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PROGRAM10th Anniversary HTS Workshop

on Physics, Materials and Applications

March 12-16, 1996Doubletree Hotel at Allen Center

Houston, Texas

Organizing Committees

International Advisory CommitteeP. W. Anderson (Princeton U), J. G. Bednorz (IBM Zürich), P. Chaudhari (IBM Yorktown Heights), M. L. Cohen (UC Berkeley), R. C. Dynes(UC San Diego), T. H. Geballe (Stanford U), K. Kitazawa (U Tokyo), M. V. Klein (U Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), B. Raveau (U Caen), J. R.Schrieffer (NHMFL, Florida State U), S. Tanaka (ISTEC), M.-K. Wu (National Tsing Hua U), Z. X. Zhao (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Program CommitteeCo-Chairs: B. Batlogg (AT&T Bell Labs), W. K. Chu (TCSUH), D. Gubser (NRL)

U. Balachandran (Argonne), B. Batlogg (AT&T Bell Labs), M. Cardona (Max Planck Inst.), W. K. Chu (TCSUH), T. Claeson (Chalmers Uof Technology), G. W. Crabtree (Argonne), J. Daley (DOE), F. de la Cruz (Centro Atómico Bariloche), G. Deutscher (Tel Aviv U), Ø. Fischer(U Geneva), H. Freyhardt (U Göttingen), H. Fukuyama (U Tokyo), J. B. Goodenough (UT Austin), P. M. Grant (EPRI), R. L. Greene (UMaryland), D. U. Gubser (NRL), R. A. Hawsey (Oak Ridge), H. C. Ku (National Tsing Hua U), D. C. Larbalestier (U Wisconsin, Madison),A. Lauder (DuPont), W.-Y. Liang (U Cambridge), K. K. Likharev (SUNY Stony Brook), A. P. Malozemoff (ASC), D. E. Peterson (Los Alamos),R. Ralston (MIT Lincoln Lab), C. N. R. Rao (Indian Institute of Science), T. M. Rice (ETH Hönggerberg), J. M. Rowell, T. R. Schneider(EPRI), D. T. Shaw (SUNY Buffalo), R. Sokolowski (IGC), C. S. Ting (TCSUH), M. Tachiki (Tohoku U, Sendai), H. Weinstock (AFOSR), H.H. Wickman (NSF), S. A. Wolf (NRL)

Local CommitteeCo-Chairs: A. L. de Lozanne (UT Austin), D. G. Naugle (Texas A&M), K. Salama (TCSUH)

Workshop Secretary: S. W. ButlerW. K. Chu (TCSUH), A. L. de Lozanne (UT Austin), P.-H. Hor (TCSUH), A. Ignatiev (TCSUH), A. J. Jacobson (TCSUH), D. G. Naugle (TexasA&M U), K. Salama (TCSUH), C. S. Ting (TCSUH), J. C. Wolfe (TCSUH), Q. Xiong (U Arkansas, Fayetteville)

Department of EnergyApple Computers

Air Force Officeof Scientific Research

Workshop Sponsors

EPRIElectric PowerResearch Institute

Electric Power Research Institute Global Services Houston Chronicle

National Science Foundation University of HoustonTexas Center for Superconductivityat the University of Houston

Site Information

2nd Floor, Doubletree Hotel at Allen Center,Houston, Texas

La Salle Pre-Function Foyer Registration

Travis I Speaker Preparation RoomHours: Monday, 4-8 p.m.; Tuesday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.AV equipment available for testing slides, transparencies, etc. Limited supplies available.

Travis II Poster Preparation RoomHours: Monday, 4-8 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.This room is not for poster set-up. Limited supplies availableto assist presenters with last-minute changes, etc.

Fannin Press RoomHours: Tuesday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Milam Press Interview Room (scheduling through Press Staff – Fannin)

La Salle Ballroom Plenary Sessions; Reception; Banquet; Concurrent Sessions (see schedule)

de Zavala Exhibits, Monday and Tuesday; Poster Sessions, Friday (see schedule)

Granger A & B Poster Sessions, Tuesday & Friday; Concurrent Sessions (see schedule)

Lamar & Austin Staff

EMERGENCY MEDICAL & DENTAL: Dial “0” for hotel operator and state emergency. All hotel security & managers trained in CPR; equipment is available.Dental referrals are available.

Exhibits Open, 8 a.m., de Zavala

Opening Ceremonies8:30-9:50 a.m.

La Salle Ballroom A & B

Plenary Session 21:20-2:40 p.m.

Poster Sessions1A & 1B4-6 p.m.

Granger A & B

Welcome Reception6-7:30 p.m.

Concurrent Sessions10:20 a.m. - 12:40 p.m.

A: HTS PropertiesLa Salle Ballroom A & B

B: Bulk ApplicationsGranger A & B

Concurrent Sessions2:40-6:20 p.m.

C: SymmetryLa Salle Ballroom B

D: HTS MaterialsGranger A & B

Poster Sessions1B-cont, 2 & 3

5:40-7:30 p.m.Granger A & B

& de ZavalaReception and Banquet

6:30-8:30 p.m.La Salle Ballroom A & B

Optional AfternoonActivities

Optional Afternoon &Evening Activities

Box Lunch Pick-Up1-2 p.m.

Nautile Room, 1st FloorLuncheon & Closing

Ceremony, 1-2:30 p.m.La Salle Ballroom A & B

Concurrent Sessions1:40-5:40 p.m

I: Properties & TheoryLa Salle Ballroom A

J: Materials & PropertiesLa Salle Ballroom B

Concurrent Sessions9:20 a.m. - 1 p.m.

E: HTS Theory ILa Salle Ballroom A & B

F: HTS ProcessingGranger A & B

Concurrent Sessions9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

G: HTS Theory IILa Salle Ballroom B

H: Film & ApplicationsLa Salle Ballroom A

Concurrent Sessions9:40 a.m. - 1 p.m.

K: Vortex, etc.Granger A & B

L: Film & Propertiesde Zavala

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Press Room Open, 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m., Fannin

Workshop Schedule

Continental Breakfast, 8-8:30 a.m., Granger Foyer (Tuesday & Wednesday), La Salle Pre-Function Foyer (Thursday-Saturday)

Plenary Session 48:40-10 a.m.

Gen. Ann., 8:30-8:40 a.m., La Salle BGen. Ann., 8:30-8:40 a.m., La Salle A & B

Plenary Session 33-3:40 p.m.

Break, 10-10:20 a.m.

Press Panel: “Achievements in HTSScience and Technology”

1-1:50 p.m., La Salle Ballroom A & B

Break, 2:40-3 p.m.

Break, 4:20-4:40 p.m.

Plenary Session 58:30-9:10 a.m.

Break, 3:40-4 p.m.

La Salle Ballroom B

Break, 9:20-9:40 a.m.Break, 9:10-9:20 a.m.

Poster Sessions 1B-cont, 2 & 3Set-Up, 9-10 p.m.

Granger A & B & de ZavalaPoster Set-Up continues Friday,

March 15, 7 a.m. - 12 noon

La Salle Ballroom BBreak, 9:10-9:30 a.m.

