VIII.Th Research Workshop

VIII.th Research Workshop Nucleation Theory and Applications Dubna, Russia, October 1 - 31, 2004: Final Information

Program

Saturday, October 9

Arrival of the participants Get together at the Bogoliubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics: 19.00

Sunday, October 10

1. Vladimir P. Skripov, D. Yu. Ivanov (Ekaterinburg, St. Petersburg, Russia): On the Second Crossover Near the Critical Point 2. Werner Ebeling (Berlin, Germany): Investigation of Cnoidal Waves as Non- Equilibrium Clusters 3. Alexander P. Chetverikov (Saratov, Russia): Thermodynamics of Clustering and Phase Transitions in Driven Morse Chains 4. Olga A. Shilova (St. Petersburg, Russia): Fractal Structures in Sol-Gel Derived Nano- Composites (Xerogels and Glassy Films) 5. Valeri V. Shilov, V. I. Padalko, O. A. Shilova (Kiev, Ukraine; St. Petersburg, Russia): Microphase and Fractal Structure of Sol-Gel Nanocomposites filled with Nanodiamonds. 6. Jürn W. P. Schmelzer (Rostock & Dubna): Nucleation Theory and Applications: State of affairs with the VCH-WILEY publication and some first unexpected positive consequences

Monday, October 11

7. Vladimir G. Baidakov (Ekaterinburg): Molecular Dynamics Investigations of the Liquid-Crystal Phase Transition 8. Sergej P. Protsenko, Baidakov, V. G., Zhdanov, E. R. (Ekaterinburg, Russia): Computer Modelling of Nucleation in Gas-Supersaturated Solutions 9. Dmitry I. Zhukovitskij, S. V. Stepanov (Moscow, Russia): Microscopic Bubbles in Liquids as Traps for Positronium 10. Sergej N. Burmistrov, L. B. Dubovskij (Moscow, Russia): Sub-barrier Nucleation Kinetics in a Meta-stable Quantum Liquid near the Spinodal 11. V. N. Grigor'ev, A. S. Rybalko (Kharkov, Ukraine): Evidence of Homogeneous Nucleation and General Features of the Phase Transition Kinetics in Solid 3He-4He Mixtures. 12. Boris M. Smirnov, S. A. Ivanenko (Moscow, Russia): Nucleation Processes in Cluster Plasmas

Special Talks (19.00):

- Vitali V. Slezov (Kharkov, Ukraine): Some Reflections on Science and History - Alexander L. Tseskis (Ludwigshafen, Germany): Adventures of a Russian in Germany

Tuesday, October 12 13. Vitali V. Slezov (Kharkov, Ukraine): Phase Transitions in Condensed Matter under Finite Rate of Formation of Metastable States 14. R. S. Berry (Chicago, USA), Boris M. Smirnov (Moscow, Russia): Void Theory for Nucleation in Simple Liquids 15. Alexey Vishnyakov, Alexander Neimark (Princeton, USA): Vapor-to-Droplet Transition in a Lennard-Jones Fluid: Simulation Study of Nucleation Barriers Using the Ghost Field Method 16. Ivan S. Gutzow (Sofia, Bulgaria): Crystallization and Glass Transition in Biological Fluids and the Problems of Life, Health and Death of Organisms 17. Alexander R. Gokhman (Odessa, Ukraine), J. Böhmert, A. Ulbricht (Rossendorf, Germany): Effect on Neutron Irradiation on the Phase Diagram of the Fe-Cu System. 18. Mikhail V. Avdeev (Dubna, Russia): Structural Changes of Clusters in Diamond Powders Under High Pressure (30 min) 19. Timur Tropin, M. Avdeev (Dubna, Russia): Aggregation Processes of Fullerenes: Some New Results (30 min)

Wednesday, October 13

20. Rainer Feistel (Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany), W. Wagner (Bochum, Germany): A Comprehensive Gibbs Thermodynamic Potential of Ice 21. Alexander K. Shchekin, F. M. Kuni, A. I. Rusanov, A. P. Grinin (St. Petersburg, Russia): Micellization in Solutions with Spherical and Cylindrical Micelles 22. Jürn W. P. Schmelzer (Rostock, Germany): Is Gibbs’ Theory of Heterogeneous Systems Really Perfect? Some Further Developments. 23. Alexander S. Abyzov (Kharkov, Ukraine), J. W. P. Schmelzer (Rostock & Dubna): Nucleation vs. Spinodal Decomposition in Phase Formation Processes in Solid Solutions 24. Sergej P. Fisenko (Minsk, Belorussia): Instantaneous and Observable Nucleation Rates: Analysis of Laminar Flow Chamber Experiments 25. Maksim A. Zakharov, S. A. Kukushkin, A. V. Osipov (St. Petersburg, Russia): Switching Kinetics in Ferroelectrics and Ferroelastics

