, Growth, and Morphology of Surfaces. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Biological Physics

N4 Reading the Physics in Sequence Data. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Forum on Physics and Society.

N5 Energy Efficiency in Buildings. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Divsion of Chemical Physics

N6 Complexity at Interfaces: Probing Complex Interfaces with Electrons. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Applications of Physics and the Division of Materials Physics.

N7 Microwave Processing of Materials. Ballroom A5, San Jose Convention Center.

Divsion of Materials Physics

N24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Novel Magnetic Materials. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
N25 Theory of Materials IX: Magnetism/High Pressure. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
N26 Positron Applications I: Diffraction and Auger Spectroscopy. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
N27 Fullerenes VII: Thin Films. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
N29 Avalanches V: Theory of Fracture. California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
N30 Phase Transformations III: Pressure Induced Transformations. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics and the Division of Materials Physics

N28 X-Ray and Neutron Scattering III: Diffraction. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 23 MARCH 1995

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

12:48


N'1 Normal-State Properties of Cuprates. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.

14:30


O1 Solid Hydrogen at Megabar Pressure. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
O2 Nonequilibrium Intersubband Dynamics: Lasing, Harmonic Generation and Energy Relaxation. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center
O3 Physicists Working in Government Policy. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.
O4 Phase Coexistence and Structures in Dipolar Fluids. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Instrument and Measurement Science Topical Group

O5 High Temperature Superconductor Applications in Electronics. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

O6 Complexity at Interfaces: Recent Advances in near Field Microscopy. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

O24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Tunneling and 4f- Exchange. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
O25 Diamonds and Related Materials Vi: Physics of Wide Band Gap Semiconductor Devices and Related Issues. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
O26 Theory of Materials X: Mechanical Properties. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
O27 Fullerenes VIII: Dynamics and Reactivity. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
O28 Non-Crystalline Materials III: Metallic Glasses. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.
O29 Avalanches VI: Scaling, Self-Organized Criticality, and Avalanches (Theory). California Room, Fairmont Hotel.
O30 Phase Transformations IV. Garden Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics.

16:18


O'1 Sensitive Measurements Using Mechanical Resonators. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.

FRIDAY MORNING, 24 MARCH 1995

8:00


Division of Condensed Matter Physics

Q1 Biotechnology. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
Q2 Mechanisms for Pattern Formation. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
Q3 Strained Layer Epitaxy. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Biological Physics

Q4 DNA-Ligand Interactions. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Forum on Physics and Society

Q5 Federal Policy Initiatives and Physics Research Aspects of Sustainable Technology. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

Q6 Complexity at Interfaces: X-Ray Scattering Studies at Interfaces. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

Q24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Epitaxial Magnetic Films. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
Q25 Diamond and Related Materials VII: Theory of Wide Band Gap Semiconductors. Regency Ballroom I, San Jose Convention Center.
Q26 Positron Applications II: Momentum Densities and Defect Specrtroscopy. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
Q27 Fullerenes IX: Dynamics and Reactivity. Gold Room, Fairmont Hotel.
Q28 High Dielectric Constant Materials I: Bulk Properties. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.

Division of Condensed Matter Physics

9:48


Q'1 Proximity Tunneling in Cuprate Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.

11:00


R1 High Frequency Electrodynamics of Type-II Superconductors. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
R2 Studies of Ballistic Electron Emission Microscopy. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
R3 Defect Dynamics on Semiconductor Surfaces. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Biological Physics

R4 Electron Tunneling in Biology. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Committee on Applications of Physics

R5 Visualization and Simulation. Ballroom A6, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

R6 Complexity at Interfaces: Diffraction (X-Rays, Neutron, Atoms). Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

R24 Magnetic Heterostructures: 3D Magnetic Films. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
R25 Theory of Materials XI: Metallic Alloys. Regency Ballroom I, Fairmont Hotel.
R26 Position Applications III: Defects in Semiconductor Films and Interfaces. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.
R28 High Dielectric Constant Materials II: Thin Films. Empire Room, Fairmont Hotel.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 24 MARCH 1995

Division of Condensed Matter Physics.

12:12


R'1 Organic Electroluminescence for Display Applications. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.

14:30


S1 Aharanov-Casher Effects in Condensed Matter Physics. Ballroom A1, San Jose Convention Center.
S2 Highly Correlated Coupled Chains. Ballroom A2, San Jose Convention Center.
S3 Electron Transport in Random B Fields. Room J2, San Jose Convention Center.
S4 Spin Glassiness in Strongly Frustrated Antiferromagnetics. Room J3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Chemical Physics

S6 Complexity at Interfaces: Molecular Beam Studies of Complex Interfaces. Ballroom A3, San Jose Convention Center.

Division of Materials Physics

S24 Magnetic Heterostructures: Magnetic Oxides. Regency Ballroom II, Fairmont Hotel.
S26 Positron Applications IV: Defects in Polymers and Ion Beam Modified Materials. Crystal Room, Fairmont Hotel.