Box Lunch Pick-Up12:30-1:30 p.m.

Nautile Room, 1st Floor

Break, 9:50-10:20 a.m.

Exhibits Close, 8 p.m., de Zavala

Keynote Introduction& Address, 1:50-2:20 p.m.

Box Lunch Pick-Up, 12:40-1 p.m.Nautile Room, 1st Floor

Box Lunch Pick-UpPress Conference

12 noon -12:30 p.m.La Salle Ballroom A & B

11:40 a.m. - 1:20 p.m.Nautile Room, 1st Floor

MONDAY, MARCH 11

2 p.m.-on Hotel Check-In

03:00-06:00, Early Registration, Check-In & Manuscript Submission La Salle Pre-Function Foyer07:00-09:30

04:00-08:00 Exhibitor Registration & Set-Up & Poster Sessions 1A & 1B Set-UpPoster Set-Up will continue on Tuesday, March 12, 7:30 a.m. - 12 noonSpeaker Preparation Room, Travis I, and Poster Preparation Room, Travis II, open

TUESDAY, MARCH 12

07:30 a.m. Press Room Open Fannin

08:00 EXHIBITS Open de Zavala

08:00-08:30 Continental Breakfast Granger Foyer

OPENING CEREMONIES La Salle Ballroom A & B

08:30-08:50 Welcome to Participants and Workshop OverviewC. W. Chu (TCSUH) & K. A. Müller (IBM Zürich)

08:50-09:00 Greetings from State of Texas, City of Houston & University of HoustonDr. John M. Ivancevich, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs & Provost, UH

09:00-09:05 Introduction of SpeakerC. W. Chu (TCSUH)

9:05-9:40 Opening AddressThe Honorable Tom DeLay, House Majority Whip, U. S. House of Representatives, Congressional District 22Followed by 15-minute Q & A with Press & Workshop Participants

09:40-09:50 Technical Announcement - Pirelli/EPRI

09:50-10:20 Break Refreshments served in La Salle Pre-Function Foyer & Granger Foyer

10:20-11:40 PLENARY SESSION 1 La Salle Ballroom A & BChairs: J. R. Schrieffer (NHMFL, Florida State U), K. Kitazawa (U Tokyo)

10:20-11:00 PL1.1 K. A. Müller (IBM Zürich), “The Development of Superconductivity Research in Oxides”11:00-11:40 PL1.2 C. W. Chu (TCSUH), “Superconductivity Above 90 K and Beyond”

11:40-01:20 Box Lunch Pick-Up Nautile Room, 1st FloorSeating available in lobby bar area & outside tables to left of bar area, 1st FloorEXHIBITS, de Zavala, & Poster Sessions 1A & 1B, Granger A & B, open for viewing

12:00-12:30 Pirelli/EPRI Press Conference La Salle Ballroom A & B

01:20-02:40 PLENARY SESSION 2 La Salle Ballroom A & BChairs: M. L. Cohen (UC Berkeley), Z. X. Zhao (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

1:20-2 PL2.1 J. R. Schrieffer (NHMFL, Florida State U), “The Role of Vertex Corrections to the Pairing Interaction in Spin FluctuationSuperconductors”

2-2:40 PL2.2 S. Tanaka (ISTEC), “Superconductors and Semiconductors”

03:00-03:40 PLENARY SESSION 3 La Salle Ballroom A & BChair: M.-K. Wu (National Tsing Hua U)

3-3:40 PL3.1 J. M. Rowell, “Superconducting Electronics – The Next Decade”

04:00-06:00 POSTER SESSIONS 1A & 1B: HTS Theory, Experiment, Material, & Properties Granger A & BPosters will be removed from Granger A & B by 8:30 p.m.

06:00-07:30 Welcome Reception La Salle Ballroom A & BHosted by Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Goerke, UH Office of the President, for Workshop Participants and members, Houston Consular Corps

TUESDAY, MARCH 12 (continued)

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13

08:00 a.m. EXHIBITS Open de Zavala

08:00-08:30 Continental Breakfast Granger Foyer

08:30-08:40 General Announcements La Salle Ballroom A & B

08:40-10:00 PLENARY SESSION 4 La Salle Ballroom A & BChairs: M. Tachiki (Tohoku U, Sendai), P. M. Grant (EPRI)

8:40-9:20 PL4.1 A. J. Leggett (U Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), “The Symmetry of the Order Parameter in the Cuprate Superconductors”9:20-10 PL4.2 C. Rosner (IGC), “HTS Technology: The Road from Research to Applications”

10:20-12:40 CONCURRENT SESSIONS A & B

SESSION A: HTS Properties La Salle Ballroom A & BChairs: M. V. Klein (U Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), R. L. Greene

(U Maryland)

A.1 Y. Ando (AT&T Bell Labs), “Normal State Resistivity ofSuperconducting LaSrCuO in the Zero-Temperature Limit”

A.2 M. Osofsky (NRL), “Transport Properties of Overdoped HTSat High Fields and Low Temperatures”

A.3 S. Uchida (U Tokyo), “‘Spin-Gap’ Effects on the ChargeDynamics of HTSC”

A.4 M. Cardona (Max Planck Inst.), “Raman Spectroscopy ofHigh Tc Superconductors”

A.5 D. C. Johnston (Iowa State U), “Magnetic and StructuralProperties and Phase Diagrams of Sr2CuO2Cl and Lightly-DopedLa2-xSrxCuO4+δ”

A.6 G. Aeppli (NEC), “Enhanced Magnetic Response in theSuperconducting State of La1.86Sr0.14CuO4”

A.7 Y. Uemura (Columbia U), “Correlations Between Tc andns/m* in High-Tc Cuprates”

SESSION B: Bulk Applications Granger A & BChairs: R. Eaton III (DOE), R. A. Hawsey (Oak Ridge)

B.1 A. P. Malozemoff (ASC), “Bulk Applications of HTS Wire”

B.2 A. F. Bolza (Pirelli), “Progress and Issues in HTS PowerCables”

B.3 D. Driscoll (Reliance Electric/Rockwell), “125 hp HTSSynchronous Motor Design and Preliminary Test Results”

B.4 D. Gubser (NRL), “Superconductor Homopolar MotorDemonstration”

B.5 W. K. Chu (TCSUH), “Superconducting Magnetic Bearingand Its Application in Flywheel Kinetic Energy Storage”

B.6 E. M. W. Leung (Lockheed Martin), “High TemperatureSuperconducting Fault Current Limiter”

B.7 D. T. Shaw (SUNY Buffalo), “Development ofTechnologically-Useful Superconducting Wires at 20K”

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12:40-01:00 Box Lunch Pick-Up Nautile Room, 1st FloorSeating available in lobby bar area & outside tables to left of bar area, 1st Floor; may also bring lunch into press briefingEXHIBITS open for viewing, de Zavala

01:00-01:50 Press Briefing: “Achievements in HTS Science and Technology” La Salle Ballroom A & BPress Moderator: P. M. Grant (EPRI)Panel:

Science: J. R. Schrieffer (NHMFL, Florida State U)Materials: C. W. Chu (TCSUH)Film Applications: D. Gubser (NRL)Bulk Applications: W. K. Chu (TCSUH)

