Final Program

General Information

SCOPE OF THE CONFERENCE

The 50th Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Conference is sponsored jointly by the American Institute of Physics and Magnetics Society of the IEEE, in cooperation with TMS, The Ofﬁce of Naval Research, The Ameri- can Physical Society, The American Society for Testing and Materials, and the American Ceramic Society. Members of the international scientiﬁc and engineering communities interested in recent developments in fundamental and applied magnetism are invited to attend the Conference and contribute to its technical sessions. Sessions will include invited and contributed papers, oral and poster presentations and invited symposia. This Conference provides an outstanding opportunity for participants to meet their colleagues and discuss new and improved and controversial developments.

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

San Jose has now become the tenth largest city in the United States, and the hub of Silicon Valley. For the past three consecutive years it has also been named the safest big city in America. The average daytime temperature in early November is 55-65 degrees Fahrenheit, while the evening temperature will drop to 45-55 degrees Fahrenheit. There is a very slight chance of rain. ‘‘California casual’’ attire is appropriate for most events, although a sweater or jacket will be advisable for November evenings. For complete information about traveling to the San Jose area visit the web site at: www.sanjoseca.gov. A variety of services are offered there that take the guesswork out of what to do and see while visiting the city. At this site you can also link to clear and concise transportation information for reach- ing San Jose by air, train, and/or automobile. There are more than 21,000 parking spaces in downtown San Jose, and parking near but not inside the Fairmont Hotel is recommended. Go to www.sjdowntownparking.com to learn more about where to park, public transit options, and directions to downtown San Jose where the Fairmont is located.

VISA REQUIREMENTS

Citizens of other countries must carry a valid passport and current visa to enter the USA. Foreign participants should contact the United States Em- bassy, Consulate, or Ofﬁce of Tourism in their home country AS SOON AS POSSIBLE to determine the newest, and their particular, visa requirements. If you need a personal letter of invitation to attend the 50th MMM Confer- ence, please contact Courtesy Associates at [email protected]. You must provide your full name and complete mailing address. An original, signed letter will be sent to you via standard mail service since only an original copy ͑not a fax or email version͒ may be accepted with your visa application. PLEASE NOTE that the 50th MMM Conference cannot and will not contact or intervene with any U.S. Embassy or Consulate ofﬁce on a participant’s behalf. We strongly urge you to begin the process to obtain a visa immediately. 2

TRANSPORTATION

The Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport is located only three miles from downtown San Jose, which is easily accessible via four major freeways and by public transportation. A taxi from the San Jose Airport to the Fairmont will cost $15-$18 one-way depending upon the traffic you encounter. If your flight arrives at the Oakland Airport, you will need reservations on a shuttle service to travel to San Jose, unless you rent a car and drive. VIP Airport Shuttle ͑1-800-235- 8847͒ is a private shuttle service that will cost approximately $80/person one way, or $140 for up to 4 people one way. East Bay Shuttle ͑1-866-295-3797͒ offers van service on a reservation basis and will cost approximately $55/person one way. If your flight arrives at San Francisco International Airport, no advance reservations are required for van shuttle service to San Jose. South & East Bay Shuttle ͑1-408-225-4444͒ offers shared shuttles at approximately $36/ person one-way. East Bay Shuttle ͑1-866-295-3797͒ will cost approximately $65 each way. SuperShuttle ͑1-800-BLUE-VAN͒ from SFO to the Fairmont will cost approximately $38 for the first person plus $8 for each additional person in a group. All prices quoted were current as of August 1st . Please confirm the rates when you call to make your reservation.

HOTEL

Located in the center of the Capital of Silicon Valley, the Fairmont San Jose combines technological innovation with timeless elegance. It is located adjacent to the city’s Light Rail transit line, and only 3.1 miles from the Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport. The special hotel room rates for MMM 2005 will be $149/single and $159/double plus tax per night. The Hotel Room Reservation Form and a direct link to the Fair- mont’s reservation system can be found on the MMM Conference homepage at www.magnetism.org. Making a hotel room reservation via the web site is the fastest way to book the room you want, and will provide you with an immediate confirmation. If you choose to book your room by going directly to the Fairmont reservations web site at www.fairmont.com,gofirst to the Fairmont San Jose and then be sure to use the Promotional Code GRACM1 in order to obtain the special MMM group rates. You may also download the form and send it to the Fairmont by fax or mail; or you may make a reservation by telephone. Full contact information is found on the hotel’s reservation form, which can be downloaded from the Conference web site. If you call the hotel’s Reservation Office be sure to ask for and receive the special MMM Conference rates. The hotel can serve all special needs, so please make your requests when you reserve your room. You will receive confirmation of your hotel reservation by mail, unless you clearly mark your fax number andÕor email address on your reservation form. If you do not receive your confirmation within two weeks, please call the hotel to confirm your reservation, and ask for your confirmation number so that you can carry it with you when you come. Each Con- ference participant is responsible for making his/her own hotel reservation and for paying all personal bills upon checkout. HELP KEEP YOUR CONFERENCE FEES DOWN: Costs for the Con- ference meeting space are minimized by meeting pre-established targets for room occupancy at the Conference hotel. Please support the Steering Com- mittee and Advisory Committee in their attempt to keep your Conference registration fees as low as possible by booking your room at the Fairmont Hotel for the 2005 MMM Conference before the cutoff date of October 7th. 3

Your hotel room reservation must be received by the Fairmont no later than Friday, October 7th , in order for you to receive the special MMM Conference rates.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

You can register in advance at a reduced rate by completely ﬁlling out the Advance Registration Form located on the web site: http:// www.magnetism.org. The deadline for advance registration is October 7, 2005. Payment in U.S. dollars must be made by personal or corporate check „drawn on a U.S. bank only…, or by MasterCard, Visa or American Express credit card. Make checks payable to ‘‘2005 MMM Conference.’’ All MMM Conference attendees, including speakers, must pay registration fees. The Advance Registration Form and complete instructions for registering can be found on the MMM Conference homepage at: www.magnetism.org. You are encouraged to register via the secure web site to save time and to ensure that you are registered well in advance of the deadline of October 7, 2005. Onsite registration during the Conference will be at the higher rates listed below. After October 7th, only the higher registration fees will be accepted, and only at the Onsite Registration Desks at the Conference. Forms not accompanied by payment or with incomplete or incorrect credit card information will be considered ‘‘late’’ and the higher rates will be collected onsite at the Conference. All registrants paying the full registration fees will receive a copy of the Abstracts Book, which will be distributed at the Conference Registration Desks. Full Registration this year includes the Proceedings on a CD-ROM. For an additional $25 the Full Registrant can receive the Print version in- stead of the CD. The cost to receive both the CD and Print is $50 over the standard Full Registration fee. Additional Abstracts Books are available for $35 each. Registration Fees:

Prior to October 7th After October 7th Full Registrant $470 $550 Student/Unemployed Retiree $235 $275 Additional Abstracts Book $35 $35 Students and unemployed retirees who register at the lower fees will NOT receive a copy of the Proceedings. All attendees will be required to wear MMM Conference name badges to enter the Technical Sessions and Exhibits. Conference name badges will be checked at the entrance to all Technical Sessions and Exhibits. Please keep your name badge with you at all times as replacement badges cannot be provided for lost badges. The use of cameras, videotaping andÕor recording devices in the technical sessions „including Poster Sessions… is strictly prohibited, and this rule will be enforced onsite. REMEMBER: All Advance Registration forms must be accompanied by full payment and must be received by October 7, 2005. 4

The Conference Registration Desks, located in the Imperial Ballroom Pre- function Area, will be open during the following hours: Sunday, October 30th 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM Monday, October 31st 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM Tuesday, November 1st 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Wednesday, November 2nd 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM Thursday, November 3rd 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM Registration Cancellation Policy: Cancellations of advance registrations must be submitted in writing and received at Event Solutions Unlimited no later than Friday, October 7, 2005. Refunds of the original payment, less a $75 service fee, will be mailed following the Conference. Substitutions may be made at any time, including onsite, for a registrant who cannot attend but has paid the registration fee in advance.

50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

The Conference on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials will celebrate its 50th Anniversary this year with a special Plenary Session in the Imperial Ballroom at 3:15 p.m. on Monday. Each of the ﬁve talks will focus on a key discovery in one of the ﬁve decades of MMM. The celebration will continue in the Regency Ballroom with an anniversary cake and a toast to the con- tinued success of the Conference.

CONFERENCE SYMPOSIA

Symposium on Pico- and Subpico-second Control of Magnetism Symposium on the Theory of Spin Transfer Effects Symposium on Biomagnetics Applications Symposium on Magnetic and Ferroelectric Properties in Rare-earth Manga- nese Oxides Symposium on Semiconductor Spintronics: Physics and Applications

SUNDAY EVENING TUTORIAL

On the Sunday evening Oct. 30, before the start of the technical program, there will be a tutorial on ЉNovel Techniques for Characterizing Magnetic MaterialsЉ in Regency II. We plan to start at 7:00 p.m., and allow 30 minutes per speaker. The topics and speakers are: Neutron scattering Charles Majkrzak Synchrotron x-ray scattering Chi-chang Kao Electron scattering John Chapman SPLEEM Ernst Bauer Spin polarized scanning tunneling microscopy Matthias Bode

LCD PROJECTORS

This year only LCD projectors will be available for oral presentations. Authors are expected to bring their presentation on their own laptop computer, and have it powered on and ready to connect to the projector. Only standard PC-style VGA connections to the LCD projector will be sup- 5

plied, therefore you must supply any required adaptor to your computer. Macintosh users must make sure that ‘‘mirroring’’ is activated. There will also be a switchbox so that a speaker can set up his/her laptop during the question period of the previous speaker. Each speaker will be solely responsible for promptly connecting to the projector. The presentation timer will begin immediately after the introduction by the session chair, and there will not be time to reboot your computer. You are therefore STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to test your laptop connections and screen resolution settings with the projectors in the Speaker Practice Room. There will be no technical support provided. In case of laptop failure, it would be prudent to bring a copy of your presentation on ﬂash memory or CD.

BIERSTUBE AND COFFEE

Coffee service will be available on Monday through Thursday mornings in the Imperial/Regency Ballrooms Pre-Function Area from 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM. On Sunday evening the Bierstube will be in the Pre-Function Area adjacent to the Conference Registration Desks from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM. On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the Bierstube will be held from 5:00- 6:00 PM in the Pre-Function Area and inside the Imperial Ballroom.

PUBLICATIONS ROOM

The Publications Room, where authors can check the status of their manu- scripts, will be located in the Empire Room on the Ballroom Level of the hotel. The status of all papers can be found here and authors should check periodically on their individual papers. This room will be open as follows: Monday – Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday 9:00 AM – 12:00 Noon

SPEAKER PRACTICE ROOM

Speakers are reminded that the Conference is planning an all- elec- tronic presentation format. Speakers may use the Plaza Room ͑located on the Ballroom Level͒ to practice their presentations. Audiovisual equipment ͑LCD projector and screen͒ will be available there for authors to use from 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM on Monday through Thursday. This rehearsal room will also be available on Sunday from 12:00 Noon until 6:00 PM. Speakers are urged to use this facility to practice their presentation, either alone or with colleagues.

POSTER SESSIONS

The hours of the Poster Sessions are 8:00 AM – 12:00 Noon and 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM. Authors should set up their materials at least half-an-hour before session start times. They must be by their posters from 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon for the morning sessions, and from 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM for the afternoon sessions. Guidelines for preparation of Posters are found at: http://www.magnetism.org/poster.pdf Authors are reminded to remove all of their materials, excluding the pushpins that have been provided by the Conference, PROMPTLY at the end of their session. The 50th MMM Conference Coordinators will 6

discard materials that are not removed, in order to prepare for the next session. REMEMBER, there is only one hour between the morning and afternoon poster sessions and the Conference Staff will remove and destroy your presentation if you do not safely remove it yourself and on time.

FUTURE CONFERENCES

INTERMAG Conference: May 8-12, 2006, San Diego, CA 10th Joint MMM-Intermag Conference: January 7-11, 2007, Baltimore, MD 52nd Conference on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials: November 5-9, 2007, Tampa, FL 53rd Conference on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials: November 10- 14, 2008, Austin, TX

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

If you would like to receive more information about the 50th MMM Con- ference, to be placed on the Conference Mailing List, or to update your mailing address, please contact Janis Bennett at: [email protected]; Tele- phone: 516-576-2403; Fax: 516-576-2223. The latest information on the 2004 MMM Conference can be found on the Web at the Conference homepage at: http://www.magnetism.org.

THE PARTNER PAVILION: MMM Conference Exhibits and Industrial Support

MMM Conference Partners and Exhibitors support the MMM Conference because of the exceptional opportunities it provides for the education, development, and growth of the Magnetism industry. The Partners’ contributions directly offset Conference costs such as Program Committee expenses, beverage services, and audiovisual equipment enabling the organizers to keep registration fees as low as possible without compromising the quality of the technical and social programs. MMM Conference Partners also enjoy access to the latest results in the ﬁeld of Magnetism, and the quality and diversity of our Conference attendees provides our Partners with exceptional marketing and public relations opportunities. For attendee demographic information, the Partner Preview Presentation schedule, and Partner Program Prospectus, please visit www.magnetism.org. The Partner Pavilion will be centrally located within the Imperial Ballroom of the San Jose Fairmont, and all MMM participants are encouraged to spend time exploring the exhibits and visiting with all magnetism industry professionals stafﬁng the Partner booths.

PARTNER PREVIEW PRESENTATIONS: A Beneﬁtof the MMM Partner Program

Please visit the 2005 MMM web site at www.magnetism.org for a preview of the Partner Presentations to be held within the Partner Preview Presentation Theatre, located in the Imperial Ballroom of the San Jose Fairmont. These 25-minute presentations are used by the 2005 MMM Partners to showcase their products and/or services. They provide an ideal forum for 7

exhibitors to generate interest in new products, and for attendees to get an overview of the latest news or technology in the ﬁeld. Please visit www- .magnetism.org for an up-to-date presentation schedule and presentation de- scriptions, and be sure to attend those of greatest interest to you and your work in Magnetism.

BEST STUDENT PRESENTATION AWARD

This year, there is again a competition for the best student presentation at the 50th MMM Conference to recognize and encourage excellence in graduate studies in the field of magnetism. This award is available to any full time graduate student who is expected to graduate within one year of the 50th Conference. The student’s area of research may either be theoretical or experimental in any of the general technical and scientific areas normally presented as part of the 50th Conference. This award consists of a one year fellowship of $1000 for the award winner and a one year fellowship of $250 to each of the remaining finalists. The names of the finalists competing for the award are: Clarino Dela Cruz, Fredrik Hansteen, Masamitsu Hayashi, Hyunsoo Yang, and Frank Zhu. The presentations, which must be made by the finalist, will be evaluated at the Conference by the Student Award sub-committee and the winner will be announced shortly after the conclusion of the 50th MMM Conference.

Best 49th MMM Conference Student Presentation Winner M.I. Nahid for the presentation: ’’؆Magnetic anisotropy and double-shifted loop of Fe3Pt thin ﬁlms CONGRATULATIONS!

BEST POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Again this year, there is a competition for the best poster in each poster session at the 50th MMM Conference in San Jose. This award is given to recognize excellence in research and presentation. There will be one award for each morning session and each afternoon session. Eligibility: All posters will be eligible for nomination for this award pro- viding they meet the requirements and guidelines for MMM poster presentations and sessions, as described on the website. The presentations should consist of well-prepared visual materials about the work, posted on a designated board. It is required that an author be in attendance to present details and answer questions during the designated session time and is registered for the conference. Since the award will be made at the session, it is recommended that the authors be present for the majority of the session. All posters must include a full contact mailing address in the case that they are not present when the award is made. Nature of Award: This award consists of a $50 certiﬁcate. The awards will be made in the last hour of each poster session. A ribbon will also be attached to the successful poster, and the winners will be posted at the session. Selection Process: A Poster Award Committee will review all of the posters at the beginning of each session. Nominations will be made by the individual session chairs and will be forwarded to the Award Committee. Selec- tions will be based on the level of the research, quality of the poster, and clarity of the presentation. 8

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION

Steering Committee 50th MMM Conference

Chairman ...... R.Victora Chairman Elect ...... J.Borchers Past Chairman ...... Y.Idzerda Treasurer ...... J.Childress Program Co-Chairmen ...... J.Fernandez-de-Castro, D. Reich Members ...... TomAmbrose, Katayun Barmak, Jack Bass, Venkat Chandrasekhar, Ying Chen, Gunn Choe, Michael Coey, Paul Crowell, Pallavi Dhagat, Paulo Freitas, Srikanth Hariharan, Arthur Hebard, Bill Higgins, Axel Hoffman, Yves Idzerda, Albrecht Jander, Sam Jiang, Mark Johnson, Roland Kawakami, Akira Kikitsu, Klaas Klaassen, Seung-Hun Lee, Christo- pher Leighton, Diandra Leslie- Pelecky, Kai Liu, Bin Lu, Allan Mac- Donald, Sara Majetich, Mike McHenry, Jagadeesh Moodera, Oleg Myrasov, Alexey Nazarov, Mark Ped- erson, Matt Pufall, Stephen Russek, Peter Schiffer, Ivan Schuller, Jeff Shield, Robert Shull, Kai Tang, Ken Takano, Oleg Tchernyshyov, Jan- Ulrich Thiele, Dieter Weller, Matt Willard, Gang Xiao, and Jian-Gang Zhu. Publications Chairman ...... M.McHenry Publications Editors ...... S.Hariharan, A. Hoffmann, M. J. O’Shea, M. R. Pederson, J-U. Thiele, M. A. Willard Exhibits Chairman ...... S.Stadler Exhibits Coordinator ...... W.Acevedo Publicity ...... M.Tondra Student Support Coordinator ....J.C.Eckert IEEE Representative ...... D.Lavers AIP Representative ...... M.Burke Editor, J. Appl. Phys...... J.Viccaro Conference Management ...... D.Melton, W. Acevedo, Courtesy Associates AIP Coordinators ...... J.Bennett, C. Gehlbach

Advisory Committee 50th MMM Conference

Chairman ...... Y.Idzerda Secretary ...... J.Childress Executive Secretary/Treasurer . . . D. Melton Term Expires December 2005 . . J. Bain, C.L. Chien, W.-Y. Ching, Y. Idzerda, R. Indeck, D. Landau, D. Lavers, K. O’Grady, R. Victora, D. Weller. Term Expires February 2007: . . J. Borchers, R. Gomez, B. Gurney, V. Harris, D. Jonker, Y-K. Kim, L. H. Lewis, J. MacLaren, M. Pasquale, C. Ross, W. Yelon 9

Term Expires December 2008: . . J. Childress, E. D. Dahlberg, J. Fernandez-de-Castro, J. Fidler, C. Gutierrez, F. Hellman, R. McMichael, D. Reich, J. Rhyne, B. Terris

Sponsoring Society Representatives

American Institute of Physics . . . M. Burke IEEE Magnetics Society ...... D.Lavers

Cooperating Society Representatives

TMS ...... S.Jin ASTM Comm A-6 ...... C.D.Graham, Jr. Ofﬁce of Naval Research ...... TBD American Ceramic Society .....W-Y.Ching PROGRAM 15

SUNDAY REGENCY II EVENING 7:00

Session XA TUTORIAL ON NOVEL TECHNIQUES FOR CHARACTERIZING MAGNETIC MATERIALS Daniel Reich, Chair

7:00 XA-01. Neutron Scattering Studies of Magnetic Materials. (Invited) C.F.Majkrzak11. NCNR, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA

7:36 XA-02. CHARACTERIZATION OF MAGNETIC NANOSTRUCTURES USING RESONANT MAGNETIC X- RAY SCATTERING. (Invited) C. Kao11. National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA

8:12 XA-03. Probing magnetic and physical properties by TEM. (Invited) J. Chapman11. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom

8:48 XA-04. Spin-Polarized Low Energy Electron Microscopy (SPLEEM). (Invited) E.G. Bauer11. Physics and Astronomy, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA

9:24 XA-05. Spin-Polarized Scanning Tunneling Microscopy: Magnetic Imaging with Atomic Resolution. (Invited) M. Bode11. Institute of Applied Physics, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany

MONDAY IMPERIAL MORNING 9:00

Session AA SYMPOSIUM ON PICO- AND SUBPICO- SECOND CONTROL OF MAGNETISM Dieter Weller, Chair

9:00 AA-01. On the Ultimate Speed of Magnetic Switching. (Invited) J. Stohr1, H.C. Siegmann1, I. Tudosa1 and C. Stamm11. SSRL, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA 16 PROGRAM PROGRAM 17

9:36 10:00 AA-02. Real space study of femtosecond magnetization dynamics. AB-04. Structures, magnetism, giant magnetoresistance, and spin and (Invited) L. ANDRADE1, M. VOMIR1, M. ALBRECHT1, valence states in perovskite Sr1-xRExCoO3 (RE= Y, Gd, Dy ) E. BEAUREPAIRE1 and J. BIGOT11. Institute of Physics and compounds. M. Farhoudi1, X. Wang1, R. Liu2, S. Dou1 and Chemistry of Materials at Strasbourg (IPCMS), Louis Pasteur M. James31. Institute for Superconducting & Electronic University, CNRS, UMR 7504, Strasbourg, France Materials, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia; 2. Chemistry Department, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Bragg institute, ANSTO, Menai, NSW, Australia 10:12 10:12 AA-03. Ultrafast Generation of Ferromagnetism. (Invited) G. Ju1, J. Hohlfeld1, B. Bergman2,1, R. van de Veerdonk1, O.N. Mryasov1, AB-05. Model for strain-induced multiphase coexistence in colossal 1 J. Kim1, X. Wu1, D. Weller1 and B. Koopmans21. Seagate magnetoresistive perovskite manganites. (Invited) K. Ahn , 2 2 Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Department of Applied T. Lookman and A. Bishop 1. Advanced Photon Source, Argonne Physics, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 2. Theoretical Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA

10:48 10:48 AA-04. Ultrafast laser control of antiferromagnetic spins. (Invited) AB-06. Magnetic and Structural Properties of A-site 1,2 1 1 2 1 A.V.Kimel , A. Kirilyuk , R. Pisarev and T. Rasing 1. Radboud ordered/disordered La1-xBaxMnO3. O. Chmaissem , 1,2 1,2 1 2 University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Netherlands; 2. Ioffe Physical B. Dabrowski , S. Kolesnik , J. Mais , J.D. Jorgensen , 3,4 3,4 Technical Institute, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation C.E. Botez and P.W. Stephens 1. Physics Department, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, USA; 2. Materials Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 3. Physics and Astronomy, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, USA; 4. National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA MONDAY REGENCY I MORNING 11:00 9:00 AB-07. Electronic phase separation in epitaxial La2/3Ca1/3MnO3 films on (001) and (110) SrTiO3 substrates. J. Fontcuberta1, 1 1 1 2 2 Session AB I.C. Infante , V.Lauhkin , F.B. Sanchez , M. Wojcik , E. Jedryka and S. Nadolski21. Magnetic Materials and Superconductors, COMPLEX MAGNETIC OXIDES: COBALTITES Institut de Ciencia de Materials de Barcelona ICMAB-CSIC, AND PHASE SEPARATION Bellaterra, Barcelona, Spain; 2. Institute of Physics,, Polish Chris Leighton, Chair Academy of Sciences, Al. Lotnikow 32/46, 02 668, Warszawa, Poland

9:00 11:12 AB-08. High-resolution magneto-optical imaging of magnetization AB-01. Variable Co(III) Spin States in Perovskite-related Oxo- process in colossal magnetoresisitive lanthanum manganite- cobaltates. (Invited) J.B. Goodenough11. Mechanical evidence of colossal magnetoresistance induced by phase Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, USA separation. X. Wang1, A. Polyanskii2, S. Dou1 and D. Larbalestier21. Institute for Superconducting and Electronic 9:36 Materials, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia; 2. Applied Superconductivity Centre, University of Wisconsin, AB-02. Crystal Structure and Magnetic Properties of the n = 2 Madison, WI, USA 1 2,1 Ruddleson-Popper phase Sr3Co2O7-δ. J.M. Hill , B. Dabrowski and J.F. Mitchell11. Materials Science Division, Argonne National 11:24 Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 2. Physics, Northern Illinois AB-09. Temperature dependence of the hysteretic properties in University, DeKalb, IL, USA LaMnO3+δ. F.J. Palomares1, F. Pigazo1, J.J. Romero2, R. Cuadrado2, J.M. Alonso2, A. Arroyo2, R. Cortes-Gil2, M.A. Garcia2, J.M. Gonzalez-Calbet3, A. Hernando2, M. Vallet- 9:48 Regi4 and J.M. Gonzalez1,21. Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de AB-03. Magnetization Reversal and Nanoscopic Magnetic Phase Madrid, C.S.I.C., Madrid, Spain; 2. Universidad Complutense de Separation in Doped Perovskite Cobaltites. J.E. Davies1, J. Wu2, Madrid, Instituto de Magnetismo Aplicado, Las Rozas (Madrid), C. Leighton2 and K. Liu11. Physics Department, University of Spain; 3. Dpto. Quimica Inorganica I, Universidad Complutense California, Davis, CA, USA; 2. Department of Chemical de Madrid, Madrid, Spain; 4. Departamento de Quimica Engineering and Materials Science, University of Minnesota, Inorganica y Bioinorganica, Universidad Complutense de Minneapolis, MN, USA Madrid, Madrid, Madrid, Spain 18 PROGRAM PROGRAM 19

11:36 9:48 AB-10. An Investigation of Magnetically Induced Structural Phase AC-05. Noise and Magnetoresistance in MgO-based Magnetic Tunnel Transitions Near a Magnetic Phase Boundary. D.E. Brown1, Junctions. E. Nowak1, A. Gokce1, S. Yang2 and S. Parkin21. C. Hoffmann1, J. Hua1, J. Mais1, O. Chmaissem1, B. Dabrowski1 Physics & Astronomy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA; and Y. Ren21. Physics, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, 2. IBM Almaden Research Center, San Jose, CA, USA USA; 2. Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Labs, Argonne, IL, USA 10:00 AC-06. Giant tunnel magnetoresistance in MgO-barrier magnetic 11:48 tunnel junctions with Co40Fe40B20,Co50Fe50 and Co90Fe10 free layers. S. Ikeda1, J. Hayakawa1,2, Y. Lee1, T. Tanikawa1,3, AB-11. Probing the Charge Ordered Magnetic phase in Ca1- 1 1 F. Matsukura1 and H. Ohno11. Laboratory for Nanoelectronics xCexMnO3: an EPR study. A. SHARMA and S.V.BHAT 1. PHYSICS, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE, BANGALORE, and Spintronics, RIEC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; India 2. Advanced Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd., Higashi- koigakubo, Tokyo, Japan; 3. ERATO-JST, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

10:12 MONDAY REGENCY II AC-07. Epitaxial growth of CoFe/MgO/CoFe (002) magnetic tunnel MORNING junctions on Cr underlayer. X. Yao1, H. Meng1 and J. Wang11. 9:00 MINT center, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Univesity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA Session AC 10:24 MgO-BASED MAGNETIC TUNNELING AC-08. Interlayer Exchange Coupling across an MgO Barrier. JUNCTIONS M.Y. Zhuravlev1, J. Velev1 and E.Y. Tsymbal11. University of Shinji Yuasa, Chair Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA

9:00 10:36 AC-01. Engineering of spin-filtering in single and double epitaxial AC-09. Tunnel magnetoresistance in epitaxial magnetic tunnel 1 1 magnetic tunnel junctions. C.V.Tiusan , M. Sicot , J. Faure- junctions using full-Heusler alloy Co2MnGe thin film and 1 1 1 Vincent2, F. Greullet1, M. Hehn1, C. Bellouard1, F. Montaigne1, MgO tunnel barrier. T. Marukame , T. Ishikawa , K. Matsuda , 1 1 S. Andrieu1 and A. Schuhl11. Universite Henri Poincare-CNRS T. Uemura and M. Yamamoto 1. Division of Electronics for UMR7556, Institut de Physique des Materiaux, Vandoeuvre les Informatics, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan Nancy, Lorraine, France; 2. CEA, Laboratoire SPINTEC, 10:48 Grenoble, France AC-10. Bias voltage dependence of magnetic tunnel junctions 9:12 comprising double barriers and amorphous NiFeSiB layers. B. Chun1, S. Ko1, Y. Kim1, J. Hwang2, J. Rhee2 and T. Kim31. AC-02. Giant magnetoresistance in magnetic tunnel junctions with a Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Korea MgO barrier. J. Hayakawa1,2, S. Ikeda2, L. Young Min2, University, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of Physics, M. Fumihiro2, T. Hiromasa1,2 and O. Hideo21. Advanced Research Sookmyung Women’s University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Samsung Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd., Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Laboratory Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, South Korea for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, RIEC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan 11:00

9:24 AC-11. RF noise measurement of magnetic tunnel junctions with MgO barrier. M. Mizuguchi1,4, A.A. Tulapurkar2,4, AC-03. Tunneling spectroscopy studies of ultra thin MgO barrier A. Fukushima2,4, H. Kubota2,4, S. Yuasa2,4, H. Maehara3, 1 1 1 layers. P. G. Mather , J.C. Read and R.A. Buhrman 1. Applied K. Tsunekawa3, D.D. Djayaprawira3, N. Watanabe3 and Physics Department, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA Y. Suzuki1,41. Osaka University, Osaka, Japan; 2. AIST, Tsukuba, Japan; 3. Anelva Corporation, Fuchu, Japan; 4. CREST-JST, 9:36 Kawaguchi, Japan AC-04. Structural and electrical characterization of MgO thin films 11:12 grown on various ferromagnetic substrates. Y. Cho1, I. Hwang1, K. Kim 2, T. Kim2 and C. Hwang31. Nano Fabrication Center, AC-12. Highly sensitive tunneling conductance measurement for Samsung Advanced Institute Technology, Yongin-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, CoFeB/MgO/CoFeB magnetic tunnel junctions. K. Ono1,2, South Korea; 2. Devices Lab, Samsung Advanced Institute of T. Daibou3, S. Ahn3, Y. Sakuraba3, T. Miyakoshi3, T. Morita1, Technology, Yong-In, Kyeongki-Do, South Korea; 3. School of Y. Kikuchi1, M. Oogane3, Y. Ando3, H. Ohno2 and T. Miyazaki31. Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul National University, ULVAC, Inc., Tsukuba, Japan; 2. RIEC, Tohoku Univ., Sendai, Seoul, South Korea Japan; 3. Tohoku Univ., Sendai, Japan 20 PROGRAM PROGRAM 21

11:24 9:36 AC-13. Annealing effects on the Structural and Transport Properties AD-04. Magnetic vortex state in sub-100 nm magnetic nanodots. of RF-Sputtered CoFeB/MgO/CoFeB Magnetic Tunnel (Invited) I.V.Roshchin1, C. Li1, X. Batlle1,2, R. Dumas3, K. Liu3, Junctions. C. Park1,2, J. Zhu1,2, M.T. Moneck1, Y. Peng1 and S. Roy1, S.K. Sinha1,4, S. Park4, R. Pynn4, M.R. Fitzsimmons4, D.E. Laughlin1,21. Electrical and Computer Engineering, J. Mejia Lopez5, D. Altbir6, A.H. Romero7, F. Ott8 and M. Viret81. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Materials Physics Department -0319, University of California, San Diego, Science & Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, La Jolla, CA, USA; 2. Dept. Fisica Fonamental, U. Barcelona, PA, USA Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain; 3. Physics Department, UC Davis, Davis, CA, USA; 4. LANL, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 5. Facultad de Fisica, Pontificia U. Catolica de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile; 11:36 6. Departamento de Fisica, U. de Santiago de Chile, Santiago, AC-14. Barrier Parameters, Breakdown Voltage and Bias Dependence Chile; 7. CINVESTAV, Unidad Queretaro Libramiento of MgO-based Tunnel Junctions with CoFeB and NiFe free Norponiente, Queretaro, Qro, Mexico; 8. C.E.A., Saclay, France layers. J. Akerman1, R.W. Dave1, J.M. Slaughter1, J.J. Sun1, M. DeHerrera1 and S. Tehrani11. Technology Solutions 10:12 Organization, Freescale Semiconductor, Chandler, AZ, USA AD-05. Controllable magnetic reversal of asymmetric ferromagnetic nanorings. F. Zhu1, G. Chern1, O. Tchernyshyov1 and C. Chien11. 11:48 Physics and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, AC-15. Improved bias voltage dependence of the AlO/Al double MD, USA tunnel barrier. W. J eong1, J. Park1, J. Oh1, G. Koh1, G. Jeong1, 2 2 2 3 1 1 J. Lee , S. Oh , K. Nam , H. Kim , H. Jeong and K. Kim 1. 10:24 Technology Development Team 2, Samsung Elec. Co., LTD., Yongin-City, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea; 2. Process Development AD-06. Spin modes of nanometric elliptical permalloy dots in an Team, Samsung Elec. Co., LTD., Yongin-City, Gyeonggi-Do, South external field studied by Brillouin light scattering. 1,2 3,4 5 6 Korea; 3. Advanced Process Development Team, Samsung Elec. G. Gubbiotti , G. Carlotti , T. Okuno , M. Grimsditch , 7 7 7,4 Co., LTD., Yongin-City, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea L. Giovannini , F. Montoncello and F. Nizzoli 1. CNR-INFM CRS-SOFT, c/o University of Rome La Sapienza, Rome, Italy; 2. CNR-INFM, c/o University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 3. Department of Physics, University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 4. CNR-INFM, National Center for nanoStructures and bioSystem MONDAY CLUB REGENT at Surfaces (S3), Modena, Italy; 5. Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Uji, Japan; 6. Materials Science MORNING Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 7. 9:00 Department of Physics, University of Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy

Session AD 10:36 PATTERNED ARRAYS AD-07. Configurational Anisotropy in Hexagonal Arrays of Sub- William Bailey, Chair Micron Co Elements. S.M. Weekes1, F.Y. Ogrin1 and P.S. Keatley11. Physics, University of Exeter, Exeter, United 9:00 Kingdom AD-01. Switching of Overlapping Permalloy Nanodisks. M. Huber1, J. Zweck1 and D. Weiss11. Universitaet Regensburg, Regensburg, 10:48 Germany AD-08. Self-assembly Nanoscaled Dots arrays of Permalloy, Nickel and Cobalt. D. Niu1, Y. Zhai1,3, S. Lepadatu2, Y. Lu1, J. Wu2 and Y. Xu 11. Department of Electronics, University of York, York, 9:12 United Kingdom; 2. Department of Physics, University of York, AD-02. Cycle-by-Cycle Observation of a Single Domain to Vortex York, United Kingdom; 3. Department of Physics, Southeast Transition in Magnetic Nanodots. A. Jausovec1, G. Xiong1 and University, Nanjing, China R.P. Cowburn11. Physics, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom 11:00 AD-09. X-ray Scattering from Patterned Magnetic Nanostructures. 9:24 T. Hase1, D.S. Eastwood1, D. Atkinson1, S. Brown2 and AD-03. Magnetization Reversal in Arrays of Fe Nanodots. B.K. Tanner11. Nanoscale Science and Technology Group, R.K. Dumas1, K. Liu1, I.V.Roshchin2, C. Li2 and I.K. Schuller21. Department of Physics, Durham, Durham, United Kingdom; 2. Physics, UC Davis, Davis, CA, USA; 2. Physics, UC San Diego, XMaS CRG, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble, La Jolla, CA, USA France 22 PROGRAM PROGRAM 23

11:12 9:48

AD-10. Acquisition of vector hysteresis loops from nano-magnets AE-03. Spontaneous generation of voltage in single crystal 1 1 using a sub-micron probe. P.S. Keatley , V.V.Kruglyak , Gd5Si2Ge2 during magnetostructural phase transformations. 1 2 2 R.J. Hicken , J.R. Childress and J.A. Katine 1. School of Physics, M. Zou1,2, V.K.Pecharsky1,2, H. Tang1, K.A. Gschneidner1,2, University of Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom; 2. Hitachi Global D.L. Schlagel1 and T.A. Lograsso11. Materials and Engineering Storage Technologies, San Jose Research Center, 650 Harry Physics Program, Ames Laboratory of the US DOE, Ames, IA, Road, San Jose, CA, USA USA; 2. Materials Science and Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; 3. Center for Nondestructive 11:24 Evaluation, Ames Laboratory of the US DOE, Ames, IA, USA AD-11. Optimization of cavity enhancement for magnetooptic studies of nanomagnets. S. Wang1, N. Qureshi1, M.A. Lowther2, A.R. Hawkins2, S. Kwon3, A. Liddle3, J. Bokor3 and 10:00 H. Schmidt11. School of Engineering, University of California AE-04. Demagnetization Factors for the Fluxgate Ring-Core. M. De Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, USA; 2. ECEn Department, Graef1 and M. Beleggia21. Materials Science and Engineering, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, USA; 3. Molecular Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Brookhaven Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA USA

11:36 10:12 AD-12. Boundary Conditions for Magnetization in Magnetic Nano- Elements. K. Guslienko1 and A. Slavin21. Materials Science AE-05. Microfabricated Magnetic Thermometers for High-Resolution 1 Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 2. Microcalorimeter X-ray Detector Arrays. B.L. Zink 1. Quantum Department of Physics, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USA Sensors Project, NIST, Boulder, CO, USA

11:48 10:24 AD-13. Vortices, edge defects, and composite domain walls in nanomagnets. O. Tchernyshyov1 and G. Chern11. Department of AE-06. Detection of Wide Band Signal by a High-Frequency-Carrier Physics and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Type Magnetic Probe. K. Tan1, K. Yamakawa1, T. Komakine1, MD, USA M. Yamaguchi2, Y. Kayano3 and H. Inoue31. Akita Akita Research Institute of Advanced Technology, Akita, Japan; 2. Department of Electrical and Communication Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 3. Department of Electrical and Electronic MONDAY CRYSTAL Engineering, Akita University, Akita, Japan MORNING 9:00 10:36

Session AE AE-07. Microstructure and magnetoelectric properties in the MAGNETIC SENSORS (NOT FOR Pb(ZrxTi1-x)O3-Ni composite ferroic films. X. Bi1,2, S. Chu1, RECORDING) I J. Zhu3 and D. Laughlin11. MSE, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. MSE, Beijing University of Aeronautics James Deak, Chair and Astronautics, Beijing, China; 3. ECE, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 9:00 AE-01. Progress toward a thousand-fold reduction in 1/f noise in magnetic sensors using an AC MEMS flux concentrator. 10:48 (Invited) A.S. Edelstein1, G. Fischer1, M. Pedersen2, E.R. Nowak3 and S. Cheng41. US Army Research Laboratory, Adelphi, MD, AE-08. A new differential magnetic flux position transducer: analysis, 1 1 USA; 2. The MEMS Exchange, Reston, VA, USA; 3. Physics simulation and test results. A.F.Flores and R. Mueller 1. Department, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA; 4. Naval Electrical Engineering, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil

9:36 11:00 AE-02. 1/f Noise in Linearized Low Resistance MgO and Medium Resistance AlOx Magnetic Tunnel Junctions. J.M. Almeida1,2, AE-09. A New Design of Orthogonal Fluxgate Sensor. X. Li1, J. Fan1, R. Ferreira1,2, P.P. Freitas1,2, J. Langer3, B. Ocker3 and W. Maass31. X. Qian1 and J. Ding21. Mechanical Engineering, National INESC-MN, Lisbon, Portugal; 2. IST, Lisbon, Portugal; 3. University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; 2. Material Singulus, Main, Germany Science, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore 24 PROGRAM PROGRAM 25

MONDAY GOLD 10:12 MORNING AF-07. Structural and Magnetic Properties of Nd3(Fe1-xAlx)27.5Ti1.5 (x 9:00 = 0.1-0.4). R. Bhushan2, G. Markandeyulu1 and K. Prasad Rao21. Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, CHENNAI, Tamil Session AF Nadu, India; 2. Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Indian RARE EARTH PERMANENT MAGNETS I Institute of Technology Madras, CHENNAI, Tamil Nadu, India Youwen Xu, Chair 10:24 9:00 AF-08. Highly coercive rapidly solidified Sm-Co alloys. S. Aich1,2, AF-01. Nucleation or pinning? -The role of transition region in the V.K. Ravindran1 and J.E. Shield1,21. Mechanical Engineering, demagnetization process of nanostructured permanent University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Center for 1 2 3 3 magnets. G. Zhao , J. Liu , H. Lim and Y. Feng 1. Institute of Materials Research and Analysis, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Solid State Physics, Sichuan Normal University, Chengdu, Lincoln, NE, USA Sichuan, China; 2. Laboratory of Solid State Microstructures, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 3. Department of Physics, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore 10:36 AF-09. Hybrid Nanograin Rare Earth Magnets with Improved 9:12 Thermal Stability. Y. Shen1, D. Lee2, M. Huang3, S. Bauser2, 2 1 2 2 AF-02. Magnetic Reversal Processes in Three-dimensional Exchange- A. Higgins , Y. He , C. Chen and S. Liu 1. FutureTek USA spring Permanent Magnets. J.E. Shield1,3, J. Zhou3, S. Aich1, Corporation, Dayton, OH, USA; 2. Magnetics Lab, University of V.K. Ravindran1, S. Liou2,3, R. Skomski2,3 and D.J. Sellmyer2,31. Dayton, Dayton, OH, USA; 3. UES Inc., Dayton, OH, USA Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of 10:48 Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; 3. Center for Materials Research α and Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA AF-10. Enhanced Mr and (BH)max in anisotropic R2Fe14B / - Fe composite magnets via intergranular magnetostatic coupling. 1 1 1 9:24 A. Gabay , M. Marinescu and G.C. Hadjipanayis 1. Univ. of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA AF-03. Microanalytical characterization of multi-rare earth nanocrystalline magnets using TEM and APT. Y.Q. Wu 1, W. Tang1, M.K. Miller2, I.E. Anderson1, R.W. McCallum1, 11:00 1 1 K.W. Dennis and M.J. Kramer 1. Materials & Engineering AF-11. Bulk Anisotropic Nanocomposite Rare Earth Magnets. Physics, Ames Laboratory and the Department of Materials D. Lee1, M. Huang2, S. Bauser1, A. Higgins1, Y.G. Peng3, Science and Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; D.E. Laughlin3, C.H. Chen1 and S. Liu11. Magnetics Lab., 2. Metals and Ceramics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH, USA; 2. UES Inc., Dayton, Oak Ridge, TN, USA OH, USA; 3. Department of MSE, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 9:36 AF-04. The mechanism of magnetic properties improvement and 1,2 11:12 microstructure refinement of Zr in Nd2Fe14B. Y. Xu , M.J. Kramer2, Y.Q. Wu2, K.W. Dennis2 and R.W. McCallum21. AF-12. Magnetic properties of Nd-Fe-Ti-C-B nanocomposite magnets Physics and Astronomy, Minnesota State University, Mankato, produced by spark plasma sintering method. T. Saito11. Mankato, MN, USA; 2. Materials and Engineering Physics, Ames Mechanical Science and Engineering, Chiba Institute of Laboratory, Ames, IA, USA Technology, Narashino, Japan

9:48 11:24 AF-05. The effect of Ti and C on the phase evolution and magnetic AF-13. Magnetic properties of Sm-Fe-N bulk magnets produced by properties of Pr Fe Ti B C (x= 0- 4; y= 0- 11) 9 bal. x 11-y y compression shearing method. T. Saito1, H. Sato1, M. Fukui1 and nanocomposites. C.H. Chiu1, H.W. Chang2, C.W. Chang1 and H. Takeishi11. Mechanical Science and Engineering, Chiba W.C. Chang11. Department of Physics, National Chung Cheng Institute of Technology, Narashino, Japan University, Chia-Yi, Taiwan; 2. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan 11:36 10:00 AF-14. High-field annealing and coercivity in Al- and Cu-added Nd- 1 1 2 3 AF-06. Improved R2(Fe, Co)14B ribbons with TiC addition for high Fe-B magnets. H. Kato , T. Akiya , M. Sagawa , K. Koyama and temperature performance (R=Nd+Y+Dy). W. Tang1, Y. Wu1, T. Miyazaki11. Dept. of Applied Physics, Tohoku University, K.W. Dennis1, M.J. Kramer1, I.E. Anderson1 and Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. Intermetallics Co., Ltd, Kyoto, Japan; 3. R.W. McCallum11. Ames Lab of USDOE, Ames, IA, USA Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 26 PROGRAM PROGRAM 27

MONDAY ATHERTON 10:48 MORNING AG-08. Enhanced orbital magnetism in high-moment FeN thin films: 9:00 An in-situ reactive growth study. N.D. Telling1, M.T. Georgieva2, G. van der Laan1 and P.J. Grundy21. Magnetic Spectroscopy Session AG Group, CCLRC Daresbury Laboratory, Warrington, United RECORDING HEAD MATERIALS AND Kingdom; 2. Institute for Materials Research, University of DOMAINS I Salford, Salford, United Kingdom Yang-Ki Hong, Chair 11:00

