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IV INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
FRONTIERS
OF NONLINEAR
PHYSICS
PROGRAM
Nizhny Novgorod – St.-Petersburg, Russia
July 13 – 20, 2010
Topical Sections of the Conference
TS 1:
General Problem of Nonlinear Dynamics and Nonlinear Wave
TS 2:
Physics of Extreme Light
TS 3:
Nonlinear Problems in Geophysics
TS 4:
Nonlinearities in Quantum Systems and Quantum Optics
TS 5:
Nonlinear Processes and Turbulence in Fluids and Plasmas
TS 6:
Nonlinear Problems in Astrophysics
TS 7:
Mini-Symposium “Rogue Waves in Nature”
TS 8:
Mini-Symposium “Nonlinear processes in the climate systems”
TS 9:
Mini-Symposium “Cooperative and Coherent Effects in Cold Gases
and Condensed Matter Systems”
TS 10:
Mini-Symposium “Metamaterials”
TS 11:
Mini-Symposium “Atoms in a strong laser field”
TUESDAY, July 13
8:00 – 10:30
9:00
9:30 – 10:30
REGISTRATION
Departure from Nizhny Novgorod
BREAKFAST
10:30 – 11:00 OPENING SESSION
PLENARY SESSION 1
11:00 – 11:30
R. Sunyaev (Max-Planck Inst. für Astrophysik, Germany; Space Res. Inst., RAS). The Richness and Beauty of the Physics of Cosmological Recombination
11:30 – 12:00
W. Forman (Smithsonian Astrophys. Observ., USA).
Shocks and Cavities in the Hot Gas in Clusters and Galaxies Produced by Recent Outbursts of Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN)
12:00 – 12:20
COFFEE BREAK
12:20 – 12:50
C.H. Keitel (Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Germany). High-Energy Physics with Extremely Intense Laser Pulses
12:50 – 13:20
I.Yu. Kostyukov (IAP RAS, Russia). Relativistic Dynamics of Electrons in Laser-Driven Plasma Wakefield Accelerators
13:20 – 13:50
M. Zepf (Queen's University, Belfast, UK). Relativistic Mirrors – a Route to Ultraintense X-Ray Interactions
14:00 – 15:00 LUNCH
15.00
15:00 – 18:00
17:40 – 18:00
18:00
18:00 – 19:40
20:00 – 22:00
Arrival in Gorodets
Excursion in Gorodets
COFFEE BREAK
Departure from Gorodets
TS2: Physics of Extreme Light
2.1 A. Pukhov (H. Heine University, Düsseldorf,
Germany). The Flattest Harmonic Spectra
and Intense Attosecond Pulses from Relativistic
Laser Plasmas (invited, 25 min)
2.2 A.V. Kim (IAP RAS, Russia). Generation
Energetic Particles and High Harmonics
in the Relativistic Self-Induced Transparency
Regime (invited, 25 min)
2.3 O. Willi (Düsseldorf Univ., Germany) Energy
Absorption, Proton and Higher Harmonic Production of Ultra-Short Laser Pulses on Solid Targets
Irradiated at Relativistic Intensities by Varying
the Laser Pulse Contrast (invited, 25 min)
2.4 J.J. Santos (Universite de Bordeaux - CELIA,
France). High-power Laser-Induced Fast Electron
Generation and Transport in Solid Targets
and in Laser-Induced Shock Compressed
Plasmas (invited, 25 min)
WELCOME PARTY
TS 4: Nonlinearities in Quantum Systems
and Quantum Optics
4.1 Ph.R. Hemmer (Texas A&M Univ., USA).
High Resolution Single Spin Imaging with NV
Diamond (invited, 25 min)
4.2 M.S. Zubairy (Texas A&M University, USA).
Beyond the Rayleigh Limit in Optical
Lithography and Microscopy (invited, 25 min)
4.3 S.K. Sekatskii (Ecolé Polytechnique
Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland). Single
Molecule Fluorescence Resonance Energy
Transfer Scanning Near-Field Optical
Microscopy: a Few Nanometer Spatial
Resolution and Applications in Quantum
Informatics (invited, 25 min)
4.4 A.J. Gelman (IAP RAS, Russia). Dissipative
Landau-ZENER Transitions in a Superconducting Qubit Driven by a Strong
Microwave Field
TS5: Nonlinear Processes and Turbulence
in Fluids and Plasmas
5.1 S.V. Vladimirov (Univ. of Sydney, Australia).
Nonlinear Dynamics of Dust
in the Earth’s Mesosphere (invited, 25 min)
5.2 G.M. Fraiman (IAP RAS, Russia). Canonical
Averaged Description
of Charged Particle Motion in HighFrequency Fields
5.3 S.V. Ryzhkov (N.E. Bauman Moscow State
Technical Univ., Russia). Laser-Driven
Implosion of Magnetized Spherical Targets
for Magneto-Inertial Fusion
5.4 O. Chkhetiani (A.M. Obukhov Inst.
of Atmospheric Physics, RAS; Space
Research Inst., RAS, Russia). Turbulent
Vorticity Transport and Helicity
in Stratified Atmospheric Boundary Layer
WEDNESDAY, July 14
9:00 – 15:00
9:00
8:00 – 9:00
Arrival in Plyos
BREAKFAST
PLENARY SESSION 2
9:00 – 9:30
J.E. Penner (University of Michigan, USA). Uncertainties In Feedbacks In The Climate System
9:30 – 10:00
M. Lukin (Harvard University, USA). Quantum Control of Single Photons and Spin in Solid State
10:00 – 10:30
P. Pillet (Univ. Paris-Sud, France) Control of Dipole-Dipole Interactions in a Cold Rydberg Atomic Ensemble
10:30 – 11:00
S.S. Zilitinkevich (A.M. Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS, Russia).
