Program overview

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 25 OCTOBER 3900

14:00 IW1.001 Correlation studies of excitation and ionization of simple atoms by electron impact

Albert Crowe (University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU, United Kingdom)

14:30 IW1.002 The Coulomb Three-Body Problem

Andris T Stelbovics (Center for Atomic, Molecular and Surface Physics, Division of Science and Engineering, Murdoch University, Perth, 6150 Western Australia)

15:00 IW1.003 Electron Impact Excitation of the Ne 2p^53s configuration

M. Larsen, X Guo, G Kleiban, J Wrkich, M. A. Khakoo (Physics Department, California State University, Fullerton), Physics Department Team

15:15 IW1.004 Electron-Impact Excitation of Krypton and Comparison with Other Rare-Gas Atoms

J. Ethan Chilton, M. D. Stewart, Chun C. Lin (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

15:30 IW1.005 ELECTRON-WATER COLLISIONS PROBED BY DIRECT AND LASER INDUCED FLUORESCENCE

T. Harb, W. Kedzierski, J.W. McConkey (University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4.)

15:45 IW1.006 The Total Elastic Cross Section for Electron Scattering from SF_6

R J Gulley, H Cho, S J Buckman (Australian National University)

14:00 IW2.001 The GEC Cell – An ``Historical'' Overview

James Olthoff (NIST)

14:30 IW2.002 A whirlwind tour of 10 years of progress in optical and microwave diagnostics in the GEC rf reference cell

Greg Hebner (Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque NM)

15:00 IW2.003 Characterisation of GEC reference reactors.

W.G. Graham, E. Costa i Bricha, C.S. Corr, S. Gomez, J. McFarland, P.G. Steen, C.E. Thompson (Dept. of Pure and Applied Physics, The Queen's University, Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland), C.M.O Mahony (University of Ulster, Northern Ireland)

15:15 IW2.004 2D+1 PIC-MCC Modelling of a RF driven, capacitively coupled GEC reference cell.

E. Costa i Bricha, P.G. Steen, W.G. Graham (Dept. of Pure and Applied Physics, The Queen's University of Belfast, Northern Ireland.), C.M.O. Mahony (N.I.B.E.C., University of Ulster at Jordanstown, Northern Ireland.)

15:30 IW2.005 Using Radio-Frequency Electrical Measurements as a Plasma Diagnostic

Mark Sobolewski (NIST, Gaithersburg, MD 20899, USA)