01:50-01:55 Introduction of Keynote SpeakerC. W. Chu (TCSUH) La Salle Ballroom A & B

01:55-02:40 Keynote Address La Salle Ballroom A & BDr. Neal Lane, Director, National Science Foundation, “Public Support for Science – Public Roles for Scientists”Followed by 20 minute Q & A with Workshop Participants & PressIndividual Interviews can be scheduled in Press Room, Fannin

02:40-06:20 CONCURRENT SESSIONS C & D

SESSION C: Symmetry La Salle Ballroom A & BChairs: A. L. de Lozanne (UT Austin), D. G. Naugle (Texas A&M U)

C.1 R. C. Dynes (UC San Diego), “Josephson TunnelingBetween a Conventional Superconductor and YBa2Cu3O7-δ”

C.2 C. C. Tsuei (IBM Yorktown Heights), “Half-Integer FluxQuantum Effect and Pairing Symmetry in CuprateSuperconductors”

C.3 K. Tanabe (ISTEC), “Intrinsic SIS Josephson Junction in Bi-2212 and Symmetry of Cooper Pair”

C.4 G. E. Blumberg (U Illinois, Urbana-Champaign),“Magnetic Raman Scattering in Cuprate AntiferromagneticInsulators and Doped Superconductors”

C.5 Ø. Fischer (U Geneva), “STM Observation of the VortexLattice in YBa2Cu3O7”

SESSION D: HTS Materials Granger A & BChairs: A. J. Jacobson (TCSUH), J. Crow (NHMFL, Florida State U)

D.1 Y. Y. Xue (TCSUH), “Phase Stability, Defects, and Formationof HgBa2Can-1CunO2n+2+δ”

D.2 B. Raveau (U Caen), “Stabilization of New HTcS Cupratesand Oxycarbonates: From the Bulk Materials to the Thin Films”

D.3 M. Takano (Kyoto U), “Quantum Spin Ladder Oxides”

D.4 A. M. Hermann (U Colorado, Boulder), “Normal StateTransport Properties of Tl-2201 Single Crystals”

D.5 Y. Maeno (Hiroshima U), “Superconductive Sr2RuO4 andRelated Materials”

C.6 A. M. Goldman (U Minnesota), “Determination of thePairing State of High-Tc Superconductors ThroughMeasurements of the Transverse Magnetic Moment”

C.7 Z.-X. Shen (Stanford U), “Excitation Gap in the Normaland Superconducting State of Underdoped CuprateSuperconductors”

C.8 J. Mannhart (IBM Zürich), “Single Grain BoundaryJosephson Junction Devices - New Insights from BasicExperiments”

C.9 K. Levin (U Chicago), “What Does d-Wave Symmetry Tell UsAbout the Pairing Mechanism?”

C.10 M. Franz (McMaster U), “Impurity States in a d-WaveSuperconductor”

D.6 P. H. Hor (TCSUH), “Electronic Phase Separations inLa2CuO4+δ”

D.7 R. J. Cava (AT&T Bell Labs), “Borocarbide and OtherUnusual Intermetallic Compounds”

D.8 J.-I. Shimoyama (U Tokyo), “Strong Flux Pinning,Anisotropy and Microstructure of (Hg,Re)M2Can-1CunOy

(M=Ba,Sr)”D.10 K. Kitazawa (U Tokyo), “A View on HTS Performances

Under Magnetic Fields from the Key Term ‘Anisotropy Factor’”

08:00 Exhibits CloseExhibits will be dismantled by 10 p.m.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 14

8-8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast La Salle Pre-Function Foyer

08:30-09:10 PLENARY SESSION 5 La Salle Ballroom A & BChair: T. H. Geballe (Stanford U)

8:30-9:10 PL5.1 D. C. Larbalestier (U Wisconsin, Madison), “Critical Current Limiting Mechanisms in Polycrystalline High TemperatureSuperconductor Conductor Forms”

09:20-01:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS E & F

SESSION F: HTS Processing Granger A & BChairs: D. T. Shaw (SUNY Buffalo), U. Balachandran (Argonne)

F.1 K.-I. Sato (Sumitomo), “Progress of HTS Bismuth-BasedTape Application”

F.2 N. Chikumoto (ISTEC), “Strong Flux Pinning in RE123Grown by Oxygen-Controlled Melt Process”

F.3 D. E. Peterson (Los Alamos), “IBAD Deposition of ThickFilm Superconductors”

F.4 R. L. Meng (TCSUH), “Fabrication of HgBa2Cu3O8+δ Tape”

F.5 Y. Shiohara (ISTEC), “New Process to Control CriticalCurrents of Nd1+xBa2-xCu3O7-δ”

F.6 H. W. Weber (Atomic Institute of the AustrianUniversities), “Improvement of Flux Pinning in HighTemperature Superconductors by Artificial Defects”

F.7 V. Selvamanickam (IGC), “HTS Conductors: Challenges andProgress”

F.8 K. Salama (TCSUH), “A Novel Approach to High Rate Melt-Texturing in 123 Superconductors”

F.9 U. Balachandran (Argonne), “Processing and Properties ofAg-Clad BSCCO Superconductors”

F.10 D. M. Kroeger (Oak Ridge), “Grain BoundaryMisorientation Distributions and Percolation in HTS Conductors”

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SESSION E: HTS Theory I La Salle Ballroom A & BChairs: R. C. Dynes (UC San Diego), C. S. Ting (TCSUH)

E.1 D. J. Scalapino (UC Santa Barbara), “Numerical Resultsand the High Tc Problem: From Ladders to Planes”

E.2 D. Pines (U Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), “SpinFluctuations, Magnetotransport and dx2-y2 Pairing in the CuprateSuperconductors”

E.3 R. B. Laughlin (Stanford U), “Quantitative Explanation of10 Peculiar Behaviors of High-Tc Superconductors Using ‘Anyon’Approach to the t-J Hamiltonian”

E.4 T. M. Rice (ETH Hönggerberg), “Cuprate LadderCompounds”

E.5 V. J. Emery (Brookhaven), “Charge Inhomogeneity andHigh Temperature Superconductivity”

E.6 Z. Y. Weng (TCSUH), “Phase String and Superconductivity inthe t-J Model”

E.7 N. Nagaosa (U Tokyo), “Gauge Theory of the Normal StateProperties of High-Tc Cuprates”

E.8 E. R. Dagotto (NHMFL, U Florida), “Superconductivity inthe Cuprates as a Consequence of Antiferromagnetism and LargeHole Density of States”

E.9 A. H. Luther (Nordita), “Superconductivity and the SquareFermi Surface”

E.10 M. Weger (Hebrew U), “A Possible Primary Role of theOxygen Polarizability in High Temperature Superconductivity”

E.11 J. D. Fan (Southern U), “A Complete Pairing Mechanism inSuperconductivity”

01:00-02:00 Box Lunch Pick-Up Nautile Room, 1st FloorFor those not taking an afternoon tour, seating available in lobby bar area & outside tables to left of bar area, 1st Floor

Optional Afternoon Activities

06:30-08:30 Reception & Banquet La Salle Ballroom A & BSpeaker: R. Smalley (Rice U), “Nanoscience and Technology”Reception, La Salle Pre-Function Foyer, 6:30-7 p.m.; Dinner, 7-8:30 p.m. (Talk begins at 8 p.m.)