Energy- and Flux-budget (EFB) Turbulence Closure Model for Stably Stratified Geophysical Flows
11:00 – 11:30
Yu.I. Troitskaya (IAP RAS, Russia). Laboratory Modelling of Air-Sea Interaction under Severe Wind conditions
11:30 – 11:50
13:00
COFFEE BREAK
Departure from Plyos
TS2: Physics of Extreme Light
2.5
2.6
2.7
11:50 – 14:00
2.8
2.9
14:00 – 15:00
A.A. Shaykin (IAP RAS, Russia). 1 GeV/cm
Electron Acceleration at Petawatt Laser Pulse
Interaction with Gas Target (invited, 25 min)
S. Tochitsky (Univ. of California, LA, USA).
Acceleration of Electrons and Ions by MultiTerawatt CO2 Laser Pulses (invited, 25 min)
R.D. Sydora (Univ. of Alberta, Canada).
Vacuum Electron Acceleration by Tightly
Focused High Intensity Laser Pulses with
Nanoscale Targets (invited, 25 min)
J. Fuchs (Lab. LULI, Ecole Polytechnique,
France). Ultrafast Plasma Photonic Devices
for the Generation of Control Of Intense Laser
Pulses and Associated Particle Beams
(invited, 25 min)
I.A. Andriyash (CELIA, Univ. Bordeaux,
France) Raman Based X-Ray Amplification
in а Relativistic Electron Beam Confined
in а Standing Laser Wave
LUNCH
TS 4: Nonlinearities in Quantum Systems
and Quantum Optics
TS5: Nonlinear Processes and Turbulence
in Fluids and Plasmas
4.5
O. Kocharovskaya (Texas A&M Univ., USA;
IAP RAS, Russia). Quantum Coherence
Effects in Solids: New Regimes
and Applications (invited, 25 min)
5.5
4.6
L.A. Gushchin (IAP RAS, Russia).
Resonant Laser Spectroscopy of Nd3+ Ions
Doped Into Laf3
V.I. Karas’ (Kharkov Institute of Physics &
Technology, NASU, Ukraine). The Low
Pressure Discharge Induced By Microwave
Radiation With Stochastically Jumping
Phase
5.6
K. Ichimura (Toshiba Corporation, Japan).
A Quantum Computation with a Solid State
EIT Medium (invited, 25 min)
A.Yu. Chirkov (IAP RAS, Russia). Electromagnetic Drift Turbulence and Cross-Field
Transport in Dense Magnetized Plasma
5.7
I.F. Potapenko (Keldysh Institute of Applied
Mathematics RAS). Electron Heating
and Acceleration for the Nonlinear Kinetic
Equation
5.8
A. Fetterman (Princeton Univ., USA).
Wave Induced Supersonic Rotation in
Mirrors
4.7
4.8
4.9
V.I. Kovalev (Herriot-Watt Univ., UK;
P. N. Lebedev Physics Inst., RAS, Russia).
On the Nature and Formalism of Stimulated
Brillioun Scattering (invited, 25 min)
B.W. Adams (Argonne National Laboratory,
USA). Manipulation of Nuclear -ray
Superradiance and Other Experiments
in X-Ray Quantum Optics (invited, 25 min)
WEDNESDAY, July 14 (continued)
15:00 – 17:25
TS2: Physics of Extreme Light
2.10 D.C. Dumitras (INFLPR, Romania). Development
of High Intensity Lasers and ELI – Nuclear
Physics Pillar (invited, 25 min)
2.11 E.A. Khazanov (IAP RAS, Russia). Toward
10 PW Laser: Physical Principles and Optical
Technology (invited, 25 min)
15:00 – 17:05
2.12 Yu.I. Malakhov (ISTC, Russia). Ultra-High
Intensity Light Science and Technologies –
Targeted Initiative (invited, 25 min)
2.13 V.N. Fedosseev (CERN, Switzerland). Laser
Sources of Ion and Electron Beams at
Accelerators and Radioactive Nuclear Beam
Facilities (invited, 25 min)
2.14 X. Ribeyre (CELIA, Univ. Bordeaux, France).
Shock Ignition: an Alternative Scheme to
Achieve High Gain for Inertial Confinement
Fusion (invited, 25 min)
16:00
TS 4: Nonlinearities in Quantum Systems
and Quantum Optics
TS5: Nonlinear Processes and Turbulence in
Fluids and Plasmas
4.10 I. Novikova (The College of
William & Mary, USA). Optimal
Quantum Memory with Hot Rb Atoms
(invited, 25 min)
4.11 G. Yang (Dept. of Physics, Beijing
Normal Univ., China). Storage of a Light
Pulse in an Atomic Medium
with Thermal Effect
4.12 T.Yu. Golubeva (St.Petersburg State
Univ., Russia). A New Loss-Free 2D
Memory Process (invited, 25 min)
4.13 A.A. Kalachev (Zavoisky PhysicalTechnical Inst., RAS, Russia). SinglePhoton Pulse Shaping Using TunableCavity-Based Optical Quantum Storage
4.14 D. Strekalov ( Max Planck Inst.
for the Science of Light, Germany, Jet
Propulsion Laboratory, USA). Nonlinear
and Quantum Optics with Whispering
Gallery Resonators
5.9
Arrival in Kostroma
16:00 – 20:00
Excursion in Kostroma (for accompanying persons)
17:05 – 17:25
COFFEE BREAK
V.E. Nazarov (IAP RAS, Russia).