Special Talks:

- Irina G. Polyakova (St. Petersburg, Russia): Crystallization and Recrystallization: A Picture Book - Vladimir M. Fokin (Sao Carlos, Brazil & St. Petersburg, Russia): Adventures of a Russian in Brazil

Thursday, October 14

26. Vladimir Ya. Shur (Ekaterinburg, Russia): Kinetics of Nano- and Micro-scale Domains 27. Boris Klumov (Garching, Germany): Numerical Modelling of Complex Plasmas 28. Alexander L. Tseskis (Leverkusen, Germany): Critical Temperature in Statistical Field Theory in the Displacive Limits 29. Naoum M Kortsenstein, E. V. Samuilov (Moscow, Russia): Features of Phase and Chemical Transformations in C-H-O Mixtures with Metal Additives 30. Alexander O. Bogatyrev, A. M. Gusak, M. O. Pasichnyi (Cherkasy, Ukraine): Kinetics of Nucleation in a Concentration Gradient 31. Aram S. Shirinyan, M. O. Pasichnyi (Cherkasy, Ukraine): Hysteresis in the Process of Phase Separation in an Ensemble of Small Isolated Particles (30 min)

Friday, October 15

32. Vladimir M. Fokin, E. N. Soboleva, N. S. Yuritsyn (St. Petersburg, Russia), E. D. Zanotto (Sao Carlos, Brazil): Crystal Nucleation in Meta-silicate Glasses of Compositions between Na2O 2CaO 3SiO2 and Na2O CaO 2SiO2. The Problem of Critical Nuclei Compositions (45 min) 33. N. S. Yuritsyn, A. G. Cherepova, Vladimir M. Fokin (St. Petersburg, Russia): Comparative Study of Concentration Dependencies of Nucleation and Growth Rates in Lithium Silicate Glasses (45 min) 34. Irina G. Polyakova (St. Petersburg, Russia): Surface and Volume Nucleation of Low- alkali Sodium Borate Glasses 35. Elena O. Litovtschik, I. G. Polyakova, B. Z. Pevzner (St. Petersburg, Russia): Specific Features of Crystallization and Liquid Phase Separation of Strontium Borate Glasses (30 min) 36. Galina Sycheva (St. Petersburg, Russia): Formation of Bubble Structure and Homogeneous - Heterogeneous Nucleation in Glass 26 Li20 - 74 SiO2 (30 min) 37. Galina G. Boiko, G. G. Berezhnoi (St. Petersburg, Russia): Microheterogeneous Structure of Eutectic Melts. Problems of Molecular Dynamics Simulations (30 min) 38. Boris Z. Pevzner (St. Petersburg, Russia): Polycationic Effect in Borate Glasses (30 min)

Farewell meeting: 19. 00 BLTPh

Saturday, October 16

39. Leonid M. Landa, K. A. Landa, L. L. Landa (Carleton, USA): Second-Order Phase Transitions under Negative Pressure and Amorphous Solidification of Liquids 40. Henry E. Norman, V. V. Stegailov (Moscow, Russia): Superheating, Decay and Melting of Crystals. 41. A. Yu. Kuksin, G. E. Norman, V. V. Stegailov (Moscow, Russia): Decay of Crystals under Stretching: Spinodal at Negative Pressures 42. Valeri V. Shilov, Y. P. Gomza (Kiev, Ukraine): Disorder-order transition in liquid poly(ethylene oxide)-poly(propylene oxide)- poly(ethylene oxide) block-copolymer influenced by lithium perchlorate. 43. Vitali V. Slezov, Oleg A. Osmayev, G. V. Slezova (Kharkov, Ukraine): Diffusional Decomposition of Supersaturated Solutions of Admixtures at Grain Boundaries (30 min) 44. Eduard R. Zhdanov (Ufa, Russia): Molecular Theory of Binary Liquid Solutions (30 min) 45. Galina M. Mironova (Dubna, Russia): Phase transitions and massogenesis (30 min)

Reserve Lectures

46. Tatjana V. Lokotosh, Nikolay P. Malomuzh (Odessa, Ukraine): Clusterization and Nucleation in Water 47. Jürn W. P. Schmelzer (Rostock, Germany), V. G. Baidakov (Ekaterinburg, Russia): On Different Possibilities of a Thermodynamically Consistent Determination of the Work of Critical Cluster Formation in Nucleation Theory Sunday, October 17:

Departure of the participants Some Hints Concerning Presentations

The time for the speakers in their lectures is not strictly limited to allow a detailed explanation even of details of the research and an extensive discussion. Nevertheless, due to the large number of highly interesting contributions proposed and to have some order in anticipating the program, commonly - if not specified otherwise - either 1 hour or 30 minutes are taken as a rough estimate for the duration of one lecture including the discussion. But slight changes in the schedule are possible at any time.