9:00 AG-09. Observation of induced magnetic moment on nitrogen in Fe-N AG-01. Transmission Electron Microscopy Study of CoFe Films with thin films using x-ray magnetic circular dichroism. 1 2 2 High Bs. B.R. Craig1, S. McVitie1, J.N. Chapman1, C. Sanchez-Hanke , R. Gonzalez-Arrabal , J. Prieto , 2 2 2 3 A.B. Johnston2 and D. O’Donnell21. Physics & Astronomy, E. Andrzejewska , N. Gordillo , D.O. Boerma , J. Skuza and 3 University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom; 2. Seagate R. Luskaszew 1. National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven Technology (Ireland), Derry, United Kingdom National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA; 2. Centro de Microananlisis, University Autonoma of Madrid, Cantoblanco, Spain; 3. Physics and Astronomy, University of Toledo, Toledo, 9:12 OH, USA AG-02. The effect of stress induced anisotropy in patterned FeCo thin film structures. W. Yu 1, J.A. Bain1, C. Ulrich2 and J. Unguris21. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon 11:12 University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. National Institute of AG-10. Induced magnetic anisotropy in soft Fe Co /Co thin films. Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA 65 35 T. Miyao1, Y. Fu1, X. Liu1 and A. Morisako11. Shinshu University, Nagano, Japan 9:24 AG-03. Magnetization distribution in Fe single crystal particles fabricated by electron beam lithograpy. K. Kawamori1, Y. Hnin1, Y. Kageyama1 and T. Suzuki11. Toyota Technological Institute, Nagoya, Japan MONDAY SACRAMENTO MORNING 9:36 9:00 AG-04. Domain wall motion in narrow spin valve lines. R. Mattheis1, 1 2 M. Diegel and U. Huebner 1. Magnetoelectronics, IPHT, Jena, Session AH Germany; 2. Quantum electronics, IPHT, Jena, Germany MICROSCOPIC MAGNETIZATION 9:48 PROCESSES: SIMULATIONS AND METHODS Oleg Mryasov, Chair AG-05. Study of SAF-SF structures for magnetic sensor application. A. Guedes1,2, M.J. Mendes1,2, P.P. Freitas1,2 and J.L. Martins1,21. Magnetism, INESC-MN, Lisboa, Portugal; 2. Physics, IST - 9:00 Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisboa, Portugal AH-01. Micro Magnetic Structures of Nanocrystalline Ferromagnetic 1 1 1,2 10:00 Materials. S. Srinivasa Rao , U. Herr and A. Grob 1. Materials division, University of ulm, ulm, Germany; 2. Bosch, AG-06. IMPROVEMENT OF MAGNETIC MOMENT OF Fe70Co30 Stuttgart, Germany SUBLAYERES IN [Fe70Co30/PdPt]n SUPER-LATTICE FILMS AT ROOM TEMPERATURE. K. Noma1, 1 1 1 2 M. Matsuoka , H. Kanai , Y. Uehara , K. Nomura and 9:12 N. Awaji21. Advanced Head Technology, Fujitsu Ltd., Nagano, Japan; 2. Materials and Environmental Engineering AH-02. Micromagnetic simulation studies of the magnetic exchange 1 2 Laboratories, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Atsugi, Japan spring system DyFe2/YFe2. J.P. Zimmermann , K. Martin , G. Bordignon1, R.P. Boardman1, T. Fischbacher1, A.A. Zhukov2, G.J. Bowden2, H. Fangohr1 and P.J. Groot21. Computational 10:12 Engineering and Design Group, School of Engineering Sciences, AG-07. Atom Probe Characterisation of Nanomagnetic Materials. University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; 2. (Invited) D.J. Larson11. Applications, Imago Scientific School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Southampton, Instruments, Madison, WI, USA Southampton, United Kingdom 28 PROGRAM PROGRAM 29

9:24 11:00 AH-03. Magnetization Processes in Granular Magnets with AH-11. A Fast Fourier Transform on Multipoles Algorithm based Competing Exchange. R. Skomski1, P. Shand2, D. Leslie-Pelecky1 Micromagnetic Modeling for Perpendicular Magnetic and D. Sellmyer11. Department of Physics and Astronomy and Recording Media. Z. Liu 1, H. Long1,2, E. Ong3 and E. Li31. Center for Materials Research and Analysis, University of Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore; 2. ECE, National Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Department of Physics, university of Singapore, singapore, Singapore; 3. Institute of High University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA, USA Performance Computing, Singapore, Singapore

9:36 11:12 AH-04. Vortex State in High Aspect Ratio Cobalt Nanowires. L. Vila1, AH-12. Mid-point numerical technique for stochastic Landau- F. Giancarlo1, G. Jean-Marie2, E. Ursula3 and P. Luc41. LPN / Lifshitz-Gilbert dynamics. M. d’Aquino1, G. Coppola2, CNRS, Marcoussis, France; 2. Unite Mixte de Physique C. Serpico1, I.D. Mayergoyz3 and G. Bertotti41. Department of CNRS/THALES, Orsay, France; 3. CEA-CNRS Spintec, Grenoble, Electrical Engineering, University of Napoli “Federico II”, France; 4. Universite catholique de Louvain, Louvain-La-Neuve, Napoli, Italy; 2. DETEC, University of Napoli “Federico II”, Belgium Napoli, Italy; 3. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 4. 9:48 Istituto Elettrotecnico Nazionale “G. Ferraris”, Torino, Italy AH-05. Magnetization Processes in Toroidal Geometry. A.S. Arrott1,3 11:24 and R. Hertel21. Physics, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada; 2. Solid State Research, Research Center Juelich, AH-13. Micromagnetic Energy Barriers. R. Skomski1, J. Zhou1 and Juelich, Germany; 3. Chemistry and Physics, Virginia State D. Sellmyer11. Department of Physics and Astronomy and Center University, Petersburg, VA, USA for Materials Research and Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA 10:00 AH-06. Micromagnetic simulation of spin transfer torque switching 11:36 by nanosecond current pulses. D. Apalkov1, M. Pakala1 and AH-14. Precessional and Thermal Relaxation Dynamics of Magnetic Y. Huai11. Grandis Inc, Milpitas, CA, USA Nanoparticles - A Time-Quantified Monte Carlo Approach. X. Cheng1, M. Jalil1, H. Lee2 and Y. Okabe21. Electrical & 10:12 Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore, AH-07. Nonequilibrium domain configurations in magnetic thin film Singapore, Singapore; 2. Department of Physics, Tokyo elements influenced by suppression of magnetization ringing. Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan B. Choi1, Q. Xiao1, Y. Hong2, H. Han2, S. Gee2 and G. Donohoe31. Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, University of 11:48 Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada; 2. Dept. of Materials Science & AH-15. Influence of Eddy currents on the effective damping Engineering, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, USA; 3. Dept. of parameter. G. Hrkac1 and T. Schrefl21. Solid state physics E138, Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Idaho, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Vienna, Austria; 2. Moscow, ID, USA Department of Engineering Materials, Engineering Materials, Sheffield, United Kingdom 10:24 AH-08. Comparison between single spin and atomic level 1 discretization for small magnetic grain. E.D. Boerner 1. MONDAY PIEDMONT Seagate Technology, Pittsburgh, PA, USA MORNING 10:36 9:00 AH-09. Modelling of domain walls at ideal and rough interfaces: a Session AI hybrid atomistic/micromagnetic approach. F. Garcia Sanchez1, O. Chubykalo-Fesenko1, O.N. Mryasov2 and R.W. Chantrell31. EXCHANGE BIAS I POMT, ICMM,CSIC, Madrid, Madrid, Spain; 2. Seagate Olav Hellwig, Chair Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 3. Physics Department, University of York, York, United Kingdom 9:00 AI-01. Magnetic Transitions in Lattice-matched, Ordered FePt Based 10:48 3 Antiferromagnetic/ferromagnetic Films. P. Mani1, AH-10. Simulation of exchange interactions in FePt nanoparticle V. V. Krishnamurthy2, J.L. Robertson2, F. Klose3 and assemblies. J. Fidler1, P. Speckmayer1, D. Suess1, T. Schrefl2 and G.J. Mankey11. MINT Center, The University of Alabama, T. Thomson31. Physics, Vienna University of Technology, Wien, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2. Condensed Matter Sciences Division, Austria; 2. Engineering Materials, The University of Sheffield, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; 3. Sheffield, United Kingdom; 3. Hitachi San Jose Research Center, Spallation Neutron Source, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak San Jose, CA, USA Ridge, TN, USA 30 PROGRAM PROGRAM 31

9:12 10:48

AI-02. Spin structure of NiFe/FeMn/NiFe trilayers. A.M. Alsmadi1,2, AI-08. Competing magnetic interactions in perpendicular exchange- 1 1 3 3 1 1 S. te Velthuis , G. Felcher , H. Yoon and C. Kim 1. Intense Pulse biased (Co/Pt)x/FeMn multilayers. X. Ji and K.M. Krishnan 1. Neutron Source/Material Science Division, Argonne National Materials Science & Engineering, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 2. Physics Department, Hashemite WA, USA University, 13115 Zarqa, Jordan; 3. Department of Material Science and Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejon 305-764, South Korea 11:00

AI-09. Magnetization reversal, asymmetry, and role of uncompensated spins in perpendicular exchange coupled 9:24 systems. J. Camarero1, J. Miguel2, F. Garcia3, F. Romanens4, 4 4 5 3 3 AI-03. Training effect in exchange coupled GdFe/TbFe: role of J. Vogel , S. Pizzini , N.B. Brookes , J. Sort , B. Dieny and 2 Interface domain wall evidence by Polarized neutron J.B. Goedkoop 1. Fisica de la Materia Condensada, Universidad reflectometry. T. HAUET1, J.A. BORCHERS2, P. MANGIN3, Autonoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain; 2. Van der Waals-Zeeman Y. HENRY4 and S. MANGIN1,51. LPM, NANCY, France; 2. NIST Institute, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands; 3. Center for Neutron Research, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 3. SPINTEC, URA2512 CNRS/CEA,, CEA-Grenoble, Grenoble, Laboratoire Leon Brillouin (LLB), Saclay, France; 4. IPCMS- France; 4. Laboratoire Louis Neel, CNRS, Grenoble, France; 5. GEMM, Strasbourg, France; 5. Hitachi Gst, San Jose, CA, USA European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF), Grenoble, France

9:36 11:12 AI-04. Magnetic Domain Walls and Interface Spin Structures in 1,2 AI-10. Thermal activation effects on the exchange bias of Exchange-biased GdFe/TbFe Bilayers. (Invited) S. Mangin , 1 2 3 1 ferromagnetic-antiferromagnetic nanostructures. V. B a ltz , T. Hauet , Y. Henry and F. Montaigne 1. Laboratoire de Physique J. Sort1, S. Landis2, B. Rodmacq1 and B. Dieny11. Spintec (URA des materiaux, Universite de Nancy I, Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy, 2512 CNRS/CEA), Grenoble, France; 2. LETI/D2NT, Grenoble, France; 2. Hitachi GST, San Jose, CA, USA; 3. IPCMS-GEMM, France Strasbourg, France

11:24 10:12 AI-11. Influence of ferromagnetic thickness on structural and AI-05. Hybrid interfacial domain wall structure in 1 1,2 magnetic properties of exchange-biased manganite ferromagnetic/antiferromagnetic bilayers. W. Zhang , Y. Zhai , 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 superlattices. G.E. Campillo , M.E. Gomez , A. Berger , M. Lu , B. You , A. Hu , H. Zhai , C.G. Morgan and 3 1 4 A. Hoffmann and P. Prieto 1. Physics, Universidad del Valle, Cali, R.C. O’Handley 1. Department of Physics, Southeast University, Valle, Colombia; 2. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Nanjing, China; 2. National Laboratory of Solid Microstructure, Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; 3., Materials Science Nanjing University, Nanjing, China; 3. Physics Department, Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago, IL, USA Wayne State Univeristy, Detroit, MI, USA; 4. Materials Science and Engineering, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA

11:36

10:24 AI-12. Exchange-bias without antiferromagnetic layer in (Pt/Co) multilayer/Permalloy systems. A. Bollero1, V.Baltz1, L. Buda- AI-06. Effect of the stacking order on domain size and exchange bias Prejbeanu1, B. Rodmacq1, J. Sort2 and B. Dieny11. SPINTEC (URA 1 2 1 of double superlattices. J.A. Gonzalez , T.R. Charlton , M. Ali , 2512 CNRS/CEA), CEA-Grenoble, 17 Av. Martyrs, 38054 1 2 1 1 C.J. Kinane , S. Langridge , C.H. Marrows and B.J. Hickey 1. Grenoble Cedex 9, France; 2. Departament de Fisica, Facultat de Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Leeds, Leeds, Ciencies, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, 08193 Bellaterra, LS2 9JT, United Kingdom; 2. ISIS, Rutherford Appleton Spain Laboratory, Chilton, Didcot, OX11 0QX, United Kingdom

11:48 10:36 AI-13. Oscillatory Exchange Bias in Fe/Cr Bilayers. J.S. Parker1, AI-07. Angular dependence of parallel and perpendicular exchange L. Wang2, K.A. Steiner2, P.A. Crowell1 and C. Leighton21. Physics, bias in [FePt/FeMn]N multilayers. N.N. Phuoc1 and T. Suzuki11. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 2. Chemical Information Storage Materials Laboratory, Toyota Technological Engineering and Materials Science, University of Minnesota, Institute, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan Minneapolis, MN, USA 32 PROGRAM PROGRAM 33

MONDAY IMPERIAL 2:30 AFTERNOON BA-06. Numerical evaluation of magnetic relaxation in strongly 1:30 coupled systems. O. Chubykalo-Fesenko1 and R.W. Chantrell21. POMT, Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid, CSIC, Session BA Madrid, Spain; 2. Physics Department, University of York, York, NANOPARTICLE ARRAYS United Kingdom Yumi Ijiri, Chair

1:30 MONDAY REGENCY I AFTERNOON BA-01. Interaction Effects Within Langmuir Layers and Crystals of ε- 1 1 1:30 Co Nanoparticles. M.S. Sachan and S.A. Majetich 1. Physics, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Session BB GIANT MAGNETOIMPEDANCE, AMR, AND 1:42 HALL EFFECT I BA-02. Superexchange coupling on oleylsarcosine-coated magnetite Leonard Spinu, Chair nanoparticles. A.F.Bakuzis1, A.R. Pereira2, J.G. Santos3 and 3 P.C. Morais 1. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade Federal de Goias, 1:30 Goiania, GO, Brazil; 2. Instituto de Ciencias e Letras do Medio Araguaia,Departamento de Matematica, Universidade Federal do BB-01. Magnetotransport properties of artificial domains realised by Mato Grosso, Pontal do Araguaia, MT, Brazil; 3. Instituto de local gallium focused ion beam modification of Pt/Co/Pt 1 1 1 Fisica, Universidade de Brasilia, Brasilia, DF, Brazil trilayer structures. A. Aziz , S.J. Bending , H. Roberts , S. Crampin1, P.J. Heard2 and C.H. Marrows31. Department of Physics, University of Bath, Bath, United Kingdom; 2. Interface 1:54 Analysis Centre, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; 3. School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Leeds, Leeds, BA-03. Temperature and interaction effects in arrays of soft magnetic United Kingdom nano-particles. P. Speckmayer1, T. Schrefl1,2, O. Chubykalo- Fesenko3, F. Garcia Sanchez3, M. Kirschner2, D. Suess2 and 1:42 J. Fidler21. University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom; 2. Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria; 3. Instituto de BB-02. Ballistic Anisotropic Magnetoresistance. J. Velev1, Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid, Madrid, Spain R.F. Sabirianov2, S.S. Jaswal1 and E.Y. Tsymbal11. Physics, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Physics, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE, USA 2:06 1:54 BA-04. Arrays of magnetic nano particles using self-organized semiconductor surfaces. N. Mikuszeit1, M.A. Nino1, BB-03. Magnetoresistance of nickel nanocontacts fabricated by J. Camarero1, J.J. de Miguel1, R. Miranda1, C. Hofer2, C. Teichert2, different methods. H. Wei1,2, R. Langford1, T. Wang1,2, T. Bobek3 and S. Kyrsta41. Physica de la Materia Condensada, E. Clifford1, X. Han2 and M. Coey11. Physics Department, Trinity Universidad Autonoma, Madrid, Spain; 2. Institut fuer Physik, College, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland; 2. State Key Laboratory of Montanuniversitaet, Leoben, Austria; 3. Institut fuer Magnetism, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China Halbleitertechnik, RWTH-IHT, Aachen, Germany; 4. Lehrstuhl fuer Werkstoffchemie, RWTH-MCh, Aachen, Germany 2:06 BB-04. Room Temperature Giant Planar Hall Effect in Epitaxial 1 1 1 2:18 Magnetite (100) Films. X. Jin , R. Ramos , C. McEvoy and I.V.Shvets11. SFI nanoscience Lab., Dept. of Physics, Trinity BA-05. Magnetic Properties of Au/Fe3O4 Hybrid Nanostructures. College Dublin, Dunlin, Ireland H. Zeng1, W. Shi2, Y. Sahoo3,5, M. Swihart2, P.N. Prasad3,5, Y. Ding4 and Z. Wang41. Department of Physics, University at 2:18 Buffalo, SUNY, Buffalo, NY, USA; 2. Department of Chemical and

Biological Engineering, University at Buffalo, SUNY, Buffalo, NY, BB-05. Nanostructure and Giant Hall effect in TMx(SiO2)1-x (TM = USA; 3. Department of Chemistry, University at Buffalo, SUNY, Co, Fe, Ni) granular system. L.M. Socolovsky1, C.L. Pinto de Buffalo, NY, USA; 4. School of Materials Science and Oliveira1, J.C. Denardin1, M. Knobel1 and I.L. Torriani1,21. Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA; Condensed Matter, Unicamp, Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2. 5. Institute for Lasers, Photonics and Biophotonics, University at National Synchrotron Light Laboratory, Campinas, Sao Paulo, Buffalo, SUNY, Buffalo, NY, USA Brazil 34 PROGRAM PROGRAM 35

2:30 2:06

BB-06. Optimized GMI effect in amorphous and nanocrystalline BC-04. Vortex dynamics in patterned ferromagnetic ellipses. materials. H.M. Phan1, H. Peng1, S. Yu2 and M. Vazquez31. K.S. Buchanan1, P. Roy2,1, F. Fradin1, K. Guslienko1, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Bristol University, Bristol, M. Grimsditch1, S. Bader1 and V.Novosad11. Materials Science BS8 1TR, United Kingdom; 2. Department of Physics, Chungbuk Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 2. National University, Cheongju, 361-763, South Korea; 3. Instituto Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden de Ciencia de Materiales, CSIC, 28049 Cantoblanco, Madrid, Spain 2:18

2:42 BC-05. Vortex magnetodynamics: ferromagnetic resonance in Permalloy dot arrays. M.J. Pechan1, C. Yu1, D. Owen1, J. Katine2, BB-07. Magnetization switching in mesoscopic NiFe ring with L. Folks2 and M. Carey21. physics, miami unversity, oxford, OH, nanoconstriction of wire. Z. Lu1, Y. Zhou1, D. Wilton1, G. Pan1, USA; 2. Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, OH, USA Y. Chen2 and Z. Cui21. CRIST, Faculty of Technology, University of Plymouth, Plymouth, United Kingdom; 2. Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Chilton, Didcot, Oxon, United Kingdom 2:30

BC-06. Shape-induced ultra-high magnetic anisotropy and ferromagnetic resonance frequency in micro-patterned thin NiFe film. Y. Zhuang1, M. Vroubel1, B. Rejaei1 and J. Burghartz11. Delft Institute of Microelectronics and MONDAY REGENCY II Submicrontechnology, Laboratory of Electronic Components, AFTERNOON Technology & Materials, Delft, Delft, Netherlands 1:30

2:42 Session BC SPIN DYNAMICS AND FMR IN MAGNETIC BC-07. Characterization of magnetic properties at edges by edge mode dynamics. B.B. Maranville1, R.D. McMichael1, NANOSTRUCTURES W.L. Johnson2, C.A. Ross3 and J.Y. Cheng31. Vitali Metlushko, Chair Metallurgy/Magnetic Materials, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 2. Materials Reliability Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, 1:30 CO, USA; 3. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA BC-01. Imaging of non uniform ferromagnetic resonance excitations in magnetic nano structures on Si using scanning near field thermal microscopy based detection with 100 nm resolution. R. Meckenstock1, I. Barsukov1 and D. Spoddig11. Solid state spectroscopy, Ruhr-University-Bochum, Bochum, Germany MONDAY CLUB REGENT AFTERNOON 1:42 1:30 BC-02. Low temperature ferromagnetic resonance force microscopy 1 investigations of micron size permalloy dots. T. Mewes , Session BD G. Kakazei1, V.Bhallamudi1, P. Banerjee1, J. Kim1, P.E.Wigen1, S. Batra2 and C. Hammel11. Physics, The Ohio State University, MULTILAYER FILMS AND SUPERLATTICES I Columbus, OH, USA; 2. Seagate Technology, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Vladyslav Vasko, Chair

1:54 1:30

BC-03. Normal mode splitting in interacting arrays of cylindrical BD-01. Modification of the Spin Density Wave in Fe/Cr Multilayers by permalloy dots. G. Gubbiotti1, G. Carlotti2, M. Madami3, insertion of Sn. D. Lott1, A. Gruenwald1,4, D. Solina1, S. Tacchi3 and T. okuno41. Dipartimento di Fisica, INFM-Soft and M. Almokhtar2, K. Mibu3, W. Schmidt4 and A. Schreyer11. WFN, University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 2. Dipartimento di Fisica, research center GKSS, Geesthacht, Germany; 2. Physics INFM-S3 and University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 3. Department, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt; 3. Research Center Dipartimento di Fisica, INFM di Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 4. for Low Temperature and Materials Sciences, Kyoto University, Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto, Japan Kyoto, Japan; 4. Institut Laue Langevin, Grenoble, France 36 PROGRAM PROGRAM 37

1:42 MONDAY CRYSTAL BD-02. Wide temperature range study of multilayer Fe/Au/Tb films. AFTERNOON V.M. Kalita2, A.F. Lozenko2, S.M. Ryabchenko2, P.O. Trotsenko 2, 1:30 O.V. Shypil1,3 and A.M. Pogorily3,11. MINT Center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2., Institute of Physics NASU, Session BE Kyiv, Ukraine; 3. Institute of Magnetism NASU, Kyiv, Ukraine MOLECULAR MAGNETS: MICROWAVE ABSORPTION AND EMISSION 1:54 Jonathan Friedman, Chair BD-03. Depth dependent magnetic study of exchange-coupled superlattices. K. Dumesnil1, M.R. Fitzsimmons2, J.A. Borchers3, J.B. Kortright4, P. Mangin5, S. Park2, R. Pynn2, C. Dufour1 and 1:30 J.J. Rhyne21. Laboratoire de Physique des Materiaux, Vandoeuvre BE-01. Photon-Induced Magnetization Changes in Single-Molecule les Nancy, France; 2. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Magnets. (Invited) J.R. Friedman1, M. Bal1, Y. Suzuki2,1, Alamos, NM, USA; 3. National Institute of Standards and S. Shah3, E. Rumberger3, D. Hendrickson3, N. Avraham4,2, Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 4. Advanced Light Source, Y. Myasoedov4, H. Shtrikman4 and E. Zeldov41. Physics, Amherst Berkeley, CA, USA; 5. Laboratoire Leon Brillouin, Gif sur Yvette, College, Amherst, MA, USA; 2. Physics Department, City College France of New York, New York, NY, USA; 3. Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA, 2:06 USA; 4. Department of Condensed Matter Physics, The Weizmann BD-04. Growth behavior and Magnetic properties of strained Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel SrRuO3/SrMnO3 superlattices. Y. Yoo 1,2, O. Chmaissem1,2, 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,3 S. Kolesnik , D. Brown , B. Dabrowski , M. Haji-Sheikh , 2:06 A. Genis1,3 and C. Kimball1,21. Institute for NanoScience, 55 Engineering and Technology (INSET), Dekalb, IL, USA; 2. BE-02. Mn Nuclear longitudinal relaxation time T1 in Mn12-AC Physics Department, Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, IL, subjected to external magnetic field. M. Al-Saqer1, USA; 3. Electrical Engineering Department, Northern Illinois V. V. Dobrovitski2, B.N. Harmon1,2 and F. Borsa21. Physics and University, Dekalb, IL, USA Astronomy, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; 2. Ames Labaratory, Ames, IA, USA 2:18 BD-05. Magnetic and Electronic Properties of Tricolor Superlattices 2:18 1 with Artificially Broken Symmetry. T. Lottermoser , BE-03. Triggering of Avalanches in Mn12-acetate. Y. Suzuki1, 2 1 1,3 2,4 H. Yamada , J. Matsuno , T. Arima , M. Kawasaki and S. McHugh1, D. Graybill1, M.P. Sarachik1, N. Avraham2, 1,5 Y. Tokura 1. Spin Superstructure Project, ERATO, Japan Science Y. Myasoedov2, H. Shtrikman2, E. Zeldov2, N.E. Chakov3 and and Technology Corporation (JST), AIST Tsukuba Central 4, G. Christou31. Department of Physics, City College of New York, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; 2. Correlated Electron Research Center New York, NY, USA; 2. Department of Condensed Matter Physics, (CERC), AIST Tsukuba Central 4, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; 3. The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel; 3. Department IMRAM, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 4. Institute for of Chemistry, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA Materials Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 5. Department of Applied Physics, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan 2:30 2:30 BE-04. Magnetization Dynamics in Single-Molecule Magnets Induced 1 1 BD-06. Effect of FM/AFM interfaces on the magnetic properties of by Pulsed Millimeter Wave Radiation. M. Bal , J.R. Friedman , Y. Suzuki2,1, S. Shah3, E.M. Rumberger3, D.N. Hendrickson3, La2/3Sr1/3MnO3/Pr2/3Ca1/3MnO3 superlattices. 4 4 4 4 D. Niebieskikwiat1, L. Hueso2, M. Salamon1 and N. Mathur21. N. Avraham , Y. Myasoedov , H. Shtrikman and E. Zeldov 1. Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, Department of Physics, Amherst College, Amherst, MA, USA; 2. USA; 2. Materials Science, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Physics Department, City College of New York, New York, NY, United Kingdom USA; 3. Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; 4. Department of Condensed Matter Physics, The Weizmann Institute of Science, 2:42 Rehovot, Israel BD-07. Reduced Interface Magnetization in La Ca MnO /YBa Cu O Superlattices. S. te Velthuis1, 0.7 0.3 3 2 3 7-δ 2:42 A. Hoffmann1, Z. Sefrioui2, J. Santamaria2, M. Fitzsimmons3, S. Park3 and M. Varela41. Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, BE-05. Relaxation of microscopic observables in magnetic molecules. IL, USA; 2. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain; S. Carretta1, P. Santini1, E. Liviotti1, A. Bianchi1 and 3. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 4. G. Amoretti11. Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita di Parma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA Parma, Italy 38 PROGRAM PROGRAM 39

MONDAY GOLD MONDAY ATHERTON AFTERNOON AFTERNOON 1:30 1:30

Session BF Session BG INTERFACES AND SURFACES MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS I Chang-Beom Eom, Chair Brian Kirby, Chair

1:30 1:30 BF-01. On the quality of MBE grown of the Fe/MgO and 1 1 1 Co/MgO(001)interfaces. S. Andrieu , M. Sicot , C. Tiusan , BG-01. Dynamic spin-spin interactions in II(1-x)Mn(x)VI magnetic 2 2 F. Bertran and F. Fortuna 1. laboratoire de physique des semiconductors in the strong coupling regime: a study by materiaux, universite H.Poincare, vandoeuvre, France; 2. electron paramagnetic resonance. A.D. McCarty2, synchrotron, LURE SOLEIL, gif sur yvette, France K. Dziatkowski1,3, A.K. Hassan2, L. Brunel2 and J.K. Furdyna11. Physics, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA; 2. 1:42 National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 3. Institute of Experimental BF-02. A study on the effect of spin resolved density of states on the Physics, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland optical excited spin injection at magnetic metal-semiconductor interfaces. W. Guan1, Y. Liu1 and T.H. Shen11. Joule Physics Lab, IMR, University of Salford, Salford, Greater Manchester, United 1:42 Kingdom BG-02. Thermal hysteresis in the magnetization of the layered III-VI 1 1:54 Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor In1 xMnxSe. T.M. Pekarek , L. Ranger1, I. Miotkowski2 and A. Ramdas21. Chemistry and BF-03. Non-collinear magnetic coupling at the interface between Physics, Univ. of N. Florida, Jacksonville, FL, USA; 2. Physics, 1 Fe(001) and antiferromagnetic Mn(001) films. T. Yamada , Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA A. Sakuma2 and T. Mizoguchi11. Faculty of Science, Gakushuin University, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 1:54 2:06 BG-03. Structural, Magnetic and Transport Properties of (Zn,V)Te BF-04. Controlling the Order of the Spin-Reorientation Transition in Semiconductors. W. Wang1, C. Ni 2, T. Zhu3, H. Zhang4 and Ni Films Grown on Cu(100). C. Klein1, R. Ramchal2,3, J.Q. Xiao11. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of A.K. Schmid1 and M. Farle21. Materials Sciences Division, Delaware, Newark, DE, USA; 2. Department of Materials Science Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. and Engineering, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA; 3. Institut fuer Physik, Universitaet Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, State Key Laboratory for Magnetism, Institute of Physics, Chinese Germany; 3. Technische Natuurwetenschappen, Universiteit Academy of Sciences, Beijing, Beijing, China; 4. School of Twente, Twente, Netherlands Microelectronic and Solid-state Electronic, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, Sichuan, 2:18 China BF-05. SP-STM/STS study of c(2x2) reconstructed Cr(001) thin film 1 1 surfaces. H. Oka and K. Sueoka 1. Graduate School of 2:06 Information Science and Technology, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan BG-04. Epitaxial growth and magnetic properties of a new group IV 1 1,2 ferromagnetic semiconductor Ge1-xFex. Y. Shuto , M. Tanaka 3 2:30 and S. Sugahara 1. Department of Electronic Engineering, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. SORST, Japan Science and BF-06. Evaluation of continuity of Co layers in Co/Pd multilayers by Technology Agency, Kawaguchi, Japan; 3. Department of Frontier 1 1 galvanomagnetic effect. T. Kobayashi and S. Nakagawa 1. Informatics, University of Tokyo, Kashiwa, Japan Physical Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Meguro, Tokyo, Japan 2:18 2:42 BG-05. Novel Properties of Transition Metal Doped Ge (100) BF-07. Reduced spin-lattice coupling and Gilbert damping in Epitaxial Films. F. Tsui1, L. He1, B. Collins1,2, A. Fuller1, 1 1 1 1 2 2 epitaxial Fe1-xVx (50nm) thin films. L. Cheng , C. Scheck , W. Rice , M. Wolboldt , S. Vogt and Y.S. Chu 1. Physics and Y. Guan1 and W.E. Bailey11. Materials Science and Engineering Astronomy, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA; program-Department of Applied Physics and Applied 2. Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Lab, Argonne, IL, Mathematics, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA USA 40 PROGRAM PROGRAM 41

2:30 2:18 BG-06. Magnetic and Transport Characteristics of Ge(MnFe). BH-05. Magnetic Characterization of Samples Using First and H. Braak1, D.E. Buergler1, D. Rata1, R.R. Gareev1, M. Luysberg1, Second Order Reversal Curves Diagrams. A. Stancu2 and M. Boese1, P.A. Gruenberg1 and C.M. Schneider11. Institute of P. Andrei11. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Florida State Solid State Research (IFF), Research Centre Juelich, Juelich, University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 2. Faculty of Physics, Al. I. Germany Cuza University, Iasi, FL, USA

2:42 2:30 BG-07. Carrier-mediated ferromagnetism in novel Ge(Fe,Mn) BH-06. Energy loss behavior in disordered hysteretic systems with magnetic semiconductor epitaxial thin-film structures. long range interactions. O. Hovorka1 and G. Friedman11. R. Gareev1,3, Y. Bugoslavsky2, R. Schreiber1, H. Braak1, A. Paul1, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Drexel University, M. Sperl3, D. Buergler1, L. Cohen2 and C. Schneider11. Philadelphia, PA, USA Forschungszentrum Juelich, Juelich, Germany; 2. Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom; 3. University of Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany 2:42 BH-07. Comparison of the Differential Equation Accommodation Model with Experiment. L. Yanik1, A. Yarimbiyik1 and E. Della Torre1,21. Electrical and Computer Engineering, The George Washington University, Ashburn, VA, USA; 2. National Institute of MONDAY SACRAMENTO Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA AFTERNOON 1:30

Session BH MONDAY PIEDMONT HYSTERESIS MODELING AFTERNOON Olle Heinonen, Chair 1:30

1:30 Session BI BH-01. A Preisach Analysis of Thermal Fluctuations in a INSTRUMENTATION AND MEASUREMENT Titanomagnetite Mineral. R.M. Roshko1 and C.A. Viddal11. TECHNIQUES I Physics and Astronomy, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Ron Goldfarb, Chair Canada

1:30 1:42 BI-01. in-situ magnetometry of Fe/Cr/Fe trilayers. D. Min1,2, BH-02. Analysis Of the Fluctuation Field in Thermal Magnetic J. Moreland1, S.E. Russek1 and A. McCallum11. NIST, Boulder, 1,2 1 1,2 Aftereffect. P. Chen , S. Rao , L.H. Bennett and E. Della CO, USA; 2. Applied Physics Department, Colorado School of 1,2 Torre 1. ECE, George Washington University, Washington, DC, Mines, Golden, CO, USA USA; 2. National Institute of Standard and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA 1:42

1:54 BI-02. Magnetic moment measurements using angular magnetoresistance. F.C. da Silva2,1, D.P. Pappas1, R.R. Owings1, BH-03. Monte Carlo Analysis of Magnetic Relaxation Phenomena. A.B. Kos1, J. Unguris3 and W.C. Uhlig31. National Institute of P. Andrei1 and A. Stancu21. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO, USA; 2. Physics, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 2. Faculty of University of Colorado, Denver, CO, USA; 3. National Institute of Physics, Al. I. Cuza University, Iasi, Romania Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA

2:06 1:54 BH-04. Radial Vector Model of Hysteresis. E. Cardelli1, E. Pinzaglia1 BI-03. GMI sensor integrated in an oscillator system. I. Giouroudi1, and E. Della Torre21. Dept. of Industrial Engineering, University H. Hauser1, L. Musiejovsky1 and J. Steurer11. Electrical of Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 2. Institute of Magnetic Research, Engineering and Information Technology,Vienna University of George Washington University, Washington, DC, USA Technology, Sensor & Actuator Systems, Vienna, Austria 42 PROGRAM PROGRAM 43

2:06 9:36

BI-04. DETERMINATION OF INTRINSIC SWITCHING FIELD CA-02. Correlations between magnetic and electrical ordering in DISTRIBUTIONS IN PERPENDICULAR RECORDING multiferroic manganites. (Invited) M. Fiebig11. Max-Born MEDIA USING A POLAR MAGNETO-OPTICAL KERR Institute, Berlin, Berlin, Germany EFFECT IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ∆H(M, ∆M)- METHOD. Y. Xu 1,2 and A. Berger11. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; 2. 10:12 Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA CA-03. Multiferroic complex oxide heterostructures. (Invited) R. Ramesh11. Materials Science and Engineering and Physics, 2:18 University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA BI-05. Three-dimensional hysteresis of soft magnetic composite. Z.W. Lin1, J.G. Zhu1 and X.L. Wang21. Faculty of Engineering, University of Technology, Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia; 2. 10:48 Institute for Superconducting and Electronic Materials, University CA-04. Neutron scattering studies of magnetism in multiferroic of Wollongong, Sydney, NSW, Australia 1 1 2 HoMnO3. (Invited) O. Vajk , J.W. Lynn , M. Kenzelmann , 2:30 S.W. Cheong3 and S.B. Kim31. NIST Center for Neutron Research, National Institute of Standards and Technology, BI-06. A high temperature superconducting magnet system for 1 1 Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 2. Laboratory for Solid State Physics, sensitive measuring instrumentation. S. Spagna , J. Cherry , 1 1 ETH Honggerberg, Zurich, CH-8093, Switzerland; 3. Department N.R. Dilley and J. Diederichs 1. Quantum Design, San Diego, CA, of Physics & Astronomy, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ, USA USA 2:42 BI-07. Study of high precision(10-4 ) transverse kerr effects 11:24 measurement method applied for laser gyroscope. H. Cai1,2, 1 3 2 1 CA-05. Ferroelectricity Induced by Incommensurate Magnetism. H. Zhang , C. Zeng , Z. Li and Y. Chen 1. computer science and (Invited) A.B. Harris11. Physics and Astronomy, University of technology, Guangdong University of Finance, Guangzhou, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA Guangdong, China; 2. Electronics science and technology, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, Hubei, China; 3. Applied Physics, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, Hunan, China

MONDAY IMPERIAL TUESDAY REGENCY II AFTERNOON MORNING 3:15 9:00

Session BX Session CB ANNIVERSARY PLENARY SESSION SPIN POLARIZED TUNNELING AND Randall Victora, Chair INTERFACES Jagadeesh Moodera, Chair

TUESDAY REGENCY I MORNING 9:00 9:00 CB-01. Coherence of tunnel barrier structure and sign of spin polarization. A. Thomas1,2, J.S. Moodera1 and B. Satpati31. Session CA Francis Bitter Magnet Lab., MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA; 2. Thin SYMPOSIUM ON MAGNETIC AND films and nanostructures, University of Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany; 3. Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar, Sachivalaya FERROELECTRIC PROPERTIES IN RARE- Marg, India EARTH OXIDES Jeffrey Lynn, Chair 9:12 9:00 CB-02. Co72Fe20B8: tunneling spin polarization, magnetic and CA-01. Multiferroics; multifunctional materials with magnetic order structural properties. P. V. Paluskar1, J.T. Kohlhepp1, 1 and ferroelectricity. (Invited) S. Cheong 1. Department of H. Swagten1 and B. Koopmans11. Department of Applied Physics, Physics & Astronomy, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ, USA Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands 44 PROGRAM PROGRAM 45

9:24 10:48 CB-03. Evidence of a barrier oxidation dependence on the interfacial CB-10. Indirect spin current depolarization from interfacial magnetism in Co/alumina based magnetic tunnel junctions. roughness for EuO based magnetic tunnel junctions. N.D. Telling1, G. van der Laan1, S. Ladak2, R.J. Hicken2 and E. Negusse1, J. Dvorak1, J.S. Holroyd1, M. Liberati1, Y.U. Idzerda1, E. Arenholz31. Magnetic Spectroscopy Group, CCLRC Daresbury T.S. Santos2, J.S. Moodera2 and E. Arenholz31. Physics, Montana Laboratory, Warrington, United Kingdom; 2. School of Physics, State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Francis Bitter Magnet University of Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom; 3. Advanced Light Labobratory, Massachussets Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Source, LBNL, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA MA, USA; 3. Advanced Light Source, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Berkeley, CA, USA 9:36 11:00 CB-04. Unexpected temperature-driven band motion prior to the phase transition of an intinerant ferromagnet. CB-11. TEM characterisation of tunnel magnetoresistance structures. 1 1 2 2 A.T. Hindmarch1, C.H. Marrows1 and B.J. Hickey11. Physics and D. Kirk , A.K. Petford-Long , B.W. Karr , M.T. Kief and 2 Astronomy, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom S. Mao 1. Materials, Oxford University, Oxford, United Kingdom; 2. Seagate, Minneapolis, MN, USA

9:48 11:12 CB-05. Spin accumulation and tunnel magnetoresistance in Au CB-12. XPS studies of the growth and interfacial structure of MgO nanoparticles. S. Mitani1,2, K. Yakushiji1,2, F. Ernult1,2 and tunnel barrier layers. J. Read1, P. Mather1, E. Tan1 and K. Takanashi1,21. IMR Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. R. Buhrman11. Applied and Engineering Physics, Cornell CREST-JST, Kawaguchi, Japan University, Ithaca, NY, USA

10:00 11:24 CB-06. Large enhancement of tunnel magnetoresistance in high CB-13. X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy Studies on Magnetic quality ferromagnetic single-electron tunneling devices. Tunneling Junctions with AlO and AlN tunnel Barriers. 1 2 1 1 T. Niizeki , H. Kubota , Y. Ando and T. Miyazaki 1. Applied H. Ju1,2, S. Mun2 and J. Moon11. Department of Physics, Yonsei Physics, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. National Institute of University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. ALS, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Tsukuba, Japan 11:36 CB-14. Effects of Interfacial Disorder on Spin Transport in MTJ. 10:12 T. Ong1,2, B. Jones2,1 and A. Heyman11. Stanford University, CB-07. Spin accumulation and enhanced spin lifetime in single non- Stanford, CA, USA; 2. IBM Almaden research Center, San Jose, magnetic nanoparticles. A. Bernand-Mantel1, P. Seneor1, CA, USA N. Lidgi1, L. Calvet1, M. Munoz1, V.Cros1, S. Fusil1, 1 1 1 1 K. Bouzehouane , C. Deranlot , A. Vaures , F. Petroff and 11:48 A. Fert11. Unite Mixte de Physique CNRS/Thales, Palaiseau, France CB-15. Strong rectification of current for tunneling through metallic nanoparticles. A. Iovan1 and V.Korenivski11. Nanostructure Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden 10:24 CB-08. Correlation of interface property and spin filter phenomena in ultra-thin EuO film. T. Santos1, J.S. Moodera1, E. Negusse2 and Y.U. Idzerda21. Francis Bitter Magnet Lab, MIT, Cambridge, TUESDAY CLUB REGENT MA, USA; 2. Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, MORNING USA 9:00

10:36 Session CC

CB-09. Spin Filtering through Ferromagnetic BiMnO3 Tunnel PERPENDICULAR MEDIA I Barriers. M. Gajek1, M. Bibes2, G. Herranz1, A. Barthelemy1, Bin Lu, Chair K. Bouzehouane1, S. Fusil3, P. Paruch5, M. Dawber5, J. Triscone5, M. Varela6, J. Fontcuberta4 and A. Fert11. UMP CNRS/Thales, 9:00 Palaiseau, France; 2. Institut d’Electronique Fondamentale, Universite Paris-Sud, Orsay, France; 3. Universite d’Evry, Evry, CC-01. The Effects of Oxygen on Intergranular Exchange and France; 4. Institut de Ciencia de Materials de Barcelona, CSIC, Anisotropy Dispersion in Co/Pd Multilayers for Perpendicular Bellaterra, Spain; 5. Condensed Matter Physics Department, Magnetic Recording Media. N. Speetzen1, B.H. Stadler1 and University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland; 6. Dept. de Fisica R.H. Victora11. Electrical Engineering, University of Minnesota, Aplicada i Optica, Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain Minneapolis, MN, USA 46 PROGRAM PROGRAM 47

9:12 11:00

CC-02. Recording Studies of Perpendicular Media for 230Gbit/in2 CC-09. Influence of oxide and oxygen on structural and magnetic and Beyond. M. Xiao1, H. Do1, D. Qing1, Y. Ikeda1, V.Nayak1, properties of CoPt alloy. E. Girt1, S. Wu1, B. Lu2, T. Nolan1, K. Takano1, A. Moser1, N. Supper1, M. Minardi2, B. Heinz2, S. Harkness1, A. Dobin1, M. Munteanu1, C. Chang1, J.D. Risner3, H. Rosen1 and B. Marchon11. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi B. Valcu1, D. Weller1 and S. Hwang11. Seagate Technology, Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; 2. 5600 Cottle Fremont, CA, USA; 2. Seagate Technology, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Road, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA 3. Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, USA

9:24 11:12 CC-03. Determining the Intrinsic Switching-field Distribution in CC-10. Effect of thermal fluctuation field on the noise performance Perpendicular Media: a Comparative Analysis. 1 1 1,2 1 of a perpendicular recording system. S. Batra , W. Scholz and M. Winklhofer and G.T. Zimanyi 1. Dept. of Physics and 1 Astronomy, University of California, Davis, CA, USA; 2. Dept. of P. Asselin 1. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Geosciences, University of Munich, Munich, Germany

11:24 9:36 CC-11. Recording Performance of CoCrPtO Perpendicular Media CC-04. Experimental determination of intrinsic switching field with Hard Magnet-biased Synthetic Antiferromagnetically- distributions in perpendicular recording media. (Invited) coupled Soft Magnetic Underlayers. H.S. Jung1, E. Velu1, 1 1 1 A. Berger , B. Lengsfield and Y. Ikeda 1. San Jose Research S. Malhotra1, W. Jiang1 and G. Bertero11. Komag Inc., San Jose, Center, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA CA, USA

10:12 11:36 CC-05. Study of Key Factors Affecting Anisotropy Field Distribution and its Correlation with Recording Performance in CC-12. Recording Well Below Medium Coercivity Assisted by 1 Rerpendicular Media. G. Ju1, B. Lu1, T.J. Klemmer1, A. Sunder1, Localized Microwave Utilizing Spin Transfer. J. Zhu 1. H. Zhou1 and D. Weller11. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

10:24 11:48 CC-06. Small-angle neutron scattering as a probe of local magnetic 1 structure in perpendicular magnetic recording media. S. Lee , CC-13. Fabrication and characterization of granular type 1 2 2 3 M. Wismayer , F.Y. Ogrin , S. Weekes , T. Thomson , (FePt/Fe Pt) and (FePt/fcc FePt) tilted magnetic recording 4 4 3 C.D. Dewhurst and R. Cubitt 1. School of Physics and media. A. Singh1, J. Yin1, H. Yu Yu Ko1 and T. Suzuki11. Astronomy, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, United Information Storage Materials Laboratory, Toyota Technological Kingdom; 2. Department of Physics, University of Exeter, Exeter, Institute, Nagoya, Japan United Kingdom; 3. San Jose Research Centre, Hitachi, San Jose, CA, USA; 4. Large Scale Structures Group, Institut Laue- Langevin, Grenoble, France

10:36 TUESDAY CRYSTAL

CC-07. Reduction of intermediate layer thickness for CoCrPt-SiO2 MORNING perpendicular recording media by using Ru-SiO . 2 9:00 I. Takekuma1, I. Tamai1, R. Araki1, M. Igarashi1, H. Nemoto1, Y. Hirayama1 and Y. Hosoe11. Central Research Lab., Hitachi, LTD., Odawara, Kanagawa, Japan Session CD MUTILAYER FILMS AND SUPERLATTICES II 10:48 David Keavney, Chair CC-08. Effects of Tb/Pt/Ru underlayers on microstructure and magnetic properties of CoPtCr-SiO perpendicular media. 2 9:00 Y. Liao1, C. Lai1, D. Vokoun1, M. Lin1, R. Jiang1, R. Huang2 and Y. Chu21. Department of Materials Science & Engineering, CD-01. Microstructure - magnetic property relationships in National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Department perpendicular Co/Pt multilayers. (Invited) J.B. Kortright11. of Engineering & System Science, National Tsing Hua University, Materials Science Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Hsinchu, Taiwan Berkeley, CA, USA 48 PROGRAM PROGRAM 49