The Amplitude Modulation of Sound
by Sound in the Water-Saturated River Sand
5.10 V.P. Reutov (IAP RAS, Russia). DifferentScale Convective Rolls in Evaporating Liquid
with Shear Flow in the Presence of SurfaceActive Substance
5.11 I. Sibgatulin (Moscow State Univ., Moscow,
Russia). Development of Penetrative
Convection in Plain Layer
5.12 S.V. Shagalov (IAP RAS, Russia). Nonlinear
Nonlinear Development of Unstable Rossby
Wave-Modes Coupled in the Critical Layer of
a Weakly Dissipative Zonal Flow
WEDNESDAY, July 14 (continued)
17:25 – 22:30
TS2: Physics of Extreme Light
2.15 N.Y. Joly (Univ. of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany).
Efficient Generation Of Deep UV In Ar-Filled HollowCore Photonic Crystal Fiber (invited, 25 min)
2.16 A. Singh (National Inst. of Technology, Jalandhar,
India). Effect of Ponderomotive and Relativistic
Nonlinearity on the Optical Guiding of Ultra-Intense
Laser Pulse in an Axially Nonuniform Plasma
Channel
17:25 – 20:00
2.17 T.C. Pesch (RWTH Aachen Univ., Germany).
Nonlinear Electromagnetic Wave Propagation
in Relativistic Plasmas
2.18 A.A. Balakin (IAP RAS, Russia). Ultra-Short Laser
Pulse Self-Focusing during Gas Ionization
2.19 R. Dabu (INFLPR, Romania). Broadest Bandwidth
for High Power Optical Parametric Amplification in
Nonlinear Crystals
2.20 A.A. Gonoskov (IAP RAS, Russia). The Concept
of Gamma Radiation Source Based on Super-Intense
Laser Pulse Interaction with a Structured Target
2.21 K.A. Ivanov (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State Univ.,
Russia). Fast Electrons Generation by SubRelativistic Laser Pulse Acting onto Plasma with
Varied Density Scalelength
20:00
20:00 – 21:00
21:30
Departure from Kostroma
DINNER
EVENING PROGRAM: Music concert
TS 4: Nonlinearities in Quantum Systems
and Quantum Optics
4.15 Yu.M. Golubev (St.Petersburg State Univ.,
Russia). Relationship between EIT
and Quantum Memory Process
(invited, 25 min)
4.16 A.A. Houck (Princeton University, USA).
Photon Blockade in Circuit Quantum
Electrodynamics (invited, 25 min)
4.17 B.S. Ham (Inha Univ., Korea). Phase
Locked Photon Echoes for Dynamic Control
of Photon Storage (invited, 25 min)
4.18 M.I. Issler (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
Influence of Quantum Dot Nuclear Spins on
Coherent Population Trapping (invited,
25 min)
4.19 M.A. Erukhimova (IAP RAS, Russia).
Nonlinear Theory of Bichromatic Field
Amplification in a - Scheme of EIT with
Stokes Wave Excitation
TS6: Nonlinear Problems in Astrophysics
6.1
A.A. Starobinsky (Landau Inst. for
Theoretical Physics, Russia).
Cosmology in Generalized Einstein
Gravity (invited, 25 min)
6.2
M. Gilfanov (Space Research Institute,
RAS, Russia). Progenitors of Type Ia
supernovae (invited, 25 min)
6.3
S. Nagataki (Kyoto Univ., Japan).
Nonlinear Relativistic Jet Formation and
Gamma-Ray Bursts (invited, 25 min)
6.4
N. Vlahakis (Univ. of Athens, Greece).
Ultrarelativistic Magnetohydrodynamic
Jets in Astrophysics (invited, 25 min)
6.5
L. Titarchuk (Univ. of Ferrara, Italy;
Goddard Space Flight Center and Naval
Research Laboratory, USA)
Observational Signatures of a Black
Hole (invited, 25 min)
6.6
M. Lyutikov (Purdue University, USA).
Structure of Magnetic Fields in NonConvective Stars (invited, 25 min)
Thursday, July 15
8:00
Arrival in Yaroslavl
7:30 – 8:30
BREAKFAST
8:30 – 13:00
Excursion to Rostov the Great
13:00
13:00 – 14:00
Departure from Yaroslavl
LUNCH
PLENARY SESSION 3
14:00 – 14:30
Ch. Jones Forman (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, USA). The Growth of Clusters of Galaxies through Mergers
14:30 – 15:00
S. Tremaine (Institute for Advanced Study, USA), Properties and Dynamics of Extrasolar Planets
15:00 – 15:30
Vl.V. Kocharovsky (IAP RAS, Russia). Self-Consistent Current Structures in Collisionless Relativistic Plasmas
15:30 – 16:00
L.V. Butov (University of California, San-Diego, USA). Indirect Excitons: from the Physics of Cold Gases to Devices and Back
16:00 – 16:30
Yu.E. Lozovik (Institute of Spectroscopy, RAS, Russia). Bose Condensation, Superfluidity and Controlling of Microcavity Polaritons. Polariton Laser
16:30 – 16:50
16:50 – 18:30
COFFEE BREAK
TS11: Mini-Symposium “Atoms in a strong laser
field”
TS 4: Nonlinearities in Quantum Systems
and Quantum Optics
11.1 W. Becker (Max-Born-Institut, Germany). More
Surprises in Above-Threshold Ionization
(invited, 25 min)