The workshop languages are English and Russian. If possible, English should be preferred. At least, the transparencies or Power-Point presentations should be written in English. Summaries of the content in the respective alternative language will be given simultaneously.

Entry Permission and Some Additional Remarks

For entry permission to the Laboratory of Theoretical Physics, please submit us next days the following information (if not available already):

1. Name: 2. Surname and fathers name: 3. Citizenship: 4. Date/Place of birth: 5. Passport (number and expiry date): 6. Place of work (mailing address): 7. Phone, fax, Email-connections:

We will try to get the permission for all participants, to take their Laptop in and out of the territory of the institute during the time of the workshop (it is not a problem to take the notebook into the laboratory but to get it out may be complicated). A beamer will be available to allow for Powerpoint or similar presentations.

Note as well that for taking photos inside the territory of the institute, a special permission is required. So, if you have some plans in this respect, please, let us know it in advance.

Accomodation and Financial Regulations

No conference fee is required. We will cover the costs for the stay in Dubna and the travel expenses (railway tickets) for invited speakers from Russia and the former Soviet Republics to Dubna and back (for refunding the expenses, please, do not forget to take a komandiro- votschnoe udostoverenie with you). In dependence on the funds available, we can try to support - in very limited cases - also the stay of colleagues beyond the circle mentioned above.

Accomodation will be reserved in the old/new hotel Dubna about 10 minutes walk from the railway station (it is not clear till now which hotel will be available, I will inform you later). For colleagues arriving by train, a shuttle service will be organized. So, these colleagues are asked to submit in advance the dates/times of arrival and departure and flight numbers.

For colleagues arriving by train, below the schedule of the train connections from Savelovo railway station to Dubna is supplied. Changes are possible here, so check it at the homepage of the JINR.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS DUBNA-MOSCOW-DUBNA

Last update 02.06. 2004; Phone 09 - (paid), cash-desk - 3-43-33

Dubna Moscow Departure Arrival Departure Arrival from Dubna from B.Volga to Moscow from Moscow to B.Volga to Dubna 04:55 05:05 07:20 05:06 07:20 07:30 05:30 05:40 08:14 07:40 10:02 10:12 07:11 - 09:05 08:50 11:04 11:14 07:46 07:56 10:16 09:45* 12:04* 12:14* 10:55 11:05 13:28 10:05 - 12:04 11:43 11:53 14:15 10:59 13:17 13:27 13:04 - 14:59 14:47 17:05 17:15 15:00 15:10 17:31 16:48 18:32 18:42 17:32 17:42 20:01 17:03 19:20 19:32 19:13 - 21:07 19:06 21:24 21:34 19:57 20:07 22:25 20:03 22:58 23:08 21:50 22:00 00:41 21:50 23:35 23:45 23:14 01:32 01:42

( Red Color ) - "Express"

( ___ ) - Only Week-end, ( * ) - Only workday

In addition, there is a bus service from Savelovo railway/metro station to Dubna.

Addresses for Contacts

All questions concerning the workshop, please, submit to Dr. Jürn W. P. Schmelzer, Prof. Vyatcheslav B. Priezzhev, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Bogoliubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics, Dubna 141980, Russia

Phone: (+49 381) 498 6944; (+7 09621) 63 703 (Schmelzer), (+7 09621) 65 333 (Priezzhev); Fax: (+49 381) 498 6942; (+7 09621) 65 084 or 40 594 Email: [email protected], [email protected] (Schmelzer); [email protected] (Priezzhev); preferably via Email: [email protected] (till end of September, 2004) [email protected] (from beginning of October, 2004)

For further details see also the homepage of the Bogoliubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia, http://thsun1.jinr.ru and the homepage of the institute, http://www.jinr.ru.

Looking forward to seeing you in Dubna.

Jürn W. P. Schmelzer Gerd Röpke Vyatcheslav B. Priezzhev