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APPENDIX I LIST of INVITED SEMINAR SPEAKERS Ahmad Ali APPENDIX I LIST OF INVITED SEMINAR SPEAKERS Ahmad Ali Der Universitat Hamburg, Hamburg M.A.K.Lodhi Texas Technical University,. Lubbock, USA APPENDIX II LIST OF SEMINARS Ahmad, M Perspectives on Pakistan's Energy Problems Ahmed, Shafique Relativistic Two Fermion Equation Ali, A i) Weak Interactions at High Energies ii) Weak Hixing and CP Violation Aslam, J. Powder Neutron Diffraction Studies of UF4 Butt, N.M. Mossbauer Diffraction Hethods for Solid State Physics Studies Faude, D. Development of Nuclear Energy in Federal Republic of Germany Fayyazuddin Weak Decays of Heavy I1esons Haroon, M.R. Preliminary Reactor Physics Calculation for a Fluidised Bed Nuclear Reactor Con­ cept Hofstadter, R. My Life as a Physicist Ishaq, A.H.B. PDP 11/45 at PINSTECH Khakpour, A. Difuseness and Energy of the Nuclear Matter Surface Lodhi, H.A.K. i) Short Range Correlation with Reference to Structure of Light Nuclei 559 560 APPENDIX ii) Fission and Al~ha Decay Anomalies with reference to Superheavy Elements Magd, A.Y.Abdul i) Interaction of Relativistic Particles with Nuclei ii) Angular ~Iomentum Coherence in Heavy Ion Reactions Mahmud, Bashiruddin Problems of Energy with Respect to Trans­ fer of Technology in Developing Countries Malik, G.M. Computing Facilities at Engineering Uni­ versity, Lahore Moravcsik, H.J. i) Energy Supylies and Space Colonization ii) An Overview of Quantum Hechanical Few Body Problems Murray, R.L. Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards J'.Tayyar, A.H. Solition Propagation in l1agnetic Transi­ tions Panchapakesan, N. i) Particle Creation in a De Sitter Universe ii) Changing Superconducting Transition Tempe­ ratures in Haterials Paul, w. Defects in Arr.or~hous Semiconductors Qadir, A. Black Holes and Neutron Stars Qazi, M.N. Problems of Research in Reactor Physics Around Reactor Riazuddin Electromagnetic Decays of Hesons Shaukat, M.A. Backward Pion-~ucleon Scattering Sheikh, P. Inertial Confinement Fusion Reactors Shrestha, V.H. Optimvm Tilt Angle for Solar Collector Srinivasan, M. i) A Brief Introduction to Indian Nuclear Power Programme ii) Criticality Experiments at Trombay Tounsi, A. Statistical Bootstrap Yaqub, M. Thermal Energy Transfer Across Liquid Helium APPENDIX 561 APPENDIX III LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Name Institution Country Ahmad, Iqbal PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Ahmad, S.Khurshid PIHSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Ahmad, Masud Pakistan Atomic Energy Commissio~ Pakistan Islamabad Ahmad, Nasir, PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Ahmad, Nisar PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Ahmad, Shujaat PINS'IECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Ahmed, Aminuddin PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Ahmed, Arif Prakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan slama bad Ahmed, Farooq Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Ahmed, Firoz University of Karachi, Karachi Pakistan Ahmed, Irshad PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Ahmed, M.Jamil Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission. Pakistan Islamabad Ahmed, Mesbahuddin University of Dacca, Dacca Bangladesh Ahmed, Mohammad Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Ahmed, S.Mohammad University of Hultan, Multan Pakistan Ahmed, Shafique 'G.Narconi' Universita degli Italy Studi-Roma Plazzale delle Scienze Rome Aitquad, Nasreen Aligarh I1uslim University, Aligarh India Ajayi, O.B. University of Ife, Ile-Ife Nigeria Akhtar, Javed PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Akhtar, K.M. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Akhtar, Nasim University of Karachi, Karachi Pakistan Akhtar, Riaz A. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan AI-Badri, H.B.H. University of Baghdad, Baghdad Iraq AI-Hassoun, A. Uni ver sity of Baghdad, Baghdad Iraq Ali, Ahmed der Universitat Hamburg Hamburg Ali, \~aqar Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan Ansari, Salim PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Anwar, Mohammad Pakistan Atomic Energy COIT~ission, Pakistan Islamabad 562 APPENDIX Name Institution Country Asif, G.M. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Aslam, Javed Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Aslam, Mohammad Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Atta, Ashraf PIHSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Atta, Manzoor A. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Awan, Saleem PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Azhar, Iqbal Ali PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Paki stan Aziz, Abdul PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Bashir, Zia Pakistan Atomic Energy Commissio~ Pakistan Islamabad Beg, Altaf A. Ministry of Science & Technology Pakistan Islamabad Beg, M.M. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Ben, M.A. University of Niawey, Niaway Niger Bernacca, P.L. Asiago Observatory Asiago Italy Viencenia, Bhatti, Miss Nasim Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Bukhari, Khalid M. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Bukhari, S.J.H. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Butt, N.M. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Chaghtai, M.S. Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh India Chaudhary, tIl.Saeed PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Cheema, S.U. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Dabiri, A.E. I~~~~~~~ University of Tech.Tehran Iran Dahanayke, C. University of Sari Lanka, Kelaniya Sri Lanka Dastgir, Ghulam Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan Dayday, N. Cekmece I;uclear Research & Turkey Training Centre, Istanbul Durrani, Ijaz-ur Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Rehman Islamabad Elbek, E. Neils Bohr Institute, Copenhagen Denmark Farinelli, Ugo CNEN-CSN, Cassacia, Rome Italy Faruq, M. Umar PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan. Faude, D. Institut fur Angewandte, Karlsruhe Germany Fayyazuddin Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad ISlamabad APPENDIX 563 Name Inst it ut ion Country Gaafar, M.A. Helemiyt El-zaitum, Cairo Egypt Ghani, Abdul Pakistan Council of Scientific Pakistan and Industrial Research, Karachi Gondal, M.A. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Gul, Subhan PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Hashmi, Jamshed Kanupp, Karachi Pakistan Haq, Ikramul Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Haque, Ziaul Land Reclamation Punjab, Lahore Pakistan Haroon, M.R. Arya-Mehr University of Technology Iran Tehran Hasnain, S.A. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Hasni, S.M. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Hofstadter, R. Stanford University, Stanford U.S.A. Hofstadter, R.Mrs. Stanford University, Stanford U.S.A. Hussain, A.Z. Nuclear Research Centre, Cairo Egypt Hussain, Ather PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Hussain, Gulzar PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Hussain, Manzoor Engineering University, Lahore Pakistan Hussain, S.D. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Husseni, S.D. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Iqbal, M. Saleem Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan Irfan, M. Aligarh Huslim University, Aligarh India Ishaq, A.F.M. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Jameel, M. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Javed, N.A. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Islamabad Jawad, S.M.Abdul Royal Scientific Society, Arnan Jordan Kadis, M. S .!>1ohd University of Malysia, Kuala Lampur Malaysia Karim, M.Abdel Faculty of Science, Tripoli Libya Kayani, Salim Ahmed University of Engineering and Pakistan Technology, Lahore Keita, B. Faculty des Sciences Dakar-Senegal Senegal Khakpour, Asha 17th St.Bokharest Ave, Tehran Iran Khalid, Z.M. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Khan, Abdul Rashid Islamia University, Bahawalpur Pakistan 564 APPENDIX Name Institution Country Khan, Asghar Ali Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Khan, Hayatullah Peshawar University, Peshawar Pakistan Khan, Iqbal Ahmed University of' Khartoum, Khartoum Sudan Khan, M.Aslam DESTO, Chaklala Pakistan Khan, M.Aslam PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Khan, Mustafa Yar Government College, Lahore Pakistan Khan, Q.H. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Khan, Sohail Aziz University of Baluchistan, Quetta Pakistan Khawaja, E.E. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Khazal, K.A.R. University of Basrah, Basrah Iraq Khurshid, S. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Lane, J.A. International Atomic Energy Agency, U.S.A. Vienna Lodhi, M.A.K. Texas Tech. University, Lubbock U.S.A. Magd, A. Y. Abdul Cario University, Gize Egypt Magasu, L.M. University of Technology, New Guinea LAE P.N.G. Mahmood, Bashir-uddin Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Mahmood, Sajjad Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan Mahmood, S.Tahir PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Majeed, C.A. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Islamabad Malik, Ghulam Mohammad University of Engieering and Pakistan Technology, Lahore Mir, Nazir Ahmed University of Multan, Multan Pakistan Mirza, M.Ilyas Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan Moravscik, M.J. University of Oregon, Eugene U.S.A. Murray, R.L. North Carolina State University, U.S.A. Raleigh Murtaza, G. Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan Mustafa, Noor-ul PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Naqvi, S.Munir Mehdi University of' Karachi, Karachi Pakistan Raza APPENDIX 565 N8Jlle Institution Country Naseem, M. Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Isl8Jllabad Naseem, Tufail Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pakistan Isl8Jllabad Quaid-i-Az8Jll University, Isl8Jllabad Pakistan Nazar, Fateh l~oha.rnmad Punjab University, Lahore Pakistan Niazi, Ahsan Khan PINSTECH, Rawal?indi Pakistan Panchapakesan, N. University of Delhi,Delhi India Paul, W. Harvard University, C8Jllbridge U.S.A. Pervez, Masud Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan Qadir, Asghar Quaid-i-Az8Jll University, Isl8Jllabad Pakistan Qazi, M.N. PINSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Qureshi, Farhat Agriculture University,Faisalabad Pakistan Saeeda (Miss) Qureshi, I. H. PIHSTECH, Rawalpindi Pakistan Qureshi, K.Q. Pakistan Atomic Energy
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