4.20 J.Ch. Howell (Univ. of Rochester, USA).
Wonderful World of Weak Values
(invited, 25 min)
11.2 A.M. Popov (Inst. of Nuclear Physics, Moscow
State Univ., Russia). Multiphoton Population of
Rydberg States and Strong-Field Interference
Stabilization in the Tunnel Regime of Ionization
(invited, 25 min)
11.3 A. Pugžlys (Photonics Inst., Vienna University
of Technology, Austria). Control of Electron
Micro-Currents with Intense Multicolor PhaseLocked Pulses (invited, 25 min)
11.4 M.V. Frolov (Voronezh State University,
Russia). High-Order Hamonic Generation by
Atoms in a Two-Color Laser Field: Analytic
Results
18:30 – 20:00
POSTER SESSION 1
20:00 – 21:00
DINNER
21:30
EVENING PROGRAM: Music concert
TS6: Nonlinear Problems in Astrophysics
6.7
F. Mottez (Observatoire de Paris-Meudon,
France). Electron Acceleration and Turbulence
Caused by Alfven Wave Packets in the Auroral
Zone of the Earth (invited, 25 min)
4.21 M.V. Fedorov (A.M. Prokhorov General
Physics Inst., Russia). Entanglement of
Qutrits and Quarts (invited, 25 min)
6.8
R. Rafikov (Princeton Univ., USA). Nonlinear
Evolution of Density Waves in Protoplanetary
Disks (invited, 25 min)
4.22 S.A. Lyon (Princeton Univ., USA).
Pushing the Limits of Electron Spin
Coherence in Condensed Matter
Systems (invited, 25 min)
6.9
M. Lyutikov (Purdue University, USA). Structure of
Cosmic Ray-modified Perpendicular Shocks
4.23 P.M. Anisimov (Louisiana State Univ.,
USA). Invisible Quantum Tripwire
(invited, 25 min)
6.10 E. Maslov (Inst. of Terrestrial Magnetism,
Ionosphere and Radiowave Propagation, RAS,
Russia). Gravipulsons
Friday, July 16
8:00 – 9:00
BREAKFAST
PLENARY SESSION 4
9:00 – 9:30
A. Aspect (Ecole Polytechnique, France). Hanbury Brown and Twiss and other Atom-Atom Correlations: Quantum Atom Optics Comes of Age
9:30 – 10:00
E. Arimondo (Univ. of Pisa, Italy). Quantum Control of Ultracold Atoms in Optical Lattices
10:00 – 10:30
A.A. Baklanov (Danish Meteorological Institute, Denmark). Physical and Chemical Weather: a New Concept and Methodology of Integrated Modeling
10:30 – 11:00
C. Price (Tel Aviv University, Israel). Thunderstorms in a Changing Climate
11:00 – 11:30
K. Jungwirth (Institute of Physics, Czech Republic ). From Perun & Pals to the New Milestones HiLASE, ELI and HiPER on the Road towards Physics of Extreme Light
11:30 – 11:50
COFFEE BREAK
12:00
Arrival at Goritsy
12:00 – 15:00
Excursion to Kirill-Belozersky Monastery
15:00 – 16:00
LUNCH
16:00
16:00 – 18:00
Departure from Goritsy
TS11: Mini-Symposium
“Atoms in a strong laser field”
TS1: General Problem of Nonlinear Dynamics
and Nonlinear Wave Phenomena
TS6: Nonlinear Problems
in Astrophysics
11.5 D. Bauer (University of Rostock, Germany)
Quantum Trajectories in Strong Field Ionization
(invited, 25 min)
11.6 H.-J. Kull (RWTH Aachen Univ., Germany).
From Classical Binary Collisions Towards
Quantum-Mechanical Many-Particle Vlasov
Computations
11.7 V.V. Strelkov (General Physics Institute, RAS,
Russia). Resonant High Harmonic Generation
and Attosecond Pulses Production in Plasma
Plumes
11.8 Ph.A. Korneev (NRNU ''MEPhI'', Moscow,
Russia). High Harmonic Generation in Clusters
Irradiated By Laser Field of Moderate Intensity
11.9 E.A. Anashkina (IAP RAS, Russia). Extreme
Nonlinear Optics with All-Fiber Erbium-Doped
Laser System
1.1
6.11 E.A. Kuznetsov (Landau Inst. for
Theoretical Physics, Russia). Theory
of Mirror Structures in Space Plasma
(invited, 25 min)
6.12 E.V. Derishev (IAP RAS, Russia).
Gyroresonant Radiation Transfer:
