Program of the MPD meeting
Révision datée du 18 avril 2015 à 10:48 par Benoit (discussion | contributions)
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Another previous discussion meeting a long time ago.
Talks - format and purpose
Time slots will be allocated for short presentations of no more than ~10-15min, just enough to present ONE specific point briefly and to open questions for the discussion. So it will not be usual types of scientific presentations, but unformal talks with the purpose to stimulate discussions and save a lots of space for it.
Schedule
- Each of the three days the meeting will start at 9:00. Finishing time will depend on us (~18:00).
- Coffee beaks will take place between 9:45-10:15 and 15h15-15h45 (16h00-16h30 on Wednesday 6th). Time schedule is unfortunately not flexible due to availability constraints of the coffee breaks room.
- Lunches will take place be between 12:00 and 14:00 (buffet lunch in the IHP building), starting/finishing when we choose during this time frame.
Program
The program is meant to be flexible, and can be modified/adjusted on demand and in the course of the meeting.
| Monday 4 May | Tuesday 5 Mayl | Wednesday 6 May | |
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| Day topic: grid techniques, algorithms and implementations | Day topic: what to compute and search for? | Day topic: rencent and potential applications | |
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| 12:00-14:00 Lunch | 12:00-14:00 Lunch | 12:00-14:00 Lunch | |
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By order of appearance:
- Benoît Braïda : "Opening"
- Pascal Frey : "Adaptative grid techniques"
- Guillaume Acke (1) : "Implementing maximum probability domains: description of the current algorithm"
- Jeremy Dalphin : "Recent advances in algorithms"
- Mauro Causà (1) : "Implementation of MPD in solid state"
- Federica Agostini (1) : "Recent advances in implementation"
- Marcos Menéndez San Francisco : "What can be computed from MPDs? Basic examples from simple covalent, ionic, and multiple bonding systems"
- Ángel Martín Pendás (1) : "A potpourri: what to search for, how to quantify information from MPDs"
- Guillaume Acke (2) : "Implementing maximum probability domains: ‘foreseeable' pitfalls"
- Arne Lüchow : "Topological analysis of the many-electron probability |Psi|^2"
- Alexander Sax (1) : "The connection between spin coupling in OVB and MP of the active electrons in chemical reactions."
- Ángel Martín Pendás (2) : "MPDs in molecular electrides"
- Alexander Sax (2) : "What triggers changes in the spin rearrangements when reactants approach?"
- Mauro Causà (2) : "Recent applications of MPD in solid state"
- Monica Calatayud-Antonino : "Potential applications in material science"
- Federica Agostini (2) : "Recent advances in applications"