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International Workshop on

Present Status and Future of Very Cold Neutron Applications

13-14 February 2006 Paul Scherrer Institute
- Switzerland.


The aim was to discuss the perspectives of using very cold neutrons 15-100 Å or larger wavelength in condensed matter research and fundamental physics.

New developments in very cold moderation and phase space transformation methods indicate that an increased VCN flux might be available in the near future which could be used in neutron-based science.

A previous workshop has been held
21-24 August 2005 at IPNS-ANL Proceedings.


AGENDA
talks as PDF

 

Monday 13 February

Tuesday 14 February


0900 - 0930

 


Session
VCN Future I.Chair R. Gähler

J.M. Carpenter 5-Prospects for a Very Cold Neutron Source at ANL

0930 - 1000

 

B. J. Micklich 5 - Computational studies of VCN production

1000 - 1030

 Registration

J. Lal 5 - Structure and dynamics in complex systems - Prospects with VCN

1030 - 1100

 

 
SINQ, Sm
S, SLS  Tour

Coffee+

1100 - 1130

Session VCN Future II.Chair H. M. Shimizu

G. Zsigmond 2 - Monochromatic VCN production by phase space transformation

1130 - 1200

A. Ioffe 6 - A new instrumentation for VCN spectroscopy

1200 - 1230

Registration

A. P. Serebrov, V. T. Lebedev 7I. Gravitational VCN Diffractometer, II. Applications for studies of nanostructures

1240 - 1320

Lunch PSI Restaurant OASE

Lunch PSI Restaurant OASE

1330 - 1400

Welcome words K. Clausen

Session UCNChair J.M. Carpenter

P. W. Geltenbort 1 - VCN and UCN installations at the ILL

Session Neutron ApplicationsChair Y. Kawabata

V. K. Ignatovich 8 - Investigation of neutron wave packet properties

1400 - 1430

A. Pichlmaier 2 - The Ultra-Cold Neutron Source at PSI

R. Gähler 1 - Neutron optics in time and its applications

1430 - 1500

M. Kasprzak 2 - UCN production efficiency of solid D2, O2 and CD4

H. M. Shimizu 9 - Advances  of slow neutron optics for materials science and fundamental physics

1500 - 1530

V. V. Nesvizhevsky 1 - A possibility to cool down VCN to the UCN energy range in gels of ultracold nanoparticles

Th. Gutberlet 2 - Ideas about reflectometry with VCN

1530 - 1600

Coffee+

V. K. Ignatovich 8 - Neutron holography without reference beam

1600 - 1630

Session VCN Present Chair P. W. Geltenbort

Y. Kawabata 3 - Very cold neutron radiography for high contrast neutron imaging

Coffee+

1630 - 1700

M. Hino 3 - Development of a very cold neutron spin interferometer

Discussion - Chair P. Böni

Final discussion on VCN production and future applications

1700 - 1730

R. Georgii 4 - Very cold neutrons on MIRA at FRM2

 


1900- Dinner in Restaurant
Santa Lucia, Brugg

1730 - 1800

M. Kasprzak 2 - Thermal up-scattering of VCN in solid D2

1830 - 2100

Workshop Dinner PSI Restaurant OASE


1Institut Laue-Langevin, 2Paul Scherrer Institut,
3Kyoto Univ. Res. Reactor Inst., Neutron Optics Division,  4Technische Univ. Muenchen FRM-II, Forschungsneutronenquelle Garching, 5Argonne National Laboratory, IPNS Division, 6Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH Inst. fuer Festkoerperforschung, 7Petersburg Nuclear Physics Inst. Dept. Neutron Research, 8
Joint Inst. for Nuclear Research Frank Lab. of Neutron Physics, 9High Energy Acc. Research Org. Neutron Science Lab. Japan
  Other participants: Laboratoire de Physique Subatomique et de Cosmologie UMR 5821 - CNRS, etc

PHOTOS from the workshop dinner here

Organizers
Dr. Géza Zsigmond - PST Project
Dr. Peter Allenspach - Head LDM/NUM
Margit Braun-Shea
- PSI User Office
Denise Castellazzi
- Secretary





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