Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2006 37th Meeting of the Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

Tuesday–Saturday, May 16–20, 2006; Knoxville, TN

Chair Index

A1 DAMOP Prize Session May 17 2006 8:00AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Charles Clark, National Institute of Standards and Technology
C1 Optical Clocks May 17 2006 10:30AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	David Weiss, Penn State University
C2 Astrophysics May 17 2006 10:30AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Kate Kirby, Harvard Center for Astrophysics
C3 Ultracold Atoms I May 17 2006 10:30AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Gil Summy, Oklahoma State University
C4 Short Pulse Processes I May 17 2006 10:30AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Chii-Dong Lin, Kansas State University
C5 Quantum Computation May 17 2006 10:30AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	Marianna Safronova, University of Delaware
C6 Atom Optics and Atom Interferometry May 17 2006 10:30AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	Jennifer Sebby-Strabley, National Institute of Standards and Technology
E1 Scalable Solutions for Quantum Computing with Atoms and Ions May 17 2006 1:30PM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Brian DeMarco, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
E2 Atomic Physics for ITER and Other Next Step Fusion Experiments May 17 2006 1:30PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	David Schultz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
E3 Ultracold Atoms II May 17 2006 1:30PM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Sergio Muniz, Georgia Institute of Technology
E4 Short Pulse Processes II May 17 2006 1:30PM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Wendell Hill III, University of Maryland
E5 Ultracold Plasmas and Molecules May 17 2006 1:30PM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	Nicholas Bigelow, University of Rochester
E6 Photon Interactions With Atoms, Ions and Molecules - Experiment May 17 2006 1:30PM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	Timothy Gay, University of Nebraska
K1 1-d Gases May 18 2006 8:00AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Ana Maria Rey, Institute for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
K2 Multi-Particle Fragmentation of Atoms and Negative Ions May 18 2006 8:00AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Klaus Bartschat, Drake University
K3 Laser Cooling and Trapping May 18 2006 8:00AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Phillip Gould, University of Connecticut
K4 Fundamental Symmetries and Precision Measurements May 18 2006 8:00AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Siu Au Lee, Colorado State University
K5 Quantum Optics and Matter Optics May 18 2006 8:00AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	Pierre Meystre, University of Arizona
K6 Ion-Atom and Ion-Molecule Collisions May 18 2006 8:00AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	John Tanis, Western Michigan University
L1 Interaction and Strong Lasers with Molecules and Clusters May 18 2006 10:30AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Carlos Reinhold, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
L2 Undergraduate Research May 18 2006 10:30AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Donald Griffin, Rollins College
L3 BEC Vortices and Spinor Condensates May 18 2006 10:30AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	James Williams, National Institute of Standards and Technology
L4 Entanglement May 18 2006 10:30AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Barry Sanders, University of Calgary
L5 Photoassociation Spectroscopy May 18 2006 10:30AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	Thomas Killian, Rice University
L6 Atomic and Molecular Structure and Properties I May 18 2006 10:30AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	Marjatta Lyyra, Temple University
N1 Thesis Prize Session May 18 2006 1:30PM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Steven Manson, Georgia State University
N2 Particle-Induced Ionization and Break-up Processes of Atoms and Molecules May 18 2006 1:30PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Itzik Ben-Itzak, Kansas State University
N3 Atoms in Optical Lattices May 18 2006 1:30PM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Sabrina Leslie, University of California, Berkeley
N4 Quantum and Non-Linear Optics May 18 2006 1:30PM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	David Phillips, Harvard-Smithsonian for Astrophysics
N5 Wavepackets and Control of Molecules and Large Systems May 18 2006 1:30PM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	Brett Pearson, SUNY Stony Brook
N6 Spectroscopy, Lifetimes, Oscillator Strengths May 18 2006 1:30PM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	Sultana Nahar, Ohio University
R1 Nobel Symposium May 18 2006 6:00PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Joseph Macek, University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory
S1 Coherent Spinor Dynamics in Ultracold Gases May 19 2006 8:00AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Presiding person to be selected
S2 Rydberg Physics and Ultracold Plasmas May 19 2006 8:00AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Georg Raithel, University of Michigan
S3 Strong Field (Intense Laser) Processes I May 19 2006 8:00AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Mette Gaarde, Louisiana State University
S4 Electron and Positron Scattering-Theory May 19 2006 8:00AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Don Madison, University of Missouri-Rolla
S5 Nonlinear Optics and Special Topics May 19 2006 8:00AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	Ray Garrett, University of Tennessee
S6 New Theoretical Methods and Nonlinear Dynamics May 19 2006 8:00AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	John Delos, College of William and Mary
T1 Emerging Applications of AMO Physics May 19 2006 10:30AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Mark Edwards, Georgia Southern University
T2 Positron Interactions with Atoms and Molecules May 19 2006 10:30AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Stephen Buckman, Australian National University
T3 Strong Field (Intense Laser) Processes II May 19 2006 10:30AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Stephen Southworth, Argonne National Laboratory
T4 Atomic and Molecular Structure, Including in Static Fields May 19 2006 10:30AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Yuri Ralchenko, National Institute of Standards and Technology
T5 Rydberg Atoms and Wave Packets May 19 2006 10:30AM 301 AB Knoxville Convention Center	Francis Robicheaux, Auburn University
T6 New Experimental Techniques May 19 2006 10:30AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	Yuan-Yu Jau, Princeton University
V1 Ultracold Molecules May 19 2006 1:30PM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Cheng Chin, University of Chicago
V2 Attosecond Physics May 19 2006 1:30PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center	Louis DiMauro, Ohio State University
V3 Photoassociation, Efimov, and Feshbach Physics May 19 2006 1:30PM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Brett Esry, Kansas State University
V4 Photon Interactions with Atoms, Ions, and Molecules-Theory May 19 2006 1:30PM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Alfred Msezane, Clark Atlanta University
V5 Theory of Cold Atom Systems May 19 2006 1:30PM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	William Reinhardt, University of Washington
V6 Surface Collisions, Molecule-Molucule Collisions and Recombination followed by Electron and Positron Scattering - Experiment May 19 2006 1:30PM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	Thomas Miller, Air Force Research Laboratory
Z1 Hot Topics May 20 2006 9:00AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center	Anthony Starace, University of Nebraska
Z2 Gaseous Electronics Conference Session May 20 2006 9:00AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center	Rainer Johnsen, University of Pittsburgh
Z3 Fermionic Superfluidity in Ultracold Gases May 20 2006 9:00AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center	Doerte Blume, Washington State University
Z4 Rydberg Atoms and Coherent Control May 20 2006 9:00AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center	Thomas Gallagher, University of Virginia
Z5 Quantum Information and Cavity QED May 20 2006 9:00AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center	Peter Maunz, University of Michigan

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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2006 37th Meeting of the Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

Tuesday–Saturday, May 16–20, 2006; Knoxville, TN

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