Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2005 14th APS Topical Conference on Shock Compression of Condensed Matter

Sunday–Friday, July 31–August 5 2005; Baltimore, MD

Chair Index

A1 Plenary I: High Energy Density Physics Aug 1 2005 7:45AM Constellation A/B Hyatt Regency	James Asay, Washington State University
B2 Energetic Materials I Aug 1 2005 9:00AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Von Whitley, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head
B3 Focus Session: Ultra-High Pressure Shocks (P>>1 Mbar) Aug 1 2005 9:00AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Gilbert Collins, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
B4 Inelastic Deformation I - Spall I Aug 1 2005 9:00AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Kaliat Ramesh, John Hopkins University
B5 First-Principles & Molecular Dynamics Calculations I Aug 1 2005 9:00AM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Stephane Mazevet, Los Alamos National Laboratory
B6 Equation of State I Aug 1 2005 9:00AM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Eric Chisolm, Los Alamos National Laboratory
C2 Detonations & Shock-Induced Chemistry I Aug 1 2005 11:00AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Raafat Guirguis, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head
C3 Materials Science I: Shock Aug 1 2005 11:00AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	John Gilman, University of California, Los Angeles
C4 Continuum & Multiscale Modeling I Aug 1 2005 11:00AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Scott Stewart, University of Illinois
C5 Focus Session: Failure Wave I Aug 1 2005 11:00AM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Dennis Grady, Applied Research Associates
C6 Phase Transitions I Aug 1 2005 11:00AM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Daniel Orlikowski, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
D2 Energetic Materials II Aug 1 2005 1:30PM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Douglas Tasker, Los Alamos National Laboratory
D3 Materials Science II: Laser Shock Aug 1 2005 1:30PM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Ronald Armstrong, University of Maryland
D4 Continuum & Multiscale Modeling II Aug 1 2005 1:30PM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	John Clayton, US Army Research Laboratory
D5 Focus Session: Failure Wave II Aug 1 2005 1:30PM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Dennis Grady, Applied Research Associates
D6 Phase Transitions II Aug 1 2005 1:30PM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Brian Jensen, Los Alamos National Laboratory
E2 Detonations & Shock-Induced Chemistry II Aug 1 2005 3:30PM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	David Frost, McGill University
E3 Focus Session: Ultrafast in situ Diagnostics Aug 1 2005 3:30PM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Alan Frank, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
E4 Inelastic Deformation II: Spall-Fragmentation II Aug 1 2005 3:30PM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Roger Minich, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
E5 First-Principles & Molecular Dynamics Calculations II Aug 1 2005 3:30PM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Thomas Sewell, Los Alamos National Laboratory
E6 Equation of State II Aug 1 2005 3:30PM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Ann Mattsson, Sandia National Laboratories
F7 Poster Session I Aug 1 2005 5:30PM MD Suite 5:30-7:00pm, Mon Hyatt Regency	Gerrit Sutherland, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head; Clint Hall, Sandia National Laboratories
G1 Plenary II: Shock Compression Science Award Aug 2 2005 7:45AM Constellation A/B Hyatt Regency	Lalit Chhabildas, Sandia National Laboratories
H2 Energetic Materials III Aug 2 2005 9:00AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	William Wilson, Defense Threat Reduction Agency
H3 Materials Science III: Fundamentals Aug 2 2005 9:00AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	George Gray III, Los Alamos National Laboratory
H4 Inelastic Deformation III - Spall III Aug 2 2005 9:00AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	William Reinhart, Sandia National Laboratories
H5 First-Principles & Molecular Dynamics Calculations III Aug 2 2005 9:00AM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Ramon Ravelo, University of Texas, El Paso
H6 Focus Session: Realizing the Promise of ICE I Aug 2 2005 9:00AM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Jeffrey Nguyen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
J2 Detonations & Shock-Induced Chemistry III Aug 2 2005 11:00AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Richard Dick, Air Force Research Laboratory
J3 Experimental Developments I Aug 2 2005 11:00AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Paulo Rigg, Los Alamos National Laboratory
J4 Continuum & Multiscale Modeling III Aug 2 2005 11:00AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Donald Curran, SRI International
J5 First-Principles & Molecular Dynamics Calculations IV Aug 2 2005 11:00AM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Timothy Germann, Los Alamos National Laboratory
J6 Focus Session: Realizing the Promise of ICE II Aug 2 2005 11:00AM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Jon Boettger, Los Alamos National Laboratory
K2 Energetic Materials IV Aug 2 2005 1:30PM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	William Proud, University of Cambridge
K3 Experimental Developments II Aug 2 2005 1:30PM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Alan Frank, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
K4 Continuum & Multiscale Modeling IV Aug 2 2005 1:30PM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Larry Libersky, Los Alamos National Laboratory
K5 Inelastic Deformation IV: Penetration Aug 2 2005 1:30PM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Dennis Orphal, International Research Associates