9:36 11:12 CD-02. Magnetic anisotropy of (110) Fe/Co superlattices. V.A. Vas’ko1, CD-10. Irreversible magnetization reversal in epitaxial Fe/SmCo M. Kim2, O. Mryasov3, V.Sapozhnikov1, M.K. Minor3, spring magnets. J.E. Davies1, O. Hellwig3,2, E.E. Fullerton2, A.J. Freeman4 and M.T. Kief11. Seagate Recording Heads - R&D, J.S. Jiang4, S.D. Bader4 and K. Liu11. Physics Department, Seagate Technology, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 2. BK 21 Physics University of California, Davis, CA, USA; 2. Hitachi Global Research Group, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea; Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; 3. Bessy GmbH, 3. Seagate Research, Seagate Technology, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 4. Berlin, Germany; 4. Materials Science Division, Argonne Physics and Astronomy Department, Northwestern University, National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA Evanston, IL, USA 11:24 9:48 CD-11. Magnetic and Microwave Properties of CoFe/PtMn/CoFe CD-03. Field Controlled Magnetic Thermal Hysteresis in Co/Tb sandwich films. C.I. Pettiford1, A. Zeltser2, S.D. Yoon1, 1 1 Multilayers. M. Hossu and A.R. Koymen 1. Physics, Univ of V.G. Harris1, C. Vittoria1 and N.X. Sun11. Center of Microwave Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, USA Magnetic Materials and Integrated Circuits, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA; 2. Hitachi Global Storage 10:00 technologies, San Jose, CA, USA CD-04. Magnetic and electrical transport properties of 1D quasiperiodic Co/Pt multilayers. L.Y. Zhu1, X.M. Cheng1 and 11:36 C.L. Chien11. Department of Physics and Astronomy, The Johns CD-12. In-situ MFM study of the magnetization process in AF Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA coupled CoPt/Ru multilayers. V. Neu1, U. Wolff1, T. Shapoval1, U.K. Rossler1, L. Schultz1 and O. Hellwig21. Department of 10:12 Magnetism and Superconductivity, IFW Dresden, Dresden, CD-05. Exchange Coupling in [Co Pt/]/Cu/[Co/Pt] Thin Films with Germany; 2. BESSY GmbH, Berlin, Germany Perpendicular Anisotropy. J. Zhou1, R. Skomski1 and 1 D. Sellmyer 1. Department of Physics and Astronomy and Center 11:48 for Materials Research and Analysis, Lincoln, NE, USA CD-13. Method for measuring exchange stiffness in ferromagnetic 1 1 10:24 materials. E. Girt and A.Y. Dobin 1. Seagate Technology, Fremont, CA, USA

CD-06. Anomalous magnetization reversal behavior in [Co/Pt]4 multilayers with perpendicular anisotropy. X.M. Cheng1, V.I. Nikitenko2, A.J. Shapiro2, R.D. Shull2 and C.L. Chien11. Department of Physics & Astronomy, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA; 2. Magnetic Materials Group, TUESDAY GOLD National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MORNING MD, USA 9:00

10:36 Session CE

CD-07. Finite size scaling effects in FeCo/Rh and FeCo/Ta multilayers. L10 AND OTHER HARD MAGNETIC T. Ambrose1, P.R. Ohodnicki1,2, J. Rosenberg1,3, O. Mryasov1 and 1 MATERIALS I T. Klemmer 1. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Kevin Coffey, Chair Material Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 3. Department of Physics, California Insitute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA 9:00 CE-01. Structure and magnetic properties of two-phase hard/soft 10:48 nanoscale clusters. X. Rui1, Z. Sun3, Y. Xu2,3, D.J. Sellmyer2,3 and 1,3 CD-08. Phase diagram of stripe domains in a soft spin model of J.E. Shield 1. Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska, perpedicular magnetic media. C. Pike1, G. Zimanyi1, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Physics and Astronomy, University of R. Scalettar1 and O. Hellwig21. physics, uc davis, davis, CA, USA; Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; 3. Center for Materials Research 2. BESSY, berlin, Germany and Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA

11:00 9:12 CD-09. Artificially-Structured Magnetostrictive FeCo and FeTb CE-02. Improved Synthesis and Easy Axis Alignment of L10-FePt Single Layer and FeCo/FeTb Multilayer Films. C.J. Gutierrez1, Nanoparticles. Z. Jia1,2, S. Kang2, S. Shi1,2, D. Nikles2,3 and S. Rios1,2, J. Dunn1, W.J. Geerts1 and B. Lanning21. Physics J. Harrell1,21. Dept of Physics & Astronomy, University of Department, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, USA; 2. Alabama, TUSCALOOSA, AL, USA; 2. MINT Center, University Materials Engineering, Southwest Research Institute, San of Alabama, TUSCALOOSA, AL, USA; 3. Department of Antonio, TX, USA Chemistry, University of Alabama, TUSCALOOSA, AL, USA 50 PROGRAM PROGRAM 51

9:24 11:00

CE-03. Hard Magnetic FePt Nanoparticles by Salt-Matrix Annealing. CE-11. Growth and magnetism of Sm1-xGdxAl2 :a ferromagnet D. Li1, K. Elkins1, N. Poudyal1, V.Nandwana1, Z. Jin1, K. Chen1 without magnetization. A. Avisou1, C. Dufour1, K. Dumesnil1, and J. Liu11. Department of Physics, University of Texas at A. Rogalev2 and F. Wilhelm21. Laboratoire de physique des Arlington, Arlington, TX, USA materiaux, VANDOEUVRE LES NANCY, France; 2. ESRF, Grenoble, France 9:36 CE-04. Magnetic Properties of Co-Rich Co-Pt Thin Films 11:12 Electrodeposited on Ru Underlayer. G. Pattanaik1, J. Weston2 1,2 and G. Zangari 1. Materials Science and Engg., University of CE-12. Coercivity Mechanism in Epitaxial SmCo5 Films. A. Singh1, Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, USA; 2. MINT Center, University of V. Neu1, S. Faehler1, L. Schultz1 and B. Holzapfel11. Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA superconducting materials, IFW, Dresden, Germany

9:48 CE-05. PtMn induced L10 ordering of FePt thin film at low 11:24 1 1 1 temperature. C. Chiang , C. Lai and Y. Wu 1. Department of CE-13. Magnetic properties of Co-Al melt-spun ribbons. T. Saito11. Materials Science & Engineering, National Tsing Hua University, Mechanical Science and Engineering, Chiba Institute of Hsinchu, Taiwan Technology, Narashino, Japan

10:00 11:36 CE-06. L10 ordering of magnetron sputtered FePt films at ° 1 1 temperatures below 400 C. V. Cantelli , J. von Borany , CE-14. Nanostructured Mn-Al-C Permanent Magnets Produced by 1 1 M. Beckers and J. Fassbender 1. Institute of Ion Beam and Mechanical Milling. Q. Zeng1, I. Baker1 and Z. Yan21. Thayer Materials Research, Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, DRESDEN, School of Engineering, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA; Germany 2. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA 10:12 CE-07. Magnetization processes in hard CoPt films and dots : a pinning mechanism case study by MFM and magnetometry. 11:48 1 2 3 2 4 M. Ghidini , G. Zangari , I. Prejbeanu , G. Pattanaik , J. Weston , CE-15. Anomalous Magnetic Phase Transition between 1 1 1 3 3 G. Asti , C. Pernechele , M. Solzi , P. Sabon , L. Buda-Prejbeanu Ferromagnetism and Antiferromagnetism in ε-Fe In O 3 2-x x 3 and J. Nozieres 1. Physics, University of Parma, Parma, Italy; 2. Nanorod. S. Sakurai1, S. Kuroki1, K. Hashimoto1 and Materials Science and Engineering and CESE, Charlottesville, S. Ohkoshi1,21. Applied Chemistry, School of Engineeing, The VA, USA; 3. SPINTEC, CEA/CNRS, Grenoble, France; 4. University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. PRESTO, JST, Saitama, MINTEC, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA Japan 10:24 CE-08. Preparation and Characterization of Bulk FePt From Annealed Mixtures of Chemically Prepared Fe and Pt Nanoparticles. T.F. Ekiert1, B.M. Patterson2 and K.M. Unruh11. Physics and Astronomy, Univeristy of Delaware, Newark, DE, TUESDAY ATHERTON USA; 2. Physics, United States Air Force Academy, USAFA, CO, MORNING USA 9:00

10:36 Session CF CE-09. Intergrain interactions in exchange-coupled nanocomposite AMORPHOUS AND NANOCRYSTALLINE FePt powders. J. Lyubina1, K. Khlopkov1, O. Gutfleisch1, K. Mueller1 and L. Schultz11. Department Magnetism and SOFT MATERIALS I Superconductivity, Leibniz-Institute of Solid State and Materials Massimo Pasquale, Chair Research, IFW Dresden, Dresden, Germany

10:48 9:00 CE-10. Phase-Separated Alloys for Bulk Exchange-Biased Permanent CF-01. High saturation magnetization and soft magnetic properties of 1 1 2 Magnets. L.H. Lewis , C. Harland , R.W. McCallum , nanocrystalline (Fe,Co)90Zr7B3 alloys annealed under a M.J. Kramer2 and K.W. Dennis21. Materials Science Department, rotating magnetic field. K. Suzuki1, N. Ito2, J.S. Garitaonandia1 Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA; 2. Ames and J.D. Cashion21. Department of Materials Engineering, Laboratory and Department of Materials Science and Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Australia; 2. School of Physics, Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Australia 52 PROGRAM PROGRAM 53

9:12 10:36 CF-02. Crystallization Study of HITPERM and NANOPERM Soft CF-09. Rf-Mossbauer study of the magnetic properties of Ferromagnetic Thin Films. C. Um1, H. Lee2 and nanocrystalline FeNiZrB and FeNiCoZrB alloys. M.E. McHenry11. Materials Science & Engineering, Carnegie M. Kopcewicz1 and T. Kulik21. Inst. of Electron. Materials Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Electrical and Technology, Warszawa, Poland; 2. Dept. Mater. Sci. and Eng., Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Warsaw Univ. of Technology, Warszawa, Poland PA, USA

10:48 9:24 CF-10. Magnetoimpedance effect in new glassy Fe-Au(Cu)-B alloys. CF-03. Thermomagnetic Analysis of (Fe,Co,Ni)-based Nanocrystalline N. Lupu1, H. Chiriac1, M. Tibu1 and A. Inoue21. Magnetic 1 2 Soft Magnetic Alloys. M.A. Willard and V.G.Harris 1. Code Materials and Devices, National Institute of R&D for Technical 6324, U. S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA; 2. Physics, Iasi, Romania; 2. Institute for Materials Research, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Northeastern Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan University, Boston, MA, USA

11:00 9:36 CF-11. Origin of low coercivity of (Fe B Si ) Nb (x = 1-4) CF-04. Bragg-Williams Model of Fe-Co Order-Disorder Phase 0.75 0.15 0.10 100-x x glassy alloys. T. Bitoh1, A. Makino2 and A. Inoue21. Department Transformations in a Strong Magnetic Field. Y. Hanlumyuang1, of Machine Intelligence and Systems Engineering, Akita P.R. Ohodnicki1 and M.E. McHenry11. Materials Science and Prefectural University, Yurihonjo, Japan; 2. Institute for Materials Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

9:48 11:12 CF-05. Soft Magnetic Powder-core Composites of Fe90Zr7B3 and Fe49 Co Al Ga P C B Si Alloys. Z. Turgut1, CF-12. Effect of Length and Annealing on Magnetoimpedance of 21 5 2 9.65 5.75 4.6 3 1 2 1 2 2 T.M. Attenweiler , M. Huang , J.C. Horwath and R.T. Fingers 1. Co68Fe5Si12B15 Ribbons. V. Satya Narayana Murthy and 1 UES Inc., Dayton, OH, USA; 2. AFRL, Wright-Patterson AFB, G. Markandeyulu 1. Physics, Indian Institute of Technology OH, USA Madras, CHENNAI, Tamil Nadu, India

10:00 11:24 CF-06. Magnetic viscosity in soft magnetic nanocrystalline FeNbB CF-13. Effect of a Magnetic Field on the Nanocrystallization Kinetics 1 1 1 2 alloys. I. Skorvanek and J. Kovac 1. Institute of Experimental of Amorphous Pd40(Fe,Ni)20P20. A. Hsiao , L.H. Lewis , Physics, Slovak Acad. Sci., Kosice, Slovakia K. Kang2 and A.R. Moodenbaugh21. Mechanical Engineering, Union College, Schenectady, NY, USA; 2. Materials Science Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA 10:12 CF-07. Neutron scattering from dipole-field-induced spin disorder in Nanoperm. A. Michels1, C. Vecchini2, O. Moze2, K. Suzuki3, S. Cadogan4, K. Pranzas5 and J. Weissmueller61. Department of Physics, University of Saarbruecken, Saarbruecken, Germany; 2. TUESDAY SACRAMENTO Department of Physics, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy; 3. Department of Materials Engineering, Monash MORNING University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia; 4. School of Physics, 9:00 University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia; 5. Institute of Materials Research, GKSS Research Center, Session CG Geesthacht, Germany; 6. Institute of Nanotechnology, Research MAGNETIZATION DYNAMICS I Center Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany Konstantin Guslienko, Chair

10:24 9:00 CF-08. Structure and magnetism of pulsed laser deposited 1 (Ni59Co22Fe7)88Zr7B4Cux (x=0,1) thin films. S.D. Joshi , CG-01. Time resolved magneto-optical studies of picosecond S.D. Yoon2, A. Yang2, C. Vittoria2, M. Willard3, R. Goswami3 and magnetization dynamics in magnetic nano-elements. (Invited) V.G. Harris21. Mechanical Engineering, Northeastern University, R.J. Hicken1, V.V.Kruglyak1, P.S. Keatley1, J.R. Childress2 and Boston, MA, USA; 2. Electrical and Computer Engineering, J.A. Katine21. Physics, University of Exeter, Exeter, United Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA; 3. Naval Research Kingdom; 2. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Laboratory, Washington D. C., DC, USA Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA 54 PROGRAM PROGRAM 55

9:36 11:00 CG-02. Vortex dynamics in coupled ferromagnetic multilayer CG-09. Ultrafast Demagnetization of Thin Magnetic Films Probed by structures. K. Chou1, B. Van Waeyenberge2, H. Stoll1, A. Puzic1, X-ray Spectroscopy. C. Stamm1, C. Lupulescu1, H. Duerr1 and T. Tyliszczak3, K. Rott4, H. Brueckl6, G. Reiss4, I. Neudecker5, W. Eberhardt11. BESSY, Berlin, Germany D. Weiss5, C.H. Back5 and G. Schuetz11. Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, Stuttgart, Germany; 2. Department of 11:12 Subatomic and Radiation Physics, Ghent University, Ghent, CG-10. Observation of ultrafast nonthermal effect of light on the Belgium; 3. Chemical Science Division, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, magnetization in a GdFeCo film. C. Stanciu1, A. Tsukamoto2, USA; 4. Faculty of Physics, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld, A. Kimel1, F. Hansteen1, A. Itoh2, A. Kirilyuk1 and T. Rasing11. Germany; 5. Institute for Experimental and Applied Physics, IMM, Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Netherlands; 2. Regensburg University, Regensburg, Germany; 6. ARCS, Nano College of Science and Technology, Nihon University, Chiba, System Technology, Tech Gate, Vienna, Austria Japan

9:48 11:24 CG-03. Analysis of random Landau-Lifshitz dynamics by using CG-11. Spin Wave Envelope Soliton Fractals in Magnetic Film Based stochastic processes on graphs. G. Bertotti1, I.D. Mayergoyz2,3 Active Feedback Rings. M. Wu1, B.A. Kalinikos1,2, L.D. Carr3 and C. Serpico41. Materials Dept., IEN Galileo Ferraris (INRIM), and C.E. Patton11. Department of Physics, Colorado State Torino, Italy; 2. Dept. of Electrical and Compuetr Engineering, University, Fort Collins, CO, USA; 2. St. Petersburg University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 3. UMIACS, Electrotechnical University, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation; University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 4. Dept. of 3. Department of Physics, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, Electrical Eng., Univ. of Napoli Federico II, Napoli, Italy USA

11:36 10:00 CG-12. FMR studies of single permalloy layers sandwiched by Au. CG-04. Quantitative Analysis of Magnetic Excitations in Landau H.J. Hurdequint11. Physique des Solides, CNRS-Universite Paris Flux-Closure Structures Using Synchrotron-Radiation Sud, Orsay, France Microscopy. C. Back1, J. Raabe1,2, F. Nolting2 and C. Quitmann21. Physics, University Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany; 2. SLS, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland 11:48 CG-13. Magnetization Dynamics in Cobalt Thin Film Structures. R. Adam1, R. Hertel1, A. Rzhevsky1 and C.M. Schneider11. 10:12 Institute for Solid State Research (IFF), Research Centre Julich, CG-05. MAGNETISATION DYNAMICS IN FERROMAGNETIC Julich, Germany DISKS. C. Back1, M. Buess1,2, K. Perzlmaier1, M.R. Scheinfein3 and D. Pescia11. University Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany; 2. FKP, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland; 3. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada TUESDAY PIEDMONT MORNING 10:24 9:00 CG-06. Intrinsic and non-local Gilbert Damping parameter in all Session CH optical pump-probe experiments. M. Djordjevic1, G. Eilers1, A. Parge1, M. Muenzenberg1 and J. Moodera21. IV. Institute of ITINERANT MAGNETISM Physics, University of Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany; 2. Srikanth Hariharan, Chair Francis Bitter Magnet Laboratory, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA 9:00 10:36 CH-01. Field and temperature dependence of the first order antiferromagnetic to ferromagnetic phase transition in FeRh CG-07. Dynamically enforced Bloch to cross-tie wall transformation. thin films. S. Maat1, J. Thiele1 and E. Fullerton11. San Jose A. Neudert1, J. McCord1, R. Schaefer1 and L. Schultz11. IFW Research, Hitachi Global Stroage Technologies, San Jose, CA, Dresden, Dresden, Germany USA

10:48 9:12 CG-08. Transient field excitation of magnetic normal modes in the CH-02. Origin of ferromagnetic behavior in Cr doped Indium oxide permalloy ring structures. X. Zhu1, V.Metlushko2, Z. Liu1 and thin films. J. Philip1, P.R. LeClair1, J.S. Moodera1, K.M. Reddy2 M.R. Freeman11. Department of Physics, University of Alberta, and A. Punnoose21. Francis Bitter Magnet Laboratory, MIT, Edmonton, AB, Canada; 2. Department of Electrical Cambridge, MA, USA; 2. Physics, Boise State University, Boise, Engineering, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA ID, USA 56 PROGRAM PROGRAM 57

9:24 10:48

CH-03. Disorder-induced carrier localization in ultrathin strained CH-10. Large (H,D) isotope effect on the metamagnetic transition in SrRuO epitaxial films. R.V.Chopdekar1,2, Y. Takamura2 and 1 1 3 RFe2(H,D)4.2 compounds. T. Leblond , V.Paul-Boncour , 2 Y. Suzuki 1. Applied Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, M. Guillot2 and G. Andre31. Laboratoire de Chimie USA; 2. Materials Science and Engineering, UC Berkeley, Metallurgique des Terres Rares, CNRS, Thiais, France; 2. HMFL, Berkeley, CA, USA CNRS/MPI, GRENOBLE, France; 3. Laboratoire Leon Brillouin, CEA-CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France 9:36 CH-04. Effect of crystalline quality and substitution on magnetic 1,2 1,2 11:00 anisotropy of SrRuO3 thin films. S. Kolesnik , Y.Z.Yoo , O. Chmaissem1,2, D.E. Brown1,2, B. Dabrowski1,2, M. Haji- CH-11. Magnetic and electronic anisotropy in single crystal YMn4Al8. Sheikh1,3, A.P. Genis1,3 and C.W. Kimball1,21. Institute for B. Cho1, J. Kim1, J. Park1, Y. Janssen2 and P. Canfield21. Materials NanoScience, Engineering and Technology (INSET), DeKalb, IL, Science and Engineering, GIST, Gwangju, Jeonnam, South USA; 2. Department of Physics, Northern Illinois University, Korea; 2. Physisc and Astronomy, Iowa State University, Ames, DeKalb, IL, USA; 3. Department of Electrical Engineering, IA, USA Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, USA

9:48 CH-05. A neutron scattering investigation of the magnetic structure and magnetic excitations in nanocrystalline Tb. C. Vecchini1, 1 2 2 3 4 TUESDAY IMPERIAL O. Moze , A. Hoser , M. Prager , D. Argyriou , A. Michels , MORNING B. Roessli5 and J. Weissmuller61. CNR-INFM S3 National Research Center, Physics Dept, Modena University, Modena, 8:00 Italy; 2. Institut fur Festkorperforschung, FZ Julich, Julich, Germany; 3. Berlin Neutron Scattering Center, Hahn Meitner Session CP Institut, Berlin, Germany; 4. Technische Physik, Universitat des GIANT MAGNETOIMPEDANCE, AMR, AND Saarlandes, Saarbrucken, Germany; 5. Laboratory for Neutron Scattering, ETHZ and Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, HALL EFFECT II Switzerland; 6. Institut fur Nanotechnologie, Forshungszentrum, (POSTER SESSION) Karlsruhe, Germany Chris Marrows, Chair

10:00 CP-01. On the large anisotropic magnetoresistance in epitaxial thin CH-06. Intra-Atomic Aspects of Magnon-Plasmon Interactions. 1 1 1 1 1 R. Skomski and P. Dowben 1. Department of Physics and films of SrRuO3. O. Moran , W. Saldarriaga and E. Baca 1. Astronomy and Center for Materials Research and Analysis, Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA CP-02. High frequency magneto-impedance spectra of multilayer 10:12 systems. A. Garcia-Arribas1, D. de Cos1 and J. Barandiaran11. CH-07. Complex permittivity and permeability of strontium ferrites Departamento de Electricidad y Electronica, Universidad del Pais in Q-, V-, and W-band frequency ranges. K.A. Korolev1, Vasco, Bilbao, Spain L. Subramanian1 and M.N. Afsar11. Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA CP-03. Magnetophotovoltaic effect in ferromagnetic Schottky barriers. P. Stamenov1 and J. Coey11. Physics Department, Trinity 10:24 College, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland CH-08. The exchange interactions in magnets: the multiple scattering approach. V. Antropov11. Condensed Matter Physics, Ames Laboratory, Ames, IA, USA CP-04. Planar Hall Effect in Orthogonal Submicron Co Wires. Y. Huang1, A.O. Adeyeye1 and C. Wang11. Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore, 10:36 Singapore, Singapore CH-09. Antiferromagnetic arrangement in paramagnetic ErCo2. J. Herrero-Albillos1, F. Bartolome1, L.M. Garcia1, A.T.Young2, T. Funk3 and E. Arenholz21. ICMA, CSIC - Universidad de CP-05. MAGNETIC SWITCHING IN EPITAXIAL (110) Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain; 2. Advanced Light Source, Lawrence La2/3Ca1/3MnO3 FILMS. I.C. Infante1, D. Habrovsky1, Berkeley National Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, F.B. Sanchez1, V.Lauhkin1 and J. Fontcuberta11. Magnetic CA, USA; 3. Physics Research Laboratory, University of Materials and Superconductors, Institut de Ciencia de Materials California, San Francisco, CA, USA de Barcelona ICMAB-CSIC, Bellaterra, Barcelona, Spain 58 PROGRAM PROGRAM 59

CP-06. SUPER-GIANT MAGNETO-IMPEDANCE EFFECT IN A CQ-03. Low Power Orthogonal Fluxgate Sensor with Electroplated GLASS COATED MICROWIRE LC-RESONATOR. Y. Kim2, Ni80Fe20/Cu Wire. J. Fan1, X. Li1 and P. Ripka21. Mechanical M. Hwang1, S. Yu2, J. Rhee3, M. Vazquez4 and H. Lee11. Physics Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Education, Kongju National University, Kongju, South Korea; 2. Singapore; 2. Czech Technical University, Prague, Czech Physics, Chungbuk National University, Cheongju, South Korea; Republic 3. Physics, Sookmyung Womens University, Seoul, South Korea; 4. Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid, Madrid, Spain CQ-04. Magnetic motion capture system using LC resonant magnetic marker composed of Ni-Zn ferrite core. S. Hashi1, S. Yabukami2, Y. Tokunaga1, M. Toyoda1, M. Ohya1, K. Ishiyama2, CP-07. Influence of spin polarization enhancement layer to RE-TM 1 2 thin films for perpendicular TMR evaluated by ferromagnetic Y. Okazaki and K. Arai 1. Department of Materials Science and Hall effect. T. Hatori1 and S. Nakagawa11. Tokyo Institute of Technology, Gifu University, Gifu, Gifu, Japan; 2. Research Technology, Tokyo, Japan Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

CP-08. ANISOTROPIC MAGNETORESISTANCE IN EPITAXIAL CQ-05. Magneto-Optic Linear Displacement Sensor with High 1 1 (110) La2/3Ca1/3MnO3 FILMS. V. Lauhkin, , I.C. Infante , Spatial-Resolution and Low Noise. S. Lee1, Y. Melikhov1, 1 1 2 2 F.B. Sanchez , J. Fontcuberta , O.Y. Gorbenko and A.R. Kaul 1. D.C. Jiles1, C. Park2 and H. Hauser31. Center for Nondestructive Magnetic Materials and Superconductors, Institut de Ciencia de Evaluation, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; 2. Dept. of Materials de Barcelona ICMAB-CSIC, 08193, Bellaterra, Physics, Seonam University, Namwon, South Korea; 3. Institute Catalunya, Spain; 2. Department of Chemistry, Moscow State of Sensor and Actuator Systems, Vienna University of Technology, University, 119899 Moscow, Russian Federation Vienna, Austria

CP-09. Controlled Fabrication of Perpendicular Nanocontacts using CQ-06. Magnetic field sensors based on garnets with in–plane 1 1 2 Focused Ion beam Milling. H. Wei1,2, R. Lanford2 and X. Han11. magnetization. C. Holthaus , I. Nistor , C. Krafft and 1,3 Institute of Physics Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, China; I.D. Mayergoyz 1. Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2. Physics Department, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 2. Laboratory for Physical Sciences, College Park, MD, USA; 3. UMIACS, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA

CQ-07. Effects of Bending Loads on Performance of Polarized Band Torque Transducers. I.J. Garshelis1,3 and S. Tollens21. TUESDAY IMPERIAL MagCanica, Inc., Pittsfield, MA, USA; 2. MagCanica, Inc., San MORNING Diego, CA, USA; 3. Magnova, Inc., Pittsfield, MA, USA 8:00 CQ-08. Decreasing of hysteresis error of magnetostrictive type non- Session CQ contact displacement sensor. H. Wakiwaka1, K. Seki1 and X. Chang21. Shinshu University, Nagano, Japan; 2. Taiyuanligong MAGNETIC SENSORS (NOT RECORDING) II University, Taiyuan, China (POSTER SESSION) John Snyder, Chair CQ-09. A new class of micro-machined magnetic resonator for high frequency magnetic sensor applications. Y. Kim2, M. Hwang1, H. Lee1, S. Yu2 and J. Lee31. Physics Education, Kongju National CQ-01. Compensation of the thermal drift in the sensitivity of University, Kongju, South Korea; 2. Physics, Chungbuk National fundamental-mode orthogonal fluxgates. A. Plotkin1, 1 1 2 University, Cheongju, South Korea; 3. Electrical Engineering, E. Paperno , A. Samohin and I. Sasada 1. Electrical and University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, USA Computer Engineering, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel; 2. Applied Science for Electronics and Materials, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Kyushu, Japan CQ-10. Demonstration of a new exchange bias sensor. E. Negusse1 and Y.U. Idzerda11. Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA CQ-02. A nonlinear hysteresis model and sensitivity analysis for fluxgate sensors. A.L. Geiler1, V.G.Harris1, C. Vittoria1 and N.X. Sun11. Center for Microwave and Magnetic Materials and CQ-11. Response of oscillation controlled magnetic sensing. K. Saisho1 Integrated Circuits, Department of Electrical and Computer and K. Shiiki11. Applied Physics and-Informatics, Keio Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA University, Yokohama, Japan 60 PROGRAM PROGRAM 61

TUESDAY IMPERIAL CR-09. Magnetic effects in an itinerant electron antiferromagnetic Cr MORNING + 1.72 at.% Fe alloy single crystal. H.A. Derrett1, 1 1 2 8:00 A.R. Prinsloo , H.L. Alberts and A.M. Venter 1. Physics, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Session CR Africa; 2. Radiation Utilization Department, Necsa, Pretoria, South Africa SPIN GLASS/LOW DIMENSIONAL MAGNETS/STRONGLY CORRELATED CR-10. Co magnetism and the order of the magnetic transition in Er1- ELECTRON SYSTEMS 1 1 xGdxCo2 Laves phases. X. Liu and Z. Altounian 1. physics (POSTER SESSION) department, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada Seung-Hun Lee, Co-chair Peter Schiffer, Co-chair CR-11. Electronic Nature of Layered Oxysulfide Sr2-xCaxCu2CoO2S2 1 1 2 1 1 1 with CoO2 Planes. K. Ito , T. Endo , H. Kito , T. Kubodera , CR-01. Neutron and Mössbauer studies of FeCr2Se4. J. Kang , S. Kim , 1 1 2 1 Y. Kamihara and M. Matoba 1. Center for Applied Physics and B. Lee and C. Kim 1. Department of Physics, Koomin Physico-Informatics, Keio University, Yokohama, Japan; 2. University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of Physics, Nanoelectronics Research Institute, Advanced Industrial Science Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Yongin, Kyungki, South and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan Korea

1 1 CR-02. Magnetic properties of Fe1-xCoxCr2S4. R. Noda , Y. Kamihara CR-12. Non-Collinear Magnetic Ordering of Cu Magnetic Moments and M. Matoba11. Center for Applied Physics and Physico- 1 in Nd2CuO4. A. Bazhan 1. RAS, P.L.Kapitza Institute for Physical Informatics, Keio University, Yokohama, Japan Problems, Moscow, Russian Federation

CR-03. The effect of non magnetic ion substitution for the FeCr2- 1 xMxS4 (M=Ga, In) by Mössbauer spectroscopy. B. Son , CR-13. Crystallographic structure and magnetic order in UPt2Si2. S. Kim1, I. Shim1, K. Joo2 and C. Kim11. Department of Physics, S. Sullow1, A. Otop1, J. Klenke2, A. Loose2, R. Feyerherm2, Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of R.W. Hendrikx3 and J.A. Mydosh4,31. IPKM, TU Braunschweig, Physics, Myongji University, Yongin, Kyungki, South Korea Braunschweig, Germany; 2. BENSC, HMI, Berlin, Germany; 3. KOL, Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands; 4. MPI-CPfS, CR-04. Stripes in two-dimensional Ising model. E. Rastelli1, S. Regina2 Dresden, Germany and A. Tassi21. IMEM, CNR, Parma, Italy; 2. Physics, University, Parma, Italy CR-14. Field-induced ferromagnetic ordering in Ce2NiSi3. L.M. da Silva1, A.O. dos Santos1, D.P. Rojas3, A.N. Medina2 and CR-05. Magnetic-flux-induced Persistent Currents in Symmetric- 1 polymer Mesoscopic Rings. R. Zhang1, R. Peng1, X. Hu1, F. G. Gandra 1. Physics Institute, University of Campinas, L. Cao1, M. Wang1, A. Hu1 and S. Jiang11. National Laboratory of Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2. Department of Physics, State Solid State Microstructures, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210093, University of Maringa, Maringa, Parana, Brazil; 3. DCITIMAC - China Science Institute, University of Cantabria, Cantabria, Santander, Spain

CR-06. Spin and charge oscillations of a quantum dot embedded in a ferromagnetic ring with two interacting electrons. J. Feng1,2, 1,2 1 CR-15. Study of electronic and magnetic structures of delafossite X. Wu and S. Jiang 1. Lab of Solid State Microstructures and 1,3 1 1 AgNi1-xCoxO2 using PES and XAS. J. Kang , S. Lee , G. Kim , Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, 1 1 2 3 4 4 J. Kim , S. Wi , Y. Shin , S. Han , H. Song and H. Shin 1. China; 2. Department of Physics, Changshu Institute of Physics, The Catholic University of Korea, Puchon 420-743, Technology, Changshu, 215500, China South Korea; 2. Chemistry, The Catholic University of Korea, Puchon 420-743, South Korea; 3. CSCMR, Seoul National CR-07. Tunneling resonances and Andreev reflection through a University, Seoul 151-742, South Korea; 4. Pohang Accelator interaction quantum dot coupled with two half-metals and a Laboratory, POSTECH, Pohang 790-784, South Korea superconductor. J. Feng1,2, X. Wu1,2 and S. Jiang11. Lab of Solid State Microstructures and Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. Department of Physics, 1 1 CR-16. Magnetism of CaRu1-xFexO3. S. Mizusaki , T. Taniguchi , Changshu Institute and Technology, Changshu, China N. Okada1, Y. Nagata1, T.C. Ozawa2, Y. Noro3 and H. Samata41. College of Science and Engineering, Aoyama GakuinUniversity, CR-08. Spin relaxation of excitons in non-magnetic quantum dots: Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan; 2. International Affairs & effect of spin on coupling with magnetic semiconductor Materials Information office, National Institute for materials quantum dots. S. Lee1, M. Dobrowolska2 and J.K. Furdyna21. Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; 3. Kawazoe Frontier Physics, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Physics, Technologies, Co. Ltd., Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; 4. Faculty University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA of Maritime Sciences,, Kobe University, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan 62 PROGRAM PROGRAM 63

CR-17. X-ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism Study of Re 5d CS-03. Magnetic properties, microstructure and phase evolution of 1 1 Magnetism in Sr2CrReO6. S. Gepraegs , P. Majewski , (Ce1-xPrx)9.5Febal.CoyTi2B10 (x = 0-1 and y= 0, 2.5) O. Sanganas1, M. Opel1, F. Wilhelm2, A. Rogalev2, L. Alff3 and nanocomposites. C.H. Chen1, C.H. Chiu1, H.W. Chang2,1, R. Gross11. Walther Meissner Institute, Bavarian Academy of C.W. Chang1 and W.C. Chang11. Department of Physics, National Sciences, Garching, Germany; 2. European Synchrotron Chung Cheng University, Chia-Yi, Taiwan; 2. Institute of Physics, Radiation Facility, Grenoble, France; 3. Darmstadt University of Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Technology, Darmstadt, Germany

CS-04. Magnetic hardening in Fe3B/Nd2Fe14B nanocomposite magnets 1 1 CR-18. Thermal and magnetic properties of La doped Ce La Ge induced by rapid thermal annealing. J.C. Shih , A.J. Saldanha , 1-y y 1.80 1 2 2 3 with 0 < y < 1.0. C. Lin1, T.Yuen1, J. Zan2 and J. Li31. Physics, K. Suzuki , T. Shoji , A. Kato and S. Tajima 1. Department of Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, USA; 2. Jet Propulsion Materials Engineering, Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Laboratory, Pasadena, CA, USA; 3. Chemistry and Chemical Australia; 2. Higashifuji Technical Center, Toyota Motor Biology, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ, USA Corporation, Higashifuji, Shizuoka, Japan; 3. Metallic Materials Laboratory, Toyota Central R & D Laboratories Inc., Nagakute, Aichi, Japan CR-19. Torque magnetometry studies of metamagnetic transitions in ≈ single-crystal HoNi2B2C and ErNi2B2C at T 1.9 K. 1 2 1 3 CS-05. Nd2Fe14B based nanocomposite magnets with transition metal D.G. Naugle , B.I. Belevtsev , D.D. Rathnayaka , P.C. Canfiled 1 1 4 and carbon additions. N.J. Harrison , H.A. Davies and and S. Lee 1. Department of Physics, Texas A&M University, I. Todd11. Engineering Materials, University of Sheffield, College Station, TX, USA; 2. B. Verkin Institute for Low Sheffield, United Kingdom Temperature Physics and Engineering, Kharkov, Ukraine; 3. Ames Laboratory and Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; 4. National Creative Research Center for Superconductivity and CS-06. Beneficial effects of Cu and Zr additions on the crystallization Department of Physics, Pohang University of Science and behavior and magnetic properties of Nd4.5Fe77B18.5 Technology, Pohang, South Korea nanocomposites. Y. Qiao1, M. Zhang1, Z. Jie1, S. Zhou1 and X. Bao11. State key laboratory for advanced metals and materials, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, China

CS-07. Phase Transformation-Induced Coercivity Mechanism in Rare 1 TUESDAY IMPERIAL Earth Sintered Magnets. V. P. Menushenkov 1. Phys.-Chemical, Moscow State Institute of Steel and Alloys, Moscow, Russian MORNING Federation 8:00

CS-08. Magnetic behavior of rapidly solidified Pr-Co alloys with the Session CS 1,2 1 TbCu7-type structure. J.E. Shield and J. Kostogorova 1. RARE EARTH PERMANENT MAGNETS II Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, (POSTER SESSION) USA; 2. Center for Materials Research and Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA Jinfang Liu, Co-chair Sam Liu, Co-chair CS-09. Microstructural evolutions in NdFe10.5Mo1.5NX and ternary Pr13Fe80B7 compounds during hydrogenation 1 CS-01. Structure and Magnetic Properties of Melt-spun disproportionation desorption recombination process. J. Han , 1 1 1 1 (Nd0.625Ni0.375)85Al15 Ribbons. F. Xu 1,2, J. Jiang3, F. Zhang2, S. Liu , H. Du , C. Wang and Y. Yang 1. School of Physics, Peking G. Chen1 and Y. Du21. Department of Materials Science & University, Beijing, China Engineering, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. Physics Department, Nanjing CS-10. Magnetic Viscosity in High Coercivity Mechanical Milled University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 3. Department of Materials 1 Nanocrystalline Y1.07Co5 Compound. J.T. Elizalde-Galindo , Science & Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, J.A. Matutes-Aquino1, M. Costes2 and J.M. Broto21. Centro de China Investigacion en Materiales Avanzados, S.C., Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico; 2. Laboratoire National des Champs Magnetiques Pulses, Toulouse, France CS-02. (Pr,Nd)-Fe-B nanocrystalline magnetic materials with TiC additions. R.K. Murakami1, H.R. Rechenberg1, R.W. McCallum2 and V.Villas-Boas31. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade de Sao CS-11. Magnetic Properties of Hybrid Polymer Bonded Nd-Fe- Paulo, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil; 2. Materials and Engineering B/Ferrite Magnets. X. Wang1, D. Lee2 and Z. Jiang31. Zibo Physics, Ames Laboratory, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; Huaguang Permanent Magnetic Material Co., Ltd., Zibo, 3. Dep. de Fisica e Quimica, Centro de Ciencias Exatas e Shandong, China; 2. Magnetics Lab, University of Dayton, Tecnologia, Universidade de Caxias do Sul, Caxias do Sul, RS, Dayton, OH, USA; 3. Department of Materials Science and Brazil Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China 64 PROGRAM PROGRAM 65

CS-12. Microstructure and magnetic properties of bulk NdxFe100- CT-04. Ferromagnetism in heavily Cr-doped BeTe. V. K o 1,3, K. Teo2, xB6 (x=6, 8, 10) nanocomposite magnets prepared by spark T. Liew3,1 and T. Chong3,11. Graduate School of Integrative plasma sintering. M. Yue1, J. Zhang1 and M. Tian11. The Key Science & Engineering, National University of Singapore, Laboratory of Advanced Functional Materials, Ministry of Singapore, Singapore; 2. Information Storage Materials Education, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China Laboratory, Electrical & Computer Engineering Department, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; 3. Data CS-13. Preparation of anisotropic Nd(Fe,Mo)12NX magnetic Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore materials by strip casting technique. J. Han1, S. Liu1, C. Wang1, H. Du1 and Y. Yang 11. School of Physics, Peking University, CT-05. Theoretical study on the stability of ferromagnetism and Beijing, China resistivity of dilute magnetic semiconductors at finite temperature. A. Sakuma11. Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan CS-14. Physical Measurements in a Permanent Magnet Field Varying Spatially from 2.6 T to -2.6 T. A.S. Arrott1,3 and CT-06. Andreev Reflection Spin Polarization Measurements of Dilute T.L. Templeton21. Physics, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Ferromagnetic (Ga,Mn)Sb Epitaxial films. R.P.Panguluri1, Canada; 2. Quantum Technology Corp., Vancouver, BC, Canada; B. Nadgorny1, T. Wojtowicz2,3, W.L. Lim2, X. Liu2 and 3. Chemistry and Physics, Virginia State University, Petersburg, J.K. Furdyna21. Department of Physics and Astronomy, Wayne VA, USA State University, Detroit, MI, USA; 2. Department of Physics, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA; 3. Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, 02-668 Warsaw, Poland CS-15. Prediction method of inhomogeneous thermal flux loss in a magnet. H. Fukunaga1, A. Toyota1, N. Mine1 and R. Yamamoto11. Nagasaki University, Nagasaki, Japan CT-07. Anisotropic magnetoresistance in (Ga,Mn)As nanoconstrictions. M. Schlapps1, M. Doeppe1, T. Feil1, K. Wagner1, M. Reinwald1, W. Wegscheider1 and D. Weiss11. Institut fuer Experimentelle und Angewandte Physik, University of Regensburg, D-93040 Regensburg, Germany TUESDAY IMPERIAL MORNING CT-08. Microstructure and magnetic properties of self-assembled (In, 8:00 Mn)As quantum dots. J. Huang1, Y. Chen1, W. Lee1, T. Chin1, R. Huang2, F. Chen2, J. Kai2 and H. Ku31. Materials Science & Session CT Engineering, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS II Engineering and System Science, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 3. Physics, National Tsing Hua University, (POSTER SESSION) Hsinchu, Taiwan Raghava Panguluri, Chair CT-09. Investigation of the Magnetocrystalline Anisotropy by Planar CT-01. Compositional dependencies of ferromagnetic Ge Mn Te Hall Effect in GaMnAs Epilayers Grown on Vicinal GaAs 1-x x 1 1 2,1 1 grown by solid-source molecular-beam epitaxy. W. Chen1,2, Substrates. W.L. Lim , X. Liu , K. Dziatkowski , Z. Ge , 1 1 1 K. Teo1, M. Jalil1, T. Liew1,2 and C. Chong21. Electrical and S. Shen , J.K. Furdyna and M. Dobrowolska 1. Department of Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore, Physics, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA; 2. Singapore, Singapore; 2. Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Institute of Experimental Physics, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Singapore Poland

CT-02. Local environment of Mn atoms in ferromagnetic CT-10. Post-growth annealing effects on heteroepitaxial MnAs thin 1,2 1,2 semiconductor Ge Mn Te. Y. Fukuma1, K. Fujimoto2, H. Sato3, films grown on GaAs(001) and Si(001). J. Song , Y. Cui and 1-x x 1,2 K. Tsuji2, A. Kimura2, M. Taniguchi2,3, S. Senba4, A. Tanaka5, J.B. Ketterson 1. Physics & Astronomy, Northwestern University, H. Asada6 and T. Koyanagi61. Yamaguchi Prefectural Industrial Evanston, IL, USA; 2. Materials Research Center, Northwestern Technology Institute, Ube, Japan; 2. Graduate School of Science, University, Evanston, IL, USA Hiroshima University, Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan; 3. Hiroshima Synchrotron Radiation Center, Hiroshima University, Higashi- CT-11. Magnetotransport experiments in (311)A-(Ga,Mn)As. Hiroshima, Japan; 4. Ube National College and Technology, Ube, M. Doeppe1, M. Reinwald1, W. Wegscheider1 and D. Weiss11. Japan; 5. ADSM, Hiroshima University, Higashi-Hiroshima, Institut fuer Experimentelle und Angewandte Physik, University of Japan; 6. Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Regensburg, D-93040 Regensburg, Germany Yamaguchi University, Ube, Japan CT-12. Fabrication and transport studies of (Ga,Mn)As nano- CT-03. Transport properties of ferromagnetic GaMnAs interfaced constrictions. S. Cho1, H. Choi1, K. Suh1, J. Chun1, Y. Kim2, with paramagnetic ZnMnSe in the form of bi-layer structures. Z. Khim2, S. Chun3 and Y. Park11. School of Physics & CSCMR, I. Choi1, S. An1, S. Chung1, S. Lee1, X. Liu2 and J.K. Furdyna21. Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. School of Physics, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Physics, Physics, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA Department of Physcis, Sejong University, Seoul, South Korea 66 PROGRAM PROGRAM 67

CT-13. Magnetic properties of CdMnS Nanowire. Y. Kang1,2, J. Chang1 CU-03. Discrete track media simulations for 600 Gb/in2 recording. and J. Park21. Nano device research center, Korea Institute of S. Greaves1, Y. Kanai2 and H. Muraoka11. RIEC, Tohoku Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of University, Sendai, Japan; 2. Niigata Institute of Technology, Chemistry, Korea University, Jochiwon, South Korea Kashiwazaki, Japan

CT-14. Growth and magnetic properties of IV-VI diluted magnetic CU-04. Thermal Energy Barrier of FePt Nanoparticle. K. Lee1 and 1 2 2 2 semiconductor Ge1-xCrxTe. Y. Fukuma , T. Taya , S. Miyawaki , T. Lee 1. Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, T. Irisa2, H. Asada2 and T. Koyanagi21. Yamaguchi Prefectural South Korea; 2. Dept. Mater. Sci. and Eng., KAIST, Daejon, South Industrial Technology Institute, Ube, Japan; 2. Graduate School of Korea Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University, Ube, Japan CU-05. Micromagnetic simulation study on exchange coupled CT-15. Explorations of the Magnetization of Ga1-x MnxS Over a composite media. S. Lee1 and T. Lee11. Material science and 1 Wide Range of Concentrations, (1≤x≤19%). J. Garner , engineering, KAIST, Daejon, South Korea J.L. Tracy1, R. Mourad1, T.M. Pekarek1, I. Miotkowski2 and A.K. Ramdas21. Physics Department, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL, USA; 2. Physics Department, Purdue University, CU-06. Structural Effects on Exchange in Nanocluster Perpendicular 1 1 1 W. Lafayette, IN, USA Recording Media. J. Zhou , R. Skomski and D. Sellmyer 1. Department of Physics and Astronomy and Center for Materials Research and Analysis, Lincoln, NE, USA CT-16. Mn ion-implantation induced ferromagnetic phenomena in Silicon. P. Bandaru1, J. Park1, J. Lee1, Y. Tang1, S. Jin1 and 2 S. Song 1. Materials Science, UC, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; CU-07. L10 FePt Perpendicular Thin Film Deposited by Alternating 1 2. Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, South Korea Sputtering at Elevated Temperature. Y. Peng and D.E. Laughlin11. Data Storage Systems Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA CT-17. Electronic and magnetic properties of Mn/Ge Digital Ferromagnetic Heterostructures: An ab initio investigation. H. Wang1 and M. Qian21. Department of Physics, Tsinghua CU-08. Effect of CrW underlayer on structural and magnetic University, Beijing, Beijing, China; 2. Department of Physics, properties of FePt thin films. J. Cao1, J. Cai1, Y. Liu1, Z. Yang1, University of California, Davis, CA, USA F. Wei 1 and J. Bai21. Research Institute of Magnetic Materials, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, Gansu, China; 2. The Center for Micromagnetics and Information Technologies (MINT), CT-18. Enhancement of Ferromagnetic Coupling in GaAs/MnAs Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University Digital Ferromagnetic Heterostructures by Injection of Free of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA Holes. M. Qian1, W.E. Pickett1 and C.Y. Fong11. Department of Physics, University of California, Davis, CA, USA CU-09. A magnetization modulation writing technique with an antiparallel coupled medium for heat assisted magnetic recording. A. Kikitsu1, T. Kai1, T. Nagase1 and J. Akiyama11. Storage Materials & Devices Laboratory, Toshiba Corp., Corporate R&D TUESDAY IMPERIAL Center, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan MORNING 8:00 CU-10. Temperature dependence of laser induced magnetization dynamics in a GdFeCo film: the role of angular momentum Session CU compensation. C. Stanciu1, A. Kimel1, F. Hansteen1, THIN FILM MEDIA AND MAGNETO-OPTICAL A. Tsukamoto2, A. Itoh2, A. Kirilyuk1 and T. Rasing11. IMM, Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Netherlands; 2. College RECORDING of Science and Technology, Nihon University, Chiba, Japan (POSTER SESSION) Masahiko Kaneko, Chair CU-11. Near-field optical assisted hybrid head for self-aligned plasmon spot with magnetic field. K. Nakagawa1, S. Kudo1, CU-01. EFTEM Study of Grain Separation in FePt/MgO Multilayers. J. Kim1 and A. Itoh11. College of Science and Technology, Nihon Y. Fu 1, J.E. Wittig1, J. Bentley2, N.D. Evans2 and B. Lu31. University, Funabashi, Chiba, Japan Materials Science and Engineeing, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, USA; 2. Metals & Ceramics Division, Oak Ridge CU-12. TbFeCoAg Amorphous thin films for heat-assisted magnetic National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; 3. Seagate Research, recording media. C. Chou1,2, P. Kuo1,2, Y.Yao3, Y. Feng1,2, Pittsburgh, PA, USA A. Sun2, S. Chen2 and N. Cheng1,21. Institute of Materials Science and Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. CU-02. Scaling behavior of thermally activated magnetization Center for Nanostorage Research, National Taiwan University, reversal in nanoscale elements. H. Braun11. Mathematical Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Institute of physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Physics, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland Taiwan 68 PROGRAM PROGRAM 69

