International Workshop on Warm Dense Matter
Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Monday April 10, 2017
Invited Session 1
I1. Sam Trickey, University of Florida
“Finite-temperature exchange-correlation functionals: Developments and
Implications”
I2. Simon Groth, Kiel University
“The uniform electron gas at Warm Dense Matter conditions”
I3. Luke Shulenberger, Sandia National Laboratories
“Understanding Quantum Monte Carlo applied to Warm Dense Matter”
I4. Beata Ziaja, DESY
“Transient optical properties as diagnostics of warm dense matter formation”
Contributed Session 1
C1. Richard More, RMorePhysics
“Metal-insulator transition in Warm Dense Matter”
C2. Dirk Gericke, University of Warwick
“A nonlinear screening approach to effective ionization energies in Warm Dense
Matter”
C3. Patrick Renaudin, CEA
“Electrical resistivity and plasmon damping of two-temperature warm dense
aluminum”
C4. Bastin Witte, SLAC
“Warm Dense Matter demonstrating non-Drude conductivity from observation of nonlinear plasmon damping”
Invited Session 2
I5. Siegfried Glenzer, SLAC
“Determining the physics of Warm Dense Matter found in brown dwarfs”
I6. Hitoki Yoneda, University of Electro-communications
“Hard X-ray coherent photonics with high energy density matter created by intense
XFEL laser”
I7. Norimasa Ozaki, Osaka University
“Ultrafast XRD observation of laser-shock induced lattice dynamics in phase
transformation phenomenon”
I8. Andrew Ng, University of British Columbia
“Electron kinetics in non-equilibrium warm dense Au”
Contributed Session 2
C5. Sven Toleikis, DESY
“Soft X-rays induce femtosecond solid-to solid phase transition”
C6. Andrew McKelvey, LLNL
“Thermal conductivity measurements of warm dense iron at LCLS”
C7. Noemie Jourdain, Universite de Bordeaux
“Time-resolved XANES spectroscopy using a table-top laser-plasma source: study of
copper under exteme conditions and out-of-equilibrium”
C8. Ronnie Shepherd, LLNL
“Ionization potential depression in short pulse laser heated buried layers”
Tuesday April 11, 2017
Invited Session 3
I9. Marcus Knudson, Sandia National Laboratories
“Dynamic compression experiments on deuterium and their implications for first
principle theory”
I10. Dayne Fratanduono, LLNL
“Warm Dense Matter EOS measurements performed on the NIF”
I11. Amalia Fernandez-Panella, LLNL
“New laser-driven measurements of shock compressed deuterium along the principal
Hugoniot up to 500GPa”
I12. Zhijiang Chen, SLAC
“Interatomic potential of two-temperature warm dense Au”
Contributed Session 3
C9. Peter Celliers, LLNL
“Insulator-metal transition in dense fluid deuterium”
C10. Nicholas Hartley, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf
“Hydrocarbons at extreme conditions”
C11. James Hawreliak, Washington State University
“Measuring the properties of shock released quartz and parylene-N”
C12. Jun Zheng, Laboratory of Shock Wave and Detonation Physics
“Shock-adiabatic to quasi-isentropic compression of warm dense helium”
Invited Session 4
I13. Charlie Starrett, Los Alamos National Laboratory
“Equation of state calculations for dense plasmas using psued-atom molecular
dynamics”
I14. Jianmin Yuan, National University of Defense Technology
“The characteristics of electronic structure and the related optical and electronic
transportations of warm dense He and Ar”
I15. Michael Desjarlais, Sandia National Laboratories
“Development of a wide-range electrical and thermal conductivity model for ICF
applications”
I16. Martin French, University of Rostock
“Electrical and thermal conductivity of partially ionized water plasmas”
Poster Session
P1. Tobias Dornheim, Kiel University
“Ab initio Quantum Monte Carlo simulation of the warm dense electron gas”
P2. Andrew Baczewski, Sandia National Labroatories
“Real-time time-dependent Density Functional Theory beyond the linear response
regime”
P3. Daniel Jensen, Sandia National Laboratories
“Exploring the exchange-correlation potential’s temperature dependence with densityto-potential inversions”
P4. Raymond Clay III, Sandia National Laboratories
“Impact of density functional approximations on the thermodynamics of hydrogenhelium mixtures”
P5. Yong Hou, National University of Defense Technology
“Transport properties of different charge-state ions in Warm Dense Matter regime”
P6. Francois Soubiran, University of California, Berkeley
“Electronic transport properties of silicates at conditions of super-Earth interiors”