Principal Phenomena and
Astrophysical Implications
6.13 I.I. Zinchenko (IAP RAS, Russia)
Observational Manifestations of NonLinear Processes at Early Stages of
Star Formation
6.14 G.D. Fleishman (Ioffe PhysicalTechnical Institute, RAS, Russia).
Stochastic Theory of Radiation:
General Methodology and
Astrophysical Examples
18:00 – 18:20
COFFEE BREAK
18:00 – 20:00
POSTER SESSION 2
20:00 – 21:00
DINNER
21:30
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
V. Afraimovich (Univ. Autonoma de San Luis
Potosi, Mexico). Heteroclinic Channels in
Models of Neural Systems (invited, 25 min)
M.A. Aguero (Univ. Autonoma del Estado de
Mexico). Non-classical Traveling Soliton
Solutions in DNA Model (invited, 25 min)
V.I. Nekorkin (IAP RAS, Russia). Sequential
Dynamics in Morris-Lecar Neurons Network:
Metastable States and Bifurcations (invited,
25 min)
M. Edelman (New York Univ., USA). Fractional
Maps, as Models of Fractional Dynamical
Systems, and Fractional Attractors (invited, 25
min)
H. Engel (Technical Univ. Berlin, Germany).
Dynamics of Wave Segments in TwoDimensional Excitable Media
Saturday, July 17
8:00 – 15:00
8:00 – 9:00
BREAKFAST
PLENARY SESSION 5
9:00 – 9:30
N.B. Suntzeff (Texas A&M University, USA). Observational Signatures of Dark Energy and Dark Matter
9:30 – 10:00
R. Narayan (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics , Harvard Univ., USA). Relativistic Jets in Astrophysics
10:00 – 10:30
H.J. Carmichael (Univ.of Auckland, New Zealand). Cavity QED: Nonlinearity in the World of Quanta
10:30 – 11:00
G. Kuritzki (Weizmann Institute, Israel). Schroedinger's Cat in a Hot Bath
11:00 – 11:30
V.Yu. Bychenkov (Lebedev Physics Institute, Russia). Towards the High Quality Laser-Accelerated Particle Beams
11:30 – 11:50
COFFEE BREAK
TS11: Mini-Symposium
“Atoms in a strong laser field”
TS1: General Problem of Nonlinear Dynamics
and Nonlinear Wave Phenomena
11.10 T. Nakajima (Kyoto University, Japan).
Can Coherence be Produced upon
Ionization? (invited, 25 min)
1.6
P.M. Lushnikov (L.D. Landau Inst. for Theoretical
Physics and Univ. of New Mexico, USA)
Strong Collapse Turbulence in Nonlinear
Schroedinger Equation (invited, 25 min)
1.7
11.11 H.B. van Linden van den Heuvell (Univ.
of Amsterdam, Netherlands).
Experiments on Strong Field Dressing
of Polarizable States (invited, 25 min)
11:50 – 14:00
11.12 Yu. Rostovtsev (Univ. of North Texas,
USA). Quantum Coherence Excited by
Far-Detuned Optical Pulses: Generation
of X-ray and Nuclear Radiation (invited,
25 min)
11.13 B. Bernhardt (Max-Planck-Inst. for
Quantum Optics, Germany). Frequency
Combs in the XUV (invited, 25 min)
11.14 V.A. Polovinkin (IAP RAS, Russia).
Generation of Few-Cycle Attosecond
Pulses via Dynamic Stark Shift and
Tunnel Ionization in Hydrogen-Like
Medium
14:00 – 15:00
LUNCH
TS3: Nonlinear Problems in Geophysics
3.1
G.S. Golitsyn (Inst. of Atmospheric Physics,
RAS, Russia ). Singular Solutions of 2DHydrodynamics Equations and Their
Reproductions as Intense Vortices in the
Atmosphere and Oceans (invited, 25 min)
N.N. Rosanov (S.I. Vavilov State Optical
Institute, Russia) Envelope and Extreme
Dissipative Optical Solitons (invited, 25 min)
3.2
S.I. Popel (Institute for Dynamics of
Geospheres, RAS, Russia). Atmospheric Dust
and Nonlinear Processes (invited, 25 min)
1.8
Y.A. Stepanyants (Univ. of Southern
Queensland, Australia). The Inverse Problem for
the Gross–Pitaevskii Equation
3.3
1.9
N.M. Zubarev (Inst. of Electrophysics, Ural
Branch of RAS, Russia). Nonlinear Waves on
Electrified Fluid Sheets: Exact 3D Solutions
I.B. Konovalov (IAP RAS, Russia).
Probabilistic and Nonlinear Methods of the
Synergetic Use of Simulated and Measured
Data in Air Pollution Studies (invited, 25 min)
3.4
L. Shemer (Tel-Aviv Univ., Israel).
Experiments on the Momentum Exchange
between Wind and Waves
3.5
D.A. Sergeev (IAP RAS, Russia). Investigation
of the Nonlinear Effects in the Turbulent
Boundary Layer over the Wavy Surface
3.6
V. Polnikov (Obukhov Inst. for Physics of
Atmosphere, Russia). Spectral Theory for
Dissipation Mechanism of Wind Waves
1.10 S.V. Prants (Pacific Oceanological Inst., Russia).
Destruction of Transport Barriers In Perturbed
Jets
1.11 E.V. Grigorieva (Belarus State Economic Univ.,
Belarus). Quasinormal Forms for Bifurcations of
Optical Patterns in Nonlinear Interferometer with
Spatial Field Transformer in Feedback
Saturday, July 17 (continued)
15:00 – 22:30
TS 9: Mini-Symposium
“Cooperative and Coherent Effects
in Cold Gases and Condensed Matter
Systems”
9.1
9.2
15:00 – 17:20
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
17:00
17:20 – 17:40
20:00
20:00 – 21:00
21:30
V.V. Kocharovsky (Texas A&M University,
USA and IAP RAS). Nonpertubative
Microscopic Theory of Critical
Phenomena in Bose-Einstein
Condensation (invited, 25 min)
M. Allegrini (Univ. of Pisa, Italy).
Resonant Multiphoton Ionization: a
Powerful Control Tool to Detect PhotoAssociated Ultracold Molecules (invited,
25 min)
