Program overview

FRIDAY MORNING, 12 OCTOBER 2001

08:15 QF1.001 Evidence for sheath acting as charge separator by mass

E. Stamate (Nagoya University, Department of Electrical Eng.), K. Ohe (Nagoya Institute of Technology, Department of Systems Eng.), H. Sugai (Nagoya University, Department of Electrical Eng.)

08:30 QF1.002 Electric field and metastable density measurements in a low PD and high E/n helium discharge

Peter Fendel (Ohio State University, Columbus, OH 43210), Biswa Ganguly (Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, OH 45433)

08:45 QF1.003 Ion energy distributions in rf-biased, high-density discharges in CF_4

Mark Sobolewski, Yicheng Wang, Amanda Goyette (NIST, Gaithersburg, MD 20899)

09:00 QF1.004 Does it make sense to talk about presheaths?

Noah Hershkowitz (University of Wisconsin, Madison), Lutfi Oksuz (The Open University ,Oxford, UK), Greg Severn (University of San Diego), Xu Wang (University of Wisconsin)

09:15 QF1.005 The unipolar ion sheath

K.-U. Riemann (Ruhr-University Bochum, Theoretische Physik 1, (D-44780 Bochum, Germany)), L. D. Tsendin (St.~Petersburg State Technical University, (St.~Petersburg, Russia))

09:30 QF1.006 Joining Plasma and Sheath Over a Wide Range of Collisionality

Raoul Franklin (Oxford Research Unit, The Open University)

08:15 QF2.001 Energetic particle/surface interactions at metal and organic thin films

Nicholas Winograd (Penn State University)

08:45 QF2.002 Plasma treatments of polymers for various applications: A route for controlling processes and preformances

Riccardo d'Agostino (University Bari)

09:15 QF2.003 Charge Conversion in Low Energy Scattering of H2+ and H3+ from a Polycrystalline Tungsten Surface

J.N. DeFazio, T.M. Stephen, B.L. Peko (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Denver)