Presentations files

Workshop on Decoherence in Quantum Dynamical Systems

To be held at ECT* Trento, IT

April 26^th -30^th, 2010

Files of Workshop Presentations

Monday	April 26th
Franz Hasselbach	U-Tübingen, DE	Decoherence of electron waves caused by irreversible electromagnetic interaction with charges in a resistive plate
Stefan Gerlich	U-Vienna, AU	Coherence and decoherence of hot, complex molecules
Klaus Hornberger	MPIPKS, Dresden	Decoherence phenomena in molecular systems
David Hinde	ANU, Canberra, Australia	Quantum coherence and decoherence in low energy nuclear collisions: from superposition to irreversible outcomes
Lorenzo Corradi	INFN Legnaro, IT	Aspects of the transition from quasielastic to deep inelastic processes
Tuesday	April 27th
Alexis Diaz Torres	U-Surrey, UK	Decoherence in low energy nuclear collisions?
Mahir Hussein	USP, Sao Paulo, Brazil	Collective response of atom clusters and nuclei: Role of chaos
Marek Ploszajczak	GANIL, Caen, France	Shell Model for Open Quantum Systems
Aurelian Isar	NIPNE, Bucharest, RO	Quantum decoherence and entanglement in two mode open systems
Peter Saalfrank	U-Potsdam, DE	Open system density matrix theory for surface science problems
Ulrich Kleinekathöfer	Jacobs University, Bremen	Applying time-local quantum master equations to dissipative dynamics and transport
Wednesday	April 28th
Jyrki Piilo	U-Turku, Finland	Open quantum systems with memory
Barry Garraway	U-Sussex, UK	Decay analysis with reservoir structures
Irene Burghardt	ENS, Paris, FR	Coherence and decoherence in ultrafast molecular processes: non-Markovian approaches based upon a hierarchical effective-mode decomposition
David Coker	UCD, Dublin, IR	Coherent excitation energy transfer in photosynthetic light harvesting systems
Angelo Bassi	U-Trieste, IT	Non-Markovian quantum dynamics: a stochastic Schrödinger equation approach
Guillaume Hupin	GANIL, Caen,FR	Quantum Monte-Carlo for Non-Markovian dynamics
Thursday	April 29th
Denis Lacroix	GANIL, Caen, FR	The nuclear many-body problem: an open quantum system perspective
Takashi Nakatsukasa	RIKEN, Japan	Time-dependent approaches to quantum dynamics of many-body systems
Arnau Rios	U-Surrey, UK	Time-dependent Green's Functions Approach to Nuclear Reactions
Walter Strunz	TU-Dresden, DE	Quantum decoherence of qubits
Ronnie Kosloff	Hebrew University, IS	Control by decoherence: weak field control of excited state objective
Friday	April 30th
Baha Balantekin	U-Wisconsin, USA	Dissipation in Multidimensional Quantum Tunnelling and Sub-barrier Fusion
Mahananda Dasgupta	ANU, Canberra, Australia	Coherence and dissipation in nuclear fusion
Kouichi Hagino	Tohoku University, JP	Sub-barrier fusion reactions with dissipative couplings

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