P7. Cheng Gao, National University of Defense Technology
“Radiative transfer of an ultra-intense X-ray pulse through solid-density aluminum”
P8. Yurina Michine, University of Electro-communications
“Production of periodic density modulation in high density gas with ozone-assisted
absorption”
P9. Alison Saunders, University of California, Berkeley
“Elastic X-ray scattering from Argon impurities in imploding Beryllium capsules”
P10. Florent Occelli, CEA
“Time-resolved synchrotron X-ray measurements of laser-shocked tantalum”
P11. Marius Millot, LLNL
“X-ray diffraction of water dynamically compressed to 4 Mbar and evidence for a new
crystalline ice phase”
P12. Riccado Bolis, LULI
“XANES investigation of MgO at the density-temperature conditions relevant to WDM
regime”
P13. Jae-Hyung Jung, GIST
“Ultrafast EUV absorption spectroscopy setup for Warm Dense Matter”
P14. Philip Heimann, SLAC
“X-ray FEL heating of Iron”
P15. Michael MacDonald, University of California, Berkeley
“Resolving ultrafast heating and ionization dynamics in atomic clusters using X-ray
Thomson scattering at LCLS”
P16. Chandra Curry, SLAC & University of Alberta
“High repetition-rate AC conductivity measurements of warm dense water”
P17. Luke Fletcher, SLAC
“Two-temperature equilibration in warm dense hydrogen measured with ultrafast Xray scattering”
P18. Yuan Ping, LLNL
“Thermal conductivity measurements of proton-heated warm dense aluminum”
P19. Mianzhen Mo, SLAC
“Study of ionization dynamics in femtosecond laser excited aluminum with betatron Xray radiation”
P20. Tomoki Suzuki, University of Electro-communications
“Sub-femtosecond pump-probe measurements for WDM dynamics of Bi”
P21. Minju Kim, GIST
“Femtosecond optical reflectivity measurement for warm dense aluminum”
P22. Benjamin Ofori-Okai, SLAC
“Towards direct dc conductivity of Warm Dense Matter measured by single-shot THz
Spectroscopy”
Wednesday April 12
Contributed Session 4
C13. Stephanie Hansen, Sandia National Laboratories
“X-ray scattering from quasi-bound states”
C14. Feilu Wang, National Astronomical Observatories, Beijing
“Temperature diagnostics with He-like triplet lines in photo ionized plasmas”
C15. Francois Soubiran, University of California, Berkeley
“Path integral Monte Carlo and Density Functional Molecular Dynamics simulations of
warm dense plastic, oxygen, and sodium”
C16. Qian Ma, National University of Defense Technology
“Molecular Dynamics simulation of electron-ion temperature relaxation in warm
dense hydrogen: Electronic quantum effects”
C17. Manuel Schottler, University of Rostock
“Miscibility gap of hydrogen-helium mixtures”
C18. Genri Norman, National Research University Higher School of Economics
“Ionization of molecules a the fluid-fluid phase transition in warm dense hydrogen”
C19. Ilnur Saitov, Joint Institute for High Temperatures RAS
“Critical point and mechanism of the phase transition in warm dense hydrogen”
C20. Qiong Li, Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics
“The thermodynamic instability induced by pressure ionization in fluid helium”
C21. Mandy Bethkenhagen, University of Rostock
“The linear mixing approximation for planetary ices”
C22. Gongmu Zhang, Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics
“Equation of state of Xe in wide range”
Contributed Session 4
C23. Kyle Cochrane, Sandia National Laboratories
“Modeling the shock Hugoniot in porous materials”
C24. Yan-Hong Zhao, Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics
“Equation of state of detonation products based on chemical equilibrium”
C25. Mianzhen Mo, SLAC
“Study of structural dynamics in ultrafast-laser irradiated gold with MeV UltrafastElectron-Diffraction”
C26. Tommy Ao, Sandia National Laboratories
“X-ray diagnostics for warm dense matter experiments on the Z-Accelerator”
C27. Emma McBride, DESY
“A novel setup for transverse diffraction at the LCLS: Shock-compressed silicon”
C28. Yutong Li, Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics
“Coherent Terahertz transition radiation form intense laser-foil interactions”
C29. Federica Coppari, LLNL
“Absolute, reference free, EOS measurements form laser-accelerated flyer-plate
impact”
C30. Joshua Townsend, Sandia National Laboratories
“Shock and release of Mg2SiO4 to 1 TPa”
C31. Qifeng Chen, Laboratory of Shock Wave and Detonation Physics
“Production and diagnostics of Warm Dense Matter by multi-shock compressions”