09:00-10:00 Poster Sessions 1B-cont, 2 & 3 Set-Up Granger A & B & de Zavala (Set-up will continue Friday, March 15, 7 a.m. - 12 noon)

FRIDAY, MARCH 15

08:30-09:10 PLENARY SESSION 6 La Salle Ballroom BChair: B. Batlogg (AT&T Bell Labs)

8:30-9:10 PL6.1 S. A. Wolf (NRL), “Applications of HTS to Electronics-A DoD Perspective”

09:30-12:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS G & H

SESSION G: HTS Theory II La Salle Ballroom BChair: K. Levin (U Chicago)

G.1 C. M. Varma (AT&T Bell Labs), “Current Fluctuations inCopper-Oxide Metals”

G.2 K. Maki (USC), “Aspects of D-Wave Superconductivity”

G.3 C. S. Ting (TCSUH), “Ginzburg-Landau Theory ofSuperconductors with dx2-y2 Symmetry”

G.4 A. J. Freeman (Northwestern U), “Inside HTc

Superconductors: An Electronic Structure View”

G.5 V. Z. Kresin (Lawrence Berkely Lab), “Energy Spectrumand ‘Intrinsic’ Tc of the Cuprates: Effects of Pairing-Breaking,Pressure and Non-Adiabaticity”

G.6 M. Cyrot (CNRS), “Localized States as an Explanation ofSome Properties of Cuprates”

G.7 J.-S. Zhou (UT Austin), “Thermopower of the CupratesUnder High Pressure”

G.8 A. Ferraz (U Brasilia), “Quasiparticles, Strong-CouplingRegime and Fermi Liquid Theory Breakdown”

G.9 L. P. Gor’kov (NHMFL, Florida State U), “Hole Spectrumin Three Band Model”

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SESSION H: Film & Applications La Salle Ballroom AChairs: A. Lauder (DuPont), J. C. Wolfe (TCSUH)

H.1 I. Bozovik (Varian), “Synthesis of Novel High-Tc

Superconductors by Atomic-Layer Epitaxy”H.2 A. Ignatiev (TCSUH), “Very High Growth Rates of High

Quality YBCO Under Photo-Assisted MOCVD”H.3 K. K. Likharev (SUNY Stony Brook), “Ultrafast

Superconductor Digital Electronics”H.4 S. Sridhar (Northeastern U), “In-Plane and C-Axis Linear

and Nonlinear Microwave Response of CuprateSuperconductors”

H.5 Q. Xiong (U Arkansas, Fayetteville), “Fabrication ofHighly Textured Superconducting Thin Films on PolycrystallineSubstrates Using Ion Beam Assisted Deposition”

H.6 H. C. Freyhardt (U Göttingen), “Biaxially TexturedYBaCuO Thick Films on Technical Substrates”

H.7 J. Z. Wu (U Kansas), “Fabrication of High Quality Hg-1223Thin Films Using Rapid Thermal Hg-Vapor Annealing”

H.8 R. Simon (Conductus), “Near-Term Commercialization ofHTS Technology at Conductus”

12:30-1:30 Box Lunch Pick-Up Nautile Room, 1st FloorSeating available in lobby bar area & outside tables to left of bar area, 1st FloorPoster Sessions 1B-cont, 2 & 3 open for viewing, Granger A & B & de Zavala

FRIDAY, MARCH 15 (continued)

01:40-05:40 CONCURRENT SESSIONS I & J

SESSION I: Properties & Theory La Salle Ballroom AChairs: W.-Y. Liang (U Cambridge), H. H. Wickman (NSF)

I.1 M. P. Maley (Los Alamos), “Enhancements of HTSConductor Critical Currents by Splayed Columnar Tracks fromFission Fragments”

I.2 A. van Otterlo (ETH Hönggerberg), “New Aspects ofVortex Dynamics”

I.3 Z. D. Wang (U Hong Kong), “Numerical Studies on theVortex Motion in High-Tc Superconductors”

I.4 M. Suenaga (Brookhaven), “Effects of 5.8 GeV PbIrradiation on Magnetic Vortex Dynamics in Bi (2212 and 2223)Tapes”

I.5 R. P. Sharma (U Maryland), “Phonon Anomaly in HighTemperature Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-δ Crystals”

I.6 J. A. Clayhold (TCSUH), “Unusual Magnetic FieldDependence of the Electrothermal Conductivity in CuprateSuperconductors”

SESSION J: Materials & Properties La Salle Ballroom BChair: H. C. Ku (National Tsing Hua U)

J.1 J. C. Campuzano (U Illinois, Chicago), “The ElectronicStructure of the High Temperature Superconductors as Seen byAngle-Resolved Photoemission”

J.2 W. N. Hardy (U British Columbia), “MicrowaveMeasurements of the Penetration Depth in High Tc SingleCrystals”

J.3 K. A. Moler (Princeton U), “Specific Heat of YBa2Cu3O7-δ”

J.4 A. R. Junod (U Geneva), “Specific Heat of HTS in HighMagnetic Fields”

J.5 J. W. Loram (U Cambridge), “Thermodynamic Evidence onthe Superconducting and Normal State Energy Gaps inLa2-xSrxCuO4 and Y0.8Ca0.2Ba2Cu3O6+x”

J.6 I. Terasaki (ISTEC), “Scattering Time: A Unique Property ofHigh-Tc Cuprates”

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05:40-07:30 POSTER SESSION 1B-cont: HTS Theory, Experiment, Material, & PropertiesPOSTER SESSION 2: HTS Bulk Processing, Characterization & ApplicationPOSTER SESSION 3: HTS Film Processing, Characterization & ApplicationGranger A & B & de ZavalaPosters will be removed from Granger A & B & de Zavala by 9 p.m.

I.7 R. J. Birgeneau (MIT), “Structures and Excitations inMonolayer Copper Oxides”

I.8 H. A. Mook (Oak Ridge), “Recent Neutron ScatteringResults on YBa2Cu3O7-δ”

I.9 D. van der Marel (U Groningen), “ElectrodynamicalProperties of High-Tc Superconductors Studied with AngleDependent Infrared Spectroscopy”

I.10 T. Timusk (McMaster U), “Transport in the ab-Plane ofHTSC, New Results”

1.11 Z. Fisk (NHMFL, U Florida), “Properties of Li-DopedLa2CuO4”

J.7 C. Uher (U Michigan), “Heat Transport in High-Tc

Perovskites - Effect of Magnetic Field”J.8 J. L. Tallon (New Zealand Inst. for Industrial

Research), “Thermoelectric Power: A Simple, HighlyInstructive Probe of High-Tc Superconductors”

J.9 F. Chen (TCSUH), “High Pressure Study on Hg-BasedCuprates”

J.10 J. D. Jorgensen (Argonne), “Structural Control ofTransition Temperature and Flux Pinning in High-Tc