K6 Phase Transitions III Aug 2 2005 1:30PM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Kai Kadau, Los Alamos National Laboratory
L2 Detonations & Shock-Induced Chemistry IV Aug 2 2005 3:30PM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Larry Hill, Los Alamos National Laboratory
L3 High Energy Density Physics/Warm Dense Matter I Aug 2 2005 3:30PM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Daniel Kalantar, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
L4 Inelastic Deformation V: Polymers & Metals Aug 2 2005 3:30PM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Neil Bourne, University of Manchester
L5 Spectrosopy & Optical Properties I Aug 2 2005 3:30PM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Marcus Knudson, Sandia National Laboratories
L6 Equation of State III Aug 2 2005 3:30PM Chesapeake A/B Hyatt Regency	Damian Swift, Los Alamos National Laboratory
M2 GSCCM Business Meeting Aug 2 2005 5:30PM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Craig Tarver, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
N5 Lev Al'tshuler's Contributions to Shock Wave Physics Aug 3 2005 7:15AM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Vladimir Fortov, Institute of High Energy Density Physics RAS
P1 Plenary III: NASA's Deep Impact Mission Aug 3 2005 8:00AM Constellation A/B Hyatt Regency	Sarah Stewart, Harvard University
Q1 Energetic Materials V Aug 3 2005 9:30AM Constellation B Hyatt Regency	William Holt, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren
Q2 Geophysics & Planetary Science I Aug 3 2005 9:30AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Karin Louzada, Harvard University
Q3 Spectroscopy & Optical Properties II Aug 3 2005 9:30AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Neil Holmes, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Q4 Inelastic Deformation VI: Strength Aug 3 2005 9:30AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Rodney Clifton, Brown University
Q5 Phase Transitions IV Aug 3 2005 9:30AM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	William Anderson, Los Alamos National Laboratory
R1 Plenary IV: Extreme Chemistry Aug 4 2005 8:00AM Constellation A/B Hyatt Regency	Jerry Forbes, University of Maryland
S1 Detonations & Shock-Induced Chemistry V Aug 4 2005 9:30AM Constellation B Hyatt Regency	Hugh James, AWE, Aldermaston, UK
S2 Geophysics & Planetary Science II Aug 4 2005 9:30AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Konstantinos Tsembelis, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge
S3 Materials Science IV: Dynamic Effects I Aug 4 2005 9:30AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Naresh Thadhani, Georgia Institute of Technology
S4 Continuum & Multiscale Modeling V Aug 4 2005 9:30AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Michael Scheidler, US Army Research Laboratory
S5 Phase Transitions V Aug 4 2005 9:30AM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Joel Kress, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T1 Energetic Materials VI Aug 4 2005 1:00PM Constellation B Hyatt Regency	Harold Sandusky, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head
T2 Focus Session: Improving Models of Geologic & Planetary Materials Aug 4 2005 1:00PM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Huirong-Anita Ai, California Institute of Technology
T3 Equation of State IV Aug 4 2005 1:00PM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Brad Clements, Los Alamos National Laboratory
T4 Inelastic Deformation VII: Nonplanar Waves Aug 4 2005 1:00PM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Arunachalam Rajendran, US Army Research Office
T5 Physics & Chemistry at High Static Pressure Aug 4 2005 1:00PM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	Malcolm Nicol, University of Nevada Las Vegas
U1 Energetic Materials VII Aug 4 2005 3:00PM Constellation B Hyatt Regency	Richard Gustavsen, Los Alamos National Laboratory
U2 Equation of State V Aug 4 2005 3:00PM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Jow Ding, Washington State University
U3 Materials Science V: Dynamic Effects II Aug 4 2005 3:00PM Constellation D Hyat Regency	Vitali Nesterenko, University of California, San Diego
U4 Inelastic Deformation VIII: Recovery Aug 4 2005 3:00PM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Ruqiang Feng, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
U5 First-Principles & Molecular Dynamics Calculations V Aug 4 2005 3:00PM Constellation F Hyatt Regency	M. Riad Manaa, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
W7 Poster Session II Aug 4 2005 4:30PM MD Suite 4:30-6:00pm, Thr Hyatt Regency	Clint Hall, Sandia National Laboratories; Gerrit Sutherland, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head
Y1 Energetic Materials VIII Aug 5 2005 8:00AM Constellation B Hyatt Regency	Kevin Vandersall, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Y2 Experimental Developments III Aug 5 2005 8:00AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	Vasant Joshi, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head
Y3 High Energy Density Physics/Warm Dense Matter II Aug 5 2005 8:00AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Peter Celliers, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Y4 Continuum & Multiscale Modeling VI Aug 5 2005 8:00AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Eric Mas, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Z1 Energetic Materials IX Aug 5 2005 10:30AM Constellation B Hyatt Regency	Suhithi Peiris, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head
Z2 Equation of State VI Aug 5 2005 10:30AM Constellation C Hyatt Regency	John Aidun, Sandia National Laboratories
Z3 Other Topics Aug 5 2005 10:30AM Constellation D Hyatt Regency	Frank Zerilli, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head
Z4 Continuum & Multiscale Modeling VII Aug 5 2005 10:30AM Constellation E Hyatt Regency	Tracy Vogler, Sandia National Laboratories

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2005 14th APS Topical Conference on Shock Compression of Condensed Matter

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