Sunday, September 3
10.00-20.30 Registration of Participants
18.30-20.30 Welcome Party
Monday, September 4
Chair V.G. Manzhelii
9.00-9.10 Opening
9.10-9.45 Emil Polturak, Technion, Israel Neutron
scattering from bcc solid He: new results
9.45-10.10 Oshri Pelleg, Technion, Israel Macroscopic
structural fluctuations of bcc He crystals
10.10 - 10.35 Nikolai Mikhin, Verkin Institute, Ukraine New
features of the BCC-HCP transition in solid helium
10.35 - 10.55 Coffee break
10.55-11.30 Reyer Jochemsen, Leiden University, The
Netherlands Growth of 3He crystals in magnetic field
11.30-11.55 Eugene B. Gordon, Institute of Problems of Chemical
Physics, Russia Growth and properties of doped He crystals
11.55-12.25 Alexy Rybalko, Verkin Institute,
Ukraine, Observation of electric induction in He-II
12.25-14.30 Lunch
Chair Yu.P. Monarkha
14.30-15.05 J. Peter Toennies, Max Planck Institute,
Germany Geyser Oscillations in the Flow of Solid Helium through
Narrow Constrictions
15.05-16.30 Brian Cowan, Royal Holloway University, United
Kingdom Critical Phase Separation and Spinodal Decomposition in
Solid Helium Mixtures
16.30-16.55 Yury Mukharskii, CEA-Sacley, France,
Low-temperature acoustic resonances in solid helium
16.55-17.15 Coffee break
17.15-17.45 Kimitoshi Kono, RIKEN, Japan Quantum
effects in the 2D Wigner solid on liquid helium
17.45-18.10 Viatcheslav Zubov, Universidade de Segipe, Brazil
Thermodynamic and Elastic Properties of Strongly Anharmonic
Cryocrystals
Tuesday, September 5
Chair R. Jochemsen
9.00-9.35 Russell Hemley, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, USA New studies of low-Z systems under pressure
9.35-10.00 Mario Santoro, LENS, Italy Carbonia: the
amorphous silica-like carbon dioxide
10.00-10.25 Yuri Freiman, Verkin Institute, Ukraine, Lattice
distortions of solid He under pressure
10.25-10.50 Coffee break
10.50-11.25 Viktor Struzhkin, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, USA Optimizing hydrogen clathrates for hydrogen storage
11.25-11.50 Eugene Yakub, Odessa State Economy University,
Ukraine Dense Hydrogen within Atom-Atom Approximation: From
Cryocrystals to Shock-Compressed Fluid
11.50-12.15 Vladimir E. Fortov and Oleg F. Petrov,
Institute for High Energy Densities, Russia Dusty plasma crystals
in cryogenic
12.15 - 14.20 Lunch
Chair E.B. Gordon
14.20-14.55 Leonid Mezhov-Deglin, Institute for Solid State
Physics, Russia Microscopic Defects in HCP 4He Crystals
Grown at Pressures above 26 atm
14.55-15.20 Heide Ibrahim, Free University of
Berlin, Germany Spectroscopy with Phase locked Pulse Pairs:
Halogens in Solid Environment
15.20-15.55 E.V. Gomonay, Kiev Polytech University, Ukraine
and V.M. Loktev, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Ukraine
Phenomenological model of pressure/temperature induced phase
transitions in solid oxygen
15.55-16.20 Coffee break
16.20-17.30 Poster Session I
Chair E.V. Savchenko
17.30 - 18.40 Excursion at Verkin Institute
Wednesday, September 6
Chair G. Zimmerer
9.00-9.35 Vladimir Bondybey, Munich Technical University,
Germany and Elena Savchenko, Verkin Institute, Kharkov, Ukraine
Charge and energy transfer processes in pre-radiated cryocrystals
9.35-10.00 Andrei Kanaev, Université Paris-Nord, France
Ionic chromophores Xep+ (p = 2, 3, 4) in
multi-shell rare-gas clusters studied with fluorescence spectroscopy
10.00-10.25 David Anderson, University of Wyoming, USA