CU-13. Transient Thermal Modeling of a Nanoscale Hot-spot in CV-04. Memory properties in a Landau-Lifshitz hysteresis model for Multilayered Film. S.S. Ghai1, W. Kim1, C.H. Amon2 and thin ferromagnetic sheets. B. Van de Wiele1, L. Dupre2 and M.S. Jhon11. Department of Chemical Engineering and Data F. Olyslager11. INTEC, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium; 2. Storage Systems Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, EELAB, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium PA, USA; 2. Department of Mechanical Engineering and Institute for Complex Engineered Systems, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA CV-05. Computation of switching rates by Landau_Lifshitz simulation: filtering U-turns. S. Wang1 and P.B. Visscher11. MINT Center and Physics Department, University of Alabama, CU-14. Preferred orientation plane and magnetic properties of FePt Tuscaloosa, AL, USA films deposited on different substrates. C. Zha1, J. Gao1, B. Ma1, Z. Zhang1, Q. Jin1, F. Gan1, T. Gao2 and S. Zhou21. Deparment of optical science and engineering, Fudan University, CV-06. Size effects in submicronic dots of [Co/Pt]/NiFe with Shanghai, China; 2. Department of Physics, Fudan University, competing out-of-plane and easy plane anisotropy. L.D. Buda- Shanghai, China Prejbeanu1, J. Toussaint2, B. Rodmacq1 and B. Dieny11. SPINTEC, CEA / CNRS/ URA2512, Grenoble, France; 2. Laboratoire Louis Neel, CNRS, Grenoble, France CU-15. Effect of thermal agitation on the switching field distributions 1 of CoPtCr-SiO2 perpendicular recording media. T. Shimatsu , 1 1 2 1 1 T. Kondo , K. Mitsuzuka , S. Watanabe , H. Aoi , H. Muraoka CV-07. Guiding center approximation to gyroscopic motion in 1 and Y. Nakamura 1. RIEC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. micromagnetics. A. Prabhakar11. Electrical Engineering, Indian Fuji Electric AT Co., Ltd., Matsumoto, Japan Institute of Technology, Chennai, India

CV-08. Switching Probability of One Spin Magnetic Particles. F. Ciubotaru1, M. Cerchez2,1 and A. Stancu11. Department of Solid State and Theoretical Physics, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, TUESDAY IMPERIAL Iasi, Romania; 2. Institute of Physics, Heinrich Heine University, MORNING Duesseldorf, Germany 8:00 CV-09. Relaxation Effects in Interacting Nanostructured Particulate Session CV Systems. D. Cimpoesu1,2, A. Stancu1 and L. Spinu31. Department MICROMAGNETIC SIMULATIONS of Solid State and Theoretical Physics, “Al. I. Cuza” University, Faculty of Physics, Iasi, Iasi, Romania; 2. Advanced Materials (POSTER SESSION) Research Institute (AMRI), Faculty of New Orleans, New Orleans, Martin Plumer, Chair LA, USA; 3. AMRI and Department of Physics, Faculty of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA

CV-01. Micromagnetic calculation of current-induced magnetization reversal with spin current distribution. T. Komine1, CV-10. Evolution and Propagation of Vortices in chains of Permalloy T. Nagayama1, R. Sugita1 and T. Muranoi11. Department of Media Nanospheres. P. Barpanda1, T. Kasama2,3, R.E. Dunin- and Telecommunications Engineering, Ibaraki University, Hitachi, Borkowski3,2, M.R. Scheinfein4 and A.S. Arrott5,41. Ceramic and Ibaraki, Japan Materials Engineering, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ, USA; 2. Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, Frontiers Research Institute (RIKEN), Hatoyama, Saitama, Japan; 3. CV-02. Micromagnetic simulation for detection of a single magnetic Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, microbead or nanobead by spin-valve sensors. Y. Liu1, Y.Yang1 Cambridge, United Kingdom; 4. Department of Physics, Simon and Z. Wang11. Department of Physics, Tongji University, Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada; 5. Department of Shanghai, China Physics and Chemistry, Virginia State University, Petersburg, VA, USA

CV-03. Multi-scale analysis of magnetization dynamics driven by external field and spin polarized current. M. Dimian1,2, CV-11. Magnetization Normalization Methods for Landau-Lifshitz- 1 1 I.D. Mayergoyz1,2, G. Bertotti3 and C. Serpico41. Electrical and Gilbert. D.G. Porter and M.J. Donahue 1. NIST, Gaithersburg, Computer Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA MD, USA; 2. UMIACS, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 3. Istituto Electtrotecnico Nazionale (IEN) “Galileo Ferraris”, Torino, Italy; 4. Electrical and Computer Engineering, CV-12. Simulated Domain Wall Dynamics in Magnetic Nanowires. University of Napoli “Frederico II”, Napoli, Italy A. Kunz11. Physics, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, USA 70 PROGRAM PROGRAM 71

TUESDAY IMPERIAL CW-07. Magnetization Behavior Of Interacting Nanomagnet Clusters MORNING For Multilevel Data Storage Applications. Q. Xiao1, 1 1 8:00 R.V.Krotkov and M.T. Tuominen 1. Physics, Umass,Amherst, Amherst, MA, USA Session CW PATTERNED NANOSTRUCTURES: DOMAIN CW-08. Exquisite thermal sensitivity of the stochastic switching process in macroscopic ferromagnetic ring elements. DYNAMICS AND NEW FABRICATION T.J. Hayward1, T.A. Moore1, D.H. Tse1, J. Bland1, F.J. Castano2 TECHNIQUES and C.A. Ross21. Department of Physics, University of (POSTER SESSION) Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom; 2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Fernando Castano, Co-chair Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA Sergey Kiselev, Co-chair

CW-09. Transition between onion state and vortex state in exchange- CW-01. Magnetization reversal study in submicron half-ring coupled Ni-Fe/Mn-Ir asymmetric ring dots. I. Sasaki1, 1 patterned wires with different corner structures. Y. Yao , R. Nakatani2,3, Y. Endo1,3, Y. Kawamura1, M. Yamamoto1,3, 1 2 1 1 1 Y. Chen , K. Wu , S. Lee , Y. Liou and C. Yu 1. Institute of T. Takenaga4, S. Aya4, T. Kuroiwa4, S. Beysen4 and Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Department of H. Kobayashi41. Department of Materials Science and Physics, Fu Jen University, Taipei, Taiwan Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan; 2. Center for Atomic and Molecular Technologies, CW-02. Metastable state before magnetization reversal in single- Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University, Osaka, domain elongated thin films. M. Lai1, Z. Wei1, C. Chang1, Japan; 3. Frontier Research Center, Graduate School of J. Wu2 and I. Lo21. Physics, Department of Physics, National Engineering, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan; 4. Advanced Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Department of Physics and Technology R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Taiwan SPIN Research Center, Changhua University of Hyogo, Japan Education, Changhua, Taiwan CW-10. Spatially periodic magnetic structure produced by CW-03. Reconfigurable ferromagnetic resonance properties in femtosecond laser-induced crystallization of amorphous 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nanostructured multilayers. M. Zhang , Y. Nozaki and Co2MnSi thin film. J. Kim , J. Kim , J. Kim , C. Kim , C. Yoon , 2 2 K. Matsuyama11. Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka, Japan G. Lee and Y. Lee 1. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Hanyang Unviersity, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Quantum Photonic Science Research Center, Hanyang CW-04. Magnetic patterning of interlayer exchange coupled Fe/Cr/Fe- University, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea trilayers induced by ion irradiation. S. Blomeier1, B. Hillebrands1, V.E.Demidov2, S.O. Demokritov2, B. Reuscher3, A. Brodyanski3 and M. Kopnarski31. Department of Physics, CW-11. Magnetic configurations and magnetization reversal in the Kaiserslautern University of Technology, Kaiserslautern, Co rings prepared by capillary force lithography. S. Kim2, Germany; 2. Institut fuer Angewandte Physik, Westfaelische- J. Jeong1, S. Kim1, S. Shin1 and S. Yang21. Dept. of Physics, Wilhelms-Universitaet Muenster, Muenster, Germany; 3. Institut KAIST, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Dept. of Chemical and fuer Oberflaechen- und Schichtanalytik, Kaiserslautern Biomolecular Engineering, KAIST, Daejeon, South Korea University of Technology, Kaiserslautern, Germany

CW-12. Anomalous Hall effect measurement with pulse field on high CW-05. Magnetic domains and magnetization reversal of ion-induced anisotropy dots of CoPt. N. Kikuchi1, R. Murillo1, J. Lodder1, 2 2 magnetically patterned RKKY-coupled Ni81Fe19/Ru/Co90Fe10 K. Mitsuzuka and T. Shimatsu 1. SMI,, MESA+, University of films. J. Fassbender1, L. Bischoff1, R. Mattheis2 and P. Fischer31. Twente, Enschede, Netherlands; 2. RIEC, Tohoku University, Institut fuer Ionenstrahlphysik und Materialforschung, Sendai, Japan Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany; 2. Institut fuer Physikalische Hochtechnologie Jena e. V, Jena, Germany; 3. Center for X-Ray Optics, Lawrence Berkeley National CW-13. Investigation of different wire geometries for magnetization Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA reversal and domain-wall trapping in submicron permalloy wires. L. Ji1, E. Varga1, A. Wolf1, A. Imre1, G.H. Bernstein1, A. Orlov1 and W. Porod11. Electrical Engineering, University of CW-06. ION IMPLANTATION OF DOPANTS FOR SUB-MICRON Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA CONTROL OF ULTRAFAST DYNAMICS IN FERROMAGNETIC ELEMENTS. V. Dasgupta1, W.E. Bailey1 and H. Bakhru21. Material Science Program, Dept of Applied CW-14. Low-temperature magnetoresistance in a nanostructured Physics, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA; 2. College of NiFe/Cu/NiFe ring. K. Sekiguchi1, E. Saitoh1 and Nanoscale Science and Engineering, State University of New H. Miyajima11. Physics, Keio University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, York, Albany, Albany, NY, USA Japan 72 PROGRAM PROGRAM 73

CW-15. Current detection of vortex motion in patterned S-shape CW-25. FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE OF MONODISPERSE wires with constrictions. Y. Chen1, Y.Yao2,3, S. Lee2, Y. Lin2, FE203 NANOPARTICLES. L. Cheng1, M. Yin1, S. O’Brien1 D. Chen3 and Y. Liou21. Department of Physics, National Cheng and W. Bailey11. Materials Science, Dept. of Applied Physics, Kung Univ., Tainan, Taiwan; 2. Institute of Physics, Academia Columbia University, New York, NY, USA Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Chiao Tung Univ., Hsinchu, Taiwan CW-26. Magneto-Optical Circulators in Two-Dimensional Photonic Crystals. Z. Wang1 and S. Fan21. Applied Physics, Stanford CW-16. Ratchet Effect of a Magnetic Domain Wall in Asymmetric University, Stanford, CA, USA; 2. Electrical Engineering, Magnetic Wires. A. Himeno1, S. Kasai1 and T. Ono11. Institute Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

CW-17. Magnetoresistance of domain walls in a thin Co film with CW-27. Ab-initio Based RIE Process Design for Magnetic Thin Films. thickness modulation. W. Lee1, F. Zhu1 and C. Chien11. S. Watanabe1,2, W.A. Dino2, M. David2, R. Muhida2, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins Univ., H. Nakanishi2, H. Kasai2 and H. Akinaga11. Nanotechnology Baltimore, MD, USA Research Institute, SYNAF-National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; 2. CW-18. AC current induced resonance of a single magnetic domain Engeering, SYNAF-Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, Japan wall. E. Saitoh1, M. Nozue1 and H. Miyajima11. Keio University, Yokohama, Japan

CW-19. Size dependent transition from shape to exchange dominated magnetic nanostructure in patterned zigzags. W.C. Uhlig1 and TUESDAY REGENCY I 1 J. Unguris 1. Electron Physics Group, National Institute of AFTERNOON Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA 2:00

CW-20. Nanoscale Spinstructures of Geometrically Confined Domain Walls. M. Klaui1, H. Ehrke1,4, D. Backes1,2, L. Heyderman2, Session DA F. Nolting2, C. Vaz3, J. Bland3, R. Dunin-Borkowski4 and MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS II U. Rudiger11. Physics, University of Konstanz, Konstanz, Nitin Samarth, Chair Germany; 2. Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland; 3. Physics, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom; 4. Materials Sciences, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 2:00 United Kingdom

CW-21. Observation and control of magnetic domains in DA-01. Large tunnel magnetoresistance in Ga xMn As/ZnSe/Ga 1 1 1- x 1- ferromagnetic nano-network systems. M. Tanaka , K. Kaneko , xMn As magnetic tunnel junctions. H. Saito1, S. Yuasa1 and 1 1 2 x E. Saitoh , H. Miyajima and T.Yamaoka 1. Physics, Keio K. Ando11. Nanoelectronics, National Institute of Advanced University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; 2. SII NanoTechnology Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan Inc., Matsudo, Chiba, Japan

CW-22. Micromagnetic Simulation of the Complex Transverse 2:12 Susceptibility in Nanostructured Particulate Systems. D. Cimpoesu1,3, A. Stancu1 and L. Spinu21. Department of Solid State and Theoretical Physics, “Al. I. Cuza” University, Faculty DA-02. Nanomechanical Measurements of Magnetostriction and of Physics, Iasi, Iasi, Romania; 2. AMRI and Department of Magnetic Anisotropy in GaMnAs. S. Masmanidis1, H. Tang1, Physics, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. E.B. Myers1, M. Li1, K. De Greve2, G. Vermeulen2, W.Van Roy2 Advanced Materials Insitute (AMRI), University of New Orleans, and M.L. Roukes11. Applied Physics, California Institute of New Orleans, LA, USA Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA; 2. IMEC, Leuven, Belgium

CW-23. Microwave absorption of nanolithographically defined arrays of magnetic rods. L. Malkinski1, A. Vovk1, M. Yu1, W. Zhou1 and 2:24 S. Whittenburg11. AMRI-University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA DA-03. Antisymmetric magnetoresistance across pinned domain walls CW-24. Magnetic Vortex Resonance in Patterned Ferromagnetic Dots. in laterally patterned (Ga,Mn)As devices. K.F.Eid1, V. Novosad1, F.Y. Fradin1, P.E. Roy1,2, K.S. Buchanan1, O. Maksimov1 and N. Samarth11. Physics Department and K.Y. Guslienko1 and S.D. Bader11. Argonne National Laboratory, Materials Research Institute, Penn State University, University Argonne, IL, USA; 2. Angstrom Laboratory, Uppsala, Sweden Park, PA, USA 74 PROGRAM PROGRAM 75

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DA-04. Resistance of domain-wall in (Ga,Mn)As with perpendicular DA-10. The Invesrse Magnetic Problem: Predict the ionic arrangment magnetic easy axis. D. Chiba1,2, M. Yamanouchi2, which produces the highest Curie temperature for Mn in F. Matsukura1,2, T. Dietl3,1 and H. Ohno1,21. ERATO GaAs. A. Zunger11. NREL, golden, CO, USA Semiconductor Spintronics Project, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Sendai, Japan; 2. Laboratory for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical 4:00 Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 3. Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland DA-11. Indirect Exchange in Dilute Magnetic Semiconductors. 2:48 R. Skomski1, J. Zhou1, J. Zhang1 and D. Sellmyer11. Department of Physics and Astronomy and Center for Materials Research and Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA DA-05. Speed of magnetic domain wall induced by electrical current in (Ga,Mn)As. M. Yamanouchi1, D. Chiba2,1, F. Matsukura1,2 and H. Ohno1,21. Laboratory for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, 4:12 Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. ERATO-JST, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan DA-12. Structural Stability of GaMnAs Random Alloys, Ordered

GanMnmAsn+m Compounds and GaAs/MnAs Superlattices 3:00 from First-principles. J.M. Osorio-Guillen1, Y. Zhao1, S. Barabash1 and A. Zunger11. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO, USA DA-06. Large magnetoresistance (600%) of GaAs:MnAs granular thin films at room temperature. M. Yokoyama1 and M. Tanaka1,21. University of Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku, Japan; 2. Japan 4:24 Science and Technology Agency, Kawaguchi, Japan

3:12 DA-13. Defect sites in Mn-doped GaN studied using x-ray spectroscopy. D.J. Keavney1, S. Cheung2, S. King2, M. Weinert2 and L. Li21. Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National 1 DA-07. Surface Magnetization Deficit in GaMnAs. B.J. Kirby , Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 2. Department of Physics, 3 2 1 1 4 J. Borchers , S. Roy , M. Fitzsimmons , J. Rhyne , X. Liu and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI, USA J. Furdyna41. Lujan Neutron Scattering Center, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 2. Physics, University of California - San Diego, San Diego, CA, USA; 3. 4:36 NIST Center for Neutron Research, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 4. Physics, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA

DA-14. Properties of ferromagnetic Ga1-xMnxP thin films synthesized 1,2 3:24 by ion implantation and pulsed-laser melting. M. Scarpulla , R. Farshchi1,2, B.L. Cardozo1,2, W.M. Hlaing Oo4, K.M. Yu2, H. Ohldag3, E. Arenholz3, M.D. McCluskey4 and O.D. Dubon1,21. DA-08. Defect-Diffusion Control of Curie Temperature in Laterally- Materials Science & Engineering, University of California at Patterned Ferromagnetic Semiconductor Heterostructures. Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. Materials Science Division, B.L. Sheu1, K.F. Eid1, O. Maksimov1, M.B. Stone2, P. S c hiffer1 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA; 3. and N. Samarth11. Department of Physics and Materials Research Advanced Light Source, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Institute, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA; 2. Berkeley, CA, USA; 4. Physics, Washington State University, Condensed Matter Sciences Division, Oak Ridge National Pullman, WA, USA Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

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DA-09. Magnetic linear dichroism in (Ga,Mn)As: a probe of DA-15. Static and dynamic magnetic response in Mn-doped InP electronic states responsible for ferromagnetism. A.V.Kimel1, diluted magnetic semiconductor (DMS) nanoparticles. G. Astakhov2, A. Kirilyuk1, G. Schott2, G. Karczewski3, S. Hariharan1, P. Poddar1,3, S. Srinath1, Y. Sahoo2 and P. Prasad21. W. Ossau2, G. Schmidt2, L. Molenkamp2 and T. Rasing11. Department of Physics, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Netherlands; 2. USA; 2. Institute of Lasers, Photonics and Biophotonics, University Wuerzburg, Wuerzburg, Germany; 3. Institute of University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, USA; 3. National Chemical Physics, Warsaw, Poland Laboratory, Pune, India 76 PROGRAM PROGRAM 77

TUESDAY REGENCY II 3:24 AFTERNOON 2:00 DB-06. Phase-Locking in Double Point Contact Spin-Transfer Session DB Oscillators. F. Mancoff1, N. Rizzo1, B. Engel1 and S. Tehrani11. Technology Solutions Organization, Freescale Semiconductor SPIN TRANSFER TORQUE I: DYNAMICS Inc., Chandler, AZ, USA William Rippard, Chair

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DB-01. Probabilistic Behavior in Sub-nanosecond Spin Transfer DB-07. Mutual Phase-Locking of Spin Torque Nano-Oscillators. 1 2 2 3 Torque Switching. K. Ito , T. Devolder , C. Chappert , M. Carey S. Kaka1, M.R. Pufall1, W.H. Rippard1, T.J. Silva1, S.E. Russek1 3 and J. Katine 1. Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory, Hitachi Europe and J.A. Katine21. Electromagnetics Division, National Institute Ltd., Cambridge, United Kingdom; 2. Institute d’Electronique of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO, USA; 2. Hitachi Foudamentale, Universtiy Paris Sud, Orsay, France; 3. San Jose Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA 3:48 2:12

DB-08. Mechanisms limiting the coherence time of spontaneous DB-02. Cell Size Dependence of Switching Time and Current Density magnetic oscillations driven by DC spin-polarized currents. in Current Induced Magnetization Switching. K. Lee1,2 and J. Sankey1, I. Krivorotov1, S. Kiselev1, P. Braganca1, N. Emley1, B. Dieny21. Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, K. Thadani1, R. Buhrman1 and D. Ralph11. Cornell University, South Korea; 2. SPINTEC, URA CEA-CNRS, Grenoble, France Ithaca, NY, USA

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DB-03. Effect of magnetic field and temperature on current-induced reversal of magnetization. I. Krivorotov1, N. Emley1, A. Garcia1, DB-09. Magnetization dynamics driven by the combined action of AC V. Pribiag1, J. Sankey1, D. Ralph1 and R. Buhrman11. Cornell magnetic field and DC spin-polarized current. G. Finocchio1, University, Ithaca, NY, USA I. Krivorotov3, M. Carpentieri1, G. Consolo1, B. Azzerboni1, L. Torres2, E. Martinez2 and L. Lopez-Diaz21. Fisica della 2:36 Materia e Tecnologie Fisiche Avanzate, University of Messina, Messina, Italy; 2. Fisica Aplicada, Universidad de Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain; 3. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA DB-04. Spin-injection induced ultrahigh speed magnetization reversal and ferromagnetic resonance (FMR). (Invited) Y. Suzuki1,2, A.A. Tulapurkar2,3, A. Fukushima2,3, H. Kubota2,3, S. Yuasa2,3, 4:12 H. Maehara4, K. Tsunekawa4, D.D. Djayaprawira4, N. Watanabe4, K. Yagami5, T. Devolder6, P. Crozat6 and C. Chappert61. Materials Engineering Science, Osaka University, Toyonaka, Japan; 2. DB-10. Spin wave mode excited by spin-polarized current in a NeRI, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan; 3. CREST, JST, Kawaguchi, Japan; magnetic nano-contact is a standing self-localized wave bullet. 4. Electron Device Equipment Division, Anelva Corp., Fuchu-shi, A. Slavin1 and V.Tiberkevich11. Depertment of Physics, Oakland Japan; 5. SSNC, SONY Corp., Atsugi, Japan; 6. Institut University, Rochester Hills, MI, USA d’Electronique Fondamentale, Universite Paris Sud, Orsay, France 4:24 3:12

DB-11. Theory of Spin Torque-Induced Magnetodynamics in DB-05. Non-Boltzmann energy distributions in spin-torque devices: Nanocontacts for Perpendicularly Magnetized Thin Magnetic oscillator linewidths. P. B. Visscher1 and D.M. Apalkov21. MINT Films. M. Hoefer1, M.J. Ablowitz1, B. Ilan1, M.R. Pufall2 and Center and Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of T.J. Silva21. Applied Mathematics, University of Colorado, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2. Grandis Corporation, Boulder, Boulder, CO, USA; 2. National Institute of Standards Milpitas, CA, USA and Technology, Boulder, CO, USA 78 PROGRAM PROGRAM 79

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DB-12. Spin-torque-driven magnetization dynamics in nanomagnets DC-04. One-Pot Synthesis and Magnetic Properties of Fe/Pt Core- subject to magnetic fields perpendicular to the sample plane. Shell Nanoparticles. H. Yang1, T. Ogawa1, D. Hasegawa1, R. Bonin1,2, G. Bertotti2, C. Serpico3 and I.D. Mayergoyz41. C. Chinnasamy2 and M. Takahashi21. Department of Electronic Physics Dept., Politecnico di Torino, 10129 Torino, Italy; 2. Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. New Industry Materials Dept., IEN Galileo Ferraris (INRIM), 10135 Torino, Creation Hatchery Center, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan Italy; 3. Dept. of Electrical Eng., University Federico II, 80125 Napoli, Italy; 4. Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and UMIACS, University of Maryland, 20742 2:48 College Park, MD, USA

DC-05. Spin dynamics of FePt nanoparticles: beyond Brown’s theory. 4:48 U. Nowak1,2, O.N. Mryasov2, K. Guslienko3,2, R. Wieser4,2 and R.W. Chantrell1,21. Department of Physics, University of York, York, United Kingdom; 2. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; DB-13. Fast Magnetization Switching Method by Use of Spin- 3. Argonne National Laboratory, Materials Science Division, 1 1 Transfer Torque. H. Morise and S. Nakamura 1. Corp. R&D Argonne, IL, USA; 4. Fachbereich Physik, Universitaet Duisburg- Ctr., Toshiba Corp., Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan Essen, Duisburg, Germany

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TUESDAY CLUB REGENT DC-06. Synthesis and magnetic characterization of L1 -FePt AFTERNOON 0 nanocrystals dispersed in solvent. S. Yamamoto1, Y. Morimoto1, 2:00 T. Ono1 and M. Takano11. Institure for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan Session DC

MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES 3:12 Sara Majetich, Chair

2:00 DC-07. Microstructure and Direct Ordering of FePt Nanoparticles Produced by Nanocluster Beam Technology. J. Chen1, C. Tan1,2, B. Liu2, S. Chow3 and G. Chow21. Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore; 2. Department of Materials Science and DC-01. Freestanding and highly ordered L10 FePt nanoparticles prepared in the gas phase. J. Wang1 and J. Qiu11. MINT & Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University Singapore; 3. Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA Singapore, Singapore

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DC-02. Nucleation and L1 Phase Transformation in FePt DC-08. FePt Nanoclusters Synthesized by Thermal Pyrolysis of Fe 0 1 1 Nanoparticles. Y. Ding1 and S. Majetich11. Physics, Carnegie and Pt Compounds in Organic Solvent. Y. Sui , Y. Zhao , 1 1 Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA M. Daniil and D.J. Sellmyer 1. Department of Physics and Astronomy and CMRA, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA 2:24

3:36 DC-03. The composition dependence of the order parameter of FePt 1 2 1,2 L10 nanoparticles. R.V.Petrova , B. Yao , K.R. Coffey and R.R. Vanfleet31. Department of Physics, University of Central DC-09. Tuning the surface magnetic anisotropy of Co nanoparticles Florida, Orlando, FL, USA; 2. Advanced Materials Processing by metal capping. F. Luis1, J. Bartolome1, F. Bartolome1, and Analysis Center, Department of Mechanical, Materials and F. Petroff2, L.M. Garcia1, V.Cros2, H. Jaffres2 and Aerospace Engineering, University of Central Florida, Orlando, M.J. Martinez11. Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Aragon, FL, USA; 3. Department of Physics and Astronomy, Brigham Zaragoza, Spain; 2. Unite Mixte de Physique CNRS/Thales and Young University, Provo, UT, USA Paris-Sud University, Orsay, France 80 PROGRAM PROGRAM 81

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DC-15. Multiprobe MR Measurements on Homogeneous and DC-10. The Influence of Shape and Structure on the Curie 1 2 1 Multilayered Magnetic Nanowires. L. Vila , F. Elhoussine , Temperature of Fe and Co Nanoparticles. R.F.Evans , J. George3, G. Faini1 and L. Piraux21. LPN / CNRS, Marcoussis, U. Nowak1, F. Dorfbauer2, T. Shrefl3, O. Mryasov4, 1 5 France; 2. Unite PCPM, Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium; 3. Unite R.W. Chantrell and G. Grochola 1. Department of Physics, Mixte de Physique CNRS/THALES, Orsay, France University Of York, York, England, United Kingdom; 2. Institute of Solid State Physics, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria; 3. Department of Engineering Materials, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom; 4. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 5. Department of Applied Physics, Royal TUESDAY CRYSTAL Melbourne University of Technology (RMIT), Melbourne, VIC, AFTERNOON Australia 2:00

Session DD 4:00 MAGNETIC SENSORS (NOT RECORDING) III Alan Edelstein, Chair DC-11. FeCo Nanoparticles with Close-packed Structures. J. Bai1 and J. Wang11. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2:00 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA DD-01. Delta-Sigma Digital Magnetometer Utilizing Bi-Stable Spin- Dependent-Tunneling Magnetic Sensors. J.G. Deak1, 4:12 A. Jander2,1, E. Lange1, D. Brownell1, S. Mundon1 and L. Tran11. Advanced Technology Department, NVE Corporation, Eden Prairie, MN, USA; 2. School of Electrical Engineering and DC-12. Synthesis of Manganese Zinc Ferrite Nanoparticles in Polyol : Computer Science, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA Morphological, Structural and Magnetic Studies. L. Smiri1, 1,2 2 2 2 2 Z. Beji , S. Ammar , F. Herbst , M. Vaulay , F. Fievet and 2:12 F. Villain31. Departement de Chimie, Faculte des Sciences de Bizerte, Zarzouna, Tunisia; 2. ITODYS, Universite Paris 7, Paris, France; 3. LCI2M, Universite Paris 6, Paris, France DD-02. High Sensitivity and Quantitative Magnetic Field Measurements at 600oC. T. Yamamura1, D. Nakamura1 and A. Sandhu2,11. Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 4:24 Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Quantum Nanoelectronics Research Center, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan DC-13. Nanostructure Calculation of CoAg core-shell clusters. F. Dorfbauer1, M. Kirschner1, T. Schrefl2, G. Hrkac1, D. Suess1 2:24 and J. Fidler11. Institute for Solid State Physics, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria; 2. Department of Engineering DD-03. FeF2/Fe/FeF2 sandwiches for high frequency MO sensor Materials, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, S1 3JD, United applications. R. Lopusnik1, M. Veis2, I. Harward1, S. Widuch1, Kingdom Z. Celinski1, R.E. Camley1 and S. Visnovsky21. Physics and Energy Science, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs, CO, USA; 2. Institute of Physics, Charles 4:36 University, Prague, Czech Republic

2:36 DC-14. Magnetic Properties of Fe-Co Nanocomposites Embedded in Polystyrene Resins. P. P. Vaishnava1, U. Senaratne2, E. Buc2, R. Naik2, V.M.Naik3, G.M. Tsoi4, L.E. Wenger4 and DD-04. Portable 16×16 Diode/MTJ bioarray microsystem for P. Boolchand51. Science and Mathematics Department, Kettering DNA/cell recognition. F.A. Cardoso1,2, H.A. Ferreira1,2, University, Flint, MI, USA; 2. Department of Physics and J.P. Conde1,2, V.Chu1, P.P. Freitas1,2, D. Vidal1,2, J. Germano2,3, Astronomy, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, USA; 3. L. Sousa2,3, M.S. Piedade2,3, B. Andrade2,3 and J.M. Lemos2,31. Department of Natural Sciences, University of Michigan- INESC-Microsistemas e Nanotecnologias (INESC-MN), LISBOA, Dearborn, Dearborn, MI, USA; 4. Department of Physics, Portugal; 2. Instituto Superior Tecnico, LISBOA, Portugal; 3. University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL, USA; 5. Department of INESC-Investigacao e Desenvolvimento (INESC-ID), LISBOA, ECECS, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, USA Portugal 82 PROGRAM PROGRAM 83

2:48 TUESDAY GOLD AFTERNOON 2:00 DD-05. Self-Assembly And Detection Of Magnetic Nanoparticles On Session DE An InAs Quantum Well Micro-Hall Sensor. P. Manandhar1, G. Mihajlovic1, W. Setyawan1, S. von Molnar1, P. Xiong1, THIN FILM AND PATTERNED MEDIA S. Hong2, K. Ohtani3, H. Ohno3, M. Field4 and G.J. Sullivan41. Thomas Albrecht, Chair MARTECH and Department of Physics, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 2. Physics and NANO Systems Institute, 2:00 Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Laboratory for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 4. Rockwell DE-01. Time-Temperature-Transformation (TTT) Diagrams for the Scientific Company LLC, Thousand Oaks, CA, USA A1 to L10 Transformation in FePt and FeCuPt Thin Films. K. Barmak1 and D.C. Berry11. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 3:00 2:12

DD-06. The size distribution effect of hydrodynamic magnetic DE-02. Monitoring the Formation of FePt Nanoparticles by Chemical nanoparticles on biosensors using AC susceptibility. Synthesis. H. Wang1, Y. Huang1, Y. Zhang1, G.C. Hadjipanayis1, J. Nutting1, J. Antony1, D. Meyer1, A. Sharma1, Z. Billey1 and D. Weller2, T. Simopoulos3 and V.Papaefthymiou41. Department Y. Qiang11. Physics, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, USA of Physics, Univercity of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA; 2. Seagate Technology, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 3. IMS, NCSR DEMOKRITOS, Agia, Paraskevi, Athens, Greece; 4. Department of Physics, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, Greece 3:12 2:24

DD-07. Magnetic Nanowires for Acoustic Sensors. (Invited) DE-03. Fabrication and Magnetic Properties of Nano-Patterned FePt P. D. McGary1, L. Tan1, J. Zou1, B.J. Stadler1, P. Downey2 and Media. Y. Tang 1,.F. AuBuchon1,2, L. Chen1,2, S. Jin1,2, J. Kim3, A. Flatau21. Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Y. Kim3 and C. Yoon31. CMRR, UCSD, La Jolla, CA, USA; 2., Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 2. Aerospace Engineering, MAE, UCSD, La Jolla, CA, USA; 3. Hanyang University, Seoul, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA South Korea

2:36 3:48 DE-04. Nanostructure and Magnetic Properties of Highly (001) Oriented L10 FePt:Cu Films. M. Yan1, Y. Xu1 and D. Sellmyer11. Center for Materials Research and Analysis and Department of DD-08. Non-contact Magnetoelastic Stress Sensors Based on Physics and Astronomy, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, 1 2,3 Substituted Cobalt Ferrite. P. N. Matlage , C.C. Lo , USA J.E. Snyder1,3, Y. Melikhov1, A. Ring2 and D.C. Jiles1,21. Materials Science and Engineering Department, Iowa State University, 2:48 Ames, IA, USA; 2. Center for Nondestructive Evaluation, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; 3. Materials and Engineering

Physics Program, Ames Laboratory U.S. DOE, Iowa State DE-05. Effects of substrate bias on CoPtCr-SiO2 magnetic recording 1 1 1 University, Ames, IA, USA media. H. Lee , J.A. Bain and D.E. Laughlin 1. Data Storage Systems Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

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DE-06. CoPtCr-SiO2 media with Ku2 magnetic anisotropy term fabricated with Pd seed layers. H. Sato1, T. Shimatsu1, DD-09. Electromagnetic-Based Detector for Dilution Level T. Kondo1, S. Watanabe3, O. Kitakami2, S. Okamoto2, H. Aoi1 and Measurement in Laser Cladding. H. Aghighi1, M. Khamesee1 Y. Nakamura11. RIEC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. and E. Toyserkani11. Mechanical Engineering, University of IMRAM, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 3. Fuji Electric Co., Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada Ltd., Matsumoto, Japan 84 PROGRAM PROGRAM 85

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DE-14. Angle Dependence of Remanent Magnetization in DE-07. Thermal stability and recording writability of Hard/Soft 1 2 stacked perpendicular media. Y. Inaba1, T. Shimatsu1, Perpendicular Media. J. Miles and T. Thomson 1. School of O. Kitakami2, H. Aoi1, H. Muraoka1 and Y. Nakamura11. RIEC, Computer Science, The University of Manchester, Manchester, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. IMRAM, Tohoku University, United Kingdom; 2. Hitachi San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Sendai, Japan GST, San Jose, CA, USA

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DE-15. Micromagnetic modelling of Small Angle Neutron Scattering DE-08. Study of stacking faults effect on magnetic anisotropy of (SANS) from magnetic recording media. F. Ogrin1, S.L. Lee2, 2 3 4 4 CoPtCr-SiO2 perpendicular media by synchrotron radiation M. Wismayer , T. Thomson , C. Dewhurst and R. Cubitt 1. x-ray diffraction. T. Kubo1, Y. Kuboki1, R. Tanuma1, A. Saito1, School of Physics, University of Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom; S. Watanabe2,1 and T. Shimatsu21. Fuji Electric Advanced 2. School of Physics and Astronomy, University of St. Andrews, St. Technology Co., Ltd., Hino, Japan; 2. RIEC, Tohoku University, Andrews, United Kingdom; 3. Hitachi San Jose Research Centre, Sendai, Japan San Jose, CA, USA; 4. Institute Laue-Langevin, Grenoble, France

3:36 TUESDAY ATHERTON DE-09. Micromagnetic study of pinning behavior in percolated media. AFTERNOON J. Fidler1, D. Suess1, T. Schrefl2 and D. Weller31. Physics, Vienna 2:00 University of Technology, Wien, Austria; 2. Engineering Materials, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom; Session DF 3. Seagate Recording Media Operations, Fremont, CA, USA NANOPARTICLES FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS 3:48 Weili Luo, Chair

DE-10. Fabrication of TbFeCo nano dot array by sputtering into 2:00 porous alumina layer. M. Rahman1, X. Liu1 and A. Morisako11. Information engineering, Shinshu university, Faculty of DF-01. Effects of Surfactants on Oxidation Resistance of Iron engineering, Nagano, Japan Nanoparticle Fluids. S. Fritz1, N.H. Hai1, S. Wignall2 and D. Leslie-Pelecky11. Physics&Astronomy, University of Nebraska- 4:00 Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Seward High School, Seward, NE, USA

DE-11. CoPt Patterned Media in Anodized Aluminum Oxide 2:12 Templates. A.I. Gapin1, X. Ye1, J.F.Aubuchon1, L. Chen1, Y. Tang1 and S. Jin11. Center for Magnetic Recording Research, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA DF-02. One step synthesis of magnetic hollow silica and their application for nanomedicine. W. Wu 1,2, D. Crunta1, M. Yu1, J. Chen2, A. Martin1, C.J. O’Connor1 and W. Zhou11. Advanced 4:12 Materials Research Institute, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 2. Research Center of the Ministry of DE-12. Large uniaxial magnetic anisotropy by lattice deformation in Education for High Gravity Engineering and Technology, Beijing CoPt/Ru perpendicular films. T. Shimatsu1, H. Sato1, University of Chemical Technology, Beijing, China Y. Okazaki1, O. Kitakami2, S. Okamoto2, H. Aoi1, H. Muraoka1 and Y. Nakamura11. RIEC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. 2:24 IMRAM, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan DF-03. Synthesis and Characterization of Gold/Magnetic Iron-Oxide 4:24 Composite Nanoparticles for Biomedical Applications. S. Seino1, T. Kinoshita2, T. Nakagawa2, Y. Kakimi2, Y. Kawabe2, J. Iida2, Y. Mizukoshi3, T. Kusunose1, T. Sekino1 and DE-13. Mechanical Properties and Wear Behavior of Thin Film T.A. Yamamoto21. The Institute of Scientific and Industrial Carbon Overcoats on Longitudinal and Perpendicular Research, Osaka University, Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan; 2. Graduate Recording Media. K. Lee1, C. Yeo1 and A.A. Polycarpou11. School of Engineering, Osaka University, Osaka University, Suita, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, University of Illinois at Osaka, Japan; 3. Faculty of Engineering, Nagasaki University, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, USA Nagasaki, nagasaki, Japan 86 PROGRAM PROGRAM 87

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DF-04. Brownian Magnetic Relaxation of Water-based Cobalt DF-10. Establishing threshold toxicity for introducing magnetic Nanoparticles. Y. Bao1, A.B. Pakhomov1 and K.M. Krishnan11. nanoparticles into HeLa and HEK 293 cells. K. Chen1, W. Luo1 University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA and P.E. Kolattukudy21. Physics, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, USA; 2. Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, USA 2:48

4:00 DF-05. Maximizing and Modeling Heat Deposition in Iron Oxide Nanoparticles for Localized Hyperthermia. I. Baker1, Q. Zeng1, W. L i 1 and C.R. Sullivan11. Thayer School of Engineering, DF-11. Monitoring the Evolution of Magnetic Nanoparticles in Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA 1,2 3,2 Spherical Protein Cages Using EMR. M.T. Klem , H. Li , K. Gilmore3,2, T. Mercer3,2, M. Young4,2, D. Singel1,2, Y.U. Idzerda3,2 and T. Douglas1,21. Chemistry & Biochemistry, 3:00 Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Center for Bioinspired Nanomaterials, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 3. Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, DF-06. Heating ability of magnetite nanobeads with various sizes for USA; 4. Plant Science, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, magnetic hyperthermia at 120 kHz, a noninvasive frequency. USA K. Okawa1, M. Maeda1, N. Matsushita2, M. Tada1, K. Nishio3, M. Ikeda3, H. Handa3 and M. Abe11. Department of Physical Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 2. 4:12 Materials and Structures Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Yokohama, Japan; 3. Department of Biological Information, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Yokohama, Japan DF-12. Magnetic carriers of Fe nanoparticles coated with a functional polymer for high throughput bio-screening. M. Maeda1, 1 1 1 2 3:12 C.S. Kuroda , T. Shimura , M. Tada , S. Yamamuro , K. Sumiyama2, H. Handa3 and M. Abe11. Physical Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Materials Science and Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan; DF-07. Magnetic and Structural Properties of DNA-Maghemite 3. Biological Information, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Nanocomposite. P. Dutta1, A. Manivannan1, M.S. Seehra1, Yokohama, Japan N. Shah2 and G.P. Huffman21. Physics, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA; 2. Consortium for Fossil Fuel Science, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, USA

3:24 TUESDAY SACRAMENTO AFTERNOON DF-08. Vortex State Magnetic Nanoparticles for Bio-applications. 2:00 G. Xiong1,2, R. Slade3, T.S. Baker4, A. Sowerby3, M. Eaton4, J. Evans1 and R.P. Cowburn21. Department of Chemistry, Session DG University of Durham, Durham, United Kingdom; 2. Department MAGNETIC MICROSCOPY AND IMAGING I of Physics, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; 3. Oxford Instruments Molecular Biotools Ltd, Surrey, United John Moreland, Chair Kingdom; 4. UCB-Celltech Research and Development, Slough Berks, United Kingdom 2:00

3:36 DG-01. Magnetic soft X-ray microscopy at 15nm resolution probing nanoscale local magnetic hysteresis. (Invited) P. F ischer1, DF-09. Application of ferromagnetic nanowires to the study of thin D. Kim1, W. Chao1, E. Anderson1, S. Choe2, M. Im3 and fluid films. A. Anguelouch1, R.L. Leheny1 and D.H. Reich11. S. Shin31. CXRO, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. Dept. of Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy, The Johns Hopkins Seoul National Univ, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Dept. of Physics, University, Baltimore, MD, USA KAIST, Daejeon, South Korea 88 PROGRAM PROGRAM 89

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DG-02. Imaging Magnetic Nanostructures via Resonant Soft X-Ray DG-07. Observing antiferromagnetic domain structures using x-ray 1 1 Spectro Holography. O. Hellwig1,2, S. Eisebitt1, W. Eberhardt1, resonant magnetic imaging (XRMI). J.W. Kim , A. Kreyssig , 1 1 1 1 W. F. Schlotter3,4, J. Luening3,4 and J. Stoehr3,41. In-House A.I. Goldman , L. Tan , D. Wermeille , S. Bud’ko and 1 Research, BESSY GmbH, Berlin, Germany; 2. Advanced Media P. Canfield 1. Ames Laboratory, USDOE and Iowa State Group, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; University, Ames, IA, USA 3. SSRL, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Menlo Park, CA, USA; 4. Department of Applied Physics, Stanford University, 3:48 Stanford, CA, USA DG-08. Micro-BLS study of spin dynamics in magnetic 1 1 2:48 nanostructures. (Invited) S.O. Demokritov , V.E.Demidov and B. Hillebrands21. Institute of Applied Physics, University Muenster, Muenster, Germany; 2. Fachbereich Physik, Technische DG-03. Influence of domain wall interactions on nanosecond Universitaet Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany switching in magnetic tunnel junctions. F. Romanens1, J. Vogel1, W. Kuch2,3, R. Hertel4, K. Fukumoto2,3, J. Camarero5, 4:24 S. Pizzini1, M. Bonfim1, F. Petroff6 and J. Kirschner31. Laboratoire Louis Neel, CNRS, Grenoble, France; 2. Institut fur DG-09. Ballistic Hole Magnetic Microscopy. T. Banerjee1, E. Haq1, Experimentalphysik, Freie Universitat Berlin, Berlin, Germany; J.C. Lodder1 and R. Jansen11. SMI, MESA+ Institute for 3. Max-Planck-Institute fur Mikrostrukturphysik, Halle, Nanotechnology, Enschede, Netherlands Germany; 4. Institute of Solid State Research, Julich, Germany; 5. Departamento de Fisica de la Materia Condensada, Madrid, 4:36 Spain; 6. Unite Mixte de Physique CNRS/Thales, Orsay, France

