Workshop: June 25th -July 1st and July 3rd-11th, 2012
Symposium: July 2nd, 12th, and 13th, 2012
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Symposium Program
excited state, superconductivity, and quantum monte carlo
July 2 (Mon) Name
(Affiliation) Title 9:30 - L. Mitas
(North Carolina State University) Spins as quantum variables in electronic structure quantum Monte Carlo calculations 10:00 - I. Solovyev
(National Institute for Materials Science)
Magnetic inversion symmetry breaking and ferroelectric activity in perovskite manganese oxides 10:30 - H. Gross
(Max Planck Institute for Materials Physics) Reduced-density-matrix functional theory of weakly and strongly correlated systems 11:00 - R. Arita
(The University of Tokyo) High-temperature Superconductivity in Layered Nitrides: Insights from Density-functional Theory for Superconductors 11:30 - S. Shin
(ISSP) Laser-ARPES study on Fe-pnictide superconductors LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 13:30 - C. Hu
(Tokyo University of Science) Nonadiabatic couplings from time-dependent density functional theory: Progress and challenges 14:00 - K. Nobusada
(Institute for Molecular Science) Near-Field Excitation Dynamics in Nanostructures: Nonuniform and Self-Consistent Light Matter Interaction 14:30 - K. Misawa
(Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) Vibrational wave-packet control in cyamine dye molecules 15:00 - T. Tahara
(RIKEN) Nuclear dynamics of reacting molecules studied by ultrafast spectroscopy with 10-fs pulses 15:30 - BREAK BREAK 16:00 - M. Rohlfing
(University of Osnabruck) Many-body perturbation theory: from molecular adsorbates to paired nanotubes 16:30 - A. Marini
(National Research Council) Excitonic collapse in solids driven out-of-equilibrium by ultra-strong laser pulses 17:00 - Y. Noguchi
(ISSP) Massively parallel all-electron GW+Bethe-Salpeter calculations: development and application 17:30 - K. Yamauchi
(Osaka University) Charge-order-induced multiferroicity in transition-metal oxides 18:00 - Banquet Banquetdissipation, van der Waals interaction, and interface
July 12 (Thurs) Name
(Affiliation) Title 13:00 - M. Di Ventra
(University of California) Stochastic Time-Dependent Current-DFT: a functional theory of open quantum systems 13:30 - K. Ando
(Kyoto University) Electron transfer pathway analysis in large biomolecules 14:00 - Y. Gohda
(The University of Tokyo) First-principles interface science: Structures and electronic states 14:30 - H. Katayama-Yoshida
(Osaka University) Computational Nano-Materials Design of High-Efficiency Photovoltaic Solar Cells in Cu(In,Ga)Se2 and Cu2ZnSn(Se,S)4 by Two-dimensional Spinodal Nano-decomposition: Beyond-LDA and Multi-scale Simulation 15:00 - BREAK BREAK 15:30 - J. Dobson
(Griffith University) Some 5th rung correlation energy functionals 16:00 - O. Anatole von Lilienfeld
(Argonne National Laboratory) Fast and accurate modeling of interatomic energies with machine learning 16:30 - T. Ono
(Osaka University) First-principles study on transport properties of carbon based nano-systems 17:00 - POSTER POSTER 18:00 - Banquet Banquetinterface and large scale simulation
July 13 (Fri) Name
(Affiliation) Title 9:40 - M. Sprik
(University of Cambridge) Density functional theory modelling of transition metal oxide-water interfaces 10:10 - M. Bjorketun
(Technical University of Denmark) Atomic-scale modeling of the electrochemical interface 10:40 - T. Ogitsu
(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) Improving performance of electrochemical devices: How can ab-initio simulations help? 11:10 - BREAK BREAK 11:30 - F. Gygi
(University of California) Acceleration of Hartree-Fock and Hybrid Density Functional Simulations using Recursive Subspace Bisection 12:00 - J. Iwata
(The University of Tokyo) Real-space grid density functional theory calculations 12:30 - I. Hamada
(Tohoku University) Van der Waals density functional applied to adsorption systems
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