Conference Archive

Clusters '07

Introduction

Proceedings

Format for Preparation of Manuscript and Abstracts
Contributors are asked to provide

• Electronic copy of the manuscript of between four and six pages (maximum)  including a 100 word (maximum) abstract, diagrams and figures in MS Word 97 or higher.

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The nuclear cluster conference was held on the 3-7th of September 2007 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England (birthplace of the playwright William Shakespeare).

The main themes of the programme were:

• Cluster structure of stable and unstable nuclei,
• Clustering aspects of the nuclear reactions, including reactions of unstable nuclei and molecular resonance states,
• Clustering aspects in nuclear matter, including intermediate and high-energy nuclear reactions, liquid-gas phase transition, and neutron stars,
• Nuclear fission, synthesis of super-heavy nuclei, and cluster decay,
• Cluster physics and nuclear astrophysics,
• Strangeness in nuclei and clustering phenomena; hyper- nuclei, mesons and nuclei, quark cluster, etc.,
• Clustering phenomena in other subjects; hadrons, atomic clusters, quantum dots, etc.,
• Applications of nuclear physics; medicine, nuclear waste, etc.
  
  

Invited Speakers

• D Brink, University of Oxford, UK
• P Descouvemont, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
• Y Kanada En'yo, Kyoto University, Japan
• Y Funaki, The Institute of Chemical Research (RIKEN), Japan
• H Fynbo, University of Aarhus, Denmark
• W Greiner, J. W. Goethe-Universität, Germany
• L Grigorenko, Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions, Russia
  
• N Itagaki, University of Tokyo, Japan
• T Kawabata, University of Tokyo, Japan
• E Khan, Université Paris-Sud, France
• M Marques, ISMRA and Université de Caen, France
• M Milin, University of Zagreb, Croatia
• K Morita, RIKEN, Japan
• T Nakamura, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
• T Neff, Gesellschaft fur Schwerionenforschung, Germany
• N Timofeyuk, University of Surrey, UK
• M Wiescher, University of Notre Dame, USA
  
  
  

National Organising Committee
N I Ashwood, N Curtis, M Freer, University of Birmingham
B R Fulton, University of York
W N Catford, M Oi, J S Thomas, N Timofeyuk, University of Surrey

International Advisory Committee
Y Abe (Kyoto)
Y Akaishi (KEK)
J Aysto (JYFL)
D Baye (Bruxelles)
Z Basrak (Zagreb)
R R. Betts (UIC)
R Caplar (Zagreb)
J Cseh (ATOMKI)
M Fujiwara (RCNP, Osaka)
W Greiner (Frankfurt)
F Haas (Strasbourg)
M Harakeh (KVI, Groningen)
H Horiuchi (RCNP/Kyoto)
M Ishihara (RIKEN)
B Jonson (Goeteborg)
M Kamimura (Kyushu)
T Kajino (NAO)
R G Lovas (ATOMKI)
S Nagamiya (KEK)
W Nazarewicz (Oak Ridge)
Yu. Ts. Oganessian (Dubna)
N A Orr (LPC)
K Sato (Tokyo)
P Schuck (Orsay)
A C Shotter (TRIUMF)
M Di Toro (Catania)
W von Oertzen (Berlin)

Enquiries and further details
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In the words of Shakespeare himself:-
  How! Was it we? We loved him but like beasts and cowardly nobles, gave way unto your clusters!!
-from Coriolanus ACT IV

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