3:00 DG-10. Lorentz microscopy of elliptical magnetic ring structures. T. Bromwich1, F. Castrano2, A. Petford-Long1 and C. Ross21. Materials, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom; 2. DG-04. Quasiresonant Excitation of Magnetic Modes in Permalloy Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Platelets Observed with Time-Resolved XPEEM. A. Krasyuk2, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA F. Wegelin2, S. Nepijko2, A. Oelsner2, H. Elmers2, C.M. Schneider1 and G. Schoenhense21. Inst. f. 4:48 Festkoerperforschung IFF 6, Research Centre Juelich, Juelich, Germany; 2. Inst. f. Physik, Johannes-Gutenberg-Universitaet DG-11. Lorentz transmission electron microscopy determination of Mainz, Mainz, Germany energy barrier to magnetic vortex nucleation. J.W. Lau1,2, J.K. Bording1, M. Beleggia1, G.F. Neumark2 and Y. Zhu11. Center 3:12 for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA; 2. Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA DG-05. RF burst excitation: a stroboscopic technique for time- resolved magnetic X-ray microscopy. A. Puzic1, K. Chou1, B. Van Waeyenberge2, H. Stoll1, T. Tyliszczak3, I. Neudecker4, D. Weiss4, C.H. Back4 and G. Schuetz11. Max Planck Institute for TUESDAY PIEDMONT Metals Research, Stuttgart, Germany; 2. Department of AFTERNOON Subatomic and Radiation Physics, Ghent University, Ghent, 2:00 Belgium; 3. Chemical Science Division, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA; 4. Institute for Experimental and Applied Physics, Session DH Regensburg University, Regensburg, Germany SPIN GLASSES AND ONE-DIMENSIONAL 3:24 MAGNETS Frances Hellman, Co-chair DG-06. 100ps Time-Resolved Magnetic Scanning Transmission X-ray Peter Schiffer, Co-chair Microscopy. H. Stoll1, A. Puzic1, K. Chou1, B. Van 2 3 4 4 2:00 Waeyenberge , T. Tyliszczak , I. Neudecker , D. Weiss , C.H. Back4 and G. Schuetz11. Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, Stuttgart, Germany; 2. Department of Subatomic and DH-01. Spin Frustration In Fe Nanodots and Cu Multilayer System. Radiation Physics, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium; 3. m.A. torija1,2, A. Li1, E.W. Plummer1,2 and J. Shen1,21. Condense Chemical Science Division, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA; 4. Matter Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, Institute for Experimental and Applied Physics, Regensburg USA; 2. Physics Departament, University of Tennessee,, University, Regensburg, Germany Knoxville, TN, USA 90 PROGRAM PROGRAM 91

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DH-02. Glass transition in labyrinth magnetic domains in DH-08. Temperature dependence of induced Ni2+ moment 1 1 2 perpendicular magnetic media model. C. Pike , G. Zimanyi , fluctuations in the Eu2BaNiO5 Haldane system. C.J. Voyer , R. Scalettar1 and O. Helllwig21. physics, uc davis, davis, CA, J. van Lierop1, D.H. Ryan2 and S.M. Cadogan31. Physics & USA; 2. BESSY, Berlin, Germany Astronomy, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada; 2. Centre for the Physics of Materials and Physics Department, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada; 3. School of Physics, 2:24 The University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia

DH-03. SMALL ANGLE NEUTRON SCATTERING STUDIES OF 3:36 RE-ENTRANT SPIN-GLASS BEHAVIOUR IN FE-AL ALLOYS. D. Martin Rodriguez1, F. Plazaola1, J. del Val2, J. Garitaonandia3, G. Cuello4 and C. Dewhurst31. Elektrika eta DH-09. Impact of Impurity Doping on the Magnetic Ordering in 1 1 2 Elektronika Saila, UPV/EHU, Bilbao, Spain; 2. Departamento de Haldane Chain Compounds. A. Zorko , D. Arcon , A. Lappas 3 Fisica de Materiales, UPV/EHU, San Sebastian, Spain; 3. Fisika and Z. Jaglicic 1. Codansed Matter Physics Department, “Jozef Aplikatua II Saila, UPV/EHU, Bilbao, Spain; 4. Institute Laue Stefan” Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2. Institute of Electronic Langevin, Grenoble, France Structure and Laser, Foundation for Research and Technology- Hellas, Heraklion, Greece; 3. Institute of Mathematics, Physics and Mechanics, Ljubljana, Slovenia 2:36

3:48 DH-04. Ordered and glassy states of Fe near the percolation threshold in NdFexGa1-xO3. F. Bartolome1, M. Parra1, A. Montes1, J. Blasco1 and J. Bartolome11. ICMA, CSIC - Universidad de DH-10. Emergence of Soliton Chirality and Spin Currents in the 1 2 Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain Quantum Antiferromagnet CsCoBr3. H. Braun , J. Kulda , B. Roessli3 and P. Boeni41. Mathematical Physics, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland; 2. Institut Laue-Langevin, 2:48 Grenoble, France; 3. Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland; 4. Physics, TU Munich, Garching, Germany

DH-05. Magnetic and Transport Properties of Amorphous GdxGe1-x Alloys near the Metal-Insulator Transition. F. Hellman1, 4:00 E.B. Helgren1, D. Smith2, R. Islam2 and L. Zeng31. Physics, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, CA, USA; 2. Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA; 3. UCSD, La Jolla, DH-11. Magnetism of Cu2CdB2O6: Quantum spin system having a CA, USA nearly singlet state and antiferromagnetic long-range order. M. Hase1, M. Kohno1, H. Kitazawa1, O. Suzuki1, K. Ozawa1, G. Kido1, M. Imai1 and X. Hu11. National Institute for Materials 3:00 Science, Tsukuba, Japan

DH-06. Magnetic Rare Earth (Gd) Doped Amorphous Hydrogenated Carbon (a-C:H). L. Zeng1,2, E. Helgren2, F. Hellman2, R. Islam3, D. Smith3, J. Ager4 and K. Yu41. Materials Science Program, UC, TUESDAY IMPERIAL San Diego, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. Physics, UC, Berkeley, AFTERNOON Berkeley, CA, USA; 3. Center for Solid State Science, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA; 4. Materials Science Division, 1:00 LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA Session DP

3:12 MAGNETOELECTRONIC DEVICES I (POSTER SESSION) Alek Dediu, Co-chair DH-07. The S=5/2 two-dimensional antiferromagnet in a magnetic 1,2 1 3,2 3,2 John Xiao, Co-chair field. A. Cuccoli , G. Gori , R. Vaia and P.Verrucchi 1. Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita di Firenze, Sesto Fiorentino,

FI, Italy; 2. Istituto Nazionale per la Fisica della Materia, DP-01. Temeprature Dependence Properties of CoxAlyOz Films and Sezione di Firenze, Sesto Fiorentino, FI, Italy; 3. Istituto dei Devices. V. N g 1 and K.M. Tun11. Information Storage Materials Sistemi Complessi, Sezione di Firenze, Consiglio Nazionale delle Laboratory, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Ricerche, Sesto Fiorentino, FI, Italy National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore 92 PROGRAM PROGRAM 93

DP-02. Spin injection of InAs 2-DEG. D. Jung1, J. Chang1, J. Eom2 and DP-11. Fabrication and Testing of Deep Submicron Ring Shape S. Han11. Future Technology Research Division, Korea Institute of Ver tical MRAM with Enhanced Magnetoresistance. Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of M.T. Moneck1 and J. Zhu11. Electrical & Computer Engineering, physics, Sejong University, Seoul, South Korea Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

DP-03. Miniature spin-valve transistor. Y. Huang1, C. Lo1,2 and DP-12. Field Assisted Spin Switching in magnetic random access Y. Yao 31. Lab. For spintronics, OES, Industrial Technology memory. W. J eong1, J. Park1, J. Oh1, G. Koh1, G. Jeong1, Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Nano Technology H. Jeong1 and K. Kim11. Technology Development Team 2, Research Center, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Samsung Elec. Co., LTD., Yongin-City, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea Hsinchu, Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan DP-13. The Effect of Charge-Polarized and Spin-Polarized on Dielectric Tunnel Relaxation Time Constant in a CoFe/Al- DP-04. IMPEDANCE BEHAVIOR OF SPIN VALVE TRANSISTOR. O/CoFe MTJ. S.C. Li1, C. Hsu1, M. Shu1 and T. Wu 11. Taiwan 1 2,4 2,4 2,4 1 3,1 T. Peng , L. Hsieh , C. Lo , Y. Huang , S. Chen and Y.Yao 1. SPIN Research Center,, Touliu, Taiwan The Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Lab. for Spintronics, DP-14. A spin-based detector for circularly polarized light. Opto Electronics and Systems Laboratories, Industrial Technology L. Cywinski1, H. Dery1 and L.J. Sham11. Physics, University of Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics, California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 4. Nanotechnology Research Center, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan DP-15. Precessionless spin transport wire confined in quasi-two- dimensional electron systems. M. Liu1, C. Chang1 and DP-05. Injection of spin-polarized electrons into Silicon : towards a S. Chen11. Department of Physics, National Taiwan University, silicon-based spintronic device. C. Duluard1, A. Bsiesy1,2, Taipei, Taiwan C. Baraduc1, V.Safarov3, A. Filipe4 and A. Francinelli41. SPINTEC, CEA de Grenoble and CNRS, Grenoble, France; 2. Universite Joseph Fourier - Grenoble I, Grenoble, France; 3. DP-16. Electrical Spin Injection and Accumulation in FM/Au/FM 1,2 1 1 2 CRMCN, Universite de la Mediterranee and CNRS, Marseille, Lateral Spin Valves. J. Ku , J. Chang , S. Han , J. Ha and 1,3 France; 4. SPINTRON, Marseille, France J. Eom 1. Nano device research center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of Electronic Materials Engineering, Kwangwoon University, Seoul, DP-06. Magnetic tunneling transistor with Al2O3/MgO. J. Kuo1,2, South Korea; 3. Department of Physics, Sejong University, Seoul, Y. Huang2, C. Lo2,3 and Y.Yao11. Institute of Physics, Academia South Korea Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Lab. For spintronics, OES, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 3. Nano 1 Technology Research Center, Industrial Technology Research DP-17. The role of surface scattering in spin relaxation in Al. N. Poli , 1 1 1 Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan M. Urech , V.Korenivski and D.B. Haviland 1. Nanostructure Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden DP-07. Optical spin-valve transistor with a Co/Au/Co base grown on Si(111). J. Rietjens1, S. Rieter1, J. Kohlhepp1, O. Kurnosikov1, DP-18. Spin detection in an InAs based two-dimensional electron gas. 1 1 1 2 2 2 W. de Jonge1, H. Swagten1 and B. Koopmans11. Department of Y. Jo , H. Kim , M. Jung , H. Yi , H. Koo and S. Han 1. Quantum Applied Physics, Center for Nanomaterials, Eindhoven University Materials Research Team, Korea Basic Science Institute, of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands DAEJEON, South Korea; 2. Nano Devices Research Team, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, SEOUL, South Korea DP-08. Magnetic tunnel junction compact device model for electrical simulations of spintronic components. V. J averliac1, L. Buda- Prejbeanu1, F. Bernard-Granger1, J. Nozieres1 and B. Dieny11. SPINTEC URA CEA/CNRS, CEA/Grenoble, Grenoble, France TUESDAY IMPERIAL AFTERNOON DP-09. Phonon Satellites in the Electroluminescence spectra from Fe- 1:00 based spin LEDs. R. Mallory1, M. Yasar1, A. Petrou1, 2 2 2 2 G. Kioseoglou , A.T. Hanbicki , C.H. Li , O.J. van ‘t Erve , Session DQ B.T. Jonker2, M. Shen3, S. Saikin3, M. Cheng3 and V.Privman31. SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, USA; 2. Naval Research Laboratory, ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPUTATIONS AND Washington, DC, USA; 3. Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA HYSTERESIS MODELING

DP-10. Remote writing of data into magnetic nanowire networks for (POSTER SESSION) ultrahigh density non-volatile memory. R. Cowburn1, Thomas Schulthess, Chair D.A. Allwood2 and G. Xiong11. Blackett Physics Laboratory, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; 2. DQ-01. Hysteresis modeling of single domain particles. K. Gilmore1 Department of Engineering Materials, University of Sheffield, and Y.U. Idzerda11. Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, Sheffield, United Kingdom MT, USA 94 PROGRAM PROGRAM 95

DQ-02. Effects of Monte Carlo Parameters on the Simulated DQ-12. Numerical simulations of eddy currents in transcranial Magnetic Properties of Stoner-Wohlfarth Particles. C. Russell1 magnetic stimulation to the cerebellum. M. Sekino1, and K.M. Unruh11. Department of Physics and Astronomy, M. Hirata2,3, K. Sakihara3, S. Yorifuji3 and S. Ueno11. Department University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA of Biomedical Engineering, Graduate School of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Department of Neurosurgery, Osaka University Medical School, Osaka, Japan; DQ-03. Monte Carlo simulation of ferrimagnetic NiFe2O4 nanopoarticles. C. Zhou1,2, T. Schulthess1 and D.P. Landau21. 3. Division of Functional Diagnostic Science, Osaka University Computer Science and Mathematics, Oak Ridge National Medical School, Osaka, Japan Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; 2. Center for Simulational Physics, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA DQ-13. Large-scale and Highly Accurate Magnetic Field Analysis of Magnetic Shield. Y. Takahashi1, S. Wakao1 and A. Kameari21. DQ-04. Modeling the Third Harmonic Flux Density of Steel Subjected Electrical Engineering and Bioscience, Waseda University, Tokyo, to a Series of Loadings and Unloadings in Continuing Plastic 1 2,1 2 Japan; 2. Science Solutions International Laboratory, Inc., Tokyo, Deformation [+]. M.J. Sablik , S. Rios and C.J. Gutierrez 1. Japan Applied Physics Division, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX, USA; 2. Physics Dept.,, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, USA DQ-14. Field Analysis using the Magnetic Vector Potential Transfer Relations in Surface-Mounted Permanent Magnet Machines. DQ-05. Magnetic minor hysteresis loops of compressively deformed S. Jang1, H. Cho1 and J. Choi11. Electrical Engineering, transition-metal single crystals. S. Kobayashi1, S. Takahashi1, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, South Korea Y. Kamada1 and H. Kikuchi11. NDE&Science Research Center, Iwate University, Morioka, Japan DQ-15. A numerical approach to the description of the role of electromagnetic noise on the iron losses. L. Testa1 and DQ-06. Complementary Point Memory and the Interaction Field M. Trapanese11. Electrical Engineering Department, University Distribution in a system of Preisach hysterons. R. Tanasa1 and of Palermo, Palermo, Italy A. Stancu11. Faculty of Physics, Department of Solid State & Theoretical Physics, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University, Iasi, Romania

DQ-07. Electromagnetic Body Force Calculation Based on Virtual Air-gap. H. Choi1, S. Lee2 and I. Park11. Sungkyunkwan Univ., TUESDAY IMPERIAL Suwon, South Korea; 2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, AFTERNOON Boston, MA, USA 1:00

DQ-08. A Statistical Mechanics-Based Model for Cubic and Mixed- Session DR Anisotropy Ferromagnetic Systems. S.H. Aly1, S. Yehia2, 1 1 M. Soliman and N. El-Wazzan 1. Physics, Faculty of Science at L10 AND OTHER HARD MAGNETIC Damietta, Mansoura University, New Damietta, Egypt; 2. MATERIALS II Physics, Faculty of Science, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt (POSTER SESSION) DQ-09. Space mapping method for the design of passive shields. J.-Ping Liu, Co-chair P. Sergeant1, L. Dupre1 and J. Melkebeek11. Department of Laura Lewis, Co-chair Electrical Energy, Systems and Automation, Ghent university, Gent, Belgium DR-01. Preferential Alignment of FePt Nanoparticles. M. Chen1,2, S. Sun3, J. Liu2 and C. Murray11. Nanoscale Materials and DQ-10. Reconstruction of local magnetic properties of steel sheets by Devices, IBM J. T. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, needle probe methods using space mapping techniques. USA; 2. Physics Department, University of Texas at Arlington, G. Crevecoeur1, L. Dupre1, L. Vandenbossche1 and R. Van de Arlington, TX, USA; 3. Chemistry Department, Brown University, Walle21. Department of Electrical Energy, Systems and Providence, RI, USA Automation, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium; 2. Department of Electronics and Information Systems, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium DR-02. Compositional Stability of FePt Nanoparticles on SiO2/Si During Annealing. B. Yao1, R.V.Petrova2, R.R. Vanfleet3 and DQ-11. Magnetic Field Analysis of Laminated Core by Using K.R. Coffey1,21. Advanced Materials Processing and Analysis Homogenization Method. H. Muto1, Y. Takahashi1, S. Wakao1, Center, Department of Mechanical, Materials and Aerospace K. Fujiwara2 and A. Kameari31. Electrical Engineering and Engineering, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, USA; 2. Bioscience, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Electrical and Department of Physics, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Electronic Engineering, Okayama University, Okayama, Japan; FL, USA; 3. Department of Physics and Astronomy, Brigham 3. Science Solutions International Laboratory, Inc., Tokyo, Japan Young University, Provo, UT, USA 96 PROGRAM PROGRAM 97

DR-03. Microstructure and magnetization reversal of FePt grown on DR-11. Magnetic properties of Co-Zn-P alloy powders produced by MgO(110) substrates. C. Yu1,3, D. Wei2, Y.Yao3, Y. Liou3, chemical reduction. T. Saito11. Mechanical Science and J. Chan4, W. Cheng4 and T. Chin21. Department of Applied Engineering, Chiba Institute of Technology, Narashino, Japan Physics, National University of Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; 2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National DR-12. Nanostructural M-type barium hexaferrite synthesized by Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics, spark plasma sintering method. W. Zhao1, Q. Zhang1, X. Tang1 Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 4. Department of Mechanical and H. Cheng11. State Key Laboratory of Advanced Technology Engineering, National Taiwan University of Science and for Materials Synthesis and Processing, Wuhan University of Technology, Taipei, Taiwan Technology, Wuhan, China

DR-04. Improvement of Energy Product in Exchange Coupled Fe49- DR-13. Granular Ba-ferrite thin films deposited on the Al-Si. 1 1 1 1 1 1 xCoxPt51 (x=0.0, 0.7, 1.3, 2.2) Thin Films. F. Yuan , S. Hsiao , N.N. Shams , S. Yamamoto , X. Liu and A. Morisako 1. W. Liao1, C. Hsu1, S. Chen1 and L. Horng21. Materials Science Information Engineering, Shinshu University, Nagano, Japan and Engineering, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; 2. Physics, National Changhua University of Education, Chunghua, DR-14. Finite-Temperature Anisotropy of Heavy-Transition-Metal Taiwan Alloys. R. Skomski1, O. Mryasov2, J. Zhou1 and D. Sellmyer11. Department of Physics and Astronomy and Center for Materials DR-05. A survey of Anisotropy Measurement techniques and study of Research and Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, thickness effect on interfacial and volume anisotropy in Co/Pt USA; 2. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA multilayer media. V. Guo1, X. Wu2, B. Lu2, G. Ju2 and D. Weller21. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. DR-15. Spin and Orbital Magnetic Moments of Ir in Co-Ir alloys Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA from Ir L2,3 Edge X-ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism. V. V. Krishnamurthy1, N. Kawamura2, M. Suzuki2, T. Ishikawa2,3 and J.L. Robertson11. Condensed Matter Sciences Division, Oak DR-06. Synthesis of Fe-Pt-B Nanocomposite Magnets with High Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; 2. Coercivity Only by Rapid Solidification. W. Zhang1,2, SPring8/JASRI, Mikazuki, Japan; 3. SPring8/RIKEN, Mikazuki, K. Yubuta1, P. Sharma2 and A. Inoue1,21. Institute for Materials Japan Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technology, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Sendai, Japan DR-16. Heat Capacity and X-ray absorption studies on the 1,2 2 intermetallic compound YbMn2Sb2. R. Nirmala , S. Malik , A. Morozkin3, H. Kim4, J. Kim4, B. Park5 and S. Oh61. Solid State DR-07. Magnetic Properties of FePt and FePtAg Nanostructured and Structural Chemistry Unit, Indian Institute of Science, 1 1 Magnets by Cyclic Cold Rolling. B. Cui , K. Han , Bangalore, India; 2. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, 2 3 4 H. Garmestani , N. Dempsey , J. Liu and H. Schneider- Mumbai, India; 3. Moscow Lomonosov State University, Moscow, 1 Muntau 1. National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida Russian Federation; 4. Pohang University of Science and State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 2. School of Materials Technology, Pohang, South Korea; 5. University of Science and Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Technology, Pohang, South Korea; 6. School of Physics and Atlanta, GA, USA; 3. Laboratoire Louis Neel, Grenoble, France; Center for Strongly Correlated Materials Research, Seoul 4. Department of Physics, University of Texas at Arlington, National University, Seoul, South Korea Arlington, TX, USA

DR-08. Magnetic aftereffect and MFM studies of Fe-B/FePt-type nanocomposite ribbons. C. Chang1, H. Chang1,2, C. Chiu1, 1 3 3 TUESDAY IMPERIAL W. Chang , B. Han and Y. Fang 1. Physics, National Chung AFTERNOON Cheng University, Chia-Yi, Taiwan; 2. Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Physics, Center for Condensed Matter Physics 1:00 Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, China Session DS

DR-09. Magnetic Nanoparticles Produced By Surfactant-Assisted HALF-METALLICS I Ball Milling. V. Chakka1, B. Altuncevahir1, Z. Jin1 and J. Liu11. (POSTER SESSION) Department of Physics, University of Texas at Arlington, John Freeland, Chair Arlington, TX, USA

DS-01. Preparation of ferromagnetic silicide Fe1-xSix using silicon-on- DR-10. Exchange Coupled Nanocomposite Magnets of SmCo5/Fe3O4 insulator (SOI) substrates for Si-based spin-electronic devices. with Core/Shell Structure. J.H. Hong1, Y.B. Lee1, H.M. Song1, R. Nakane1,2, M. Tanaka1,2 and S. Sugahara31. Dept. of Electronic J.C. Kim1, J.I. Lee1, W.S. Kim2 and N.H. Hur11. Center for CMR Eng., The Univ. of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. SORST Japan Science Materials, KRISS, Daejon, South Korea; 2. Division of and Technology Agency, Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan; 3. Dept. of Electromagnetic Metrology, KRISS, Daejeon, South Korea Frontier Informatics, The Univ. of Tokyo, Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan 98 PROGRAM PROGRAM 99

1 DS-02. Ferromagnetic resonance in the stripe domain state: a study in DS-11. Magnetic tunnel junctions based on Sr2FeMoO6. T. Fix , Co2MnGa (001). C. Yu1, M.J. Pechan1, D. Carr2 and D. Stoeffler1, S. Colis1, Y. Henry1, J. Loison1, G. Versini1, C.J. Palmstrom21. physics, miami unversity, oxford, OH, USA; 2. G. Pourroy1, A. Dinia1, T. Dimopoulos2, L. Baer2 and J. Wecker21. Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science, IPCMS, Strasbourg, France; 2. Siemens Corporate Technology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA Erlangen, Germany

DS-03. Magnetism and transport properties of the Heusler alloy DS-12. Structure and transport properties on YMnO3 with Ca 1,2 1 1 2 doping. Z. Jiang1, X. Wu1, Q. Ji1, H. Cai1 and S. Jiang11. Lab of Au2MnAl. M. Zhang , E.H. Bruck , F.R. de Boer , Z. Li and G. Wu21. Van der Waals-Zeeman Instituut, Amsterdam, Solid State Microstructures and Department of Physics, Nanjing Netherlands; 2. Institute of Physics, Beijing, China University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China

DS-04. Slater-Pauling behaviour and Curie-Temperature of Heusler DS-13. CPP-GMR in epitaxial full-Heusler Co-Mn-Si/Cr/Co-Mn-Si 1 1 1 1 compounds. G.H. Fecher1, H.C. Kandpal1, S. Wurmehl1, trilayers. K. Yakushiji , K. Saito , S. Mitani and K. Takanashi 1. C. Felser1 and G. Schoenhense21. Institute of Inorganic and IMR Tohoku Univ., Sendai, Japan Analytical Chemistry, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany; 2. Institute of Physics, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany

TUESDAY IMPERIAL DS-05. Sulfur stoichiometry effects in highly spin polarized CoS2 single crystals. L. Wang1 and C. Leighton11. Chemical AFTERNOON Engineering and Material Science, University of Minnesota, 1:00 Minneapolis, MN, USA Session DT

DS-06. First-principles Study on Half-metallicity at Surface and METALLIC MAGNETS, MAGNETIZATION Interface of Zinc-blende CrS/GaAs(001). Y. Byun1, J. Lee1 and DYNAMICS 2 Y. Jang 1. Physics, Inha University, Incheon, South Korea; 2. (POSTER SESSION) Physics, University of Incheon, Incheon, South Korea Ganping Ju, Co-chair Christian Back, Co-chair DS-07. Structural and magnetic properties of chlorine-doped 1 2,3 4,5 CuCr2Se4. J.R. Neulinger , M. Liberati , R.V.Chopdekar , E. Arenholz3, Y. Idzerda2, Y. Suzuki5 and A.M. Stacy11. Chemistry, DT-01. Crystal structure and low temperature physical properties of 1,2 University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. Physics, Gd3Co4Sn13 intermetallic antiferromagnet. M. Pires , 1 1 1 1 Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 3. Advanced Light L. Mendonca Ferreira , J. Duque , R. Urbano , C. Rettori , 1 1 1 1 Source, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, O. Aguero , I. Torriani , E. Bittar and P.G. Pagliuso 1. DEQ, USA; 4. Applied Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA; 5. Instituto de Fisica Gleb Wataghin - Unicamp, Campinas, Sao Materials Science and Engineering, University of California, Paulo, Brazil; 2. Deartamento de Fisica - Universidade Federal de Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA Goias, Goiania, Goias, Brazil

DT-02. Valence fluctuation and anomalous Hall effect in single crystal DS-08. Effects of high-field thermo-chemical treatment on magnetic YbB . J. Kim1 and B. Cho11. Center for Froniter Materials, properties of epitaxial magnetite (100) films on MgO 4 Material Science and Engineering, Gwangju Institue of Science substrate. Y. Zhou1 and I.V.Shvets11. Dept. of Physics, SFI and Technology (GIST), Gwangju, South Korea Nanoscience Lab., Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

DT-03. ESR Study of Gadolinium Borosilicide, a Rare Earth Ladder DS-09. Effect of Fe O on the Transport and Magnetic Properties of 2 3 Compound. T. Mori11. National Institute for Materials Science, Half Metallic Fe O . D. Tripathy1 and A. Adeyeye11. Department 3 4 Namiki 1-1, Tsukuba 305-0044, Japan of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore DT-04. First principles study on the electronic structure and effective 1 exchange interaction of Y(Co1-XCuX)5. A. Sakuma 1. Applied DS-10. Effect of Mn3+ and Sr2+ substitution on the structural and physics, Tohoku University, Sendai city, Japan magnetic properties of NdFeO3 orthoferrites. K. Bouziane1, A.A. Yousif1, H.M. Widatallah1, M.E. Elzain1, I. Al Omari1 and 2 I.A. Abdel-Latif 1. Physics, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, DT-05. Electronic structures and magnetic properties of LaCo4B and 1 1 Oman; 2. Reactor Physics Department, Atomic Energy Authority, LaNi4B. T. Ito and H. Ido 1. Applied Physics, Tohoku Gakuin Cairo, Egypt University, Tagajo, Miyagi, Japan 100 PROGRAM PROGRAM 101

DT-06. Electronic Band Structure, Magnetic Moment and DT-15. Optically induced magnetization dynamics in ferromagnetic- 1 Magnetocrystalline Anisotropy of SmCo5. S. Yehia , manganite films studied by time-resolved magneto-optical M. Hammam1, A. Hamid1, A.E. Aly1 and S.H. Aly21. Physics, Kerr effect. D. Talbayev1, H.H. Zhao1, G. Luepke1, Faculty of Science, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt; 2. Physics, A. Venimadhav2, J. Chen2 and Q. Li21. Department of Applied Faculty of Science at Damietta, Mansoura University, New Science, College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA, USA; 2. Damietta, Egypt Department of Physics, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, USA

DT-07. Electronic Structures and Magnetic Properties of Transition- DT-16. Stimulated phase-coherent recovery of microwave signal Metal in Binary of B2 and L1 structures. Y. Tanaka1,2, 2 stored in spin wave excitations. S.O. Demokritov1, A.A. Serga2, S. Ishida2, S. Asano3 and T. Suzuki11. Information Storage B. Hillebrands2, G.A. Melkov3 and A.N. Slavin41. Institute of Materials Laboratory, Toyota Technological Institute, Nagoya, Applied Physics, University Muenster, Muenster, Germany; 2. Japan; 2. Kagoshima University, Kagoshima, Japan; 3. Tokyo Fachbereich Physik, Technische Universitaet Kaiserslautern, University, Tokyo, Japan Kaiserslautern, Germany; 3. Radiophysics Faculty, Kiev Taras Shevchenko National University, Kiev, Ukraine; 4. Department of Physics, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USA DT-08. Temperature induced spin reorientation in TbMn6Sn6-xGax. L.K. Perry1, D.H. Ryan1, G. Venturini2 and J.M. Cadogan31. Centre for the Physics of Materials and Physics Depratment, DT-17. MEASUREMENT OF BURIED LAYER PRECESSION IN McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada; 2. Laboratoire de FM/NM/FM TRILAYERS BY TIME-RESOLVED X-RAY 1 Chimie du Solide Minerale, URA 158, Universite de Nancy I, MAGNETIC CIRCULAR DICHROISM. Y. Guan , 2 2 2 1,3 Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy, France; 3. School of Physics, The D.A. Arena , E. Vescovo , C. Kao and W.E. Bailey 1. University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia Department of Applied Physics, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA; 2. National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National Libratory, Upton, NY, USA; 3. Materials Science DT-09. Electrical Resistivity of Amorphous Cr74Fe26 Thin Film: Program, Department of Applied Physics, Columbia University, Giant Moment Formation. Y. Oner11. Department of Physics, New York, NY, USA Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey DT-18. Direct observation of spin and orbital angular momentum

1 transfer following ultrafast optical excitation of Fe/Gd DT-10. Magnetization of Electrodeposited Nickel. C. O’Reilly , 1,2 3 4,3 1 1 1 1 multilayers. T.E. Eimueller , A. Scholl , S. Choe , S. Stefano , F. Rhen , P. Stamenov and M. Coey 1. Physics 2 2 2 2 B. Ludescher , T. Dragon , E. Amaladass , G. Schuetz and Department and CRANN, Trinity College, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 5 J. Stoehr 1. Junior Research Group, Experimental Physics, University of Bochum, Bochum, Germany; 2. Modern Magnetic Materials, MPI for metals research, Stuttgart, Germany; 3. DT-11. Investigation of dynamic and static magnetic properties of Advanced Light Source, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA; 4. Department Fe(001)/ZnSe by simultaneous measurement of ferromagnetic of Physics, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea; 5. resonance, magneto optical Kerr effect and non-time-resolved Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, SLAC, Stanford, CA, MOKE detected FMR. M. Moeller1, D. Spoddig1 and USA R. Meckenstock11. Experimentalphysik III AG, Ruhr-University Bochum, Bochum, Germany

DT-12. Real time evidence of two-magnon scattering in exchange 1 1 2 TUESDAY IMPERIAL coupled bilayers. M.C. Weber , H.T. Nembach , M.J. Carey , AFTERNOON B. Hillebrands1 and J. Fassbender31. Fachbereich Physik and Forschungsschwerpunkt MINAS, Technische Universitaet 1:00 Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany; 2. Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose Research Center, San Jose, CA, Session DU USA; 3. Institut fuer Ionenstrahlphysik und Materialforschung, MOLECULAR MAGNETS, MULTIFERROICS Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany AND OTHER ADVANCED MATERIALS (POSTER SESSION) DT-13. Formation of longitudinal patterns by propagating nonlinear 1 1 1 1 Igor Levin, Co-chair spin waves. V.E. Demidov , O. Dzyapko , U. Hansen , N. Koulev Jonathan Friedman, Co-chair and S.O. Demokritov11. Institute of Applied Physics, University of Muenster, Muenster, Germany DU-01. Magnetic Properties of a Novel Fe(II) meso-tetra(4- pyridyl)porphyrin Network. T. Yuen1, C. Lin1, L. Pan2 and DT-14. Microscopic theory of spin-wave excitations in ferromagnetic J. Li21. Physics, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, USA; 2. nanorings. T.M. Nguyen1 and M.G. Cottam11. Physics and Chemistry & Chemical Biology, Rutgers University, Piscataway, Astronomy, University of Western Ontario, London, ON, Canada NJ, USA 102 PROGRAM PROGRAM 103

DU-02. Magnetic and electronic properties of transition metal DU-10. Characterization of ferromagnetic Mn-Si-C compounds substituted, dimeric polyoxotungstates. K. Kuepper1,2, synthesized on SiC substrates. F. Takano1, H. Ofuchi2, M. Prinz1, A. Takacs1, M. Neumann1, U. Kortz3, I. Balasz4 and S. Kuroda3 and H. Akinaga11. SYNAF and NRI, AIST, Tsukuba, E. Burzo41. Physics, University of Osnabrueck, D-49069 Ibaraki, Japan; 2. Nagoya University, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan; 3. Osnabrueck, Germany; 2. Inst. Ionenphys. & Mat. Forsch., University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan Forschungszentrum Rossendorf e. V., D-01328 Dresden, Germany; 3. International University Bremen, P. O. Box 750561, D-28725 Bremen, Germany; 4. Faculty of Physics, Babes-Bolyai DU-11. Enhanced magnetoelectric effect in core-shell particulate University, 400085 Cluj-Napoca, Romania composites. V. Corral Flores1, D. Bueno-Baques1, D.M. Carrillo- Flores2 and J.A. Matutes-Aquino11. Magnetic Materials, CIMAV, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico; 2. Instituto Tecnologico de DU-03. Optical switching between bistable phases in rubidium Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico manganese hexacyanoferrate at room temperature. S. Ohkoshi1,2, H. Tokoro1 and K. Hashimoto11. Department of

Applied Chemistry, School of Engineering,, The University of DU-12. Epitaxial growth of single BiFeO3 films by rf sputtering. Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. PRESTO, JST, Tokyo, Japan S. Kim1, V. Ravindranath1, J. Jeong1 and S. Shin11. Dept. of Physics, KAIST, Daejeon, South Korea

DU-04. Mn,Cd-metallothionein-2: A room temperature ferromagnetic protein. C. Chang1, S. Lee2, K. Sun1 and L. Kan31. Physics, DU-13. Effect of DMSO on electrodeposition of Co-Zn magnetic film National Dong Hwa University, Hualien, Taiwan; 2. Physics, in molten ZnCl2-DMSO2 electrolyte. C. Yang1, M. Shu2 and Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Chemistry, Academia Sinica, T. Wu 31. Department of Environmental Resources Management, Taipei, Taiwan Overseas Chinese Institute of Technology, Taichung, Taiwan; 2. Graduate School of Engineering Science & Technology (Doctoral Program), National Yunlin University of Science and Technology, DU-05. Synthesis and magnetic properties of hexanuclear manganese Yunlin, Taiwan; 3. Taiwan SPIN Research Center, National Yunlin antiferromagnetic rings {Mn6}. K. Han1, B. Kim1, B. Suh1, University of Science and Technology, Yunlin, Taiwan J. Kim2, K. Lee2 and M. Lah21. Physics, The Catholic University of Korea, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea; 2. Chemistry, 1 Hanyang University, Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea DU-14. Complex magnetic ordering in Dy3Ag4Sn4. L.K. Perry , D.H. Ryan1, F. Canepa2, M. Napoletano2, D. Mazzone3, P. Riani3 and J.M. Cadogan41. Centre for the Physics of Materials and DU-06. Rate dependent light induced thermal hysteresis of [Fe(PM- Physics Department, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada; BiA)2(NCS)2] spin transition complex. C. Enachescu1, 2. Dipartimento di Chimica e Chimica Industriale, Via R. Tanasa1,3, A. Stancu1, G. Chastanet2, J. Letard2, J. Linares3 and Dodeceneso 31, 16146 Genova, Italy; 3. INSTM and F. Var ret31. Department of Solid State and Theoretical Physics, Dipartimento di Chimica e Chimica Industriale, Via Dodeceneso Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Iasi, Romania; 2. Groupe des 31, 16146 Genova, Italy; 4. School of Physics, University of New Sciences Moleculaires, Institut de Chimie de la Matiere South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia Condensee de Bordeaux, Pessac, France; 3. Laboratoire de Magnetisme et d’Optique, Universite de Versailles Saint Quentin

en Yvelines, Versailles, France DU-15. Magnetism and Electrical Transport in DyxGd5-xSi2Ge2 (x = 0.0, 1.5, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.5 and 5.0) compounds. R. Nirmala1,2, V. Sankaranarayanan2, K. Sethupathi2, A. Morozkin3, A. Joshi4 4 4 DU-07. Effect of He exchange gas on spin avalanches in Mn12-acetate. and S. Malik 1. Solid State and Structural Chemistry Unit, Indian C.H. Webster1, O. Kazakova1, A.Y. Tzalenchuk1 and Institute of Science, Bangalore, India; 2. Department of Physics, A. Hernandez-Minguez21. National Physical Laboratory, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India; 3. Teddington, United Kingdom; 2. Departament de Fisica Department of Chemistry, Moscow Lomonosov State University, Fonamental, Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain Moscow; 4. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India

DU-08. Origin of magnetization observed in epitaxially grown BaFe1- 1 1 1 1 xZrxO3-δ thin films. T. Matsui , R. Sato , N. Fujimura , H. Tsuda DU-16. Spin dynamics and quantum tunneling of the Neel vector in 1 1 1 1 and K. Morii 1. Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka the Fe10 magnetic ring. S. Carretta , P. Santini , G. Amoretti , Prefecture University, Sakai, Osaka, Japan T. Guidi2, R. Caciuffo2, A. Caneschi3, D. Rovai3, Y. Qiu4,5 and J. Copley41. Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita di Parma, Parma, Italy; 2. Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita Politecnica delle DU-09. R-dependent Magnetic and Structural Properties in RMn2O5 Marche, Ancona, Italy; 3. Dipartimento di Chimica, Universita di with R = Y, Er, Ho, Dy and Tb. T. Han1 and J. Lin1,21. Center for Firenze, Firenze, Italy; 4. NIST Center for Neutron Research, Condensed Matter Sciences, National Taiwan University, Taipei, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, Taiwan; 2. Center for Nanostorage Research, National Taiwan MD, USA; 5. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University, Taipei, Taiwan University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA 104 PROGRAM PROGRAM 105

TUESDAY IMPERIAL DV-09. A FMR Study on Magnetic Anisotropy in Fe Ultrathin Films AFTERNOON Grown on III-V Semiconductor Substrates. Z. Kou1, C. Ni1, 1 2 3 3 4 1:00 Y. Zhai , Y. Xu , S. Lepadatu , J. Wu and H. Zhai 1. Department of Physics, Southeast University, Nanjing, China; 2. Department Session DV of Electronics, The University of York, London, United Kingdom; 3. Department of Physics, The University of York, London, United ULTRA-THIN FILMS AND EPITAXY Kingdom; 4. National Laboratory of Solid Microstructures,Center (POSTER SESSION) for Materials Analysis, Nanjing University, Nanjing, China Yingguo Peng, Chair DV-10. Local Oxidation Nanolithography of Ferromagnetic Thin 1 1 DV-01. ac susceptibility of ultrathin ferromagnets in situ in UHV. Films Using Tapping Mode SPM. Y. Shibata , Y. Tomoda , 1 2 C. Ruedt1, A. Scherz2 and K. Baberschke11. Institut fuer J. Shirakashi and Y. Takemura 1. Department of Electrical and Experimentalphysik, Freie Universitaet Berlin, Berlin, Germany; Electronic Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and 2. Experimental Systems and Research, SSRL, SLAC, 2575 Sand Technology, Koganei, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Department of Electrical Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA, USA and Computer Engineering, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan DV-02. Coverage-dependent magnetization of 3d transition-metal adatoms on Co(001) in the submonolayer regime. T. Carrillo- DV-11. Strong uniaxial anisotropies of iron grown on UHV cleaved Cazares1, S. Meza-Aguilar1 and C. Demangeat21. Escuela de InAs(110) investigated by correlated scanning tunnelling 1 Ciencias Fisico-Matematicas, Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico; 2. microscopy and ferromagnetic resonance. D. Spoddig , 2 1 2 1 GEMME, Institut de Physique et Chimie des Materiaux de C. Urban , D. You , U. Koehler and R. Meckenstock 1. Ruhr- Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France University Bochum, Experimental Physics III, Bochum, NRW, Germany; 2. Ruhr-University Bochum, Experimental Physics IV, DV-03. In-situ Brillouin Scattering study of magnetic anisotropy in Bochum, NRW, Germany Fe/Gas(110) ultrathin films. G. Carlotti1, G. Gubbiotti2, M. Madami3, G. Socino3, A. Stollo3 and S. Tacchi31. Dipartimento DV-12. Effect of applied magnetic field on the electron transfer 1 1 di Fisica, INFM-S3, Perugia, Italy; 2. Dipartimento di Fisica, kinetics. V. Desikan , S. Mohanapriya and 1 INFM-Soft, Perugia, Italy; 3. Dipartimento di Fisica, INFM di V. Lakshminarayanan 1. Liquid Crystal Department, Raman Perugia, Perugia, Italy Research Institute, Bangalore, India

DV-04. Spin wave excitations in epitaxial ultrathin FeCo with zero magnetocrystalline anisotropy. M. Sperl1, W. Kipferl1, M. Dumm1 and G. Bayreuther11. Institut fuer Experimentelle und TUESDAY REGENCY I & II Angewandte Physik, Universitaet Regensburg, Regensburg, EVENING Germany 7:30 P.M. DV-05. Magnetic properties of ultrathin Co/Ge(111) film with oxygen Session YA surfactant. H.W. Chang1, J. Tsay2,3, Y. Chiou3, K. Huang1, W. Chan1 and Y.Yao11. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, SYMPOSIUM ON SEMICONDUCTOR Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Physics, National Chung Cheng University, SPINTRONICS: PHYSICS AND Chia-Yi, Taiwan; 3. Physics, Tunghai University, Taichung, Taiwan APPLICATIONS DV-06. Preparation of epitaxial MgO tunnel barriers on FePt Paul Crowell, Chair electrode layers. M. Hagiuda1, S. Mitani1 and K. Takanashi11. IMR Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 7:30

γ DV-07. Epitaxial growth and magnetic properties of ’-Fe4N films on YA-01. Current-Induced Polarization and the Spin Hall Effect in 1 1 2 1 Cu(100). D. Ecija , J. Camarero , J. Gallego , D. Boerma and Semiconductors. (Invited) Y.K. Kato1, V.Sih1, R.C. Myers1, 1 R. Miranda 1. Fisica de la Materia Condensada, Universidad A.C. Gossard1 and D. Awschalom11. Center for Spintronics and Autonoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain; 2. Instituto de Ciencia de Quantum Computation, University of California, Santa Barbara, Materiales de Madrid, CSIC, Madrid, Spain CA, USA

DV-08. MAGNETIZATION INDUCED SECOND-HARMONIC 8:06 GENERATION IN EPITAXIAL MAGNETITE THIN FILMS 1,2 2 1 Fe3O4/MgO(100). A.A. Rzhevsky , B.B. Krichevtsov , D. Rata , C.M. Schneider1, C. Chang3, R. Sutarto3 and L.H. Tjeng31. Inst. f. YA-02. Electrical control of domain wall motion in ferromagnetic Festkoerperforschung IFF 6, Research Centre Juelich, Juelich, semiconductors. (Invited) H. Ohno1,21. Laboratory for Germany; 2. Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute of RAS, St. Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical Petersburg, Russian Federation; 3. Physikalisches Institut II, Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. ERATO Universitaet zu Koeln, Koeln, Germany Semiconductor Spintronics Project, JST, Sendai, Japan 106 PROGRAM PROGRAM 107

8:42 WEDNESDAY REGENCY II MORNING 9:00 YA-03. Single-shot read-out, relaxation and decoherence of single spins in GaAs quantum dots. (Invited) L. Vandersypen11. Kavli Institute of NanoScience, TU Delft, Delft, Netherlands Session EB HALF METALLIC AND OXIDE BASED 9:18 FERROMAGNETIC JUNCTIONS Arunava Gupta, Chair YA-04. Spin-based quantum computing in quantum dots. (Invited) D. Loss11. Physics, University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland 9:00

EB-01. Epitaxial Oxide Magnetic Tunnel Junctions with Paramagnetic Barriers. B. Nelson-Cheeseman1, L. Alldredge2,1, WEDNESDAY REGENCY I R. Chopdekar2,1 and Y. Suzuki11. Dept. of Materials Science and MORNING Engineering, University of California - Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, 9:00 USA; 2. Applied Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA

Session EA 9:12 SYMPOSIUM ON BIOMAGNETIC APPLICATIONS EB-02. Observation of a Magnetovoltage Effect in CrO2-based Axel Hoffmann, Chair Magnetic Tunnel Junctions. G. Miao1,2, A. Gupta1, W.H. Butler1 and G. Xiao21. MINT center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 9:00 AL, USA; 2. Physics Department, Brown University, Providence, RI, USA

EA-01. Detecting and Manipulating Magnetic Nanoparticles. (Invited) 9:24 M. Tondra1, A. Popple1, N. Pekas2 and M.D. Porter21. NVE Corporation, Eden Prairie, MN, USA; 2. Dept. of Chemistry, Iowa State Univ., Ames, IA, USA EB-03. Spitronics with Spinel Ferrites. U. Luders4,3, G. Herranz1, A. Barthelemy1, M. Bibes2, J. Fontcuberta3, J. Bobo4, 9:36 K. Bouzehouane1, E. Jacquet1, J. Contour1 and A. Fert11. Unite Mixte CNRS-Thales, Palaiseau, France; 2. IEF, Bat220, Universite Paris-Sud, Orsay, France; 3. ICMAB, Campus de la EA-02. Microfluidic High Gradient Magnetic Separation. (Invited) 1 2 1 2 UAB, Bellaterra, Spain; 4. LNMH, ONERA Toulouse, Toulouse, D. Inglis , R. Riehn , J.C. Sturm and R.H. Austin 1. Electrical France Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA; 2. Physics, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA 9:36 10:12