Vibrationally Mediated Chemistry in Doped Solid Molecular Hydrogen
10.25-10.50 Coffee break
10.50-11.25 V. Ara Apkarian, University of California in
Irvine, USA The making of Schrodinger's cats and their observation
in phase space
11.25-12.00 Nikolaus Schwentner, Free University of Berlin,
Germany Nonadiabatic alignment in crystals by ultrashort pulses
12.00-12.25 Jean-Pierre Galaup, Université
Paris-Sud, France IR pump-probe and photon echo spectroscopy of
molecular species in rare gas hosts
12.25 - 14.00 Lunch
Chair A.V. Apkarian
14.00-14.35 Takamasa Momose, University of British
Columbia, Canada Spectroscopy of hydrogen clusters: Non-rigidity of
small parahydrogen clusters at 0.4 K
14.35-15.00 Vladimir Khmelenko, Cornell University, USA
Recent Magnetic Resonance Studies of Atoms Trapped in Impurity-Helium
Solids
15.00-15.25 Piotr Stachowiak, Institute of Low Temperatures,
Poland Manifestation of quantum properties of molecules in thermal
conductivity of methane crystals
15.25-15.50 Vyacheslav Konstantinov, Verkin Institute, Kharkov,
Ukraine Contribution of phonons and "diffusive" modes to thermal
conductivity of solid carbon monoxide
15.50-16.20 Coffee break
16.20-16.55 Georg Zimmerer, Universität Hamburg, Germany
30 years of luminescence research on RGS at HASYLAB - an overview
16.55-17.30 Peter Feulner, Munich Technical University,
Germany Electronically induced modification of thin layers on
surfaces
17.30-17.55 Leon Sanche, Sherbrooke University, Canada Low
energy electron excitation leading to energy and charge transfer in
rare gas and molecular cryogenic solids
17.55-18.20 I.N. Yakovkin and Yu.G. Ptushinskii, Institute of
Physics, Ukraine Adsorption-desorption and reaction processes in
hydrogen and coadsorbed CO-O monolayers on transition metal surfaces
19.00 Conference Dinner
Thursday, September 7
Chair T. Momose
9.00-9.35 Bogdan Kuchta, Univeritй Monpellier, France,
Low temperature properties of He -carbon nanotubes adsorbed system:
Grand Canonical Monte Carlo simulations with quantum corrections
9.35-10.10 Alexander Krivchikov, Verkin Institute, Kharkov,
Ukraine Thermal conductivity of unusual glass-like solids
10.10-10.35 F. Javier Bermejo, Instituto de Estructura de la
Materia, Spain Scattering of Acoustic Phonons in Disordered Matter:
A Quantitative Evaluation of the Effects of Positional versus
Orientational Disorder
10.35-10.55 Coffee break
10.55-11.30 Leonid Khriachtchev, University of Helsinki
Rotational isomerization of small molecules in noble-gas matrices
11.30-11.55 Pascale Roubin, Université Provence, France
Selective UV and IR induced reactivity of H-bonded systems in
cryogenic matrices
11.55-12.20 Stepan Stepanian, Verkin Institute, Kharkov,
Ukraine Matrix effects and structure of flexible molecules isolated
inert gas solids
12.50-14.30 Lunch
Chair L.P. Mezhov-Deglin
14.30-14.55 Valeri Kokshenev, Universidade Federal de Minas
Gerais, Brazil Structure-cluster relaxation in liquid and solid
glass forming materials
14.55-15.20 Maxim Brazhnikov, Institute for Solid State
Physics, Russia Observation of suppression of capillary turbulence
on the surface of liquid hydrogen by additional low-frequency
perturbation
15.20-15.55 Igor Reva, University of Coimbra, Portugal
Matrix isolation studies of conformational isomerism in non-rigid
molecules. Butane-diol as a molecule with four internal degrees of
freedom
15.55-16.30 Coffee break
16.30-18.30 Poster Session II
Chair E.Ya. Rudavskii