Superconductors”J.11 M. Marezio (MASPEC-CNR), “The Effect of Pressure on

Superconducting Copper Mixed Oxides”

SATURDAY, MARCH 16

08:30-08:40 General Announcements La Salle Ballroom B

08:40-09:20 PLENARY SESSION 7 La Salle Ballroom BChair: C. Y. Huang (National Taiwan U)

8:40-9:20 PL7.1 G. W. Crabtree (Argonne), “Collective Behavior of Vortices in Superconductors”

09:40-01:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS K & L

SESSION K: Vortex, etc. Granger A & BChairs: D. C. Larbalestier (U Wisconsin, Madison),

M. B. Maple (UC San Diego)

K.1 E. Zeldov (Weizmann Inst. of Science),“Thermodynamic Vortex-Lattice Phase Transitions in BSCCO”

K.2 J. R. Clem (Iowa State U), “Pancake Vortices in High-Temperature Superconducting Thin Films”

K.3 P. L. Gammel (AT&T Bell Labs), “Correlation Lengths inthe Flux Line Lattice of Type-II Superconductors”

K.4 M. B. Maple (UC San Diego), “Magnetoresistivity of ThinFilms of the Electron-Doped High Tc SuperconductorNd1.85Ce0.15CuO4±δ”

K.5 F. de la Cruz (Centro Atómico Bariloche), “ComparitiveStudy of Vortex Correlation in Twinned and UntwinnedYBa2Cu3O7-δ Single Crystals”

K.6 I.-S. Yang (Ewha Women’s U), “High-Pressure RamanStudy of the Mercury-Based Superconductors and the RelatedCompounds”

K.7 R. Weinstein (TCSUH), “Very High Trapped Fields: Cracking,Creep and Pinning Centers”

K.8 D. K. Christen (Oak Ridge), “Local Texture, Current Flow,and Superconductive Transport Properties of Tl1223 Deposits onPractical Substrates”

K.9 J. Budnick (U Connecticut), “Muon Spin Rotation Studiesof Magnetism in La2-xSrxCuO4 and Y1-xCaxBa2Cu3O5”

K.10 S. Moss (TCSUH), “X-Ray Search for CDW in Single CrystalYBa2Cu3O7-δ”

9:40-10

10-10:20

10:20-10:40

10:40-11

11-11:20

11:20-11:40

11:40-12

12-12:20

12:20-12:40

12:40-1

SESSION L: Film & Properties de ZavalaChairs: H. Weinstock (USAFOSR),

T. Claeson (Chalmers U of Technology)

L.1 J. Clarke (UC Berkeley), “HTS SQUIDs and TheirApplications”

L.2 J. R. Kirtley (IBM Yorktown Heights), “SQUID Imaging”

L.3 C. C. Chen (UT Austin), “Imaging of SuperconductingVortices with a Magnetic Force Microscope”

L.4 J. T. McDevitt (UT Austin), “Electronic Eyes Based on Dye/Superconductor Assemblies”

L.5 A. Kapitulnik (Stanford U), “The Search for Broken-Time-Reversal-Symmetry in High-Tc Superconductors: Status Report”

L.6 J. G. Lin (National Taiwan U), “Pressure Effect on theSuperconducting and Normal-State Properties for the YBCO/PBCO Superlattice”

L.7 J. H. Miller, Jr. (TCSUH), “Magnetocardiography in aMagnetically Noisy Environment Using High-Tc SQUIDs”

L.8 C. Rossel (IBM Zürich), “Pinning and Anisotropy Propertiesof High-Tc Microcrystals by Miniaturized Torquemeter”

L.9 D. W. Face (DuPont), “HTS Materials for High Power rf andMicrowave Applications”

L.10 A. Schilling (ETH Hönggerberg), “High-AccuracySpecific-Heat Study on YBa2Cu3O7 and Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 Around Tc

in External Magnetic Fields”

01:00-02:30 Luncheon & Closing Ceremony La Salle Ballroom A & BSession Summaries by B. Batlogg (AT&T Bell Labs), D. Gubser (NRL), W. K. Chu (TCSUH), M. B. Maple (UC San Diego)Closing RemarksAdjournment

Optional Afternoon & Evening Activities

Poster Sessions

TUESDAY, MARCH 124-6 p.m., Granger A & B

Poster Sessions 1A & 1B: HTS Theory,Experiment, Material & Properties

Poster Session 1B continued: Friday, March 15,5:40-7:30 p.m., Granger A & B and de Zavala

POSTER SESSION 1A

P1A.1 T. K. Lee (Virginia Tech), “Anomalous Charge-Excitation Spectra

in t-J and Hubbard Models”

P1A.2 P. W. Leung (Hong Kong U of Science & Technology),“Exact Diagonalization Study of the Single Hole t-J Model on a32-Site Lattice”

P1A.3 N. Bulut (UC Santa Barbara), “Electronic Properties of theLayered Cuprates”

P1A.4 Q. M. Si (Rice U), “Electron-Spin Diffusion Constant asDiagnostics for Spin-Charge Separation in the Metallic Cuprates”

P1A.5 W. Putikka (U Cincinnati), “Magnetic Frustration and Spin-Charge Separation in 2D Strongly Correlated Electron Systems”

P1A.6 H. Kohno (U Tokyo), “Magnetic Excitation in High-Tc Cuprates”P1A.9 A. Bill (Lawrence Berkeley Lab), “Neutron Scattering: A

Signature of the Gap Symmetry in High-Tc Superconductors”P1A.10 A. Bill (Lawrence Berkeley Lab), “Anisotropy of the Gap

Induced by Unscreened Long Range Interactions”P1A.11 S. R. Bahcall (UC Berkeley), “Boundary Effects and the Order

Parameter Symmetry of HTC Superconductors”P1A.12 W. Xu (TCSUH), “The Ginzburg-Landau Equations for d-Wave

Superconductors with Nonmagnetic Impurities”P1A.13 J. Tahir-Kheli (Caltech), “Inter-Band Pairing: Resolution of

Observed d-Wave and s-Wave Tunneling with Isotropic s-WavePairing”

P1A.14 H.-Y. Choi (Sung Kyun Kwan U), “Effects of Impurity VertexCorrection on NMR Coherence Peak of ConventionalSuperconductors”

P1A.15 G. Reiter (TCSUH), “Comparison of Three-Band and t-t’-J ModelCalculations of the One-Hole Spectral Function in anAntiferromagnet with Photoemission Experiments”

P1A.16 J. M. Wheatley (U Cambridge), “c-Axis Electronic Structureand Transport in Copper-Oxides”

P1A.17 A. Kallio (U Oulu), “Paramagnetic Meissner Effect and TimeReversal Non-Invariance from Spin Polarization”

P1A.18 A. Kallio (U Oulu), “Hall-Effect Scaling and ChemicalEquilibrium in Normal States of High-Tc Superconductors”

P1A.19 M. Eremin (Kazan State U), “Spin-Susceptibility of StrongCorrelated Bands in Fast Fluctuating Regime”

P1A.20 Y. M. Malozovsky (Southern U), “Pairing Instability andAnomalous Response in an Interacting Fermi Gas”

