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CONTENT Welcome Address ............................................................... 2 Organizers & Sponsors ...................................................... 3 Committee ............................................................................ 5 Venue .................................................................................... 7 Travel to EAPPC & BEAMS 2018 ..................................... 8 Registration ........................................................................ 10 Accommodation ................................................................. 11 Preliminary Agenda ........................................................... 12 Instructions for Presenters ............................................... 13 Plenary Talks ...................................................................... 14 Social events ...................................................................... 17 Useful Information ............................................................. 19 1 Welcome Address Dear colleagues, You are cordially invited to attend EAPPC & BEAMS 2018, the 7th Euro-Asian Pulsed Power Conference (EAPPC) and the 22nd International Conference on High-Power Particle Beams (BEAMS), which will be held in Changsha, China, from 16th to 20th September, 2018. The joint conference will provide a forum for the exchange of scientific and technical information between industry, academic institutions and research organizations, across a broad range of current and emerging research areas of Pulsed Power Technologies and High Power Particle Beams. As for the conference, 352 abstracts have been received from 17 different countries. The scientific program includes 6 plenary talks, given by worldwide-recognized scientists, 14 invited talks, 164 oral talks in 24 parallel sessions, and 174 posters in 12 parallel sessions. On behalf of the local organization committee, I would like to express our appreciation to the international organization committee members, the international technical committee members and all attendees. The place where the joint conference will take place, Changsha, is the capital city of Hunan Province and is the cradle of the ancient Chu and Xiang civilizations rooted in central China. She is well known for her long history of over 3000 years and is the hometown of many great figures in both ancient and modern history of China. Among them there is the founder of new China, Chairman Mao. The city is also rich in both cultural, natural tourist resources and impressive for spicy food. We wish you and your family a pleasant stay in Changsha, and a wonderful experience with EAPPC & BEAMS 2018. Yours Sincerely, Prof. ZHANG Jiande General Chair of EAPPC & BEAMS 2018 2 Organizers & Co-sponsors Organizer: National University of Defense Technology 国防科技大学 SPONSORS OF THE EAPPC-BEAMS 2018 Chinese Pulsed Power Society 中国核学会脉冲功率技术及其应 用分会 Key Laboratory of Pulsed Power, Institute of Fluid Physics, CAEP 中国工程物理研究院脉冲功率科 学与技术重点实验室 State Key Laboratory of Intense Co‐organizers Pulsed Radiation Simulation and Effect, NINT 强脉冲辐射环境模拟与效应国家 重点实验室（西北核技术研究所） Science and Technology on High Power Microwave Laboratory 高功率微波技术重点实验室 IEEE Nuclear & Plasma Sciences Society Technical Matter and Radiation at Extremes Co‐sponsors High Power Laser and Particle Beams 强激光与粒子束 3 Gold Shaanxi Baoguang Ceramic Science and Technology Co. Ltd 陕西宝光陶瓷科技有限公司 Pulsed Power Japan Laboratory Ltd. (PPJ) 日本株式会社脉冲功率技术研究 所 Silver Diversified Technologies Inc. TRHV High Voltage Semiconductor Co. Ltd 北京天润中高压电子有限公司 Xi'an Shendian Electric Co., Ltd. 西安神电电器有限公司 Financial Bronze Co‐sponsors Tianjin Dongwen High Voltage Power Supply Co. Ltd 东文高压电源（天津）股份有限 公司 Wuxi Ximai Capacitor Company 无锡市锡脉电容有限公司 Shanghai Juncoax RF Technologies Inc. 上海军友射频技术有限公司 Changsha Jinlong electronic Ltd. Co. 长沙金龙电子有限公司 Sichuan Liyuan Electronic Co Ltd, 081 Electronic Group 零八一电子集团四川力源电子有 限公司 4 Committee EAPPC International Committee DENG Jianjun Institute of Fluid Physics (CAEP), China JIANG Weihua Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan JIN Yun-Sik Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute, Korea MÜLLER Georg Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany NOVAC Bucur Loughborough University, UK REDONDO Luís Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute, Portugal RYOO Hong-Je Chung-Ang University, Korea SCHNEIDER Markus French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis, France SMIRNOV Valentin NFI, Russian Federation SONG Young-Hoon Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials SUNAO Katsuki Institute of Pulsed Power Science, Kumamoto University, Japan WANG Xinxin Tsinghua University , China ZHANG Jiande National University of Defense Technology of China ZURAUSKIENE Nerija Center for Physical Sciences and Technology Vilnius, Lithuania BEAMS International Committee COOPERSTEIN Gerald Naval Research Laboratory, USA DENG Jianjun