W. Gawlik (Jagiellonian Univ., Poland).
Experiments on Quantum Coherence with
Cold Atoms (invited, 25 min)
A.V. Gorbunov (Inst. of Solid State
Physics, RAS, Russia). Dipolar Exciton
Bose Condensate and Its Coherence
(invited, 25 min)
A. M. Kamchatnov (Institute of
Spectroscopy, RAS, Russia). Generation
of Solitons by a Transcritical Flow of a
Bose-Einstein Condensate through a
Penetrable Barrier (invited, 25 min)
P.A. Kalinin (IAP RAS, Russia). Polariton
Mode Lasing in Traps for BoseCondensate of Indirect Excitons:
Modelling and Expectations
Arrival to Kizhi
COFFEE BREAK
Departure from Kizhi
DINNER
EVENING PROGRAM: Music concert
TS1: General Problem of Nonlinear Dynamics
and Nonlinear Wave Phenomena
TS8: Mini-Symposium “Nonlinear processes
in the climate systems”
1.12 L.A. Ostrovsky (NOAA Environmental
Technology Lab., USA; IAP RAS, Russia).
Progress in Modeling of Strongly Nonlinear
Internal Waves (invited, 25 min)
G.S. Golitsyn, J. Penner, C. Price,
E.A. Mareev. Introductory Remarks
1.13 N. Berloff (Univ. of Cambridge, UK). Spatial
Pattern Formation In Nonequilibrium
Condensates
8.1
E.A. Mareev (IAP RAS, Russia).
Atmospheric Electrical Processes of
Different Scales and Their Implications in
the Climate System (invited, 25 min)
8.2
S.P. Smyshlyaev (Russian State
Hydrometeorological Univ., St.Petersburg,
Russia). Indirect Effects of Lightning Impact
on Atmospheric Composition and Structure
(invited, 25 min)
8.3
L. Alfonso (Univ. Autónoma de la Ciudad de
México, Mexico). Simulating Warm Cloud
Microphysics with a Particle-Based
Multicomponent Cloud Microphysical Model
(invited, 25 min)
8.4
Yu.V. Shlyugaev (IAP RAS, Russia). Experimental Study of Thunderstorm Climatology
in the Upper Volga Region
8.5
N.M. Sitnikov (Central Aerological
Observatory, Russia). Aircraft Investigations
of Variability of Gas Species Concentrations
in Atmosphere
(invited, 25 min)
1.14 V.I. Klyatskin (Institute of Atmospheric Physics,
RAS, Russia). Stochastic (Turbulent) Dynamo
(Statistical Topography Aspects)
1.15 G.A. Khabakhpashev (Inst. of Thermophysics,
Sib. Branch of RAS, Russia). Processes of the
Nonlinear Waves Interaction in Dispersive
Media: Plane and Axially-Symmetrical
Perturbations of the Shallow Water free Surface
1.16 E.I. Yakubovich (IAP RAS, Russia). Scalar
Description of Three-Dimensional Flows of
Incompressible Fluid
1.17 O.V. Zubareva (Inst. of Electrophysics, Ural
Branch of RAS, Russia). Equilibrium
Configurations of the Surface of a Conducting
Liquid in the Electric Field of a Charged Straight
Filament
Sunday, July 18
8:00 – 16:30
8:00 – 9:00
BREAKFAST
PLENARY SESSION 6
9:00 – 9:30
N. Kroó (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary). Nonlinear Plasmonics
9:30 – 10:00
V.M. Schalaev (Purdue University, USA). Metamaterials: Transforming Theory into Reality
10:00 – 10:30
Th. Kühl (GSI Helmholtz-Centre, Germany) Extreme Field Physics with Lasers and Highly-Charged Heavy Ions
10:30 – 11:00
A.I. Neishtadt (Space Research Institute, RAS, Russia). Averaging, Passages Through Resonances, and Captures into Resonance in Dynamics of Charged Particles
11:00 – 11:30
N.V. Vvedenskii (IAP RAS, Russia). Terahertz Waves Generation Caused by Gas Ionization with Intense Femtosecond Laser Pulses
11:00
Arrival to Mandrogi
11:30 – 11:50
COFFEE BREAK
11:50 – 13:50
Excursion to Mandrogi
13:50 – 14:50
LUNCH
TS 9: Mini-Symposium “Cooperative
and Coherent Effects in Cold Gases
and Condensed Matter Systems”
9.6
14:50 – 16:10
9.7
9.8
16:00
16:10 – 16:30
A. Turlapov (IAP RAS, Russia).
Observation of a Two-Dimensional
Atomic Fermi Gas (invited, 25 min)
L.E. Reichl (Univ. of Texas, USA).
Quantum Control of Entangled Cold
Boson Systems Using Nonlinear
Dynamics (invited, 25 min)
A. Belyanin (Texas A&M Univ.,
USA). Nonlinear Dynamics
of Quantum Cascade Lasers
(invited, 25 min)
Departure from Mandrogi
COFFEE BREAK
TS1: General Problem of Nonlinear Dynamics and
Nonlinear Wave Phenomena
TS8: Mini-Symposium “Nonlinear processes in the
climate systems”
1.18 S.P. Kuznetsov (Institute of Radio-Engineering
and Electronics, Saratov Branch, Russia).