EB-04. Co1-xFexS2:A tunable source of highly spin polarized electrons. 1 1 1 2 EA-03. Biomolecular diagnostics by a ‘magnetic lab-on-a-chip’. (Invited) L. Wang , K. Umemoto , R. Wentzcovitch , T. Chen , 2 3,4 3,4 4 (Invited) H. Brueckl1, J. Schotter1, R. Heer1, M. Panhorst2, C. Chien , J. Checkelsky , J. Eckert , D. Dahlberg and 1 M. Brzeska2, P. Kamp3 and A. Becker31. Division Nano- C. Leighton 1. Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Systemtechnologies, ARC-sr, Vienna, Austria; 2. Dept. of Thin University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 2. Physics and Films and Nanostructures, University of Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA; 3. Germany; 3. Dept. of Genetics, University of Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Physics, Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, CA, USA; 4. Physics Germany and Astronomy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA

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EA-04. LTS SQUID-Microscopy: A Leap in sensitivity?. (Invited) EB-05. Large Room Temperature TMR Effect in Tunnel Junctions F. J. Baudenbacher1, L.E. Fong1, J.R. Holzer1, E.A. Lima1 and Based on Magnetite. M. Opel1, E. Menzel1, S. Qureshi1, K.K. McBride11. BioMedical Engineering, Vanderbilt University, D. Reisinger1, A. Boger1 and R. Gross11. Walther Meissner Nashville, TN, USA Institute, Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Garching, Germany 108 PROGRAM PROGRAM 109

10:24 WEDNESDAY CLUB REGENT MORNING EB-06. Large magnetoresistance in magnetic tunnel junctions using 9:00 1 epitaxial Co2MnSi Heusler alloy electrode. Y. Sakuraba , J. Nakata1, M. Oogane1, H. Kubota2, A. Sakuma1 and Session EC T. Miyazaki11. Department of Applied Physics, Tohoku university, RECORDING MODELING, SYSTEMS AND Sendai, Japan; 2. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Tsukuba, Japan THEORY Adam Torabi, Chair 10:36 9:00

EB-07. Investigation of CoFe2O4 as a Tunnel Barrier with Half Metallic Fe3O4 Electrodes. M.G. Chapline1 and S.X. Wang11. EC-01. Requirements for Novel Sensor Devices. (Invited) B. Gurney1, Materials Science and Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, N. Smith1, J. Lille1 and J.R. Childress11. Hitachi Global Storage CA, USA Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA

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EB-08. Complex Oxide-Based Magnetic Tunnel Junctions with EC-02. Micromagnetic Recording Model of Writer Geometry Effects Magnetic and Nonmagnetic Insulating Barrier Layers. at Skew. M. Plumer2,1, S.P. Bozeman1, J. van Ek1 and 1,2 1,2 2 L. Alldredge , R.V.Chopdekar , B.B. Nelson-Cheeseman and R. Michel11. Seagate Technology, Bloomington, MN, USA; 2. 2 Y. Suzuki 1. School of Applied Physics, Cornell University, Department of Physics and Oceanography, Memorial University Ithaca, NY, USA; 2. Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering, of Newfoundland, St John’s, NF, Canada University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA 9:48 11:00

EC-03. Effect of side shields on neighbor induced transition shift in EB-09. Resonant tunneling magnetoresistance with III-V barriers : 1 1 1 2 1 perpendicular magnetic recording. M. Kapoor , S.G. Yoseph the role of defects. V. Garcia , H. Jaffres , M. Eddrief , 1 1 1 2 and R.H. Victora 1. Electrical and Computer Engineering, M. Marangolo , V.H.Etgens and J. George 1. Institut des University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA NanoSciences de Paris (INSP), Paris, France; 2. Unite Mixte de Physique CNRS/THALES, Orsay, France 10:00 11:12 EC-04. Effects of Reader Response on Medium Noise Modes. X. Wang1, X. Feng1, Z. Jin1 and J. Fernandez-de-Castro 11. Seagate EB-10. Spin Dependent Tunneling in FM/semiconductor/FM Technology, Bloomington, MN, USA Structures. S. Vutukuri1, M. Chshiev1 and W.H. Butler11. MINT Center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA 10:12 11:24 EC-05. Magnetism of FeM, M= (Pt, Pd, Rh) Nano-Alloys: theory in EB-11. Interfacial characteristics of a Fe O /Nb(0.05, 0.5%):SrTiO the context of data storage applications. (Invited) 3 4 3 1 oxides junction. D. Kundaliya1, S.B. Ogale1, L. Fu2, S.J. Welz2, O.N. Mryasov 1. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA S. Dhar1, G. Langham1, N.D. Browning2 and T. Venkatesan11. Center for Superconductivity Research, University of Maryland, 10:48 College park, MD, USA; 2. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, NCEM, One Cyclotron Road, Berkeley, CA, USA EC-06. Energy Surface Model for Exchange Coupled Magnetic 1 1 11:36 Particles. K. Gao and J. Fernandez-de-Castro 1. Seagate Technology, Bloomington, MN, USA

EB-12. Spin polarization of tunneling current from ferromagnet/MgO 11:00 tunnel junctions with a NbN superconducting detector. H.Yang1,2, S. Yang1, C. Kaiser1 and S. Parkin21. IBM Almaden Research Center, San Jose, CA, USA; 2. Stanford University, EC-07. A Quantitative Model of SNR as Function of Magnetic Stanford, CA, USA Spacing. K. Zhang11. Maxtor Corporation, Milpitas, CA, USA 110 PROGRAM PROGRAM 111

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EC-08. Incomplete Switching of Media Magnetization in ED-02. Key Technology Ingredients for Obtaining High Write Yields 1 1 Perpendicular Magnetic Recording. J. Xue , Y. Zhou , in MRAMs. G. Lee1, U. Klostermann1, R. Leuschner1, C. Park1, 1 1 L. Zhong and J. Fernandez-de-Castro 1. Seagate Technology, I. Kasko1 and P. Blanchard21. MP TI NMP MRAM, Infineon Bloomington, MN, USA Technologies, Corbeil Essonnes, France; 2. MRAM JDP, Altis Semiconductor, Corbeil Essonnes, France 11:24 9:24

EC-09. The Stoner-Wohlfarth energy threshold for anisotropic fluctuation fields. E. Della Torre1,2, L.H. Bennett1,2, R. deWit2 3 ED-03. Influence of reference layer stability on the switching and R.E. Watson 1. ECE, George Washington University, performance of sub-micron sized magnetic tunnel junctions. Ashburn, MD, USA; 2. NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 3. Physics, U. Klostermann1, F. Dahmani2, C. Park1, W. Raberg1 and Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA M. Ruehrig31. MP TI NMP MRAM, Infineon Technologies, Corbeil Essonnes, France; 2. MRAM JDP, Altis Semiconductor, 11:36 Corbeil Essonnes, France; 3. Siemens AG, Erlangen, Germany

EC-10. Optimal detection for perpendicular recording channels with 9:36 transition noise. X. Zhang1 and R. Negi11. ECE, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA ED-04. In-situ transport in alumina based magnetic tunnel junctions during UHV annealing. A.T. Hindmarch1, G. Anderson1, 11:48 C.H. Marrows1 and B.J. Hickey11. Physics and Astronomy, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom

EC-11. Sector-based timing recovery for high media noise 1 1 1 perpendicular recording. Y. Lin , X. Zou and W.Ye 1. 9:48 Mechatronics & Recording Channel Division, Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore ED-05. MgO-based Tunnel Junction Material for High-Speed Toggle MRAM. R.W. Dave1, G. Steiner1, J.M. Slaughter1, J.J. Sun1, B. Craigo1, S. Pietambaram1, K. Smith1, G. Grynkewich1, M. DeHerrera1, J. Akerman1 and S. Tehrani11. Freescale WEDNESDAY CRYSTAL Semiconductor, Inc., Chandler, AZ, USA MORNING 9:00 10:00 Session ED MAGNETIC TUNNELING JUNCTION BASED ED-06. Interlayer Exchange Coupling Dependence of Thermal DEVICES Stability Parameters in Synthetic Antiferromagnetic Free 1,3 1,3 1,3 Paulo Freitas, Chair Layers. Y. Saito , H. Sugiyama , T. Inokuchi and K. Inomata2,31. Corporate R & D Center, Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan; 2. Department of Material Science, Graduate 9:00 School of Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 3. CREST, JST, Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan

ED-01. Extremely low resistance-area product below 1 Ω⋅µm2 in fully epitaxial magnetic tunnel junctions with ultrathin MgO(001) 10:12 tunnel barrier. S. Yuasa1,2, A. Fukushima1, H. Kubota1, T. Nagahama1, Y. Suzuki1,3 and K. Ando11. Nanoelectronics Research Institute, National Institute of Advanced Industrial ED-07. Soft magnetic layers for low-field detection with magnetic- Science and Technology (AIST), Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; 2. tunnel-junction sensors. (Invited) W. F. Egelhoff1, PRESTO, Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), R.D. McMichael1, M.D. Stiles1, F. Johnson1, A.J. Shapiro1, Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan; 3. Graduate School of Engineering C.L. Dennis1, B.B. Maranville1 and C.J. Powell11. NIST, Science, Osaka University, Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan Gaithersburg, MD, USA 112 PROGRAM PROGRAM 113

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ED-08. Improvement of Writing Margin in MRAM through 1 1 EE-02. Amorphous FeCoCrZrB ferromagnets for use as high Controlling Magnetic Mass and Shape. K. Nam , S. Oh , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 temperature magnetic refrigerants. F. J ohnson and J. Lee , H. Kim , J. Jeong , S. Park , H. Kim , U. Chung and 1 1 R.D. Shull 1. Magnetism Group, Metallurgy Div., Materials J. Moon 1. Process Development Team, Samsung Electronics, Science & Engineering Lab., National Institute of Standards and Yongin-City, South Korea Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA 11:00 9:24 ED-09. Reduction of write currents by use of parallel coupling for 45 nm node MRAM. D.W. Abraham1 and D. Worledge11. IBM TJ Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA EE-03. Ferromagnetic rare earth mononitirides - a new type material of magnetic refrigerant and regenerator -. T. Nakagawa1, 11:12 K. Sako1, T. Arakawa1, N. Tomioka1, S. Nishio1, T.A.Yamamoto1, T. Kusunose2, K. Niihara3, K. Kamiya4 and T. Numazawa41. Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University, Suita, Japan; ED-10. Conceptual Material Design for MTJ Cap Layer for High MR 2. Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research, Osaka Ratio. M. Nagamine1, T. Nagase1, K. Nishiyama1, M. Yoshikawa1, University, Ibaraki, Japan; 3. Extreme Energy-Density Research M. Amano1, Y. Asao1, S. Ikegawa1, H. Yoda1, H. Honjou2, Institute, Nagaoka University of Technology, nagaoka, Japan; 4. K. Mori2, N. Ishiwata2 and S. Tahara21. c/o MRAM TG, System Tsukuba Magnet Laboratory, National Institute for Materials Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation, Toshiba Science, Tsukuba, Japan Corporation, Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan; 2. MRAM TG, System Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation, Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan 9:36

11:24 EE-04. Magnetic entropy change in melt-spun MnFePGe. (Invited) 1 1 1 1 ED-11. Tuning of MgO Barrier Magnetic Tunnel Junctions Bias A. Yan , K. Mueller , L. Schultz and O. Gutfleisch 1. IFW Current for Pico-Tesla Magnetic Field Detection. R. Ferreira1,2, Dresden, Dresden, Germany P. P. F reitas1,2, J. Langer3, B. Ocker 3 and W. Maass31. Microsystems and Nanotechnology, Instituto de Engenharia de 10:12 Sistemas Computacionais (INESC-MN), Lisboa, Portugal; 2. Physics Department, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisboa, Portugal; 3. Singulus Technologies AG, Kahl/Main, Germany EE-05. The Effects of Small Metal Additions (Co, Cu, Ga, Mn, Al, Bi,

Sn) on the Magnetocaloric Properties of the Gd5Ge2Si2 Alloy. 11:36 R.D. Shull1, V.Provenzano1, A.J. Shapiro1, A. Fu1, G. Kletetschka2,3 and V.Mikula2,41. Metallurgy Division, NIST, ED-12. Polarity dependence of breakdown characteristics in magnetic Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 2. Dept. of Physics, Catholic University tunnel junctions. K. Kim1, Y. Jang1, C. Nam1, K. Lee1 and of America, Washington, DC, USA; 3. Goddard Space Flight B. Cho11. Materials Science and Engineering, Gwangju Institute Center, NASA, Code 691, Greenbelt, MD, USA; 4. Geological of Science and Technology (GIST), Gwangju, South Korea Institute, Academy of Science, Prague, Czech Republic

10:24 WEDNESDAY GOLD MORNING EE-06. Thermodynamic Aspects of Magnetic-Field-Driven Phase 9:00 Transformations in Gd-Si-Ge Alloys. V. Basso1, M. LoBue1, 1 1 Session EE C.P. Sasso and G. Bertotti 1. IEN Galileo Ferraris, Torino, Italy MAGNETO-CALORIC MATERIALS 10:36 Ekkes Brueck, Chair

9:00 EE-07. Influence of Partial Substitution of Ce on the Curie Temperature and Magnetic Entropy Change in Itinerant- 1 EE-01. The magneto-thermal behavior of mixed valent Eu3O4. Electron Metamagnetic La(FexSi1-x)13 Compounds. A. Fujita , K. Ahn1,2, A. Tsokol1, V.Pecharsky1,2 and K. Gschneidner, Jr.1,21. S. Fujieda1 and K. Fukamichi21. Department of Materials Materials and Engineering Physics Program, Ames Laboratory, Science, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University, Ames, IA, USA; 2. Department of Materials Science and Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. Institute of Multidisciplinary Research Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan 114 PROGRAM PROGRAM 115

10:48 WEDNESDAY ATHERTON MORNING 9:00 EE-08. Improvement of refrigerant capacity of La0.67Ca0.33MnO3 single crystal with a few percent Fe doping. Z. Kou1, X. Ma1, N. Di1, Q. Li1 and Z. Cheng11. State Key Laboratory of Session EF Magnetism, Insitute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, OXIDE MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS I Beijing 100080, China Tim Droubay, Chair

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EE-09. Giant Magnetocaloric effect (MCE) in Clathrates. S. Srinath1, 1 1 1 1 2 D. Rebar , J. Gass , G. Woods , S. Hariharan , M. Beekman and 1 2 EF-01. Magnetoresistance of Co-doped ZnO thin films. P. Stamenov , G. Nolas 1. Materials Physics Lab, Physics Department, M. Venkatesan1, L.S. Dorneles1 and J. Coey11. Physics University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA; 2. Novel Materials Department and CRANN, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland Lab, Physics Department, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA

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EE-10. Structure and Magnetocaloric Properties of the Fe-Doped EF-02. The electronic structure of Co-doped ZnO probed through x- HoTiGe Alloy. V. Provenzano1, B. Baumgold1, R.D. Shull1, ray absorption and resonant x-ray emission spectroscopy. 1 1 1 1 A.J. Shapiro1, K. Koyama2, K. Watanabe2, N.K. Singh3, S. Krishnamurthy , C. McGuinness , J. Coey , L.S. Dorneles , 1 1 1 2 K.J. Suresh3, A.K. Nigam4 and S.K. Malik41. Metallurgy Division, M. Venkatesan , J.G. Lunney , C. Patterson , K.E. Smith , 2 2 3 NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 2. Institute for Materials T. Learmonth , P.-. Glans and T. Schmitt 1. Department of Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 3. Department of Physics, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland; 2. Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, Mumbai, India; Physics, Boston University, Boston, MA, USA; 3. Max-Lab 4. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay, Mumbai, National Laboratory, Lund University, Lund, Sweden India

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1 EE-11. Correlation between magnetism and magnetocaloric effect in EF-03. Magnetism in doped oxides: Cr:TiO2 and Cu:ZnO. L. Ye and 1 the intermetallic compound DyNiAl. N.K. Singh1, K.G. Suresh1, A.J. Freeman 1. Department of Physics and Astronomy, R. Nirmala2, A.K. Nigam2 and S.K. Malik21. Physics, I.I.T. Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA Bombay, Mumbai, Maharastra, India; 2. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, Maharastra, India 9:36 11:36

EF-04. Room temperature ferromagnetic semiconductor-ZnO:Cu EE-12. Magnetic properties of DyNi3FeGa. D.A. Joshi1, C.V.Tomy1, from experiment and theory. L. Huang1, A. Gupta2, A.L. Rosa1, D.S. Rana2, R. Nagarajan2 and S.K. Malik21. Physics, IIT K.V.Rao2 and R. Ahuja1,21. Department of Physics, Uppsala Bombay, Mumbai, Maharastra, India; 2. CMP&MS, TIFR University, Uppsala, Sweden; 2. Department of Materials Science, Bombay, Mumbai, Maharastra, India Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

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EE-13. Magneto-structural transition and adiabatic temperature

variation in poly- and single-crystal Ni2MnGa alloys. EF-05. Oxide-based dilute ferromagnetic semiconductors. C.P.Sasso1, M. Pasquale1, L. Giudici1, S. Besseghini2, E. Villa2, A.K. Pradhan1, D. Hunter1, B.A. Lasley-Hunter1, K. Zhang1, L.H. Lewis3, T.A. Lograsso4 and D.L. Schlegel41. Materials, IEN J.B. Dadson1, T.M. Williams1, K. Lord1, R.R. Rakhimov1, Galileo Ferraris, Torino, Italy; 2. CNR-IENI, Lecco, Italy; 3. J. Zhang2 and D.J. Sellmyer21. Ceneter for Materials research, Materials Science, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, Norfolk State University, Norfolk, VA, USA; 2. Department of USA; 4. Materials and Engineering Physics, Ames Laboratory, Physics and Astronomy and Center for Materials Research and Ames, IA, USA Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA 116 PROGRAM PROGRAM 117

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EF-06. Direct Measurements of Spin Polarization of the Magnetic EF-12. Possible polaron manifestation in cobalt XAS of cobalt-doped 1 2,3 1 1 1 1 1 Semiconductor EuO. R.P.Panguluri , V.Vaithyanathan , TiO2. A. Lussier , E. Neguse , J. Holroyd , J. Dvorak , Y. Idzerda , D.G. Schlom2,3 and B. Nadgorny11. Department of Physics and E. Arenholz2, S. Shinde3, S. Ogale3 and T. Venkatesan31. Physics, Astronomy, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, USA; 2. Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Advanced Light Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Penn State Source, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, University, University Park, PA, USA; 3. Center for Oxide- USA; 3. Ctr for Superconductivity Res., Dept. of Physics, U. of Semiconductor Materials for Quantum Computation (COSMQC), Maryland, College Park, MD, USA University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 11:24 10:12

EF-13. Suitable impurity-pair doped TiO2 rutile for fabricating 1 1 EF-07. Detailed investigation of Cr-doped anatase TiO2 as a potential spintronic devices. M. Palanichamy , R.V.Belosludov , DMS. T. Kaspar1, T. Droubay1, S.M. Heald1, V.Shutthanandan1, H. Mizuseki1, T. Nishimatsu1, T. Fukumura1, M. Kawasaki1 and C.M. Wang1, D.E. McCready1, J.E. Jaffe1 and S.A. Chambers11. Y. Kawazoe 11. Institute for Materials Research, Sendai, Japan Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA 11:36 10:24

EF-14. The structure and magnetic properties of pure and Gd-doped EF-08. Atomic-scale studies of cobalt distribution in Co-TiO anatase 1 1 2 3 3 2 HfO2 thin films. W. Wang , Y. Hong , M. Yu , B. Rout , G. Glass thin films: Processing, microstructure and the origin of and J. Tang11. Department of Physics, University of New Orleans, 1 2 2 ferromagnetism. K.A. Griffin , M. Varela , S.J. Pennycook and New Orleans, LA, USA; 2. Advance Materials Research Institute, 1 K.M. Krishnan 1. Department of Materials Science & University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. Louisiana Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA; 2. Solid Accelerator Center, PO Box 42410, University of Louisiana at State Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, Lafayette,, Lafayette, LA, USA USA 11:48 10:36

EF-15. Orbital ferromagnetism in V-doped SnO2 thin films. 1,3 1,3 1,3 1,3 1,3 3 EF-09. Carrier induced ferromagnetism in Nb doped Co:TiO2 and J. Zhang , R. Skomski , B. Jones , J. Zhou , L. Yue , X. Li , 1,2 2 2,3 2,3 1,3 Fe:TiO2 epitaxitial thin film. T. Hitosugi , G. Kinoda , J. Shi , Y. Lu and D.J. Sellmyer 1. Department of Physics and 2 2 2,3 2 Y. Yamamoto , Y. Furubayashi , K. Inaba , Y. Hirose , Astronomy, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. 1,2 1,2 T. Shimada and T. Hasegawa 1. Dept. of Chemistry, University Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Nebraska, of Tokyo, Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. KAST, Kawasaki, Japan; 3. Lincoln, NE, USA; 3. Center for Materials Research and Analysis, Materials and Structures Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA Technology, Yokohama, Japan

10:48 WEDNESDAY SACRAMENTO EF-10. Magnetic tunnel junction with ferromagnetic semiconductor MORNING 1 rutile Ti1-xCoxO2-δ as spin injection electrode. H. Toyosaki , 9:00 T. Fukumura1, K. Ueno1, M. Nakano1 and M. Kawasaki1,21. institute for materials research, Tohoku university, Sendai, Miyagi, Session EG Japan; 2. Combinatorial Materials Exploration and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan SOFT FILMS AND CRYSTALLINE MATERIALS Kiyonori Suzuki, Chair 11:00 9:00

EF-11. Magnetism and carrier transport in cobalt-doped TiO2 magnetic semiconductor. R. Ramaneti1, J.C. Lodder1 and EG-01. Interfacial and annealing effects on magnetic properties of R. Jansen11. Systems and Materials for Information Storage, CoFeB thin film. Y. Wang1, W. Chen1, S. Yang1, K. Shen1, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer M. Kao1 and M. Tsai11. Electronics Research and Service Science., MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, University of Organization (ERSO), Industrial Technology Research Institute Twente, Enschede, Overijssel, Netherlands (ITRI), Hsinchu, Taiwan 118 PROGRAM PROGRAM 119

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EG-02. Spin-reorientation transition in glassy Co-Fe-Ta-B thin films. EG-08. Mn-Ir/Fe-Si exchange-coupled multilayer film with plural P. Sharma1, H. Kimura2, A. Inoue2, E. Arenholz3 and J. Guo31., FMR absorptions for wideband noise filter. M. Sonehara1, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Sendai 980-8577, Japan; T. Ishikawa1, T. Sugiyama1, T. Sato1, K. Yamasawa1 and 2. Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University, Sendai Y. Miura11. Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 980-8577, Japan; 3. Advanced Light Source, Lawrence Berkeley Faculty of Engineering, Shinshu University, Nagano-shi, Nagano- National Laboratory, Berkeley 94720, CA, USA ken, Japan

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EG-03. Structure, ferromagnetic resonance and permeability of EG-09. Influence of Aluminum Substitution on the Magnetic 1 1 nanogranular CoFeBNi films. M. Pasquale , F. Celegato , Couplings in R-T Alloys Ho (Fe Al ) . J. Ostorero1 and 1 1 3 2 5 6 6 1-x x 23 A. Magni , S. Perero , P. Kabos , V.Teppati , S. Han , J. Kim and M. Guillot21. UPR 209, CNRS, Thiais, France; 2. LCMI, CNRS, 4 S. Lim 1. Materials, IENGF, Torino, Italy; 2. DELEN, Politecnico Grenoble, France di Torino, Torino, Italy; 3. Electromagnetic Division, NIST, Boulder, CO, USA; 4. Materials Science and Engineering, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea; 5. Nano Device Research Center, 10:48 KIST, Seoul, South Korea; 6. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea EG-10. Micro-fluxgate sensor with amorphous cobalt (Co-Nb-Zr) soft magnetic core for electronic compass. K. Na1, J. Yuan1, J. Ji1 and 9:36 S. Choi21. Nano Fabrication Center, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, South Korea; 2. MEMS Lab., Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Suwon, South Korea EG-04. Characterization of high frequency behaviours in Fe-Co-B-Ni thin soft magnetic films grown by an oblique deposition 1 2 method. I. Kim and J. Kim 1. Mobile-RF, Samsung Electro- 11:00 Mechanics, Suwon, South Korea; 2. Material Science Eng., Hanyang University, Ansan, Gyunggi-do, South Korea EG-11. Thickness Dependence of the Microstructure and In-plane 1 9:48 Magnetic Anisotropy of Sputtered Fe50Ni50 Films. Q. Zeng , I. Baker1, Y. Sun1, J. Cui1 and C.P. Daghlian21. Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA; 2. Rippel EG-05. Effect of Aging on Microstructure of FeCo Alloys. Z. Turgut1, Electron Microscopy Facility, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, M. Huang1, J.C. Horwath2, R.T. Fingers2, Y. Peng3 and USA D.E. Laughlin31. UES Inc., Dayton, OH, USA; 2. AFRL, Wright- Patterson AFB, OH, USA; 3. Department of MSE, Carnegie 11:12 Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

10:00 EG-12. Magnetic anisotropy and crystal structure of CoP films synthesized from the electrodeposition from alkaline electrolytes. X. Xu1 and G. Zangari21. Chemical Engineering, EG-06. Electroplated CoFe Thin Films for Electromagnetic Univ. Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, USA; 2. Materials Science and Microactuators. M. Bedenbecker1 and H.H. Gatzen11. Institute Engineering, Univ. Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, USA for Microtechnology, Hanover University, Garbsen, Germany 11:24 10:12

EG-13. Lattice, magnetic property and Electronic Structure Studies EG-07. Granular soft magnetic material CoFeHfO developed by high on Pd-based Alloys. Q. Li1,2, D. Greig2, J.A. Matthew3, T. Shen4 deposition-rate pulsed reactive sputtering for system-in- and G. Beamson51. Department of Physics, Southeast University, package applications. L. Li1, S.X. Wang1, K. Hwang2, Y. Min2, Nanjing, China; 2. Physics and Astronomy, Leeds University, M. Mao3, T. Schneider3 and R. Bubber31. Materials Science and Leeds, United Kingdom; 3. Physics, York University, York, United Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA; 2. Intel Kingdom; 4. Physics, Salford University, Salford, United Corporation, Chandler, AZ, USA; 3. Veeco Instruments Fremont, Kingdom; 5. CLRC, Daresbury Laboratory, Warrington, United Fremont, CA, USA Kingdom 120 PROGRAM PROGRAM 121

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EG-14. A-parameter for the texture characterization of non EH-05. Ultraslow femtosecond relaxation observed for high excitation 1 1 1 1 conventional high Si non-oriented electrical steel. J. Barros1, power. M. Djordjevic , G. Eilers , M. Luettich , M. Muenzenberg 2 O. Leon-Garcia1, T. Ros-Yanez1, L. Kestens1,2 and Y. Houbaert11. and J.S. Moodera 1. IV. Phys. Institute, Goettingen University, Laboratory for Materials Physics, Dept. of Metallurgy and Goettingen, Germany; 2. Francis Bitter Magnet Laboratory, MIT, Materials Science, Gent University, Gent, Belgium; 2. Dept. of Cambridge, MA, USA Materials Science Engineering, Delf University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands 10:00

EH-06. Study of diffraction patterns of magnetostatic mode surface waves by taking the Green’s function approach. S. Tamaru1, WEDNESDAY PIEDMONT J.A. Bain1 and M.H. Kryder21. Data Storage Systems Center, MORNING Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Seagate 9:00 Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Session EH 10:12 MAGNETIZATION DYNAMICS II David Awschalom, Chair EH-07. Dispersion relation of traveling spin waves in a long-strip magnetic waveguide. S. Choi1, K. Lee1 and S. Kim11. Nanospintronics Laboratory, School of Materials Science and 9:00 Engineering, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea

EH-01. Dynamics of magnetostatically coupled vortices in tri-layer 10:24 magnetic dots. K. Guslienko1, K. Buchanan1, V.Novosad1 and S.D. Bader11. Materials Science Division and Center for Nanoscale Materials, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, EH-08. Dynamic field enhancement in a time-resolved experiment. 1 1 1 USA A. Dobin , E. Girt and G. Ju 1. Seagate Technology, Fremont, CA, USA

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EH-02. Laser induced ultrafast spin dynamics in epitaxial Co/Mn EH-09. Large angle magnetization generated dynamics generated by exchange coupled bilayers. F. Dalla Longa1,2, J.T. Kohlhepp1,2 time-resolved ferromagnetic resonance. T. Gerrits1, and B. Koopmans1,21. Applied Physics, Eindhoven University of M.L. Schneider1, A.B. Kos1 and T.J. Silva11. Electromagnetics Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands; 2. Center for Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology, NanoMaterials, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Boulder, CO, USA Netherlands

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EH-10. The Cloning of Magnetostatic Wave Pulses by Parametric EH-03. Two magnon scattering and spinpumping studies in magnetic Pumping. K.R. Smith1, V.I.Vasyuchka2, M. Wu1, G.A. Melkov2 bilayer Fe/Au,Pd/Fe(001) structures using network analyzer and C.E. Patton11. Department of Physics, Colorado State 1 1 1 measurements. O. Mosendz , B. Kardasz and B. Heinrich 1. University, Fort Collins, CO, USA; 2. Faculty of Radiophysics, Physics, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada National Taras Shevchenko University of Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine

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EH-04. INVESTIGATION OF PUMPED SPIN CURRENTS BY EH-11. Nonthermal optical control of magnetization on a DUAL-FREQUENCY FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE. femtosecond timescale. F. Hansteen1,2, A.V.Kimel1, A. Kirilyuk1 Y. Guan1 and W. Bailey2,11. Applied Physics, Columbia and T. Rasing11. IMM, Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, University, New York, NY, USA; 2. Materials Science, Columbia Netherlands; 2. The Norwegian University of Science and Unversity, New York, NY, USA Technology, Trondheim, Norway 122 PROGRAM PROGRAM 123

∆ 11:12 EP-02. Nanoscale spatial non-homogeneity of 3D π in Mg1-xAlxB2 single crystals. F. Giubileo1,2, F. Bobba2,1, D. Roditchev3, A. Cucolo2,1, N. Zhigadlo4, S.M. Kazakov4 and J. Karpinski41. EH-12. Fast resonant switching of magnetic vortex cores. B. Van INFM SUPERMAT LAB, CNR at University of Salerno, Baronissi 1 2 2 2 2 Waeyenberge , H. Stoll , A. Puzic , K. Chou , M. Almokhtar , (SA), Italy; 2. Physics Department, University of Salerno, 3 4 6 4 5 T. Tyliszczak , K. Rott , H. Brueckl , G. Reiss , I. Neudecker , Baronissi (SA), Italy; 3. Institut des Nanosciences de Paris, 5 5 2 D. Weiss , C.H. Back and G. Schuetz 1. Department of University of Paris 6 et 7, Paris, France; 4. Solis State Physics Subatomic and Radiation Physics, Ghent University, Ghent, Laboratory, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland Belgium; 2. Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, Stuttgart, Germany; 3. Chemical Science Division, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA; 4. Faculty of Physics, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld, EP-03. Magnetoresistance in La and Ca doped YBa2Cu3O7-d. 1,2 1,2 1,2 3 1 Germany; 5. Institute for Experimental and Applied Physics, B. Qian , X. Wu , J. Xing , J. Gao and S. Jiang 1. Lab of Solid Regensburg University, Regensburg, Germany; 6. ARCS, Nano State Microstructures and Department of Physics, Nanjing System Technology, Tech Gate, Vienna, Austria University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. Jiangsu Laboratory of Advanced Functional Materials and Department of Physics, Changshu Institute of Technology, Changshu, 215500, China; 3. 11:24 Department of Physics, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China EH-13. Coherent spin waves in epitaxial Fe films on GaAs (001). 1 1 1 2 2 H. Zhao , D. Talbayev , G. Luepke , A.T. Hanbicki , C.H. Li , EP-04. Characterization of surface and interface structure of O.M. van’t Erve2, G. Kioseoglou2 and B.T. Jonker21. Applied YBa2Cu3O7-δ-based trilayer with La0.67Ca0.33MnO3 spacer. Science, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, USA; 2. W. Ta n 1,2, H. Cai1, J. Liu1, X. Wu1, S. Jiang1, Z. Wu3, Q. Jia3 and Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA J. Gao41. Lab of Solid State Microstructures and Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. 11:36 Department of Applied Physics, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing, 210094, Jiangsu, China; 3. Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, 100039, EH-14. Gyromagnetic damping and the role of magnetostatic spin- China; 4. Department of Physics, The University of Hong Kong, waves in pulsed inductive microwave magnetometry. Hong Kong, China M. Schneider1, T. Gerrits1, A.B. Kos1 and T.J. Silva11. NIST, Boulder, CO, USA EP-05. Uniform films of MgB2 superconductor prepared by EBE and in-situ. Y. Zhang1, H. Zhu1, S. Zhou1, S. Ding2,3 and X. Wang31. 11:48 Department of Physics, Shanghai University, Shanghai, China; 2. Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, EH-15. Gilbert Damping Constants in Ni-Co, Ni-Fe and Half-metallic China; 3. Institutes for Superconducting and Electronic Materials, Heusler Alloy Thin Films. M. Oogane1, T. Wakitani1, S. Yakata1, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia R. Yilgin1, Y. Ando1, A. Sakuma1 and T. Miyazaki11. Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan EP-06. The ac effect of vortex pinning in the arrays of defect sites on Nb films. T. Wu 1, L. Horng2, J. Wu2, C. Hsiao 2, J. Koláˇcek3 and T. Yang21. Department of Electrophysics, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Taiwan SPIN Research Center WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL and Department of Physics, National Changhua University of MORNING Education, Changhua, Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics ASCR, Cukrovarnicka 10, 162 53 Praha 6, Czech Republic 8:00

Session EP EP-07. Analysis of diffusive interface resistance with perpendicular current in Fe/Nb multilayers. S. Huang1,2, S. Lee1, C. Yu3, SUPERCONDUCTIVITY I S. Hsu2 and Y.Yao11. Institute of physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, (POSTER SESSION) Taiwan; 2. Institute of Electrophysics, National Chiao-Tung John Wei, Chair University, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics, National Chung Cheng University, Taipei, Taiwan EP-01. Transport, thermal and magnetic properties of

RuSr2(Gd1.5Ce0.5)Cu2O10-δ,a magnetic superconductor. EP-08. Effect of doping level and annealing temperature on Jc(H) D.G. Naugle1, D.D. Rathnayaka1, V.B. Krasovitsky2, performance in nano-SiC doped MgB2 wires. B.I. Belevtsev2, M.P.Anatska1, G. Agnolet1 and I. Felner31. O. Shcherbakova1, S. Soltanian1, M. Qin1, S.X. Dou1, M. Bhatia2 Department of Physics, Texas A&M University, College Station, and E.W. Collings21. Institute for Superconducting and Electronic TX, USA; 2. B.Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Materials, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia; Engineering, Kharkov, Ukraine; 3. Racah Institute of Physics, The 2. LASM, Materials Science and Engineering Department, Ohio Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel State University, Columbus, OH, USA 124 PROGRAM PROGRAM 125

EP-09. Transport properties of the multilayered MgB2/Mg2Si EQ-04. Sites occupancy of Al3+ and Cr3+ in co-substituted Y3Fe5O12 superconducting thin film. Y. Zhao1, M. Qin1, S. Dou1, garnets. K. Bouziane1, A.A. Yousif1, H.M. Widatallah1, A.D. Al M. Ionescu2 and P. Munroe31. ISEM, University of Wollongong, Rawas1, A. Gismlseed1 and J. Amighian21. Physics, Sultan Wollongong, NSW, Australia; 2. Australian Nuclear Science and Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman; 2. Physics, University of Technology Organization (ANSTO), Menai, NSW, Australia; 3. Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran E.M. Unit, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia

EQ-05. Three-dimensional photonic crystals: Faraday rotation and EP-10. Quantum Effects in Small-Capacitance High Temperature 1,2 1 1 1,2 transmissivity. A. Baryshev , R. Fujikawa , K. Nishimura , Superconducting Tunneling Junctions. G.A. Alvarez , 1 1,3 I. Iguchi2, X.L. Wang1, S.X. Dou1 and C. Cook31. Spintronic and H. Uchida and M. Inoue 1. Toyohashi University of Technology, Electronic Materials Group, ISEM, University of Wollongong, Toyohashi, Japan; 2. Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute, Saint- Wollongong, NSW, Australia; 2. Applied Physics, Tokyo Institute of Petersburg, Russian Federation; 3. CREST, Japan Science and Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 3. Engineering, University of Technology Corporation, Tokyo, Japan Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia EQ-06. Anomalous domain nucleation in an orthoferrite optical EP-11. Impact of Co and Mo substitution at Ru site in prism. Y.S. Didosyan1, G.A. Reider1 and H. Hauser11. Electrical 1 1 RuSr2Eu1.5Ce0.5Cu2O10. V. P. Awana , H. Kishan and Engineering, TU Wien, Vienna, Austria A.V.Narlikar 21. Superconductivity, NPL, New Delhi, India; 2. Department of Physics, IUC for DAE, Indore, India EQ-07. Growth and Magnetic Properties of BiCaInVIG Single EP-12. Three-dimensional vortex structure in d-superconductors. Crystals. Z. Xu11. Materials Science and Engineering, ZheJiang P. Bessarab1 and A. Radievsky21. physics department, Immanuel University, Hangzhou, ZheJiang, China Kant Russian State University, Kaliningrad, Russian Federation; 2. Western Department, IZMIRAN, Kaliningrad, Russian Federation EQ-08. Epitaxial bismuth and gallium substituted lutetium iron garnet films grown on gadolinium gallium garnet by pulsed laser deposition. S. Leitenmeier1, A. Heinrich1, T. Koerner1, J. Lindner1 and B. Stritzker11. Lehrstuhl fuer Experimentalphysik IV, University of Augsburg, Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL MORNING 8:00 EQ-09. Structural and Magnetic Properties of Laves Compounds Dy1- ≤ ≤ 1,2 1,2 1,2 xPrx(Fe0.35Co0.55B0.1)2 (0 x 1). W. J. Ren , X.G. Zhao , D. Li , Session EQ J.J. Liu1,2, J. Li1,2 and Z.D. Zhang1,21. Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science, Institute of Metal Research, MAGNETO-OPTICAL AND MAGNETO-ELASTIC Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang, China; 2. International MATERIALS Centre for Materials Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, (POSTER SESSION) shenyang, China David Lederman, Chair

EQ-10. Intermartensitic Transformation in Ni2Mn1-xCoxGa Heusler EQ-01. Development of LPE–grown (Bi, Gd, Lu)–substituted thin Alloys. M.U. Khan1, S. Stadler1 and N. Ali11. Physics, Southern film garnets. I. Nistor1, C. Holthaus1, C. Krafft2 and Illinois University Carbondale, Carbondale, IL, USA I.D. Mayergoyz1,31. Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 2. Laboratory for Physical Sciences, College Park, MD, USA; 3. UMIACS, EQ-11. Application of the Villari effect to electric power harvesting. 1 1 University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA X. Zhao and D. Lord 1. Institute for Materials Research, University of Salford, Salford, M5 4WT, United Kingdom EQ-02. Magneto-optical properties of wider gap II-VI DMS ZnMnTe and ZnMnCoTe films. M. Imamura1 and A. Okada21. Electrical EQ-12. Magnetoelastic anisotropy and exchange bias in [FeCo/TbFe]3 Engineering, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Fukuoka, Japan; 2. multilayer films. J. Tan1, H. Zeng2, R.C. Wetherhold3 and Advanced Technology R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric W.A. Anderson11. Electrical Engineering, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, Corporation, Amagasaki, Japan NY, USA; 2. Physics, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, USA; 3. Mechanical Engineering, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, USA EQ-03. Magneto-Optical Properties of Three-Dimensional Magnetophoptonic Crystals. A. Khanikaev1, M. Inoue1,2, H. Uchida1 and A. Granovsky31. Toyohashi University of EQ-13. Study on the new sintering method of Terfenol-D. S. Zhao1, Technology, Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan; 2. CREST, Japan Science H. Liu1, S. Li2, J. Qu1 and Y. Li 11. School of Material Science and and Technology Corporation, 113-0033 Japan, Tokyo, Aichi, Engineering, Hebei University of Technology, Tianjin, China; 2. Japan; 3. Magnetism, Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow Department of Physics, North China Electric Power University, State University, Leninski Gory 119992, Moscow, Japan Baoding, Hebei Province, China 126 PROGRAM PROGRAM 127

EQ-14. Critical phenomenon in soft magnetic properties of giant ER-07. Size dependent Magnetic properties of Ordered Li0.5Fe2.5O4 magnetostrictive materials - computer simulation. prepared by Sol-Gel method. K. Kang1, S. Hyun1 and C. Kim11. H. Fukunaga1 and T. Yamaguchi11. Nagasaki University, Department of Physics, Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea Nagasaki, Japan ER-08. Cation Valence and Magnetic Order in Cu-ferrite thin films: 1 2 3 EQ-15. Magnetic anisotropy of Ni-Mn-Ga non-modulated tetragonal an XAS & XMCD Study. D.A. Arena , A. Yang , S. Stadler and 2 martensite with long c-axis. O. Heczko1, L. Straka1 and V.G. Harris 1. National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven S. Hannula11. Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo, Finland National Lab, Upton, NY, USA; 2. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA; 3. Physics, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, USA

ER-09. Fabrication and Frequency Dependent Properties of WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL Polyurethane Nanocomposites Containing Core/Shell Ferrite MORNING Nanoparticles. C.R. Vestal1 and M.D. Alexander21. Universal 8:00 Technology Corporation, Dayton, OH, USA; 2. Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, USA Session ER ER-10. Ferrite core loss calculations and modeling with square wave FERRITES, GARNETS AND MICROWAVE and DC bias. A.P.Van den Bossche1, V.C.Valchev2 and D.M. Van MATERIALS I de Sype11. EELAB, Ghent University, Gent, Belgium; 2. (POSTER SESSION) Electronics, Technical University of Vrana, Varna, Bulgaria Vince Harris, Chair ER-11. Self-biased Barium Hexaferrite Screen Printed Thick Films. Y. Chen1, A.L. Geiler1, T. Sakai1, S.D. Yoon1, C. Vittoria1 and ER-01. Cation Occupancy Determination in Manganese Zinc Ferrites V.G. Harris11. Department of Electrical and Computer 1 using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy. S. Morrison , Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA M.D. Shultz1 and E.E. Carpenter11. Chemistry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA ER-12. LIQUID PHASE EPITAXIAL GROWTH OF THICK BARIUM FERRITE FILMS FOR MMIC APPLICATIONS. J. Jalli1, Y. Hong1, S. Gee1, C. Juan1 and C. Weatherspoon11. ER-02. Dynamic Magnetic Properties of Fe3O4 Nanoparticle Assembly in Ultra-high Frequency Range. T. Ogawa1, Materials Science and Engineering, University of Idaho, Moscow, S. Kakibe1, D. Hasegawa1, M. Takahashi2 and M. Yamaguchi31. ID, USA Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. New Industry Creation Hatchery Center, Tohoku ER-13. Electronic and magnetic properties of Mn doped lanthanum 1 2 1 1 1 University, Sendai, Japan; 3. Department of Electrical and ferrites. X. Zhou , Q. Cai , J. Yang , B. Scarfino , W.B. Yeon , 1 1 1 Communication Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan W. J. James , H.U. Anderson and H.U. Anderson 1. University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO, USA; 2. University of Missouri- Columbia, Columbia, MO, USA ER-03. Conduction Noise Attenuation by Fe3O4 Thin Films Attached on Microstrip Line. S. Kim1, S. Kim1 and G. Ryu11. Department ER-14. Microwave absorption of integrated CoNbZr film on coplanar of Materials Engineering, Chungbuk National University, waveguide. K. Kim1 and M. Yamaguchi11. Electrical and Cheongju 361-763, South Korea Communication Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

ER-04. A computational study of magnetic properties of artificial 1,2 2 2 copper ferrite (CuFe2O4). X. Zuo , A. Yang , C. Vittoria and V. G. Harris21. College of Information Technical Science, Nankai WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL University, Tianjin, Tianjin, China; 2. Department of Electrical MORNING and Computer Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, 8:00 USA Session ES ER-05. Investigation of Cr substitution in Co-Ferrite (CoCr Fe O ) x 2-x 4 SPIN TRANSFER TORQUE using Mossbauer Spectroscopy. K. Krieble1, C. Lo2, J.E. Snyder2 and Z. Melikhov21. Department of Physics and Earth Science, (POSTER SESSION) Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA, USA; 2. MSE Department and Nikoleta Theodoropoulou, Co-chair Center for NDE, Iowa State University and Ames Laboratory, Shehzaad Kaka, Co-chair Ames, IA, USA ES-01. Control of Magnetic domain structure in perpendicularly ER-06. Preparation and Characteristics of the Ni-ferrite magnetized FePt wire. H. Tanigawa1, A. Yamaguchi1, S. Kasai1, Encapsulated Mo-permalloy Powder. P. Hyun-Kyu1, O. Jae- T. Ono1, T. Seki2, T. Shima2 and K. Takanashi21. Graduate school Hee1, K. Taegyung1 and L. Tae-Gyung 21. School of Materials of Science, Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Uji, Science and Engineering, Inha University, Inchon, South Korea; Kyoto, Japan; 2. Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku 2. Changsung Corporation, Inchon, South Korea University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan 128 PROGRAM PROGRAM 129

ES-02. Magnetoresistance and Domain Wall Motion in Horseshoe ES-12. Interpretation of relationship between CPP-GMR and Spin 1 2 2 2 2 1 2,1 1 Ni80Fe20 Wires. J. Tsai , Y.Yao , S. Lee , K. Cheng and T. Chen 1. Torque Amplitude. A. Manchon , N. Strelkov , A. Deac , Department of Materials Engineering, National Chung Hsing A. Vedyayev2,1 and B. Dieny11. SPINTEC, CEA-Grenoble, University, Taichung, Taiwan; 2. Institute of Physics, Academia Grenoble, France; 2. Department of Magnetism, University Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Lomonosov, Moscow, Russian Federation

1 ES-03. Vortex domain wall dynamics driven by spin-current. J. He , ES-13. Spin pumping in hybrid diffusive systems. S.M. Watts1 and 1 1 Z. Li and S. Zhang 1. physics, university of missouri, Columbia, B.J. van Wees11. Materials Science Center, Rijksuniversiteit MO, USA Grongingen, Groningen, Netherlands

ES-04. Simulation of domain-wall configuration transformation by 1 2 2 ES-14. Influence of Lead Structure on Switching Characteristics in spin currents. Y. Nakatani , A. Thiaville and J. Miltat 1. Nanopillar Spin Valves. P.M. Braganca1, O. Ozatay1, A. Garcia1, Department of Computer Science, University of Electro- I.N. Krivorotov1, N.C. Emley1, E.M. Ryan1, D.C. Ralph1 and Communications, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Universite Paris-sud, R.A. Buhrman11. Applied and Engineering Physics, Cornell Laboratoire de physique des solides, Orsay Cedex, France University, Ithaca, NY, USA

