Newsgroups: sci.physics.plasma
From: eastman@astro.umd.edu (moderator)
Organization: University of Maryland
Subject: La Jolla Summer School `95

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LA JOLLA SUMMER SCHOOL '95

PLASMA PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY

August 8-18, 1995
La Jolla Woman's Club, 715 Silverado Ave.
La Jolla, California

Sponsored by the Amperican Physical Society and the International
Atomic Energy Agency.
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All inquiries should be addressed to:
La Jolla International School of Physics
7825 Fay Avenue, Suite 350
La Jolla, California 92037
Tel: (619) 456-5737 FAX: (619) 454-2679
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Topics:

* Physics of Burning * Computational * Plasma Chaotic * Plasma Particle
Plasma Plasma Physics Dynamics Acceleration

* Magnetic * Space Plasmas * Coherent Radiation * Plasma
Confinement * Plasma Astrophysics Generation Processing
Fusion
* Plasma Turbulence * Enviromental
* Inertial Confinement Plasma Physics * Ultra Intense
Fusion * Nonneutral Plasmas Laser Physics * Particle Beams

Around forty lectures will be given, and around 120 invited contributed papers
selected from the above areas.

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The La Jolla Summer School `95 "Plasma Physics and Technology" is a large
meeting which will bring together prominent researchers, advanced undergraduate
and graduate students, and post doctoral researchers from around the world.
It covers areas of research in plasma physics and technology.
The School consists of four parts:

* General Sessions
* Tutorial Lectures
* Contributed Papers (two-day event)
* Workshops (one-day events)

General Sessions (Review Talks)
Several review talks will be given covering general problems concerning
plasma physics community.

Tutorial Lectures
3-5 lectures within each topic will be presented by internationally
renowned experts in the
field chosen by the Advisory Board (total of around fifty lectures). They will
be given in ten sessions. The lectures present updated tutorial view of the
subject. They will be distributed to participants in a manuscript form at the
beginning of the School. Each lecture will include several solved problems to
facilitate understanding of the subject.

The book, "La Jolla Summer School '95 Plasma Physics and Technology
(Tutorial Lectures)" will be published in a few months after the School.
It will incorporate modifications of the manuscripts as a result of lecturer-
participants discussions.

Contributed Papers
In addition to tutorial (invited) papers, contributed papers (to be
presented in one oral and one poster session) will be selected on the basis
of the one page abstract by the Scientific Advisory Board. The abstracts
should be sent or faxed (see address and fax number below) by June 15, 1995 to:
Secretary, La Jolla International School of Physics (LJ-ISP)
P.O. Box 2946, La Jolla, CA 92038.

The book, "La Jolla Summer School '95: Plasma Physics and Technology
(contributed papers)" will be published a few months after the School. It will
contain 4-page papers as an extension of the accepted abstracts.

Workshops
A few workshops on selected topics will be offered and run by workshops
coordinators. There is no charge for these workshops.

Tuition fee (Covers All Program)
A tuition fee of $485 should be paid by June 15, 1995 to: La Jolla
International School of Physics. It covers admission to all sessions, social
events, the Book of Tutorial Lectures and the Book of Contributed Papers.

Registration Fee (Tutorial Lectures not Covered)
A preregistration fee of $150 should be paid by June 15, 1995 to:
La Jolla International School of Physics. It covers admission to oral and poster
presentations of contributed papers, social events, and the Book of Contributed
Papers. After June 15, 1995 registration fee is $200.

Applications
Information about enrollment and program, application forms, and forms
for accommodations, can be obtained from:

La Jolla International School of Physics
7825 Fay Avenue, Suite 350
La Jolla, California 92037

Tel: (619) 456-5737 FAX: (619) 454-2679

La Jolla International School of Physics provides equal opportunity in admission
and student aid regardless of sex, age, race, color, creed, handicap, sexual
orientation, and national or ethnic origin. Further, La Jolla International
School of Physics complies with all applicable nondiscrimination laws.
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Scientific Advisory Board:

A. Bers (MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts) N. Rostoker (UCI, Irvine, California)
R. C.Davidson (PPPL, Princeton, New Jersey) R. Sagdeev (University of Maryland,
J. Dawson (UCLA, Los Angeles, California) College Park, Maryland)
D. DuBois (LANL, Los Alamos, New Mexico) A. Sessler (LBL, Berkeley, California)
B. Kadomtsev (Kurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russia)A. Shohet (University of Wisconsin,
N.A. Krall (Krall Associates, Del Mar, California) Madison, Wisconsin)
W. Kruer (LLNL, Livermore, California) P. Sprangle (NRL, Washington, D.C.)
C.S. Liu (University of Maryland, College Park, T. Stix (PPPL, Princeton, New Jersey)
Maryland) R. Sudan (Cornell University, Ithaca,
J. Sheffield (ORNL, Oak Ridge, Tennessee) New York)
M. Rosenbluth (UCSD, La Jolla, California) R. Hazeltine (IFS, Austin, Texas)

Executive Committee:

B. Beaumont (DRFC, Cadarache, France) R. Prater (GA, San Diego, California)
R. Bingham (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, P. Shukla (University of Bochum, Bochum,
Chilton, United Kingdom) Germany)
R. Galvao (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil) V. Stefan, Co-Chairman,(LJ-ISP, La Jolla,
N. Fisch, Co-Chairman (Princeton University, California)
Princeton, New Jersey) E. Williams, Co-Chairman(LLNL,
K. Mima (ILE, Osaka,Japan) Livermore, California)