Phase Chaos in Cooperative Dynamics of Two
Alternately Syncronized Ensembles of Globally
Coupled Self-Oscillators
8.6
O.B. Popovicheva (Inst. of Nuclear Physics, Moscow
State Univ., Russia). Role of Soot Aerosols
in Climate Systems: Progress and Uncertainties
in Laboratory Studies (invited, 25 min)
8.7
J.C. Chow (Desert Research Inst., USA). Black
Carbon Measurement Methods and Their
Uncertainties (invited, 25 min)
8.8
J.G. Watson (Desert Research Inst., USA). Source
Characterization Methods and Results for Global
Black Carbon Emission Inventories (invited, 25 min)
1.19 G. Dhont (Univ. du Littoral Cote d'Opale,
France). A Time-Dependent Perturbation
to Observe Hamiltonian Monodromy
1.20 D.V. Strunin (Univ. of Southern Queensland,
Australia). Nonlinearly Excited Phase Dynamics
in a System of Coupled Oscillators
Sunday, July 18 (continued)
16:30 – 23:00
16:30 – 19:15
TS10: Metamaterials
TS 7: Mini-Symposium “Rogue Waves in Nature”
10.1 B. Luk’yanchuk (Data Storage Institute,
Agency for Research, Science and
Technology, Singapore). Optical Fano
Resonance in Plasmonic Materials
and Metamaterials (invited, 25 min)
7.1
E.N. Pelinovsky (IAP RAS, Russia) Rogue
Waves – Review (invited, 25 min)
7.2
P.C. Liu (NOAA, USA). What Do We Know
about Freaque Waves in Nature?
-- An Empiricist's View (invited, 25 min)
10.2 A. Boltasseva (Technical Univ.
of Denmark). Searching for Better
Plasmonic Materials (invited, 25 min)
7.3
L. Shemer (Tel-Aviv Univ., Israel). Extreme
Water Waves: Deterministic vs. Random
(invited, 25 min)
10.3 A.A. Sukhorukov (Australian National
Univ., Australia). Nonlinear Photonics
In Curved Structures
7.4
V.B. Matveev (Univ. de Bourgogne, IMB,
France). The Constructions of Extremal
Waves Solutions for Some Integrable
Systems (invited, 25 min)
10.4 K. Wang (Beijing Normal Univ. China).
Optical Cloaking and Transformation
in Ghost Imaging
7.5
7.6
7.7
20:00 – 22:00
DINNER PARTY
T. Talipova (IAP RAS, Russia). Rogue Long
Internal Waves in the Ocean
A. Sergeeva (IAP RAS, Russia). Evolution
of Unidirectional Irregular Nonlinear Waves
to a Steady State in Deep Water
E.N. Pelinovsky (IAP RAS, Russia). NonReflected Interfacial Waves in Coastal
Waters
TS8: Mini-Symposium “Nonlinear processes in the
climate systems”
8.9
V.Y. Smorodin (Univ. of Delaware, USA; Moscow
State Univ. Russia) Global Climate Change,
Aerosols and Earth’s Ecosphere (invited, 25 min)
8.10 D.G. Baumgardner (Centro de Ciencias
de la Atmósfera, Univ. Nacional Autónoma
de México, Mexico). Changes in Precipitation
Intensity in Mexico City: Urban Heat Island Effect
or the Impact of Aerosol Pollution? (invited,
25 min)
8.11 S.S. Vlasenko (St. Petersburg State University,
Russia). Optical Properties of the Hydrophobic
and Hydrophilic Soot Particles in Humid
Atmosphere (invited, 25 min)
8.12 A.A. Okhapkin (Central Aerohydrodynamic
Institute, Russia) Emissions Inventories
and Future Scenarios of Russian Civil Aviation
8.13 V.A. Gordin (RF Hydrometeocenter; Higher
School of Economics, Russia). Geometry of Earth
Atmospheric Fronts
Roundtable Discussion
Monday, July 19
8:00
Arrival to Valaam
8:00 – 9:00
BREAKFAST
9:00 – 14:00
Excursion to Valaam
14:00 – 15:00
LUNCH
PLENARY SESSION 7
15:00 – 15:30
V.E. Zakharov (Lebedev Physical Inst., RAS, Russia). Freak Waves, Wave-breaking and Dissipation of the Surface Waves Energy
15:30 – 16:00
E.N. Pelinovsky (IAP RAS, Russia).
Progress in Tsunami Physics: from Understanding to Prediction for 50 years between Two Global Chilean Tsunamis (1960 and 2010)
16:00 – 16:30
J.P. Dowling (Louisiana State University, USA). Quantum Optical Metrology, Imaging, and Computing
16:30 – 17:00
B.C. Sanders (University of Calgary, Canada). Few-Photon All-Optical Switching
17:00 – 17:30
A.C.J. Luo (Southern Illinois University, USA). Transport Laws and Multi-valued Vector Fields in Discontinuous Dynamical Systems
17:30 – 17:50
COFFEE BREAK
TS1: General Problem of Nonlinear Dynamics
and Nonlinear Wave Phenomena
17:50 – 18:50
1.21 D. Kondrashov (Univ. of California, LA, USA). Using Past Noise and Low-Ferquency Variability for Enso Forecasting
1.22 T.I. Khabakhpasheva (M.A. Lavrentyev Inst. of Hydrodynamics, Russia). Hydroelastic Analysis of Entry and Exit of
an Elastic Shell on a Thin Layer of the Water
18:50 – 19:20
CLOSING SESSION
20:00 – 21:00
DINNER
21:30
EVENING PROGRAM: Music concert
Tuesday, July 20
8:00
Arrival in St.-Petersburg
8:00 – 9:00
BREAKFAST
POSTER SESSION 1:
PS-1.