P1A.21 D. Zhou (General Superconductor), “The Connections of theExperimental Results of Universal Stress Experiments and of ThermalExpansion Measurements and the Mechanisms of MicroscopicDynamics Process on CuO2 Planes”

P1A.22 J. D. Dow (Arizona State U.), “Phenomenology: What the DataSay”

P1A.23 D. Frenkel (TCSUH), “Current Instabilities in ReentrantSuperconductors”

P1A.24 J.-X. Zhu (U Hong Kong), “Time-Window Extension forMagnetic Relaxation from Magnetic-Hysteresis-Loop Measurements”

P1A.25 Z. D. Wang (U Hong Kong), “Numerical Study of WashboardEffect in High-Tc Superconductors”

P1A.26 P. Ao (U Washington), “Vortex Vacancy Motion as the Origin ofthe Hall Anomaly”

P1A.27 E. Demircan (UT Austin), “Vortex Dynamics in Superfluids:Cyclotronic Motion”

P1A.28 C.-R. Hu (Texas A&M U), “Zero-Bias (Tunneling-)ConductancePeak (ZBCP) as a Result of Midgap Interface States (MISs) – ModelCalculations”

POSTER SESSION 1B

P1B.1 D. J. Derro (UT Austin), “Low Temperature Scanning TunnelingMicroscopy and Spectroscopy of the CuO Chains in YBa2Cu3O7-x”

P1B.2 H. Ding (U Illinois, Chicago), “Momentum Dependence of theSuperconducting Gap of Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8”

P1B.3 J. T. Lin (TCSUH), “Use of Tricrystal Microbridges to Probe thePairing State Symmetries of Cuprate Superconductors”

P1B.4 G. S. Boebinger (AT&T Bell Labs), “Ground State ofSuperconducting LaSrCuO in 61-Tesla Magnetic Fields”

P1B.5 A. B. Agafonov (B. Verkin Inst. for Low TemperaturePhysics and Engineering), “Behavior of ScN and ScS ContactsUnder Microwave Irradiation”

P1B.6 T. Zhou (Max Planck Inst.), “Electronic Raman Scattering inYBa2Cu4O8 at High Pressure”

P1B.7 X. J. Zhou (Max Planck Inst.), “Raman Scattering onHgBa2Can-1CunO2n+2+δ (n=1,2,3,4,5) Superconductors”

P1B.8 P. F. Henning (Florida State U), “Anisotropy of ThermalConductivity of YBCO and Selectively Doped YBCO Single Crystals”

P1B.9 M. Houssa (U Liège), “Thermal Conductivity of High-Tc

Superconductors”P1B.10 M. Sugahara (Yokahama National U), “Dielectric Anomaly of

La2-xSrxCuO4 Film at x=1/4n”

P1B.11 N. E. Hussey (U Cambridge), “Angular Dependence of thec-Axis Normal State Magnetoresistance in Single CrystalTI2Ba2CuO6”

P1B.12 F. F. Balakirev (Rutgers U), “Hall Effect and Magnetoresistancein Normal State in LaSrCuO”

P1B.13 R. J. Gooding (Queen’s U), “The Effect of Sr Impurity Disorderon the Magnetic and Transport Properties of La2-xSrxCuO4,0.02 ≤ x ≤ 0.05”

P1B.14 D. Sánchez (Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas),“Mössbauer Studies of Re1.85Sr0.15CuO4 T’ Phase”

P1B.15 D. Sánchez (Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas),“Observation of a Pair-Breaking Field in RENi2B2C Compounds”

P1B.16 Y. Cao (TCSUH), “Pressure Effects on Tc ofHgBa2Can-1CunO2n+2+δ with n ≥ 4”

P1B.18 D. Goldschmidt (Technion), “Strong Overdoping, SimilarDepression of Tc by Zn and Ni Substitution and Departure from theUniversal Thermopower Behaviour in (Ca, La)-1:2:3”

P1B.19 M. W. Coffey (Regis U), “Nonlinear Dynamics in the Mixed Stateof High Temperature Superconductors”

P1B.20 W. Y. Guan (Tamkang U), “The Drude Model of TransportProperties in Pure, Pr- and Ca-Doped RBa2Cu3O7-δ Systems”

P1B.21 H.-C. Ku (National Tsing Hua U), “Anomalous Pr Orderingand Filamentary Superconductivity for the Pr2212 Cuprates”

P1B.22 J. A. Aguiar (U Federal de Pernambuco), “Superconductivityand Structural Aspects of Y1-xCaxBa2Cu3O7-δ with Variable OxygenContent”

P1B.23 J. A. Aguiar (U Federal de Pernambuco), “SuperconductingProperties of Nb Thin Films”

P1B.24 J. A. Aguiar (U Federal de Pernambuco), “On the ThicknessDependence of Irreversibility Line in YBa2Cu2O7-x Thin Films”

P1B.25 S. W. Chan (Columbia U), “Twin Structures in Large Grains ofYB2Cu3O7-δ as Affected by the Dispersion and Volume Fractions ofY2BaCuO5”

P1B.26 M. B. Field (U Wisconsin, Madison), “ElectromagneticCoupling of Melt-Textured YBa2Cu3O6+x Bicrystals”

P1B.26A Y. W. Park (Seoul National U), “Thermoelectric Power ofSuperconducting Alloys YNi2B2C and LuNi2B2C”

FRIDAY, MARCH 155:40-7:30 p.m., Granger A & B & de Zavala

Poster Session 1B-cont: HTS Theory,Experiment, Material & Properties

Poster Session 2: HTS Bulk Processing,Characterization & Application

Poster Session 3: HTS Film Processing,Characterization & Application

POSTER SESSION 1B-cont

P1B.27 C.-L. Lin (National Tsing Hua U), “Evaluation of OverdopingEffect in Y1-xCaxBa2Cu3O7-δ Films”

P1B.31 E. Baggio-Saitovitch (Centro Brasileiro de PesquisasFísicas), “Electronic Structure and Magnetic Properties ofRENi2B2C (RE=Pr, Nd, Sm, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Tm, Er)”

P1B.32 E. Baggio-Saitovitch (Centro Brasileiro de PesquisasFísicas), “The Magnetic Properties of the Quaternary IntermetallicsRNiBC (R=Er, Ho, Tb, Gd, Y)”

P1B.33 E. Baggio-Saitovitch (Centro Brasileiro de PesquisasFísicas), “Related Y-Ba-Cu-O Superconducting Oxides ContainingOxyanions”

P1B.34 J. T. Markert (UT Austin), “Physical Properties of Infinite-Layerand T’-Phase Copper Oxides”

P1B.37 Z. L. Du (TCSUH), “Superconducting Phases in the Sr-Cu-OSystem”

P1B.38 D.-C. Ling (National Tsing Hua U), “Superconductivity inSr2YRul-xCuxO6 System”

P1B.40 S.-I. Lee (Pohang U of Science Technology), “MagneticProperties of HgBa2Ca0.86Sr0.14Cu2O6-δ”

P1B.41 T. Mertelj (U Ljubljana), “Photoexcited Carrier Relaxation inMetallic YBa2C3O7-δ: A Probe of Electronic Structure”