ES-05. Vortex domain walls depinned by polarized current in submicron half-ring wires. Y. Chen1, K. Cheng1, C. Yu1, S. Lee1, ES-15. Current induced magnetization reversal in epitaxially grown 1 1 1 D. Chen2, S. Wu1, M. Lin1, Y. Liou1 and Y.Yao11. Institute of FePt / Au / FePt nanopillars. T. Seki , S. Mitani , K. Yakushiji 1 Phsics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Department of and K. Takanashi 1. Magnetic materials devision, Institute for Material Science&Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, materials research, Tohoku Univ., Sendai, Japan Hsinchu, Taiwan ES-16. Spin Current Induced Torque in Magnetic Tunnel Junctions. ES-06. Effects of artificial domain wall traps in pulsed-current A. Kalitsov1, I. Theodonis1,3, N. Kioussis1, M. Chshiev2, induced domain wall motion in a spin valve device. W.H. Butler2 and A.V.Vedyayev41. Department of Physics, 1,2 2 1,2 S.H. Florez , C. Krafft and R.D. Gomez 1. Electrical and California State University, Northridge, CA, USA; 2. MINT Computer Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, Center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 3. MD, USA; 2. Laboratory for Physical Sciences, College Park, MD, Department of Physics, National Technical University, Athens, USA Greece; 4. Faculty of Physics, M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russian Federation ES-07. Current induced magnetization switching in asymmetric necked wires. S. Lepadatu1, C. Bunce1, J. Wu1 and Y. Xu21. ES-17. ENHANCEMENT OF SPIN TORQUE IN DOUBLE Physics Department, University of York, York, United Kingdom; 2. BARRIER MAGNETIC JUNCTIONS. I. Theodonis1,2, Electronics Department, University of York, York, United Kingdom A. Kalitsov1 and N. Kioussis11. Physics, California State University Northridge, Northridge, CA, USA; 2. Physics, National ES-08. Field-Dependence of Critical Switching Current in Exchange Technical University of Athens, Zografou, Athens, Greece Biased Spin Valves. H.T. Nguyen1, H. Yi1, S. Joo1 and K. Shin11. Nano Device Research Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea ES-18. Energy Fokker-Planck equation for spin-torque driven magnetization dynamics. C. Serpico1, G. Bertotti2, I.D. Mayergoyz3,4, M. d’Aquino1 and R. Bonin2,51. Dept. of ES-09. Reduction of the threshold current density for the current- Electrical Eng., Univ. of Napoli Federico II, Napoli, Italy; 2. driven domain wall motion by shape control. A. Yamaguchi1, Materials Dept., IEN Galileo Ferraris (INRIM), Torino, Italy; 3. H. Tanigawa1, K. Yano1, S. Kasai1 and T. Ono11. Institute for Dept. of Electrical and Computer Eng., University of Maryland, Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Uji, Japan College Park, MD, USA; 4. UMIACS, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 5. Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy ES-10. Spin transfer switching in spin valve nanopillars using non- exchange biased IrMn buffer layer. J. Lee1,3, M. Chun3, W. park3, C. You1, S. Choi2, W. Jung3 and K. Kim31. Department of ES-19. Micromagnetic simulations of nanosecond magnetization 1 physics, Inha. university, In-Cheon, South Korea; 2. Department reversal processes in magnetic nanopillars. G. Finocchio , 1 1 2 2 of Physics, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. M. Carpentieri , B. Azzerboni , E. Martinez , L. Torres and 2 Advanced Metals Research Center, Korea Institute of Science & L. Lopez-Diaz 1. University of Messina, Messina, Italy; 2. Fisica Technology, Seoul, South Korea Aplicada, Universidad de Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain

ES-11. Magnetization switching induced by in-plane current with low ES-20. Sustained Precession under Spin-torque in the Micro- density in Pt/Co/Pt sandwich. W. W. Lin1, H. Sang1, D. Liu1, magnetic Regime. B. Montigny1,2 and J. Miltat11. Laboratoire de B. You1, A. Hu1, X.S. Wu1 and G. Xiao21. National lab of Solid Physique des Solides, Univ. Paris Sud, Orsay, France; 2. State Microstructrues, Nanjing Univ, Nanjing, China; 2. Physics, Altissemiconductor-Infineon Technologies, Corbeil-Essonnes, Brown Univ, Providence, RI, USA France 130 PROGRAM PROGRAM 131

ES-21. Spin-polarized Current Induced Magnetization Precession WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL and Switching for Perpendicular Anisotropic Ferrimagnetic MORNING 1 2 1 Thin Films. A. Canizo-Cabrera , V.Garcia-Vazquez and T. Wu 1. 8:00 Taiwan SPIN Research Center, National Yunlin University of Science & Technology, Touliu, Yunlin, Taiwan; 2. Instituto de Fisica Luis Rivera Terrazas, Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Session ET Puebla, Puebla, Mexico HEAD-MEDIA INTERFACE AND TRIBOLOGY (POSTER SESSION) ES-22. Analytic microscopic analysis of spin-current transfer and Peter Baumgart, Chair noise in multilayer devices. V.L. Safonov1 and H. Bertram11. Center for Magnetic Recording Research, University of California ET-01. Understanding Friction at Contacting Head-Disk Interfaces: - San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA Experiment and Theory. A.Y. Suh1, C. Mate2, R.N. Payne2 and A.A. Polycarpou11. Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial ES-23. Spin Transfer Excitation Linewidths in Magnetic Engineering, Univerisity of Illinois, Urbana, IL, USA; 2. San Jose Nanocontacts. W.H. Rippard1, M.R. Pufall1, S. Kaka1, T. Silva1, Research Center, Hitachi, San Jose, CA, USA S. Russek1 and J. Katine21. NIST, Boulder, CO, USA; 2. HGST, San Jose, CA, USA ET-02. Inspection of Pole Tip DLC Wear Due to Heater-Induced Head-Disc Contact. D. Song1, R.J. Kvitek1 and D.S. Schnur11. ES-24. Coherent Locking Effects in Spin Transfer Nano-Oscillators Seagate Technologies, Bloomington, MN, USA Induced By ac Currents and Fields. M.R. Pufall1, 1 1 1 1 2 W.H. Rippard , S. Kaka , S.E. Russek , T.J. Silva and J. Katine 1. ET-03. Vacuum vapor deposition of PFPE lubricant films on Si- NIST, Boulder, CO, USA; 2. HGST, San Jose, CA, USA incorporated diamond-like carbon surfaces. J. Choi1, M. Kawaguchi2, T. Kato2 and M. Ikeyama11. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Nagoya, Aichi, ES-25. Micromagnetic modeling of nano-contact spin-transfer Japan; 2. The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 3. The University oscillators. S.E. Russek1, S. Kaka1, W.H. Rippard1, M. Pufall1, of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan T.J. Silva1 and M. Donahue21. National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO, USA; 2. NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA ET-04. Vapor deposition of PFPE lubricant on fluorinated DLC surface. M. Kawaguchi1, J. Choi2 and T. Kato11. Mechanical ES-26. Novel dynamic modes induced by spin-transfer in exchange Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. National biased spin-valves. A.M. Deac1,3, O. Redon1,3, Y. Liu2, S. Petit1, Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Nagoya, M. Li2, C. Baraduc1, P.Wang2, J. Nozieres1 and B. Dieny11. Japan Spintec, CEA/CNRS, Grenoble, France; 2. Headway Technologies, Milpitas, CA, USA; 3. Leti, CEA, Grenoble, France ET-05. Thermal effects of heated magnetic disk on the slider in heat assisted magnetic recording. B. Xu1, S. Hu1, H. Yuan1, J. Zhang1, ES-27. Spin torque driven hysteresis in magneto-conductance of point 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y. Chen , R. Ji , X. Miao , J. Chen and T. Chong 1. Data Storage contacts to thin ferromagnetic films. A. Konovalenko and Institute, A-star, Singapore, Singapore V. K orenivski11. Nanostructure Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden ET-06. Analytical Determination of the Surface Energy of Ultra-Low Flying Head-Disk Interfaces. A.Y. Suh1 and A.A. Polycarpou11. ES-28. Spin-transfer-induced magnetization switching in magnetic ME, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, 1 1 2 1 tunnel junctions. Y. Zhang , Z. Zhang , Y. Liu , B. Ma and USA Q. Jin11. Department of Optical Science and Engineering, Fudan University, Shanghai, China; 2. Department of Physics, Tongji University, Shanghai, China ET-07. Surface Energy and Adhesion of Perfluoropolyether Nanofilms on CHx Overcoat: The Backbone Chain Flexibility Effect. H. Chen1, L. Li2, A.G. Merzlikine2, Y. Hsia2 and ES-29. Magnetic Excitation Induced by Lateral Spin Diffusion. M.S. Jhon11. Depart of Chemical Engineering and Data Storage K. Lee1,2 and B. Dieny21. Samsung Advanced Institute of Systems Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Technology, Suwon, South Korea; 2. SPINTEC, URA CEA-CNRS, 2. Mechanical Integration and Tribology, Seagate Technology, Grenoble, France Pittsburg, PA, USA

ES-30. Oscillatory time dependence of the domain wall motion driven ET-08. Molecular Rheology of Perfluoropolyether Lubricant via by current pulses in magnetic nanowires. L. Thomas1, NEMD Simulation. Q. Guo1, H. Chen1 and M.S. Jhon11. Depart M. Hayashi1, X. Jiang1, R. Moryia1, C. Rettner1 and S. Parkin11. of Chemical Engineering and Data Storage Systems Center, IBM Almaden Research Center, San Jose, CA, USA Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 132 PROGRAM PROGRAM 133

ET-09. Viscoelastic Liquid Bearing Modeling for the Head-Disk EU-04. NdFeB thick films with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy. Interface via Lattice Boltzmann Method. H. Chen1, W. Kim1 K. Yamasawa1, X. Liu1 and A. Morisako11. Shinshu University, and M.S. Jhon11. Depart of Chemical Engineering and Data Nagano, Japan Storage Systems Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA EU-05. Anisotropic polymer bonded hard-magnetic films for MEMS applications. J.J. Romero1, R. Cuadrado1, E. Pina1, A. de Hoyos1, ET-10. The Interaction between Lubricant Droplet and Air Flow F. Pigazo2, F.J. Palomares2, A. Hernando1, R. Sastre3 and 1 within the Head/Disk Interface of Disk Drives. L. Wu 1. J.M. Gonzalez1,21. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Instituto Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska- de Magnetismo Aplicado, Las Rozas (Madrid), Madrid, Spain; 2. Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid, C.S.I.C., Madrid, Madrid, Spain; 3. Centro de Quimica Organica L. Mora Tamayo, ET-11. Study of Head Take-off Phenomenon Influenced by Stick-Slip C.S.I.C., Madrid, Madrid, Spain Vibration of Slider on Head-Disk-Interface. H. Tani1, 2 3 2 K. Goushi , K. Suzuki and T. Hamaguchi 1. Media Enginnering, EU-06. Thin Film SmCo Magnets for Use in Electromagnetic Hiatchi Global Storage Technologies, Odawara-shi, Kanagawa- Microactuators. T. Budde1 and H.H. Gatzen11. Institute for ken, Japan; 2. Graduate School of Engineering, The university of Microtechnology, Hanover University, Garbsen, Germany Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku Hongou, Tokyo, Japan; 3. Mechanical Sytems Engineering, Kogakuin University, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo, Japan EU-07. Nanocrystalline Co-ferrite Thin Films with High Coercivity Prepared by PLD. J. Yin1,2, J. Ding1, B. Liu1, J. Chen2 and ET-12. Challenges in Glide Avalanche Measurements and Sensitivity 2 1 1 X. Miao 1. Department of materials science and engineering, Improvements. S.K. Deoras and S. Suzuki 1. Advanced National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; 2. Data Mechanical Design, Komag Inc., San Jose, CA, USA Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore

ET-13. EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY AND CORROSIVE GAS AT HEAD DISK INTERFACE. R. Ji1, T. Liew1 and T. Chong11. Data Storage Institute, Siganpore, Sigapore, Singapore WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL MORNING 8:00

WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL Session EV MORNING ULTRATHIN FILMS 8:00 (POSTER SESSION) Session EU Amanda Petford-Long, Chair HARD MAGNETIC FILMS FOR MEMS (POSTER SESSION) EV-01. Spin-spiral structures in free-standing Fe(110) monolayers. K. Nakamura1, N. Mizuno1, T. Akiyama1, T. Ito1 and Tom Nolan, Chair 2 A.J. Freeman 1. Physics Engineering, Mie university, Tsu, Mie, Japan; 2. Physics and Astronomy, Northwestern University, EU-01. Magnetic Properties and Surface Roughness of Evanston, IL, USA Electrodeposited CoNiP Thin Films on Cu Substrates. D.M. Kirkwood1, V.C.Zoldan2, W. Figueiredo2, A.A. Pasa2 and G. Zangari11. Materials Science and Engineering, University of EV-02. Ferromagnetic resonance studies of polycrystalline Co ultrathin films. J.L. Beaujour1, W. Chen1, A.D. Kent1 and Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, USA; 2. Departamento de Fisica, 2 UFSC, Florianopolos, Santa Catarina, Brazil J.Z. Sun 1. Department of Physics, New York University, New York, NY, USA; 2. IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA EU-02. Nanostructure and Magnetic properties of electrodeposited CoPtP alloy. H. Park1, K. Lee2, G. Kim1 and W. Jeung11. Materials Science and Technology Division, Korea Institute of EV-03. Spin-reorientation and interlayer exchange coupling in bi- and 1 Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of tri-layer structures of Fe-Ni ultra-thin films. C. Andersson , 2,1 1,2 1 1 Materials Science and Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, J. Hunter Dunn , A. Rosso , O. Karis and D. Arvanitis 1. Baltimore, MD, USA Department of Physics, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden; 2. MAX-lab, Lund, Sweden EU-03. A new method of preparing anisotropic Nd-Fe-B thick film magnets by PLD. M. Nakano1, S. Sato1, H. Fukunaga1 and EV-04. The Effect of Very Thin Cr Films on the Magnetic Behavior of F. Ya mashita21. Nagasaki University, Nagasaki, Japan; 2. Epitaxial Co. T.M. Reith1, J.M. Shaw1 and C.M. Falco11. Optical Matsushita Electric Industrial Co, Osaka, Japan Sciences, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA 134 PROGRAM PROGRAM 135

EV-05. Local magnetic field generation by the use of a scanning EV-13. In-plane anisotropy and magnetostriction of epitaxial Fe on tunnelling microscope. T. Michlmayr1, N. Saratz1, lattice-matched GaInAs. N.A. Morley1, M.R. Gibbs1, E. Ahmad2, U. Ramsperger1, A. Vaterlaus1 and D. Pescia11. Laboratorium fuer I.G. Will2 and Y. Xu21. Engineering Materials, Sheffield Festkoerperphysik, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, University, Sheffield, United Kingdom; 2. Electronics, University Switzerland of York, York, United Kingdom

EV-06. Suppression of superparamagnetism in ultrathin magnetite EV-14. Remanence and Interdiffusion in Ultrathin Antiferromagnetic films. M. Zajac1, K. Friendl2, N. Spiridis2, M. Slezak1, W. Karas1, EuTe Epilayers. W. Soellinger1, R. Kirchschlager1, D. Aernout1, T. Slezak1,2 and J. Korecki1,21. Faculty of Physics and G. Springholz1, K. Rumpf2, P. Granitzer2, H. Krenn2 and Applied Computer Science, AGH University of Science and W. Heiss11. Institute of Semiconductor and Solid State Physics, Technology, Krakow, Poland; 2. Institute of Catalysis and Surface University of Linz, A-4040 Linz, Austria; 2. Institute of Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences, Krakow, Poland Experimental Physics, University of Graz, A-8010 Graz, Austria

EV-07. Structural and magnetic properties of f.c.c. (111) Mn alloy film. Z. Zhou1, Q. Li1 and D. Venus11. Department of Physics and Astronomy, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL EV-08. Ferromagnetism stabilization of ultrathin SrRuO3 films probed by in-situ photoemission spectroscopy. D. Toyota1, MORNING I. Ohkubo1, H. Kumigashira1, M. Oshima1, T. Ohnishi3, 8:00 M. Lippmaa3, M. Takizawa2, A. Fujimori2, K. Ono4, M. Kawasaki5 6 and H. Koinuma 1. Department of Applied Chemistry, The Session EW University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Department of Physics and Department of Complexity Science and Engineering, The MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES AND University of Tokyo, Kashiwa, Japan; 3. Institute for Solid State SYNTHESIS Physics, The University of Tokyo, Kashiwa, Japan; 4. Institute of Materials Structure Science, KEK, Tsukuba, Japan; 5. Institute for (POSTER SESSION) Materials Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 6. Timothy Reith, Co-chair Materials and Structures Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Richard Kodama, Co-chair Technology, Yokohama, Japan

EW-01. Sintering Behavior of Spin-coated FePt and FePtAu EV-09. Fabrication of ultra thin Ni-Zn ferrite films using ECR Nanoparticles. S. Kang1, Z. Jia1, I. Zoto1, D. Reed1, D.E. Nikles1, sputtering method. T. Tanaka1, K. Oshiro1, H. Fujimori1, J.W. Harrell1, G. Thompson1 and G. Mankey11. MINT Center, The H. Kurisu1, Y. Shimosato2, S. Okada2, M. Matsuura1 and University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA S. Yamamoto11. Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University, Ube, Yamaguchi, Japan; 2. Shimadzu Corporation, Hadano, Kanagawa, Japan EW-02. Effect of Sintered Grain Growth on Chemical Ordering in Binary FePt/Cu Nanoparticle Arrays. S. Shi1, S. Kang1, Z. Jia1, EV-10. Measurement of spin waves and activation volumes in D. Nikles1, M. Shamusozzohu1 and J. Harrell11. Physics superparamagnetic Fe films on GaAs. G. Carlotti1, Department, the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA G. Gubbiotti2, M. Madami3, A. Stollo3, S. Tacchi3 and R. Stamps41. INFM-S3, Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita di Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 2. INFM CRS-SOFT, Universita di EW-03. Low-Temperature Chemical Ordering in FePt Nanoparticles 1 1 1 2 Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 3. INFM, Unita di Perugia and by Sb Doping. Q. Yan , T. Kim , A. Purkayastha , Y. Xu , 1 3 1 Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita di Perugia, Perugia, Italy; 4. M. Shima , R.J. Gambino and G. Ramanath 1. Matierials Physics, University of Western Australia, Crawley, WA, Australia Science, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, USA; 2. Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 3. Materials Science and Engineering EV-11. Study of the evolution of γ-Fe ultrathin films by FeMn buffer Department, Stony Brook University, stony Brook, NY, USA layers. C. Kuo1 and M. Lin2,31. Department of Physics, National Sun-Yat Sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; 2. Department of Physics, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Institute of EW-04. Use of Silicate Shells to Prevent Sintering During Thermally Atomic and Molecular Sciences, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Induced Chemical Ordering of FePt Nanoparticles. D.F. Reed1,4, J.A. Lawson1,2, D.E. Nikles1,4, J. Harrell1,2 and EV-12. Magnetization reorientation in Au/Co: in-situ prepared ultra- M. Shamsuzzoha31. Center for Materials for Information thin films. C. Andersson1, T. Konishi2, E. Holub Krappe3, Technology (MINT), University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, O. Karis1, H. Maletta3 and D. Arvanitis11. Department of Physics, USA; 2. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden; 2. Department of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 3. Central Analytical Facility, Chemistry, Chiba Universitty, Chiba, Japan; 3. Department of University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 4. Department of Magnetism, Hahn-Meitner-Institut, Berlin, Germany Chemistry, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA 136 PROGRAM PROGRAM 137

EW-05. Fabrication of oriented L10-FeCuPd and bcc-Fe/ L10-FeCuPd EW-13. Ion beam synthesis of Fe nanoparticles in MgO and Y:ZrO2. nanocomposite isolated particles: alloy composition K. Potzger1, H. Reuther1, S. Zhou1, A. Muecklich1, dependence of magnetic properties. H. Naganuma1, K. Sato1 R. Groetzschel1, F. Eichhorn1, M. Liedke1,2 and J. Fassbender11. and Y. Hirotsu11. The Institute of Scientific and Industrial Institute of Ion Beam Physics and Materials Research, Research, Osaka University, Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany; 2. Department of Physics, University of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany EW-06. Thermal treatments of nanocomposites based on cobalt

ferrite dispersed in a macroporous styrene-divinylbenzene EW-14. Magnetic Property of SmCo5 Alloy Nanoparticles Prepared copolymer template. D. Rabelo1, M.L. Silva1, F.Q. Soares1, by a Polyol Process. T. Matsushita1, T. Iwamoto2, Y. Shiraishi1, E.C. Alcantara1, P.C. Morais2, V.K.Garg2 and A.C. Oliveira21. M. Inokuchi1 and N. Toshima11. Department of Materials Instituto de Quimica, Universidade Federal de Goias, Goiania, Science and Environmental Engineering, Tokyo University of GO, Brazil; 2. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade de Brasilia, Science, Yamaguchi, Sanyoonoda, Japan; 2. Department of Brasilia, DF, Brazil Innovative and Engineered Materials, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Yokohama, Japan

EW-07. Magnetic properties of nanosize copper chromite prepared by EW-15. Effect of surfactants on the size and shape of cobalt the combustion method. C. Lin11. Department of Mechanical nanoparticles synthesized by thermal decomposition. Engineering, Southern Taiwan University of Technology, Tainan, H. Shao1, Y. Huang1, C. Kim1, H. Lee2 and Y. Suh21. Department Taiwan of materials engineering, ChangNam National University, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Korea Institute of Geoscience & Mineral Resources, Daejeon, South Korea EW-08. Synthesis of core/shell type of hybrid cobalt ferrite nanocomposite by using polyionic copolymer with extra EW-16. Shape-controlled Synthesis of Co Nanoparticles through magnetic field. I. Chen1 and C. Wang11. Chemical Engineering, Hydrogen Reduction. Y. Sui1, Y. Zhao1, S.S. Jaswal1, X. Li1 and Southern Taiwan University of Technology, Tainan County, D.J. Sellmyer11. Department of Physics and Astronomy and Taiwan CMRA, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA

EW-17. Spontaneous magnetization and ferromagnetism in PbSe 1 2 2 3 EW-09. Synthesis and magnetic behavior of silica-coated cobalt nanoparticles. W. Jian , W. Lu , J. Fang , S. Chiang and 3 ferrite hollow spheres. C. Lin1, C. Wang2 and I. Chen21. M. Lan 1. Department of Electrophysics, National Chiao Tung Department of Mechanical Engineering, Southern Taiwan University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Department of Chemistry and University of Technology, Tainan, Taiwan; 2. Department of Advanced Materials Research Institute, University of New Chemical Engineering, Southern Taiwan University of Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. Department of Physics, Technology, Tainan, Taiwan National Chung Hsing University, Taichung, Taiwan

EW-18. Magnetic and transport properties of MnBi/Bi 1 1 1 1 EW-10. Effects of dipolar interactions on the magnetic properties of nanocomposites. K. Kang , L.H. Lewis , Y. Hu , Q. Li , γ 1 A.R. Moodenbaugh1 and Y. Choi21. Materials Science nanocrystalline –Fe2O3 in the blocked state. W.C. Nunes , D. Zanchet2, F. Cebollada1 and M. Knobel11. IFGW, UNICAMP, Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA; Campinas, SP, Brazil; 2. Laboratorio Nacional de Luz Sincrotron 2. Center for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National (LNLS), Campinas, SP, Brazil Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA

EW-11. Magnetic properties of monodispersive magnetite nanoparticles. C. Lin1, J. Wang2, T. Sung2 and R. Chiang31. WEDNESDAY REGENCY I Mechanical Engineering, Southern Taiwan University of AFTERNOON Technology, Tainan, Taiwan; 2. Mechanical Engineering, Far 2:00 East College, Tainan, Taiwan; 3. Chemical Engineering, Far East College, Tainan, Taiwan Session FA SPIN TRANSFER TORQUE II: SWITCHING Fred Mancoff, Chair EW-12. Magnetic and Mossbauer Study of Iron Oxide Aerogels. E.E. Carpenter1, J.W. Long2, D.R. Rolison2, M.S. Logan2, 2:00 K. Pettigrew2, R.M. Stroud2, L.T. Kuhn4, B.R. Hansen3 and S. Morup31. Chemistry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA; 2. Surface Chemistry Division, Naval FA-01. Manipulation of the magnetic state of a small ferromagnetic Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA; 3. Physics, particle by means of non-local spin-injection techniques. Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark; 4. Materials (Invited) Y. Otani1,2 and T. Kimura1,21. ISSP, Univeristy of Tokyo, Research Department, Riso National Laboratory, Roskilde, Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan; 2. FRS, Institute of Physical and Denmark Chemical Research, Wako, Saitama, Japan 138 PROGRAM PROGRAM 139

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FA-02. Dynamics of thin-film spin-flip transistors with perpendicular FA-08. Specific Resistance and Scattering Anisotropy at 4.2K of Py/Al source- drain magnetizations. X. Wang1, G.E. Bauer1 and Interfaces. N. Theodoropoulou1, A. Sharma1, R. Loloee1, A. Hoffmann21. Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Delft, Delft W. P. Pratt Jr1, A. Fert2, H. Jaffres2 and J. Bass11. Physics, University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands; 2. Materials Science Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA; 2. University Division and Center for Nanoscale Materials, Argonne National of Paris-Sud and Unite Mixte de Physique, CNRS/THALES, Orsay, Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA France

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FA-03. Noncollinear Spin-Transport in Magnetic Multilayers. FA-09. Interpretation of the correlation between switching current S. Urazhdin1, R. Loloee2 and W.P. Pratt Jr.21. Physics & asymmetry, average switching current and GMR amplitude. Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA; 2. A.M. Deac1,3, Y. Liu2, O. Redon1,3, M. Li2, P.Wang2, J. Nozieres1 Physics ans Astronomy, Michigan State University, East Lansing, and B. Dieny11. Spintec, CEA/CNRS, Grenoble, France; 2. MI, USA Headway Technologies, Milpitas, CA, USA; 3. Leti, CEA, Grenoble, France

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FA-04. Spin-dependent scattering in perpendicular spin valves. Coherent vs incoherent mechanisms. A. Kovalev1, G. Bauer1 and FA-10. Spin Transfer in Magnetic Nano Devices with Perpendicular A. Brataas21. Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Delft, TU Delft, Delft, Anisotropy. H. Meng1 and J. Wang11. Electrical Engineering, Netherlands; 2. Department of Physics, Norwegian University of University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway

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FA-11. Spin Transfer Induced Magnetization Switching in Bilayer FA-05. Zero field magnetization precession by spin transfer. Nanopillars as a Function of Free Layer Thickness. W. Chen1, O. Boulle1,2, M. Munoz1, L. Pereira1, J. Grollier1, V.Cros1, A.D. Kent1, M.J. Rooks2, N. Ruiz2 and J.Z. Sun21. Department of C. Deranlot1, F. Petroff1, G. Faini2 and A. Fert11. Unite Mixte de Physics, New York University, New York, NY, USA; 2. IBM T.J. Physique, CNRS/Thales and Universite Paris-Sud, ORSAY, Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA France; 2. Laboratoire de Photonique et de Nanostructures, LPN- CNRS, MARCOUSSIS, France 4:36

3:24 FA-12. Single-interface spin torques in ballistic and diffusive transport regimes. I.K. Yanson1, Y.G. Naidyuk1, D.L. Bashlakov1, FA-06. Spin Transfer Switching of a Nanomagnet by Nonuniform V. V. F isun1, O.P. Balkashin1, V. Korenivski2 and R.I. Shekhter31. Current Injection Through a Nanoconstriction. O. Ozatay1, Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering, Kharkiv, N.C. Emley1, P.M. Braganca1, G.D. Fuchs1, I.N. Krivorotov1, Ukraine; 2. Nanostructure Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, R.A. Buhrman1 and D.C. Ralph21. Applied Physics, Cornell Stockholm, Sweden; 3. Department of Applied Physics, Chalmers University, Ithaca, NY, USA; 2. Physics, Cornell University, University of Technology, Goteborg, Sweden Ithaca, NY, USA

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FA-13. Current-induced magnetic switching of single-crystalline Fe FA-07. Comparison of GMR and Spin Torque in Py/Al/Py and nanopillars. H. Dassow1, R. Lehndorff1, D.E. Buergler1, Py/Cu/Py Spin Valve Nanopillars. A.G. Garcia1, M. Buchmeier1, P. Gruenberg1 and C.M. Schneider11. Institut fuer I.N. Krivorotov1, P.M. Braganca1, D.C. Ralph1 and Festkoerperforschung, Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH, Juelich, R.A. Buhrman11. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA Germany 140 PROGRAM PROGRAM 141

WEDNESDAY REGENCY II 3:36 AFTERNOON 2:00 FB-07. Enhancement of writing margin for low switching toggle Session FB MRAMs using multilayer synthetic antiferromagnetic structures. Y. Fukumoto1, T. Suzuki1, K. Mori1, H. Honjo1, MAGNETIC MEMORY AND ELEMENTS C. Igarashi1, N. Ohshima1, S. Miura1, Y. Asao2, N. Ishiwata1, William Gallagher, Chair H. Yoda2 and S. Tahara11. System Devices Reseach Laboratories, NEC Corporation, Sagamihara, Japan; 2. Corporate R&D Center, 2:00 Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan

3:48 FB-01. Analysis of 60 Nanometer Diameter SDT Memory Cells with Thermally Assisted Writng. A.V.Pohm1, J.M. Daughton2 and 2 J.G. Deak 1. RD, NVE Inc., Ames, IA, IA, USA; 2. R&D, NVE FB-08. Tunnel junction heating dependence on area and pulse width. Corp, Eden Prairie,, MN, USA R. Sousa1, M. Kerekes1, I.L. Prejbeanu1 and O. Redon11. Spintec, CEA / CNRS, Grenoble, France 2:12 4:00 FB-02. Pseudo-spin-valve ring devices for storage and logic applications. F. J. Castano1, D. Morecroft1, C.A. Ross1, 2 2 2 FB-09. Two-axis Kerr mapping of toggle-write MRAM junctions. T.A. Moore , T.J. Hayward and J.A. Bland 1. Depart. of Material 1 Science and Engineering, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA; 2. P.L. Trouilloud 1. IBM Research Division, Yorktown Heights, NY, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, USA United Kingdom 4:12 2:24

FB-10. Optimized materials and device for 180 nm node 16 Mbit FB-03. Bias field effects on the orthogonal shape/intrinsic toggle Toggle MRAM. D. Worledge1, D. Abraham1, S. Assefa1, mode MRAM. S. Wang1,2, M. Sun1,3 and H. Fujiwara1,21. MINT S. Brown1, M.C. Gaidis1, E. Galligan1, J. Hummel1, Center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2. S. Kanakasabapathy1, Y. Lu1, J. Nowak1, E. O’Sullivan1, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Alabama, P. Trouilloud1, G. Wright1 and W.J. Gallagher11. TJ Watson Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 3. Department of Mathmatics, University of Research Center, IBM, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA 4:24 2:36

FB-11. A New Memory Cell Structure for Magnetic Random Access FB-04. Magnetic Memory Devices: Minimum Feature and Memory Memory with Low Writing Threshold. H. Meng1 and J. Wang11. Hierarchy Discussion. (Invited) R.E. Fontana1 and Electrical Engineering, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, S.R. Hetzler21. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi GST, San Jose, MN, USA CA, USA; 2. IBM Almaden Research Center, IBM Research Division, San Jose, CA, USA

3:12 WEDNESDAY CLUB REGENT FB-05. Thermally activated switching in spin-flop tunnel junctions. AFTERNOON V. Korenivski1,2 and D.C. Worledge21. Nanostructure Physics, 2:00 Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; 2. IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA Session FC MAGNETOELECTRONIC DEVICES II 3:24 Russell Cowburn, Chair

FB-06. Double barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with GeSbTe 2:00 thermal barriers for improved thermally assisted MRAM cells. S. Cardoso1,2, F. Silva1, P.P. Freitas1,2, M. Kerekes3, R.C. Sousa3, L. Prejbeanu3 and O. Redon3,41. INESC-MN, Lisbon, FC-01. A proposal of a room-temperature semiconductor-based spin Portugal; 2. IST, Lisbon, Portugal; 3. SPINTEC, CEA, Grenoble, transistor. H. Dery1, L. Cywinski1 and L.J. Sham11. Physics, France; 4. DRT/Leti, CEA, Grenoble, France University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA 142 PROGRAM PROGRAM 143

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FC-02. Towards a fuller understanding of the physical processes FC-08. Exchange Coupling between Ferromagnetic and which limit spin detection at the ferromagnet/semiconductor Antiferromagnetic Layers via Ru and Application for a Linear interface. S.J. Steinmuller1, T. Trypiniotis1, W.S. Cho1, Mangetic Field Sensor. D. Wang1, J.M. Daughton1, C. Nordman1, C.M. Guertler1, G. Wastlbauer1, W.S. Lew1, C.F. Vaz1 and P. Eames1 and J. Fink11. Ad Tech, NVE Corp, Eden Prairie, MN, J.C. Bland11. Department of Physics, Cavendish Laboratory, USA Cambridge, United Kingdom

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FC-09. Voltage-induced control of magnetoresistance using a FC-03. Scalability of magnetic domain wall logic in the sub-100 nm 1 2 1 1 combination of ferromagnetic and piezoelectric materials. range. D. Petit , D.A. Allwood , G. Xiong , C.C. Faulkner , 1 1 1 1 1 1 H. Boukari , W. Eyckmans , L. Lagae , G. Borghs , D. Read and R.P. Cowburn 1. Department of Physics, Imperial T. Dimopoulos2 and J. Wecker21. IMEC, leuven, Belgium; 2. College London, London, United Kingdom; 2. Department of CT/MM, Siemens, 91052 Erlangen, Germany Engineering Materials, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom 4:12 2:36

FC-10. Peltier cooling in small CPP metallic junctions. A. Fukushima1, H. Kubota1, A. Yamamoto1, Y. Suzuki2 and S. Yuasa11. AIST, FC-04. Electrodeposited p-type Magnetic Metal Base Transistor. Tsukuba, Japan; 2. Osaka Univ., Osaka, Japan (Invited) R.G. Delatorre1, M.L. Munford2,1, M.S. Meruvia2, I.A. Hummelgen2, W. Schwarzacher3 and A.A. Pasa11. Departamento de Fisica, Universidade Federal de Santa 4:24 Catarina, Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil; 2. Departamento de Fisica, Universidade Federal do Parana, Curitiba, Parana, Brazil; 3. H. H. Wills Physics Laboratory, Bristol University, Bristol, United Kingdom FC-11. RED SHIFT IN ORGANIC LIGHT EMITTING DIODES WITH SPIN POLARIZED MANGANITE ELECTRODE. V. Dediu1, I. Bergenti1, A. Riminucci1, M. Murgia1 and 3:12 C. Taliani11. ISMN-CNR, Bologna, BO, Italy

FC-05. Low-Power MRAM Switching with Enhanced Permeability 4:36 Dielectric (EPD) Films. S.V.Pietambaram1, N.D. Rizzo1, R.W. Dave1, J. Goggin1, K. Smith1, J.M. Slaughter1 and S. Tehrani11. Technology Solutions Organization, Freescale FC-12. Magneto-optical Features of Nanostructured Composite Semiconductor, Inc., Chandler, AZ, USA Media and Extraordinary Transmission Through Perforated Metal Films Filled with Liquid Crystals. Y.M. Strelniker1, D. Stroud2 and A.O. Voznesenskaya31. Dept. of Physics, Bar-Ilan 3:24 University, Ramat Gan, Israel; 2. Dept. of Physics, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, USA; 3. St. Petersburg State University of Information Technologies, Mechanics FC-06. A Novel MRAM Design with Fabrication Tolerance Capable of 50 Gbits/in2 Storage Density and Beyond. J. Zhu1 and X. Zhu11. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon and Optics, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 4:48 3:36

FC-13. Complete Spin Polarization of Electrons in Semiconductor FC-07. Magnetostrictive TMR pressure sensor based on magnetic- Layers and Quantum Dots. V. Osipov1,2, A. Petukhov3 and MEMS fabrication. M.T. Bootsmann1, M. Loehndorf1, V. Smelyanskiy11. NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, S. Dokupil1, E. Quandt1, M. Ruehrig2 and J. Wecker21. Micro- and CA, USA; 2. New Physics Devices LLC, El Segundo, CA, USA; 3. Nanostructures, Research Center caesar, Bonn, Germany; 2. Physics, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid Corporate Technology, Siemens AG, Erlangen, Germany City, SD, USA 144 PROGRAM PROGRAM 145

WEDNESDAY CRYSTAL 3:00 AFTERNOON 2:00 FD-06. Manipulation of superparamagnetic beads using on-chip strip Session FD lines placed on a ferrite magnet. Z. Wang1, W. Lew1 and J. Bland11. Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, BIOSENSORS AND BEAD MANIPULATION Camabridge, United Kingdom Hugo Ferreira, Chair

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FD-01. Detection of Magnetically Labeled DNA using FD-07. Spin valve biosensors: signal dependence on nanoparticle AlGaAs/InGaAs Heterostructure Micro-Hall Sensors. position. G. Li1,2, S. Sun3 and S.X. Wang21. Western Digital K. Togawa1, H. Sanbonsugi2, A. Sandhu3,1, M. Abe2, Corporation, Fremont, CA, USA; 2. Department of Materials H. Narimatsu4, K. Nishio4 and. Handa41. Electrical Engineering Science and Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA; and Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 2. 3. Department of Chemistry, Brown University, Providence, RI, Department of Physical Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, USA Tokyo, Japan; 3. Quantum Nanoelectronics Research Center, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 4. Graduate School of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3:24 Tokyo, Japan

1 2:12 FD-08. Use of Ferrofluid Patterns as Diffusion Masks. D. Halverson , B. Yellen2, S. Kalghatgi1 and G. Friedman11. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, FD-02. InAs quantum well micro-Hall devices for magnetic USA; 2. Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science biosensing applications. G. Mihajlovic1, P. Xiong1, S. von Department, Duke University, Durham, NC, USA Molnar1, K. Ohtani2, H. Ohno2, M. Field3 and G.J. Sullivan31. Martech and Department of Physics, Florida State University, 3:36 Tallahassee, FL, USA; 2. Laboratory for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 3. Rockwell Scientific Company, LLC, Thousand Oaks, CA, USA FD-09. Magnetic micro- and nanoparticles detection using the giant magneto-impedance (GMI) effect. H. Chiriac1, M. Anca- Eugenia1, T. Mihai1, H. Dumitru-Daniel1 and G. Carmen11. 2:24 National Institute of Research &Development for Technical Physics, Iasi, Romania FD-03. Magnetoresistive DNA-Chips based on AC Field Focusing of 1,2 1,2 Magnetic Labels. H.A. Ferreira , F.A. Cardoso , 3:48 R.A. Ferreira1,2, S. Cardoso1,2 and P.P. Freitas1,21. INESC - Microsystems and Nanotechnologies, Lisboa, Portugal; 2. Physics Department, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisboa, Portugal FD-10. Electroplated Permalloy Microarrays Embedded Into Polymer Substrate for Diposable Lab-on-a-Chips. J. Do1, M.J. Rust1 and 2:36 C.H. Ahn11. Electrical & Computer Engineering and Computer Science, Microsystems and BioMEMS Laboratory, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, USA FD-04. Inductive Detection of Magnetic Beads in a Microfluidic Channel. P. Dhagat1 and A. Jander11. EECS, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA 4:00

2:48 FD-11. Microfluidic magnetic separator using an array of soft magnetic elements. K. Smistrup1, T. Lund-Olesen1, P.T. Tang2 and FD-05. A computational approach to predict the motion of magnetic M.F. Hansen11. MIC - Department of Micro and Nanotechnology, particles manipulated by on-chip generated magnetic forces. Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Kongens Lyngby, R. Wirix-Speetjens1,2, W. Fyen1, J. De Boeck1 and G. Borghs11. Denmark; 2. Department of Manufacturing Engineering and MCP-ART, IMEC, Heverlee-Leuven, Belgium; 2. Department of Management, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Kgs. Electrical Engineering (ESAT), KULeuven, Leuven, Belgium Lyngby, Denmark 146 PROGRAM PROGRAM 147

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FD-12. Investigation of superparamagnetic Fe O magnetic 3 4 FE-04. Exchange bias between magnetoelectric YMnO and nanoparticles by fluxgate magnetorelaxometry for use in 3 ferromagnetic SrRuO epitaxial films. X.R. Marti1, magnetic relaxation immunoassays. F. Ludwig1, E. Heim1 and 3 F.B. Sanchez1, J.G. Fontcuberta1, M. Garcia-Cuenca2, M. Schilling11. Institut fuer Elektrische Messtechnik und C.M. Ferrater2 and M. Varela21. Magnetic Materials and Grundlagen der Elektrotechnik, TU Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Superconductors, Institut de Ciencia de Materials de Barcelona Germany ICMAB-CSIC, Bellaterra, Barcelona, Spain; 2. Fisica Aplicada i Optica, Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain

2:48 WEDNESDAY GOLD AFTERNOON 2:00 FE-05. Cobalt doping effect on the structures, magnetic properties, valences by X-ray edge absorption, and spin states in Session FE multiferroic HoMnO3 perovskite. X. Wang1, M. Farhudi1, MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS, R. Liu2, S. Dou1 and M. James31. Institute for Superconducting and Electronic Materials, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, MULTIFERROICS, AND OTHER NEW NSW, Australia; 2. Department of Chemistry, National Taiwan MAGNETIC MATERIALS University, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Bragg Institute, ANSTO, Mendi, K.V. RAO, Chair NSW, Australia

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FE-01. Observation of Spin Polarisation in a Diluted System: Co- 1 2 FE-06. Synthesis and properties of the nanoparticles of Multiferroic doped La0.5Sr0.5TiO3 Magnetic Oxide. G. Herranz , R. Ranchal , 3 3 1 4 1 1 1 1 E. Tafra , M. Basletic , K. Bouzehouane , M. Bibes , S. Guyard , TbMnO3. S. Kharrazi , S.W. Gosavi , S.K. Kulkarni , 2 2 3 A. Hamzic3, C. Pascanut5, P. Berthet5, N. Dragoe5, E. Jacquet1, D. Kundaliya , S.B. Ogale and J. Urban 1. Department of J. Maurice1, A. Barthelemy1, J. Contour1 and A. Fert11. UMP Physics,, University of Pune, Pune, India; 2. Department of CNRS/Thales, Palaiseau, France; 2. Depto. Fisica de Materiales Physics, University of Maryland,, College park, MD, USA; 3. (UCM), Ciudad Universitaria s/n Madrid 28040, Spain, Madrid, Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max- Spain; 3. Dep. of Physics, Fac. of Science (U. of Zagreb), Zagreb, Planck-Gesellschaft, Faradayweg 4-6, D-14195 Berlin (Dahlem), Croatia; 4. IEF, Univ. Paris-Sud, Orsay, France; 5. Lab. de Germany Physico-Chimie de l Etat Solide, Univ. Paris-Sud, Orsay, France

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FE-02. Room Temperature Chemical Co-precipitation Route to FE-07. Microscopic magnetism of the multiferroic spinel CdCr2S4. Synthesize Highly Oriented Ferromagnetic Laser Deposited M. Lafkioti1, S. Gold1, J. Hemberger2, J. Deisenhofer2, V.Tsurkan2, Thin films of Mn:ZnO. K. Rao1, R. Upadhyay2, H. Cao1, A. Loidl2, G. Schuetz1 and E.J. Goering11. Schuetz, Max-Planck- A. Praneet3, A. Gupta1 and C. Sudakar11. Materials Science-Tmfy- Institute for Metalresearch, Stuttgart, Germany; 2. Centre for MSE, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; 2. Electronic Correlations and Magnetism, University of Augsburg, Department of Physics, Center for Excellence for Nanotechnology Augsburg, Germany of Nanomagnetic Particles (GUJCOST) Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar, India; 3. Department of Metallurgical Engineering, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India 3:24

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FE-08. Magnetic and Transport Properties of Epitaxial Sr2FeMoO6 Double Perovskite Thin Films. D.E. Brown1, S. Totapally1, ε 1 1 1 1 2 FE-03. Magnetic Properties of -Fe3N-CrN Nanocomposites. Y. Yoo , S. Kolesnik , J. Mais , O. Chmaissem , M. Haji-Sheikh , N.S. Gajbhiye1,2 and S. Bhattacharyya11. Chemistry, Indian J. Churilla1, B. Dabrowski1 and C. Kimball11. Physics, Northern Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Kanpur, U. P., India; 2. Institute Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, USA; 2. electrical engineering, of Nanotechnology, Forschungszentrum, Karlsruhe, Germany Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, USA 148 PROGRAM PROGRAM 149

3:36 WEDNESDAY ATHERTON AFTERNOON FE-09. Magnetic Contributions to the Thermal Expansion in 2:00 1 1 Antiperovskite Mn3GaC. D.O. Welch , L.H. Lewis , M.J. Kramer2, N. Yang2 and A.R. Moodenbaugh11. Materials Session FF Science Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NEW APPLICATIONS, LEVITATION, NY, USA; 2. Ames Laboratory and Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA SHIELDING & MICROWAVE DEVICES I Gereon Meyer, Co-chair 3:48 Thomas Thomson, Co-chair

2:00 FE-10. Theoretical Calculation of Magnetic Structure Variation in 1,2 1,2 1,2 Pr5Ni2Si3 Compounds. S. Song , J. Snyder and D. Jiles 1. Materials and Engineering Physics Program, Ames Laboratory, 1 1 FF-01. Magnetic logic with spin waves. B. Leven , M.P. Kostylev , Ames, IA, USA; 2. Materials Science and Engineering, Iowa State 1 1 1 A.A. Serga , T. Schneider and B. Hillebrands 1. Fachbereich university, Ames, IA, USA Physik und Forschungsschwerpunkt MINAS, Technische Universitaet Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany 4:00 2:12