A.A. Balakin (IAP RAS, Russia). Stabilization of Filament Instability of an Ultrashort Relativistically Strong Laser Pulse in Plasma
PS-2.
E.S. Efimenko (IAP RAS, Russia). Ionization-Induced Scattering of Femtosecond Laser Pulse Focused in Dense Gas
PS-3.
M.V. Frolov (Voronezh State University, Russia). Analytic Description of Laser-Assisted Radiative Recombination of Electron
PS-4.
V.I. Karas’ (Kharkov Inst. of Physics & Technology, NASU, Ukraine). Similarity Conditions for Cathode-Directed Streamer
in Needle-Plane Electrode System
PS-5.
S.I. Kaskov (BMSTU, Russia). Nonlinear Free-Dimensional Separated Flows and Their Application in the Heat Engineering
PS-6.
A.V. Kochetov (IAP RAS, Russia). Modeling of Self-Consistent Radio Wave Damping due to Electromagnetic Drive of Artificial Ionosphere Turbulence
PS-7.
A.V. Korzhimanov (IAP RAS, Russia). Chaotic Oscillations of Overdense Plasma Surface in the Superstrong Laser Field
PS-8.
M. Lyutikov (Purdue University, USA). Nonthermal Filaments in Cassiopeia A: Testing Plasma Turbulence
PS-9.
E.E. Mikhailov (The College of William & Mary, USA). Magnetic Field Detection and Imaging with Atomic Rb Vapor
PS-10.
E.N. Nerush (IAP RAS, Russia). Modeling of Electromagnetic Cascade Generation in Field of Colliding Circularly Polarized Laser Pulses
PS-11.
S.V. Ryzhkov (N.E. Bauman Moscow State Technical Univ., Russia). Non-linear Aspects in a Model of Laser-Driven Implosion
PS-12.
A.A. Silaev (IAP RAS, Russia). Residual Current Density in a Plasma Produced by a Few-Cycle Laser Pulse
PS-13.
A.A. Silaev (IAP RAS, Russia). New Low-Dimentional Models for Quantum-Mechanical Description of Ultrafast Strong-Field Phenomena
PS-14.
V.V. Vdovin (IAP RAS, Russia). Magnetic Field Diagnostics of Plasmas Based on Coherent Population Trapping Effect in Hydrogen-Like Atoms
POSTER SESSION 2:
PS-15.
A.A. Abrashkin (IAP RAS, Russia). Study of Propagation of Wave Package at the Free Surface of Viscous Fluid
PS-16.
L.Z. Khadeeva (Inst. for Metals Superplasticity Problems, RAS). Atomic Weight Ratio Effect on DB’s Properties in Crystals with NaCl Structure
PS-17.
I.F. Potapenko (Keldysh Inst. of Applied Mathematics, RAS, Russia). Dynamics of a Non-Equilibrium Electron-Phonon System
for Semiconductors and Metals in a Strong Electrical Field
PS-18.
S.V. Prants (Pacific Oceanological Inst., Russia). Propagation of Atomic Matter Waves in a Laser Field
PS-19.
E. Prokopev (ITEP, Russia). Influence of Free Volumes and Nanoobjects of Emptiness on Evolution of Properties of Nanomaterials
PS-20.
V.P. Reutov (IAP RAS, Russia). External Instability Condition at the Parametric Excitation of the Modulated Wave Patterns in a Thin Liquid Layer
PS-21.
V.P. Reutov (IAP RAS, Russia). Generation of Three-Dimensional Nonlinear Waves on the Compliant Coatings under a Potential Flow
PS-22.
L.A. Smirnov (IAP RAS, Russia). Asymptotic Approach to the Vortex Generation Process at a Nonlinear Stage of Dark Solitons Modulation Instability
PS-23.
S.S. Vlasenko (St. Petersburg State University, Russia). Optical Properties of Smoke and Humic Acid Aerosols in Wet Atmosphere
PS-24.
N.V. Zaitseva (IAP RAS, Russia). Compound Solitons of Gardner Equation with Variable Coefficients
PERSONAL SCHEDULE
July 13
July 14
July 15
July 16
July 17
July 18
July 19
BREAKFAST
OPENING SESSION
PLENARY TALKS:
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PLENARY TALKS:
J.E. Penner
A. Aspect
N.B. Suntzeff
N. Króo
M. Lukin
E. Arimondo
R. Narayan
V.M. Shalaev
R. Sunyaev
P. Pillet
A.A. Baklanov
H.J. Carmichael
Th. Kühl
W. Forman
S.S Zilitinkevich
C. Price
G. Kuritzki
A.I. Neishtadt
K. Jungwirth
V.Yu. Bychenkov
N.V. Vvedenskii
PLENARY TALK:
EXCURSION:
Yu.I. Troitskaya
EXCURSION:
ROSTOV
COFFEE BREAK
PLENARY TALKS:
C.H. Keitel
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VALAAM
COFFEE BREAK
THE GREAT
EXCURSION:
I.Yu. Kostyukov
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GORITSY
MANDROGI
M. Zepf
LUNCH
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Ch. Jones Forman
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V.E. Zakharov
EXCURSION:
S. Tremaine
E.N. Pelinovsky
GORODETS
Vl.V. Kocharovsky
J.P. Dowling
L.V. Butov
B.C. Sanders
Yu.E. Lozovik
A. Luo
COFFEE BREAK
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CLOSING SESSION
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