P1B.42 V. Eremenko (Inst. for Low Temperature Physics &Engineering), “Superstructure of Potential Created by ImpurityOxygen Ions and its Effect on Resistive and Spectral Characteristics of1-2-3 HTSC”

P1B.43 V. Eremenko (Inst. for Low Temperature Physics &Engineering), “Photostimulation of Critical Temperature, CriticalCurrent and Normal State Conductivity in Epitaxial Y – Ba – Cu – OFilms Nonsaturated by Oxygen”

P1B.45 E. Silva (U “La Sapienza”), “Resistive Transitions of HTS UnderMagnetic Fields: Influence of Fluctuations and Viscous VortexMotion”

P1B.46 B. Brown (Oregon State U), “Vortex Phase Transition CriticalParameters in Single Crystals of YBCO – Apparent TranslationalOrder Dependence”

P1B.47 D. Lopez (Centro Atómico Bariloche), “Discontinuous Onsetof the c-Axis Vortex Correlation at the Melting Transition inYBa2Cu3O7-δ”

P1B.48 C. A. Balseiro (Centro Atómico Bariloche), “LongitudinalSuperconductivity and Percolation Transition of the Vortex Lattice”

P1B.49 H. Ikuta (U Tokyo), “Vortex Phase Transition in Bi2Sr2CaCu2Oy

Single Crystals and the Doping Level Dependence”P1B.50 T. W. Li (Leiden U), “Oxygen Dependence of First-Order Melting

Transition Lines in Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu2O8+x Single Crystals”P1B.51 T. W. Li (Leiden U), “Flux Pinning by Ti Doping in

Bi2Sr2Ca1Cu2O8+x Single Crystals”P1B.52 V. K. Vlasko-Vlasov (Inst. for Solid State Physics),

“Meissner Holes in Remagnetized Superconductors”P1B.53 B. Hickey (TCSUH), “Formation of HgBa2Ca2Cu3O8+δ with

Additions Under Ambient Conditions”P1B.54 J. Karpinski (ETH Hönggerberg), “Single Crystals of

HgBa2Can-1CunO2n+2+δ Compounds: Growth at 10 kbar GasPressure and Properties”

P1B.55 H. Schwer (ETH Hönggerberg), “X-Ray Single CrystalStructure Analysis of HgBa2Can-1CunO2n+2+δ Compounds”

P1B.60 B. O. Wells (MIT), “Intercalation and Staging Behavior inSuperoxygenated La2CuO4+δ”

P1B.61 X. Z. Xiong (TCSUH), “In-Plane Ordering in Phase-Separatedand Staged Single Crystal La2CuO4+δ”

P1B.62 I. Rusakova (TCSUH), “Microstructural Changes of YBCOInduced by Lanthanide Doping”

P1B.64 M. Ausloos (U Liège), “Fractal Grain Boundaries in CompositeYBa2Cu3O7-δ/Y2O3 Resulting from a Competition Between GrowingGrains: Experiments and Simulations”

P1B.65 M. Mironova (TCSUH), “TEM Study of Low-Angle GrainBoundaries in Polycrstalline YBCO”

P1B.66 C. Y. Huang (National Taiwan U), “Magnetic Properties ofSome High-Tc Superconductors”

P1B.67 N. T. Cherpak (National Academy of Sciences),“Temperature Dependence of Radiofrequency Absorption and CriticalCurrent Density in High-Tc YBaCuO Thin Samples”

POSTER SESSION 2

P2.1 J. K. Meen (TCSUH), “Phase Relations in the Bi2O3-CaO-CuOand Bi2O3-CaO-SrO Systems at 750° to 1000° in Pure Oxygen at 1atm”

P2.2 J. K. Meen (TCSUH), “Subsolidus Pressure-Temperature PhaseRelations in CaO-CuO to 30 kbar”

P2.3 M.-L. Carvalho and K. L. Senes (TCSUH), “Liquidus PhaseRelations in the Bismuth-Rich Portion of the Bi2O3-SrO-CaO-CuOSystem at 1 Atm in Pure Oxygen”

P2.4 J. Geny (TCSUH), “Phase Equilibria in the La2O3-SrO-CuO Systemat 950 C̊ and 10-30 kbar”

P2.5 S. Sinha (U Illinois, Chicago), “Y123 Superconductor via in-situ Reaction/Deoxidation of a Submicrometer Precursor ContainingBaCuO2.5”

P2.6 Q. M. Lin (TCSUH), “Stability Study ofHg1-xBa2Can-1CunO2n+2+δ With n ≤ 6”

P2.9 Y. Shiohara (ISTEC), “Control of 211 Particle Dispersion And JcProperty In Melt-Textured YBCO Superconductor”

P2.10 S. S. Wang (TCSUH), “Partial-Melt Processing of BulkMgO-Whisker Reinforced (Bi,Pb)2Sr2Ca2Cu3O10-x Superconductor”

P2.11 G. Z. Zhang (TCSUH), “Strain Tolerance of SuperconductingProperties of Bulk MgO-Whisker-Reinforced HTS BPSCCO Composite”

P2.12 G. Yang (TCSUH), “Electro-Mechanical Properties of JointedBPSCCO Composites”

P2.13 I.-G. Chen (National Cheng Kung U), “Magnetic LevitationTransporation System by Top-Seeded Melt-Textured YBCOSuperconductor”

P2.14 A. G. Mamalis (National Technical U of Athens), “High-Tc

Ceramic Superconductors for Rotating Electrical Machines: FromFabrication to Application”

POSTER SESSION 3

P3.1 J. Ritchie (UT Austin), “Molecular Level Control of theInterfacial Properties of High-Tc Superconductor Structures andDevices”

P3.2 J. T. McDevitt (UT Austin), “Crystal Engineering of ChemicallyStabilized, Cation Substituted YBa2Cu3O7-δ Thin Film Structures”

P3.5 J. Gohng (Samsung Advanced Inst. of Technology),“Directly Coupled DC-SQUIDs of YBCO Step-Edge JunctionsFabricated by a Chemical Etching Process in Mixed Acids”

P3.6 S. S. Shoup (Oak Ridge), Growth of Epitaxial LaAlO3 and CeO2

Films Using Sol-Gel Precursors”P3.7 M.-Y. Li (National Tsing Hua U), “Study of the In-Plane

Epitaxy of Bi-Epitaxial Superconducting Grain Boundary Junctions”P3.8 K. E. Myers (DuPont), “in situ Deposition of Thallium Cuprate

and Other Thallium-Containing Oxides”P3.9 Z. F. Ren (SUNY Buffalo), “Growth of Superconducting Epitaxial

TI2Ba2CuO6+δ Thin Films with Tetragonal Lattice and ContinuouslyAdjustable Critical Temperature”

P3.10 L. Schmirgeld-Mignot (C. E. A. Saclay), “Transport CriticalCurrents of Bi-2212 Tapes Prepared by Sequential ElectrolyticDeposition”

P3.11 S. Salib (TCSUH), “Role of Constituents on the Behavior ofComposite BPSCCO Tapes”

P3.12 X. T. Cui (TCSUH), “Ion Channeling Studies in YBCO Thin Filmat Low Temperature”