Institute of Fluid Physics, CAEP, China EKDAHL Carl Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA ENGELKO Vladimir Efremov Institute, Russia JIANG Weihua Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan JUNGWIRTH Karel Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic KOIDAN Vasili Kurchatov Institute, Russia LEOPOLD John Israel Institute of Technology, Israel LITVAK Alexander Institute of Applied Physics, Russia MAENCHEN John Sandia National Laboratories, USA MARKOVITS Meir Ministry of National Infrastructures, Israel MESYATS Gennady Academy of Sciences, Russia MÜLLER Georg Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany OLIVER Bryan Sandia National Laboratories, USA REDONDO Luís Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute, Portugal SINCLAIR Mark Atomic Weapons Establishment, UK SMIRNOV Valentin Kurchatov Institute, Russia THUMM Manfred Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany VERON Laurent CEA, France WEBER Bruce Naval Research Laboratory, USA ZHANG Jiande National University of Defense Technology of China 5 International Technical Committee Chair DENG Jianjun Institute of Fluid Physics, CAEP, China Deputy Chair YANG Hanwu National University of Defense Technology, China Members CONG Peitian Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology, China HADAS Yoav Rafael National Laboratory, Israel JIANG Weihua Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan JIN Xiao Institute of Applied Electronics, CAEP, China JIN Yun-Sik Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute, Korea LI Xiangqiang Southwest Jiaotong University, China LIN Fuchang Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China LIU Kefu Fudan University, China MANKOWSKI John Texas Tech University, USA MÜLLER Georg Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany NOVAC Bucur Loughborough University, UK OLIVER Bryan Sandia National Laboratories, USA REDONDO Luís Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute, Portugal ROSTOV Vladislav Institute of High Current Electronics, Russia SCHNEIDER Markus French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis, France SHI Jinshui Institute of Fluid Physics, CAEP, China SINCLAIR Mark Atomic Weapons Establishment, UK WANG Xinxin Tsinghua University, China YAN Ping Institute of Electrical Engineering, CAS, China ZHANG Jun National University of Defense Technology, China Local Organization Committee Honorary Chair ZHONG Huihuang National University of Defense Technology, China Chair ZHANG Jiande National University of Defense Technology, China Deputy Chair ZHANG Jun National University of Defense Technology, China Secretary General YANG Hanwu National University of Defense Technology, China Staffs CAO Liang, CHENG Xinbing, DANG Fangchao, GAO Jingming, JU Jinchuan, LI Song, LIU Jinliang, QIAN Baoliang, YIN Yi, ZHANG Dian, ZHANG Qiang, ZHANG Zicheng, ZHAO Lishan 6 Venue Conference Hotel: Changsha Empark Grand Hotel (长沙世纪金源大饭店) The first floor of the conference hotel: The third floor of the conference hotel: 7 Travel to EAPPC & BEAMS 2018 Changsha Empark Grand Hotel(世纪金源大饭店): #199，Jintai Road, Kaifu District, Changsha, Hunan, China From Changsha Huanghua International Airport: about 30 km and 38 minutes by taxi. From Changsha South Railway Station: about 24 km and 37 minutes by taxi. 8 From Changsha Railway Station: about 13 km and 25 minutes by taxi. Another possibility to go to the hotel is by the metro Line 1 and getting off at the 2nd exit of the Machang Station. The hotel is about 1.6 km to the west of the metro station, about 20 minutes by walk. 9 Registration HOW TO REGISTER Delegates should register on-line. In order to register on line, on the main menu, please select registration -> registration now. For good efficiency and expedience, online registration is highly recommended. It is also possible to register during the conference. If you choose this on-site registration option, please anticipate a minor delay at the registration desk, since your payment will have to be processed and your accreditation printed while you wait. Participants must confirm their arrival at the registration desk before the conference begins. It will speed up the confirmation for you if you bring your payment receipt confirmation or indicate your Personal Registration Number. REGISTRATION FEES Early-bird Regular Registration Registration Type Before 15 Aug. 2018 After 15 Aug. 2018 Full Delegate RMB 3500 (≈550 USD) RMB 4500 (≈700 USD) Students RMB 2000 (≈310 USD) RMB 2200 (≈350 USD) Companion RMB 1300 (≈220 USD) RMB 1600 (≈250 USD) All mentioned dates are referred to Beijing standard time (GMT). Full Registration Includes: Participation in all sessions, abstracts including the electronic version, coffee breaks, the Welcome Reception and the banquet. Student Registration Includes: Participation in all sessions, abstracts including the electronic version, coffee breaks,
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