Plenary Lectures:

Sunday, Feb.13 2005 (Chair: K.Schwarz)

9.00	K. Schwarz (TU Wien): Opening, 20th workshop
9:20	Bertram Batlogg (ETH Zürich, Switzerland): Superconductivity in the pyrochlore structure AOs2O6
10:20	Coffee Break

Monday, Feb.14 2005 (Chair: B. Batlogg)

9:00	Dragan Mihailovic (Ljubljana, Slovenia): Dynamics and inhomogeneity in cuprates: Theory and experiment
10:00	Coffee Break
10.30	Peter Blaha (TU Wien): Phase transitions, orbital and charge ordering in 3d and 4d transition metal oxides

Tuesday, Feb.15 2005 (Chair: S. Cottenier)

9:00	Georg Madsen (Aarhus Univ., Denmark): Band structures and the search for new thermoelectric materials
10:00	Coffee Break
10.30	Michaela Küpferling, R.Grössinger, M.Pieper, V.Corral Flores, G.Wiesinger (TU Wien): Magnetic properties of La-hexaferrites

Wednesday, Feb.16 2005 (Chair: W. Lang)

9:00	Olaf Perner, W.Hässler, C.Fischer, M.Hermann, G.Fuchs, K.Nenkov, B.Holzapfel, L.Schulz, J.Eckert (IFW Dresden, Germany): Superconductivity in nanoscale mechanically alloyed MgB2
10:00	Coffee Break
10.30	George Waysand (Univ. P. et M. Curie, Paris, France): Science and society in extreme conditions: Superconductivity through Hitlerism, Stalinism and Cold War

Thursday, Feb.17 2005 (Chair: W. Steiner)

9:00	Philip Walther (Univ.Wien): From entanglement to quantum computing
10:00	Coffee Break
10.30	Frank Kubel (TU Wien): Get the best from powder diffraction data

Friday, Feb.18 2005 (Chair: R. Grössinger)

9:00	Stefaan Cottenier (Leuven, Belgium): Magnetic hyperfine fields and electric field gradients of lanthanide and actinide impurities in bcc-Fe
10:00	Coffee Break
10.30	Mauricio Musso (Univ.Salzburg): The critical Raman line shape behaviour of fluid nitrogen revisited

Evening sessions

Sunday, Feb.13 2005 (Chair: G. Hilscher)

19:00

Roland Grössinger, P.Kerschl, R.Sato (TU Wien): Unusual behaviour of Sm(Co,Cu)5 in high magnetic fields

Monday, Feb.14 2005 (Chair: F. Kubel)

19:00	Herbert Boller (Univ.Linz): The bond valence model: Applications to complex ions and solids
19:40	Peter Weinberger, M.Bartel, A.Asmeier, K.Mereiter, G.Hilscher G.Wiesinger, W.Linert (TU Wien): Variable temperature UV-VIS-NIR, IR, SQUID and synchrotron XRD experiments to understand the influence of the anion on the spin transition behaviour of Fe(II) spin-crossover compounds

Tuesday, Feb.15 2005 (Chair: P. Knoll)

19:00	Martin Pieper, M.Küpferling, R.Grössinger, G.Wiesinger (TU Wien): La-doped hexaferrites: Comparison of NMR data and band structure calculations
19:40	Franz Renz (Univ.Mainz, Germany): Molecule-based materials: Concerted reactions

Wednesday, Feb.16 2005 (Chair: P.Blaha)

19:00	Micro Poster Presentation: Each poster can be briefly presented in 3 minutes (3 overheads maximum) PowerPoint presentations (not recommended) need to be arranged beforehand (please contact the organizer).
20:00	POSTER SESSION

Thursday, Feb.17 2005 (Chair: H. Michor)

19:00	Wolfgang Lang, I.Puica, M.Peruzzi, J.D.Pedarnig, D.Bäuerle (Univ.Wien): Direct observation of the depairing current in ultra thin YBCO films
19:40	Franz Renz (Univ.Mainz, Germany): NASA Mars Mission

Friday, Feb.18 2005

19:00

Peter Weinberger (TU Wien, Austria): Slide show: Ecuador and Galapagos

Posters

• Stefaan Cottenier, K.Vyvey, D.Torumba, G.Neyens, M.Rots (Leuven, Belgium):
  Electric-field gradients at 5d and 6sp impurities in Re
• Stefaan Cottenier, M.Cakmak, M.Rots (Leuven, Belgium):
  The hyperfine field of Fe at surfaces and interfaces: an LDA+U study
• S.Becksteiner, Peter Knoll, D,Somitsch, J.Kreith, G.Heimel, R.Pfeiffer (Univ.Graz):
  Raman scattering of nano-scaled polymers
• Robert Lackner, E.Bauer (TU Wien), P.Rogl (Univ.Wien):
  Reducing lattice thermal conductivity by valence fluctuations: an experimental study on Ce(Pd_1-xRh_x)₃
• M.Dineva, Markus Marksteiner, W.Lang (Univ.Wien):
  Simulation of ion-beam irradiation effects on high-temperature superconductors
• Herwig Michor, S. Özcan, M.El-Hagary, G.Hilscher (TU Wien):
  Ferrimagnetism in GdCo₉Si₄
• Victor Pardo, J.Rivas, D.Baldomire, P.Blaha, M.Iglesias, K.Schwarz, J.E.Arias (Univ.Santiago de Compostella, Spain):
  Magnetic clusters in the series Sr_xBa_1-xCoO₃ described using WIEN2k
• Franz Renz (Univ.Mainz, Germany):
  Molecule-based materials: From concerted reactions to NASA Mars Mission
• Herbert Richter, W.Lang, M.Peruzzi, J.H.Durell, H.Sturm (Univ.Wien):
  Hall effect in Hg-Ba-Ca-Cu-O thin films with various magnetic fields
• Reiko Sato, C.Barbatti, M.Schönhart, R. Grössinger (TU Wien):
  Magnetic properties of Fe-Si-Cr rapidly quenched ribons

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