P3.13 R. D. Dittmann (Inst. of Thin Film and Ion Technology),“Current Transport Across YBCO-Au Interfaces”

P3.15 X.-M. Zhu (Umeå U), “Direct Measurement of the Magnus Forcein YBCO Films”

P3.16 J.-X. Zhu (U Hong Kong), “Interface Roughness Effect onDifferential Conductance of High-Tc Superconductor Junctions”

P3.17 V. I. Nikitenko (Inst. for Solid State Physics), “ModernMagneto-Optical Techniques for Superconductors”

P3.18 A. A. Polyanskii (U Wisconsin, Madison), “Magneto-OpticalStudy of Flux Penetration and Critical Current Densities in [001] TiltYBa2Cu3O7-δ Thin Film Bicrystals”

P3.19 Y. K. Tao (Teco Electric & Machinery), “MonolithicTerminations for Multifilamentary BSCCO Wires”

P3.21 M. Darula (Inst. of Thin Film and Ion Technology),“Mutual High-Frequency Interaction of High Tc Josephson Junctions”

P3.22 N. Tralshawala (TCSUH), “Magnetocardiography in anUnshielded Clinical Environment Using High-Tc SQUIDs”

P3.23 J. Wosik (TCSUH), “High-Tc Superconducting rf Receiver Coils forMagnetic Resonance Imaging”

P3.24 J. Wosik (TCSUH), “Investigation of the Microwave PowerHandling Capability of High-Tc Superconducting Thin Films”

P3.25 S. Sridhar (Northeastern U), “Linear and Nonlinear MicrowaveFlux Dynamics in Thin Films: Relationship and Critical State FluxPenetration”

Optional Activities

Optional activities for the afternoon of Thursday, March 14 and the afternoon and evening of Saturday, March 16 are listed below. Contact Workshop Staff members topurchase tickets or to get additional information about any of these or other activities.

Tour Options for the afternoon of Thursday,March 14:

Tour of NASA/Space Center Houston• 1:15-5 p.m. (arrive back at hotel, 5:45 p.m.)• Luxury Coach transportion provided• includes astronaut briefing, IMAX, and tours of

Mission Control• box lunches & drinks provided on the bus• $15 advance ticket required

VIP Tour of Texas Medical Center facilities, hosted byTMC, Inc.• 1:30-4 p.m. (arrive back at hotel, 4:30 p.m.)• Luxury Coach transportation provided• includes personal tours of facilities, e.g.

Telemedicine – Texas Children’s Hospital,Cyclotron/Positron facility – Hermann Hospital/UT

• box lunches & drinks will be provided on the bus• $6 advance ticket required

Workshop proceedings will be published by World Scientific. Guidelines for manuscript preparation are available through the World Scientific World-Wide Web serverat http://www.wspc.co.uk/wspc/Styles/procs/procsread1st.html or by ftp from ftp.singnet.com.sg groups/world_scientific/proceedings/sproc/. For the sake of uniformity,we encourage you to use the Latex format available through the World Scientific WWW and ftp sites. Page limitations for manuscripts are 6 pages for PlenarySpeakers, 4 pages for Invited Speakers, and 2 pages for Invited Posters. Please provide your camara-ready manuscript no later than March 16 so that we may ensurea timely publication.

Proceedings Information

Other activities for the afternoon of Thursday,March 14 to be scheduled through the HotelConsierge:

Metropolitan Racquet Club• special fees for conference members

Downtown YMCA

Galleria Shopping District• check registration desk for shuttle times

Downtown Trolley to shopping areas

Other activities for the afternoon of Thursday,March 14 to be scheduled through theWorkshop Staff (some fees may apply,depending upon tour operator):

Rounds of Golf at various Houston clubs

TCSUH Lab tours• advance sign-up required

Escorted Shopping Excursion to Galleria District orDesigner Warehouses

Galveston Island tour• Moody Gardens, historic Strand District and

shopping

Optional activities for the afternoon andevening of Saturday, March 16:

American Institute of Architects Walking Tour ofDowntown Houston

TCSUH Lab tours• 3-5 p.m.• advance sign-up required

Galleria Shopping District• check registration desk for shuttle times

Rounds of Golf at various Houston clubs• must be arranged in advance of Workshop

1994 & 1995 World Champion Houston Rockets vs.Miami Heat at the Summit• 7:30 p.m. tip-off• 30 seats available

Romeo & Juliet performed by the Houston Ballet at theWortham Centre• curtain at 7:30 p.m.• reservations required in advance

Richmond Avenue Nightclub tour• arrange through Workshop registration desk

Dinner and entertainment at the Magic IslandRestaurant• reservations with restaurant required

Workshop Participants

Mr. Roger AdamsPirelli Cable Corporation700 Industrial DriveLexington SC 29072P: 803 951 4992F: 803 951 4991

Dr. Gabriel AeppliNEC Research Institute, Inc.4 Independence WayPrinceton NJ 08540P: 609 451 2658F: 609 951 2482e-mail: gabe@research.nj.nec.com

Mr. Alexei AgafonovDepartment of SuperconductivityB. Verkin Institute for Low TemperaturePhysics and Engineering47 Lenin AvenueKharkov 31064UKRAINEP: 380 572 308 530F: 380 572 322 370e-mail: agafonov@ilt.kharkov.ua

Dr. J. Albino AguiarDepartmento de FísicaUFPERecife-PE 50670-901BRASILP: 005581 2718450F: 005581 2710359e-mail: albino@npd.ufpe.br

Dr. Yoichi AndoResident VisitorPhysics DivisionAT&T Bell Laboratories600 Mountain Avenue, Room ID-208Murray Hill NJ 07974-0636P: 908 582 3293F: 908 582 3260e-mail: ando@physics.att.com

Dr. David AndrewsVice President of MarketingOxford Instruments600 Milik StreetCarteret NJ 07008P: 908 541 1300F. 908 541 7789e-mail: Andrewsde@aol.com

Dr. Ping AoDepartment of PhysicsUniversity of WashingtonBox 351560Seattle WA 98195P: 206 543 3901F: 206 685 0635e-mail:ao@dirac.phys.washington.edu

Mr. Srinath P. AthurTexas Center for SuperconductivityDepartment of MechanicalEngineeringUniversity of HoustonHouston TX 77204-4792P: 713 743 4543F: 713 743 4513e-mail: Srinath@uh.edu

Dr. Marcel AusloosInstitut de Physique B5 3/54Université de Liège, Sart TilmanB-4000 LiègeBELGIUMP: ++ 32 41 66 37 52F: ++ 32 42 66 29 90e-mail: ausloos@gw.unipc.ulg.ec.be

Prof. Elisa Baggio-SaitovitchRua Xavier SiguadCentro Brasileiro de Pesquisas FisicasEEPT 22290-180Rio de JaneiroBRASILP: 55 21 541-0337 ext. 182F: 55 21 541-2047e-mail: elisa@novell.cat.cbpf.br

Dr. Safi BahcallDepartment of PhysicsUniversity of California at BerkeleyBerkeley CA 94720P: 510 642 0588F: 510 643 8497e-mail: bahcall@physics.berkeley.edu

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