FE-11. Effect of Al on the Magnetic Properties of Pr3(Fe1-xAlx)27.5Ti1.5 [x = 0.1, 0.2, 0.3]. S. Venkatesh1 and G. Markandeyulu11. Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, CHENNAI, Tamil Nadu, FF-02. Wave Front Reversal of Non-Reciprocal Surface Dipolar Spin 1 1 1 India Waves. G.A. Melkov , V.I.Vasyuchka , A.V.Chumak , V. T iberkevich2 and A. Slavin21. Faculty of Radiophysics, National Taras Shevchenko University of Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine; 2. 4:12 Department of Physics, Oakland University, Rochester Hills, MI, USA 1 FE-12. Magnetic and Transport Properties of Nd2Ni2Pb. V. Goruganti , 1 1 2 Y. Li , J.H. Ross and Y. Oner 1. Physics, Texas A&M University, 2:24 College Station, TX, USA; 2. Physics, Istanbul Technical University, 34469 Maslak Istanbul, Turkey FF-03. Generation of Period Tunable Spin Wave Envelope Soliton 4:24 Trains through Induced Modulational Instability. M. Wu1, B.A. Kalinikos1,2 and C.E. Patton11. Department of Physics, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA; 2. St. FE-13. Room-temperature magnetoresistance and electron transport Petersburg Electrotechnical University, St. Petersburg, Russian studies of one-dimensional magnetite nanostructures. Federation D. Zhang1, B. Lei1, C. Li1, S. Han1 and C. Zhou11. Electrical Engineering, University of Souther California, Los Angeles, CA, USA 2:36

4:36 FF-04. Suppression of Insertion Loss by Slit-Patterning of a Magnetic Film on a CoFeB/Polyimide Hybrid Thin-Film Coplanar-Line for a RF Impedance Matching Device. H. Nakayama1,2, FE-14. Hollow iron oxide nanoclusters: synthesis and magnetic 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T. Yamamoto , Y. Mizoguchi , T. Sato , K. Yamasawa , Y. Miura , properties. Y. Qiang , J. Antony , A. Sharma , J. Nutting , 3 3 3 4 4 D. Meyer1 and Z. Billey11. Physics, University of Idaho, Moscow, Y. Miyake , M. Akie , Y. Uehara , M. Munakata and M. Yagi 1. ID, USA Faculty of Engineering, Shinshu University, Nagano, Japan; 2. Nagano National College of Technology, Nagano, Japan; 3. Fujitsu Limited, Nagano, Japan; 4. Energy Electronics 4:48 Laboratory, Sojo University, Kumamoto, Japan

FE-15. Anomalous Magnetic Behavior of Thiol Self Assembled 2:48 Monolayer on Gold Thinfilms. S.G. Rao1, S.N. Ahmad2 and S.A. Shaheen21. Physics and Center for Material Research and Technology, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 2. FF-05. Electromagnetic Study of Self-Biased Y-Junction Circulators Physics, Center for Material Research and Technology, and using Polycrystalline Hexaferrite. A. Guennou1, P. Queffelec1, Center for Nanomagnetics and Biotechnology, Florida State P. Gelin1 and J. MATTEI11. LEST-UMR CNRS 6165, BREST University, Tallahassee, FL, USA CEDEX, France 150 PROGRAM PROGRAM 151

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1 FF-12. A low mass, brushless permanent magnet linear actuator for FF-06. Possible magnetic switch at microwave frequency. R. Cao , 1 2 X. Zhang1, R. Wu2, M. Golt3, S. Yarlaggada3 and J.Q. Xiao11. the ISIS target accelerator. N. Schofield and C. Booth 1. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Delaware, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester, Newark, DE, USA; 2. Department of Electronic Sciences and Manchester, United Kingdom; 2. Physics, University of Sheffield, Engineering, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, Sheffield, United Kingdom China; 3. Center for Composite Materials, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA 4:24

3:12 FF-13. Temperature Rise for 3-D magnetic components. F. Farahmand1, F.P. Dawson1 and J.D. Lavers11. The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, FF-07. Micromachined Matrix Resonators for Microwave Signal University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada Processing. R. Marcelli1 and T. Koike21. Microwave Microsystems Group, Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems, Roma, 4:36 RM, Italy; 2. Tamagawa University, Tamagawa, Japan

FF-14. Design Aspects and Performance Analysis of a Magnetically 3:24 Suspended Microrobot. S. Shameli1, D.G. Craig1 and M. Khamesee11. Mechanical Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada FF-08. Theoretical Calculations for Microscopic Notch Filters with Hexagonal Ferrites. T.J. Fal 1 and R.E. Camley11. Physics, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs, CO, USA WEDNESDAY SACRAMENTO AFTERNOON 3:36 2:00

Session FG FF-09. 3D MODELING FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SHIELDING IN A HIGH ELECTRIC POWER PROCESS. M. Zucca1, STRONGLY CORRELATED G. Crotti1, O. Bottauscio1, X. Li2, M. Di Pardo2 and SYSTEMS/NUCLEAR SPINS IN 3 M. Chiampi 1. Applied Electromagnetics, IEN Galileo Ferraris, SEMICONDUCTORS Torino, Italy; 2. Centro Ricerche FIAT, Orbassano, Torino, Italy; 3. Ingegneria Elettrica, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy Oleg Tchernyshyov, Chair

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FG-01. Controlled multiple quantum coherences of nuclear spins in a 1,2 1 FF-10. Experimental and Anyalytical Study of Passive Damping in nanometre-scale device. (Invited) G. Yusa , K. Muraki , 1 2 1,2 Terfenol-D composites. K.K. Ho1,2, D. Lee2, C. Kerrigan2 and K. Takashina , K. Hashimoto and Y. Hirayama 1. NTT Basic G.P. Carman21. Fortis Technologies, Los Angeles, CA, USA; 2. Research Laboratories, NTT Corporation, Atsugi, Japan; 2. Mechanical Engineering, University of California Los Angeles, SORST Program, Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), Los Angeles, CA, USA Atsugi, Japan

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FG-02. Induced Nuclear Magnetism in Semiconductors via Electrical FF-11. Manipulation of Non-Magnetic Materials in Ferrofluid Injection of Spin-Polarized Electrons. A. Petukhov1, V.Osipov2,3 Containing Media. D. Halverson1, B. Yellen2 and G. Friedman11. and V.Smelyanskiy21. Physics, South Dakota School of Mines Electrical and Computer Engineering, Drexel University, and Technology, Rapid City, SD, USA; 2. NASA Ames Research Philadelphia, PA, USA; 2. Mechanical Engineering and Materials Center, Moffett Field, CA, USA; 3. New Physics Devices LLC, El Science Department, Duke University, Durham, NC, USA Segundo, CA, USA 152 PROGRAM PROGRAM 153

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2+ FG-03. Two Kondo Impurity Spin Interactions in Quantum Dots. FG-09. The anisotropy of the Eu ESR g-value shows tetragonal 1,2 2,1 symmetry in the metallic phase of the cubic hexaborides Ca T. Ong and B. Jones 1. Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 1- Eu B (0.15 ≤ x ≤ 1.00). R.R. Urbano1, P.G. Pagliuso1, USA; 2. IBM Almaden Research Center, San Jose, CA, USA x x 6 C. Rettori1, P. Schlottmann2,3, Z. Fisk4 and S.B. Oseroff51. DEQ, IFGW, Campinas, SP, Brazil; 2. Department of Physics, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 3. National High 3:00 Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 4. Physics Department, UC Davis, Davis, CA, USA; 5. San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, USA FG-04. Electronic structure and magnetism of correlated systems. A.I. Lichtenstein11. Physics, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany 4:12

FG-10. Disproportionation Followed by Metal-Insulator Transition at 3:12 1 Critical Interaction Strength in NaxCoO2. K. Lee and W.E. Pickett11. Physics, Univeristy of California, Davis, CA, USA

FG-05. Observation of a new magnetic anomaly below the

ferromagnetic Curie temperature in Yb14MnSb11. S. Sanyadanam1, S. Hariharan1, B.C. Sales2 and D. Mandrus21. Department of Physics, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, WEDNESDAY PIEDMONT USA; 2. Condensed Matter Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA AFTERNOON 2:00

3:24 Session FH FUNDAMENTAL MAGNETISM Jim Rhyne, Chair FG-06. Evolution of the magnetic properties and magnetic structures

along the RmMIn3m+2 (R = Ce, Nd, Gd, Tb; M = Rh, Ir and m=1,2) series of intermetallic compounds. P. G. Pagliuso1, 2:00 D. Garcia1, E. Miranda1, E. Granado1,2, R. Lora Serrano1, C. Giles1, J. Duque1, R. Urbano1, C. Rettori1, J. Thompson3, M. Hundley3 and J. Sarrao31. DEQ, IFGW - Unicamp, Campinas, FH-01. Determination of the Spin Polarization of Gd and Dy by Point 1 1 Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Contact Andreev Reflection. J. Valentine and C. Chien 1. Alamos, NM, USA; 3. Laboratorio Nacional de Luz Sincrotron, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil Baltimore, MD, USA

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FH-02. Temperature dependence of the magnetic moment of FG-07. Moment and Volume Collapse under Pressure in MnO : antiferromagnetic particles. K. Gilmore1, M. Allen2 and Theory vs Experiment. D. Kasinathan1 and W.E. Pickett11. Y.U. Idzerda11. Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, Physics, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA, USA USA; 2. Chemistry, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA

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FH-03. Magnetic Ordering in Pd/Mn-Oxide Nanocomposites. FG-08. Magnetic Structures in UCuSn. S.T. El-Khatib1, H. Nakotte1, L.H. Lewis1, E. Baumberger2 and R.J. Gambino21. Materials S.H. Lee 2, J.W. Lynn 2, A. Purwanto 3 and R.A. Robinson 31. Science Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, Physics, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USA; 2. NY, USA; 2. Materials Science and Engineering Department, NIST Center for Neutron Research, National Institute of Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, USA; 3. Materials Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 3. LANSCE- Science and Engineering Department, Stony Brook University, 12, Los Alamos, NM, USA Stony Brook, NY, USA 154 PROGRAM PROGRAM 155

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FH-04. Magnetic properties of CoFe encapsulated in SiC matrix. FH-11. Experimental Evidence for a Dynamic Phase Transition in J. Guo1, D. Shin2, J. Soderstrom1, S. Kashtanov1, E. Arenholz1 and Ultra-thin Magnetic Films. D.T. Robb1, Y.H. Xu2,3, O. Hellwig2, S. Wang21. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, A. Berger2, M.A. Novotny4,5 and P.A. Rikvold1,61. School of CA, USA; 2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Computational Science, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA USA; 2. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; 3. Department of Physics and 2:48 Astronomy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 4. ERC Center for Computational Sciences, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS, USA; 5. Department of Physics FH-05. Magnetism and Electronic Structure of Binuclear Manganese and Astronomy, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, Complexes in Ortho-Quinone Ligand and Polymer MS, USA; 6. Department of Physics, Florida State University, Environments. S. Arrington1, R. Rakhimov1, A.I. Prokof’ev2, Tallahassee, FL, USA I.A. Alexandrov3 and A.I. Aleksandrov31. Center for Materials Research, Norfolk State University, Norfolk, VA, USA; 2. Institute of Organoelement Compounds, Moscow, Russian Federation; 3. 4:12 Institute of Synthetic Polymer Materials, Moscow, Russian Federation

FH-12. Bose-Einstein condensation of spins in the organic quantum 3:00 1 1 1 magnet NiCl2-4SC(NH2)2. V. Zapf , D. Zocco , M. Jaime , N. Harrison1, T. Murphy2, C. Batista3, A. Lacerda1 and A. Paduan- 4 FH-06. Static ionic displacements in Fe-Ni alloys from first-principles. Filho 1. National High Magnetic Field Lab, Los Alamos National F. Liot1, S.I. Simak1 and I.A. Abrikosov11. Department of Physics Lab, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 2. National High Magnetic Field and Measurement Technology (IFM), Linkoping University, Laboratory, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 3. Condensed Matter and Linkoping, Sweden Statistical Physics, Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 4. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 3:12

4:24 FH-07. Investigation of the Linear and Angular Momentum Dynamics of Hot Electrons in Metals by Femtosecond Ellipsometry. V. V. Kruglyak1 and R.J. Hicken11. School of Physics, University of Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom FH-13. On the magnetization temperature dependence of Co and Co- based alloys. T. Ambrose1, X. Wu1, O. Mryasov1 and R. van de Veerdonk11. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 3:24

FH-08. Spin-dependent electron dynamics and surface magnetization - probed via image-potential surface states. M. Donath1, 1 2 2 M. Pickel , A.B. Schmidt and M. Weinelt 1. Physikalisches WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL Institut, Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet, Muenster, Germany; 2. Max-Born-Institut and Freie Universitaet, Berlin, Germany AFTERNOON 1:00 3:36 Session FP

FH-09. Concentration vs. Magnetic Field Tuned Scaling Results Near MAGNETIC REFRIGERANT MATERIALS a Quantum Phase Transition in the Magnetic Semiconductor (POSTER SESSION) a-GdSi. E.B. Helgren1, L. Zeng1, F. Hellman1 and D. Basov21. K.G. Suresh, Chair Physics, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, CA, USA; 2. Physics, UCSD, La Jolla, CA, USA ≤ ≤ FP-01. Large magnetic entropy change in Pr1-xPbxMnO3 (0.1 x 0.5) 1 1 2 3 3 3:48 perovskites. H.M. Phan , H. Peng , S. Yu , N. Tho , D. Hanh and N. Chau31. Department of Aerospace Engineering, Bristol University, Bristol, BS8 1TR, United Kingdom; 2. Department of FH-10. Hopping Percolation Transition in Two-dimensional Granular Physics, Chungbuk National University, Cheongju, 361-763, Ferromagnets. Y.M. Strelniker1, A. Frydman1, R. Berkovits1 and South Korea; 3. Center for Materials Science, National University S. Havlin11. Physics, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel of Hanoi, 334 Nguyen Trai, Hanoi, Viet Nam 156 PROGRAM PROGRAM 157

FP-02. Effect of hydrogen on the structural, magnetic and FP-12. Magnetocaloric effect in MnFe(P,Si,Ge) compounds. D. Cam magnetocaloric properties of Gd5Ge2Si2Hx system. Thanh1, E. Bruck1, O. Tegus1, J. Klaasse1, T. Gortenmulder1 and F.C. Nascimento1, A.G. Carvalho1, C.C. Alves, M.A. Bolanho, K. Buschow 11. Van der Waals-Zeeman Instituut, Universiteit van C.C. Colluci, A.A. Coelho1, S. Gama1 and L.P. Cardoso11. DFA, Amsterdam, Valckenierstraat 65, 1018 XE Amsterdam, Netherlands Unicamp, Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2. UEM, Maringa, Parana, Brazil FP-13. Magnetic properties and magnetic-entropy change of − 1,2 MnFeP0.5As0.5-xSix (x = 0 0.3) compounds. W. D a gula , FP-03. Structural and magneto-thermal properties of the Gd5SbxGe4-x 1,2 1 2 1,2 1 1,2 1 1,2 O. Tegus , E. Bruck , X. Li , L. Song , D. Cam Thanh , F. de system. A.S. Chernyshov , Y.S. Mudryk , V.K.Pecharsky and 1 1 1,2 Boer and K. Buschow 1. Van der Waals-Zeeman Instituut, K.A. Gschneidner, Jr. 1. Ames Laboratory, Materials Science and Universiteit van Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands; 2. Key lab Engineering Physics Program, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, of magnetic materials, Inner Mongolia Normal University, USA; 2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Iowa Hohhot, China State University, Ames, IA, USA

FP-04. Magneto-caloric effect in Gd5Si2Ge2/Gd composite materials. FP-14. Magnetocaloric effect of Ni2Mn1-xMxGa M=(Cu,Co). 1 2 2 2 3 M. Yue1, J. Zhang1, H. Zeng1 and H. Chen11. The Key Laboratory A.M. Gomes , M. Khan , S. Stadler , N. Ali , I. Dubenko , 3 3 of Advanced Functional Materials, Ministry of Education, Beijing A. Takeuchi and A.P. Guimaraes 1. Universidade Federal do Rio University of Technology, Beijing, China de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil; 2. Dept. of Physics, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, USA; 3. Centro

1 Brasileiro de Pesquisas Fisicas, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil FP-05. Magnetocaloric effect in Gd5-xDyxSi4 compounds. H. Ido and S. Shimotomai11. Applied Physics, Tohoku Gakuin University, Tagajo, Miyagi, Japan

FP-06. Magnetocaloric Effect in Mn5Ge3-xSix Pseudobinary Compounds. X. Liu1 and Z. Altounian11. physics department, WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada AFTERNOON 1:00

FP-07. Unusual behavior of the magnetocaloric effect in the Gd5Ge4 compound. A.M. Carvalho1, C.S. Alves2, A.A. Coelho1 and Session FQ 1 S. Gama 1. Applied Physics Department, Universidade Estadual OXIDE MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS II de Campinas, Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2. Mechanical Engineering Department, Universidade Estadual de Maringa, (POSTER SESSION) Maringa, Parana, Brazil George Kioseoglou, Co-chair Paul Crowell, Co-chair

FP-08. Magnetocaloric effect on U(Ga,M)2 with M=Al, Ni, Pt, Ge and Co. L.M. da Silva1, A.O. dos Santos1, L.P. Cardoso1 and 1 FQ-01. Nature of Magnetism in Co and Mn substituted ZnO F. G. Gandra 1. Physics Institute, University of Campinas, 1 1 Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil prepared by Sol-Gel Technique. A. Manivannan , P. Dutta , G. Glaspell1 and M.S. Seehra11. Physics, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA FP-09. Monte Carlo Calculations Of The Magnetocaloric Effect In RAl2 And RNi2 Compounds (R=Er,Dy). E.P. Nobrega1, P.J. von Ranke2, N.A. de Oliveira2 and A. Troper1,21. Centro Brasileiro de FQ-02. Investigation of the phase separations and the local electronic

Pesquisas Fisicas, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; 2. Universidade do structures of Zn 1-xTxO (T=Mn, Fe, Co) magnetic Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil semiconductors using synchrotron radiation. S. Lee1, G. Kim1, S. Wi1, J. Kang1,2, S. Han2, K. Ahn3, Y. Lee3, S. Kwon4, M. Jung5, 6 6 FP-10. Anomalous Magnetocaloric Properties of RE2Al3Si2 and H. Song and H. Shin 1. Physics, The Catholic university of CeAlSi. A. Lima1, S. Bobev2 and J.L. Sarrao11. MST-10 K764, Los Korea, Puchon, South Korea; 2. CSCMR, Seoul National Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 2. Dept. University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Korea Research Institutes of Chemistry, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA Chemical Technology, Daejon, South Korea; 4. Materials Science and Engineering, POSTECH, Pohang, South Korea; 5. Korea Basic Science Institute, Daejon, South Korea; 6. Pohang FP-11. Magnetocaloric effect in dysprosium oxide passivated Dy Accelerator Laboratory (PAL), Pohang, South Korea nanoparticles. I. Skorvanek1, J. Kovac1, P. Si2, M. Zhang2, X. Zhao2 and Z. Zhang21. Institute of Experimental Physics, Slovak Acad. Sci., Kosice, Slovakia; 2. Shenyang National FQ-03. Colloidal Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Quantum Dots. Laboratory for Materials Science, Institute of Metal Research and N.S. Norberg1, G.L. Parks1, K.R. Kittilstved1 and D.R. Gamelin11. International Centre for Materials Physics, Chinese Academy of Department of Chemistry, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Sciences, Shenyang, China USA 158 PROGRAM PROGRAM 159

FQ-04. Room Temperature Ferromagnetism and Magnetotransport FQ-13. Ferromagnetic Properties of Anatase Ti1-xFexO2-δ Thin in Cobalt-doped ZnO. M. Luebbe1, K. Nielsen1, J. Simon2, Films. K. Kim1, Y. Park1, G. Ahn2, C. Kim2 and J. Park31. Physics, W. Mader2, M. Opel1 and R. Gross11. Walther Meissner Institute, Konkuk University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Physics, Kookmin Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Garching, Germany; 2. Institute University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Material Science and for Anorganic Chemistry, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany Engineering, University of Incheon, Incheon, South Korea

FQ-05. Ferromagnetism and structure of Mn-doped ZnO thin films. FQ-14. The structure and magnetic properties of Cr/Fe-doped SnO J. Zhang1,3, X. Li3, L. Yue1,3, K.K. Mendu2,3, Y. Lu2,3 and 2 thin films. W. Wang1, M. Yu2, Z. Wang1, Y. Hong1 and J. Tang11. D.J. Sellmyer1,31. Department of Physics and Astronomy, Department of Physics, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Department of LA, USA; 2. Advance Materials Research Institute, University of Electrical Engineering, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, New Orleans, New orleans, LA, USA USA; 3. Center for Materials Research and Analysis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA FQ-15. Effect of preparation conditions on the Fe incorporation and

FQ-06. Characterizations of phosphorus-doped MnZnO films grown ferromagnetism of Sn1-xFexO2:A Raman spectroscopic on ZnO buffers by pulsed laser deposition. H. Quang1, investigation. X. Mathew1, C. Mejia-Garcia3, G. Contreras- Y. Song1, Y.Yoo2, J. Zidanic1, T. Phan1 and S. Yu11. Applied Puente3, J. Hays2 and A. Punnoose21. Centro de Investigacion en Physics Laboratory, Department of Physics, Chungbuk National Energia, UNAM, Temixco, Morelos, Mexico; 2. Physics, Boise University, 361-763 Cheongju, South Korea; 2. Information State University, Boise, ID, USA; 3. Escuela Superior de Fisica y Storage Device Team, Electronics & Telecommunications Matematicas, IPN, U. P. Zacatenco, Mexico D.F., Mexico Research Institute, Daejeon 305-350, South Korea

FQ-07. Ferromagnetism in 200 MeV Ag+15 ions irradiated Co- implanted ZnO thin films. J. Song1, J. Lee1, S. Shin1, W. Choi2, 2 3 4 4 B. Angadi , R. Kuma , M. Khan and J. Srivastava 1. Advanced WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL Analysis Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Thin films Materials Research Center, Korea AFTERNOON Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea; 3. 1:00 Materials Science Division, Nuclear Science Centre, New Delhi, India; 4. Department of Physics, Aligarh Muslim, Aligarh, India Session FR PERPENDICULAR MEDIA II FQ-08. Absence of magnetism in hafnium oxide. D.W. Abraham1, M.M. Frank1 and S. Guha11. IBM TJ Watson Research Center, (POSTER SESSION) Yorktown Heights, NY, USA Noel Abarra, Chair

FQ-09. Structural, Electronic, and Magnetic Properties of MBE FR-01. Novel intermediate layers for perpendicular recording Grown Ti-doped Fe O hematite. T.C. Droubay1, S.M. Heald1, 2 3 medium. S. Piramanayagam1, H. Zhao1, C. Mah1 and J. Shi11. D.E. McCready2, K.M. Rosso1, C. Wang2 and S.A. Chambers11. Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore Fundamental Science Directorate, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA; 2. EMSL, Pacific Northwest National Lab, Richland, WA, USA FR-02. Enhancement of perpendicular recording media properties using NiCr/Pd dual seedlayer. K. Yamanaka1, M. Shibamoto1, FQ-10. Electron Paramagnetic Resonance of Co2+ Ions in D.D. Djayaprawira1 and N. Watanabe11. Electron Device

Nanoparticles of SnO2 Processed at Different Temperatures Equipment, Anelva Corporation, Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan (350° C, 600° C). S.K. Misra1, S.I. Andronenko1, K.M. Reddy2, J. Hays2 and A. Punnoose21. Department of Physics, Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada; 2. Department of Physics, FR-03. Intermediate Layer Control in CoCrPt-SiO2 Perpendicular 1 1 Boise State University, Boise, ID, USA Media Recorded with Shielded Pole Head. H. Oh , H. Lee , C. Choi1, Y. Im1, C. Lim1, Y. Kim1, J. Lee2 and N. Park11. HDD program team, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Yongin- FQ-11. Ferromagnetic resonance studies in oxide-based dilute City, South Korea; 2. Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea ferromagnetic Semiconductors. B.A. Lasley-Hunter1, D. Hunter1, J.B. Dadson1, K. Zhang1, K. Lord1, T.M. Williams1, 1 1 A.K. Pradhan and R.R. Rakhimov 1. Center for Materials FR-04. Influence of in-plane magnetic field on perpendicular media. Research, Norfolk State University, Norfolk, VA, USA H. Endo1, Y. Uesaka1, N. Kodama2, Y. Nakatani3, N. Hayashi4 and H. Fukushima51. Engineering, Nihon University, Kohriyama,

FQ-12. Ferromagnetism in Ni-doped TiO2 thin films detected by Fukushima, Japan; 2. HItachi GST, San Jose, CA, USA; 3. optical magnetic circular dichroism. D. Kim1, Y. Joh1, J. Cho1 University of Electro-communications, Chofu, Tokyo, Japan; 4. and E. Kim11. Physics, Yeungnam University, Gyeongsan, South independent, Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan; 5. independent, Chiba, Chiba, Korea Japan 160 PROGRAM PROGRAM 161

FR-05. High magnetic perpendicular anisotropy in sputtered Co/Pt FS-02. Tailoring the magnetic properties of CoFeNi alloys with multilayers with ultrathin Pt layer. R. Shan1, T. Gao1, S. Zhou1 variations in copper contents. J. Lee1, H. Kim1 and W. Jeung11. and X. Wu21. Surface Physics Laboratory(National Key Materials Research Division, Korea Institute of Science and Laboratory), Fudan university, Shanghai, China; 2. National Technology, SEOUL, South Korea; 2. Materials Research Laboratory of Solid State Microstructures, Nanjing university, Division, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, SEOUL, Nanjing, China South Korea; 3. Materials Research Division, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, SEOUL, South Korea FR-06. Magnetocrystalline anisotropy and c-axis orientation in L10- type Fe-Pt bulk single crystals. H. Shima1, K. Inoue2, K. Oikawa1, A. Fujita1, K. Fukamichi2 and K. Ishida1,31. FS-03. Field-evolution of vortex and cross-tie states in elliptical Department of Materials Science, Graduate School of permalloy thin films. Z. Wei1, M. Lai1, C. Chang1, J. Wu2 and Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. Institute of W. Hsieh21. Physics, Department of Physics, National Taiwan Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Department of Physics and Taiwan University, Sendai, Japan; 3. Core Research for Evolutional SPIN Research Center,, National Changhua University of Science and Technology, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Education, Changhua, Taiwan Japan

FR-07. Effects of top Ru deposition pressure on magnetic and FS-04. Magnetic Reversal in NiFe Patterned thin films. W. J. Geerts1, 1 1 1 1 2 microstructural properties of CoCrPt-SiO2 media in two-step C. Garrett , G. Spencer , C. Gutierrez , J. Hendrix , C. Doppe , Ru layer. S. Park1, S. Kim1, D. Hong2 and T. Lee11. Dept. of L. Abelmann2, H. Ten Brinke2 and N. White11. Physics, Texas Materals Science and Engineering, Korea Advaced Institute of State University at San Marcos, San Marcos, TX, USA; 2. Science and Technology, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Korea Institute Electrical Engineering, University of Twente, Ensched, of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea Netherlands

FR-08. Reduction of grain size and intergrain interaction in FePt/Pt/Cr trilayer thin films for perpendicular magnetic FS-05. Investigations of permalloy network structure using magnetic recording. A. Sun1, P. Kuo1,2, J. Hsu1,3 and H. Huang1,31. Center force microscope. Y. Chang1, C. Chang1, I. Chang1, J. Wu1, for Nanostorage, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Z. Wei2, M. Lai2 and C. Chang21. National Changhua University Institute of Materials Science and Engineering, National Taiwan of Education, Changhua, Taiwan; 2. National Taiwan University, University, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Department of physics, National Taipei, Taiwan Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan

FR-09. Effect of oxide addition to Co-Pt films for high density FS-06. Stripe Domain Reversal in Permalloy Films with perpendicular magnetic recording media. J. Ariake1, T. Chiba1, Perpendicular Anisotropy. P. G. Eames1 and E. Dahlberg11. S. Watanabe1 and N. Honda11. Akita Research Institute of School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Minnesota, Advanced Technology, Akita, Japan Minneapolis, MN, USA

FR-10. Switching behavior of Fe/FePt exchange-spring bilayer. K.K. Pandey1,21. Materials Science and Engineering, National FS-07. Thermally activated magnetization switching in necked NiFe University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; 2. Spintronics, nanowires. S. Lepadatu1, C. Bunce1, J. Wu1 and Y. Xu21. Physics Media and Interface, Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore Department, University of York, York, United Kingdom; 2. Electronics Department, University of York, York, United Kingdom FR-11. Influences of the magnetoelastic effect for pole erasure occurrence in perpendicular recording heads. K. Hirata1, A. Yamaguchi1, M. Ohtsuki1, T. Roppongi1 and K. Noguchi11. FS-08. High Frequency Susceptibility of Closure Domain Structures. Head Business Group, TDK Corporation, Saku, Japan A. Kaya1,2 and J.A. Bain1,31. Data Storage Center Systems, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Physics Department, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 3. WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon AFTERNOON University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 1:00 FS-09. Influence of domain structure on magneto-transport in Session FS magnetic dots. C. Ting-Yi1 and S.Y. Hu 11. Department of RECORDING HEAD MATERIALS AND Electrophysics, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan DOMAINS II (POSTER SESSION) FS-10. Domain Wall Pinning by Step-Like Thickness Change in Tom Ambrose, Chair Magnetic Thin Film. M. Takezawa1, K. Ejiri1, J. Yamasaki1, H. Asada2 and T. Koyanagi21. Dept. of Appl. Sci. for Integ. Syst. FS-01. A study on the softness of FeCoN magnetic thin film deposited Engin., Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu, Japan; 2. on different seed layers. H. Jiang1, K. Sin1 and Y. Chen11. Dept. of Symbiotic Environmental Syst. Engin., Yamaguchi Western Digital Corp., Fremont, CA, USA University, Ube, Japan 162 PROGRAM PROGRAM 163

FS-11. Analysis of Barkhausen effect signals in surface-modified FT-07. Asymmetric magnetization reversal of perpendicular exchange magnetic materials using a hysteretic-stochastic model. C. Lo1, biased (Pt/Co) multilayers. F. Romanens1, S. Pizzini1, E. Kinser1, T. Barsic1 and D. Jiles11. Center for Nondestructive F. Yokaichiya1, M. Bonfim1, Y. Pennec1, J. Camarero2, J. Vogel1, Evaluation, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA J. Sort3, F. Garcia3, B. Rodmacq3 and B. Dieny31. Laboratoire Louis Neel (CNRS), Grenoble, France; 2. Departamento de Fisica de la Materia Condensada, Madrid, Spain; 3. SPINTEC, FS-12. Investigation of tip-induced magnetic ripples on 1 1 1 2 2 Grenoble, France La0.7Sr0.3MnO3. H. Wu , J. Chen , Y. Ma , Y. Liou and Y.Yao 1. Physics, National Dong Hwa University, Hualien, Taiwan; 2. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan FT-08. Imaging domain walls in nanostructures with constrictions. A. Gentils1, S. McVitie1 and J. Chapman11. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom

WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL FT-09. Anisotropic magnetostatic interaction in arrays of Fe micro- AFTERNOON and nanoelements for storage applications. M. Bolte1, 1:00 R. Eiselt1, D. Kim 2, P. Fischer2 and G.D. Meier11. Insitute of Applied Physics, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Session FT Germany; 2. Center for X-ray Optics, Lawrence Berkeley National MAGNETIC MICROSCOPY AND IMAGING Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA (POSTER SESSION) Fabio da Silva, Chair FT-10. Picosecond magnetization reversal dynamics in patterned structures imaged with X-ray photoemission electron microscopy. X. Han1, D. Keavney1, R. Divan1, L. Ocola1, Y. Ji2, FT-01. Scanning Magnetoresistance Microscopy with Spin-Valve 2 3 3 4 1 1 1 A. Hoffmann , D. Arena , E. Vescovo and W. Bailey 1. Advanced Sensor. T. Takezaki , D. Yagisawa and K. Sueoka 1. Graduate Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; School of Information Science and Technology, Hokkaido Univ., 2. Materials Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Sapporo, Japan Argonne, IL, USA; 3. National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA; 4. Department FT-02. Scanning Hall probe microscopy using focused ion beam of Applied Physics, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA modified atomic force microscope tips. D. Petit1, S. Johnstone2, D. Wood2, A. Cluett2 and R.P. Cowburn11. Department of Physics, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; 2. School of FT-11. Tuning the circular X-ray polarization in magnetic full-field 1,2 1 Engineering, University of Durham, Durham, United Kingdom soft X-ray transmission microscopy. B. Kang , P. F ischer , D. Kim1, E. Anderson1 and G. Cho21. CXRO, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. KAIST 373-1, Daejeon, South Korea FT-03. Quantitative surface field imaging of magnetic domains in NdFeB. J. McCord1, M. Dede2, O. Gutfleisch1, K. Khlopkov1, A. Oral2, R. Schaefer1 and L. Schultz11. Institute for Metallic FT-12. Evolution of Co/Pt-covered nanolines under magnetic field Materials, IFW Dresden, Dresden, Germany; 2. Department of using coherent soft x-ray resonant magnetic scattering. Physics, Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey 1 2 1 3 4 G. Beutier , F. Livet , A. Marty , G. van der Laan , S. Stanescu , V. Chamard2, V.Baltz5 and P. Warin11. DRFMC, CEA-Grenoble, FT-04. Near Field Imaging of High Frequency Magnetic Fields with Grenoble, France; 2. LTPCM, CNRS, Grenoble, France; 3. Calorimetric Cantilever Probes. S. Lee2,1, Y. Lee2, T.M. Wallis1, Magnetic Spectroscopy Group, Daresbury Laboratory, J. Moreland1 and P. Kabos11. N. I. S. T., Boulder, CO, USA; 2. Warrington, United Kingdom; 4. ESRF, Grenoble, France; 5. Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, DRFMC-SPINTEC, CEA, Grenoble, France USA

FT-13. Characterization of Bi:Y Fe O thin films by using Low FT-05. Effect of varying sputtering parameters on the observation of 3 5 12 Temperature Magneto-optical Microscope. T. Ishibashi1, magnetic domains using high resolution bitter microscopy S. Yufune1, T. Kawata1, M. Oda1, T. Tani1, Y. Iimura1, Y. Konishi2, technique. P. Shah1 and A. Gavrin11. Physics, Indiana Univ. K. Akahane2 and K. Sato11. Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture & Purdue Univ. at Indianapolis, Indianapolis 46202, IN, USA Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Neoark Corporation, Tokyo, Japan

FT-06. Direct time-resolved observation of domain dynamics in CoCr- based alloy films with in-plane magnetic anisotropy. M. Im1, FT-14. Magnetic structure of vortex and antivortex states in patterned D. Kim2 and S. Shin11. Pysics, Korea Advanced Institute of Co elements studied by using scanning ion microscopy with Science and Technology, Taejon, Taejon, South Korea; 2. Center polarization analysis (SIMPA). J. Li1 and C. Rau11. Department for X-ray Optics, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, of Physics and Astronomy, Rice Quantum Institute and Center for Berkeley CA, CA, USA Nanoscience and Technology, Rice University, Houston, TX, USA 164 PROGRAM PROGRAM 165

WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL FU-07. Self-assembled nanocrystalline epitaxial manganite films on AFTERNOON SrTiO3 and SrTiO3/Si heterostructures. D.D. Hunter1, 1 1 1 1 1:00 J.B. Dadson , K. Zhang , B.A. Lasley-Hunter , K. Lord , T.M. Williams1, R.R. Rakhimov1, A.K. Pradhan1, J. Zhang2 and D.J. Sellmyer21. Center for Materials Research, Norfolk State Session FU University, Norfolk, VA, USA; 2. Department of Physics and COMPLEX OXIDES I: MOSTLY FILMS & Astronomy and Center for Materials Research and Analysis, INTERFACES University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA (POSTER SESSION) Jeff Parker, Co-chair FU-08. Response of transport properties to static-electric-field and 1,2 Peng Xiong, Co-chair magnetic field in La0.7Ca0.3MnO3 epitaxial thin films. F. H u and J. Gao11. Department of Physics, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China; 2. Department of Physics, Capital FU-01. Strain Effect and very high Tc on La0.8Ba0.2MnO3 thin films Normal University, Beijing, Beijing, China by off-axis sputtering on SrTiO3 (100) substrates. H. Chou1,2, S. Hsu1,2 and C. Wu1,21. Physics, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; 2. Center for Nanoscience and FU-09. Synchrotron radiation spectroscopy study of electron - and Nanotechnology, National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, hole - doped CMR double perovskites: A2-xBxFeMoO6 (A=Sr, Taiwan Ba; B = La, K). G. Kim1, S. Lee1, S. Wi1, J. Kang1,2, S. Han2, J. Kim3, B. Lee3, J. Kim4, B. Park5, J. Park5 and B. Min51. Department of physics, The Catholic University of Korea, Puchon, FU-02. Electrical and magnetotransport properties of manganite South Korea; 2. CSCMR, Seoul National University, Seoul, South nanoparticles. C. Krishnamoorthy1, K. Sethupathi1, Korea; 3. Department of physics, Hankuk University of Foreign V. Sankaranarayanan1, R. Nirmala2 and S. Malik21. Department of Studies, Yongin, South Korea; 4. Pohang Accelerator Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India; 2. Laboratory(PAL), Pohang, South Korea; 5. Department of physics, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India POSTECH, Pohang, South Korea

FU-03. Metalorganic chemical vapor deposition of magnetoresistive manganite films exhibiting electric-pulse-induced resistance FU-10. Electronic structure of LaSrMnO4: XPS and XES studies. 1,2 3 3 3 change effect. T. Nakamura1, R. Tai1 and K. Tachibana11. K. Kuepper , R. Klingeler , P. Reutler , B. Buechner and 1 Department of Electronic Science and Engineering, Kyoto M. Neumann 1. Physics, University of Osnabrueck, D-49069 University, Kyoto, Japan Osnabrueck, Germany; 2. Inst. Ionenphys. & Mat. Forsch., Forschungszentrum Rossendorf e. V., D-01328 Dresden, Germany; 3. Institute for Solid State Research, IFW Dresden, D-01171 FU-04. Electron magnetic resonance study on the surface states of Dresden, Germany La0.7Sr0.3MnO3 nanoparticles. J. Wu1 and J. Lin1,21. National Taiwan University Center for Condensed Matter Sciences, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. National Taiwan University Center for Center FU-11. Magnetic properties of Nd1-xLixMnO3 solid solutions. Nanostorage Research, Taipei, Taiwan R. Valenzuela1, C. Roman2, M. Castellanos2, A. Derory3 and G. Pourroy31. Materials Science, National University of Mexico, Mexico D.F., Mexico; 2. Faculty of Chemistry, National University FU-05. Magneto-optical and Optical Spectroscopic Ellipsometry of of Mexico, Mexico D.F., Mexico; 3. Inorganic Materials, Instituto LSMO Thin Films. J. Mistrik1, M. Veis2, E. Liskova2, of Physics and Chemistry of Materials, Strasbourg, France S. Visnovsky2, T.Yamaguchi1, M. Koubaa3, A.M. Haghiri-Gosnet3, J.P. Renard3, P. Lecoeur4, W. Prellier4 and B. Mercey41. Research

Institute of Electronics, Shizuoka University, Hamamatsu, Japan; 1 1 FU-12. Mössbauer studies of Fe-doped HoMnO3. S. Kim , S. Kim , 2. Institute of Physics, Charles University, Prague, Czech 2 3 1 Republic; 3. Institut d’Electronique Fondamental, Universite J. Park , S. Cheong and C. Kim 1. Department of Physics, Paris Sud, Orsay, France; 4. Laboratoire de Cristallographie et Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of Siences des Materiuax, CRISMAT-ISMRA, CNRS UMR 6508, Physics, SungKyunKwan University, Suwon, South Korea; 3. Caen, France Department of Physics & Astronomy, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ, USA

FU-06. Preparation of Doped Manganites Thin Films Using Discrete Deposition Techniques. A. Tovstolitkin1, A. Pogorily1, FU-13. Infrared Absorption from Charge Density Waves in La(0.67- A. Matvienko1, A. Vovk2, L. Malkinski2, Z. Wang3 and J. Tang31. x)PrxCa0.33MnO3 (x=0.00, 0.18, 0.36). Z. Lu1, J. Sun2, S. Li1, Institute of Magnetism NAS of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine; 2. AMRI- H. Liu1, X. Xu1 and Y. Li 11. School of Material Science and University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. Engineering, Hebei University of Technology, Tianjin, China; 2. Department of Physics University of New Orleans, New Orleans, Institute of Physics and Center for Condensed Matter Physics, LA, USA Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 166 PROGRAM PROGRAM 167

FU-14. Similarities of manganese pnictides and rare earth manganites FV-02. Study of Magnetic Interaction of Ni Nanowires Array within - are they due to double exchange? K. Baerner1, NCA Template. I.Z. Rahman1, K.M. Razeeb1,2, A. Boboc1,3 and V. Morchshakov1, M. Annaorasov3 and M. Boshta21. Physics M.A. Rahman41. Physics, University of Limerick, Limerick, xxx, Department, Universitaet Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany; 2. Ireland; 2. Microelectronics Packaging Division, Tyndall Institute, Physics Division, National Research Center, Giza, Egypt; 3. Cork, xxx, Ireland; 3. UKEA, Culham Science Centre, Abingdon, Institute of Advanced Technologies Research and Development, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom; 4. Department of E & CE, Eastern Mediterranean University, Famagusta, North Cyprus, Materials & Surface Science Institute, University of Limerick, Turkey Limerick, xxx, Ireland

FV-03. Magnetic properties of Ni nanoparticles embedded in double- FU-15. FMR studies on colossal magnetoresistance films. Effect of welled SiO2 nanotube. H. Kim1, Y. Jo1, S. Lee1, M. Jung1 and homogeneity and light illumination. R. Bah1, D. Bitok1, J. Jung21. Quantum Material Research Team, Korea Basic Science R.R. Rakhimov1, A. Pradhan1 and N. Noginova11. NSU, Norfolk, Institute, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Nano Material Team, Korea VA, USA Basic Science Institute, Daejeon, South Korea

FU-16. Oxygen contents of La1-xSrxMnOz thin films and its relation to FV-04. Microstructural and magnetic properties of electrodeposited electric-magnetic properties. J. Sakai1 and S. Imai11. School of Co nanowire array formed on amorphous substrate. J. Min1, Materials Science, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and J. Cho1 and Y. Kim11. Department of Materials Science and Technology, Ishikawa, Japan Engineering, Korea University, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea

FV-05. Effect of Interparticle Interaction on the Magnetic Relaxation FU-17. Magnetic properties of crystalline La Ca MnO in bulk and 0.9 0.1 3 in NiO Nanorods. H. Shim1, A. Manivannan1, M.S. Seehra1, nano-sized samples. E. Rosenberg1, G. Jung1, G. Gorodetsky1, K.M. Reddy2 and A. Punnoose21. Physics Department, West I. Felner3, M. Auslender2, E. Sominski4, A. Gedankin4 and Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA; 2. Physics, Boise Y.M. Mukovskii51. Physics, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, State University, Boise, ID, USA Israel; 2. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel; 3. Racach Institute of Physics, The FV-06. Strain and magnetic anisotropy of epitaxial Ni/Cu(001) Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel; 4. Chemistry, Bar-Ilan nanostructures. S. Lee1, S. Shin1, J. Jang1, H. Hwang1, H. Jang1, University, Ramat Gan, Israel; 5. Moscow Institute of Steel and J. Lee2, J. Song3, J. Choi 4, H. Lee4 and J. Lee11. Institute of Alloys, Moscow, Russian Federation Physics and Applied Physics, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering, Korea FU-18. Stress effects on chemical and magnetic properties of thin film University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Advanced Analysis Center, 1 1 1 Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea; 4. LaXSr(1-X)CoO3. J.S. Holroyd , M. Liberati , Y. Idzerda , E. Arenholz2 and S. Stadler31. Physics, Montana State University, Beamline Division, Pohang Accelerator Laboratory, Pohang, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Advanced Light Source, Lawrence South Korea Berkeley National Lab, Berkeley, CA, USA; 3. Physics, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, USA FV-07. Magnetic properties of lateral self-organized Fe/Ag nanostripes. B. Borca1, C. Meyer1 and O. Fruchart11. Laboratoire Louis Neel, CNRS, Grenoble, France

FV-08. Nanostructure and magnetic properties of electrodeposited 1 1 WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL Co(x)Pt(1-x) alloy nanowire arrays. J. Zhang and T.H. Shen 1. AFTERNOON Joule Physics Lab, IMR, University of Salford, Salford, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom 1:00 FV-09. Transverse susceptibility of nanoparticle systems: The effect of Session FV interaction, dispersion and texture. R. Matarranz1, G. Pan2, MAGNETIC NANOWIRES AND J.F. Calleja1, A. Alija1, B. Presa1, J.A. Corrales3 and M. Contreras11. Fisica, Universidad de Oviedo, Oviedo, Asturias, NANOSTRUCTURES Spain; 2. School of Computing Communications and Electronics, (POSTER SESSION) Faculty of Technology, University of Plymouth, Plymouth, Devon, Kirill Belaschenko, Co-chair PLA 8AA, United Kingdom; 3. Departamento de Informatica, Igor Roshchin, Co-chair Universidad de Oviedo, Gijon, Asturias, Spain

FV-10. Magnetoresistance of transverse and vortex domain walls in FV-01. Large-scale growth and magnetic properties of Fe and permalloy submicron wires. C. Yu1, S. Lee1, E. Huang1, Y. Liou1, 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 3 Fe2O3/Fe3O4 nanowires. J. Yang , C. Wang , X. Zhou , W. James D. Chen , K. Cheng , Y.Yao and C. Chang 1. physics, Academia and W.Yelon11. Materials Research Center, University of Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Materials Science & Engineering, Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO, USA; 2. School of Physics, Peking National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 3. physics, Univeresity, Beijing, China National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan 168 PROGRAM PROGRAM 169

FV-11. Detection of anisotropy by transverse susceptibility in (110) FV-21. Synthesis of All-Oxide Exchange Bias Nanoparticles oriented cubic systems. B. Presa1, R. Matarranz1, J. Calleja1, Encapsulated within Spherical Protein Cages. M.T. Klem1,2, A. Alija1 and M. Contreras11. Departamento de Fisica, D. Resnick3,2, K. Gilmore3,2, M. Young4,2, Y.U. Idzerda3,2 and Universidad de Oviedo, 33007 Oviedo, Spain T. Douglas1,21. Chemistry & Biochemistry, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Center for Bioinspired Nanomaterials, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 3. FV-12. Oxide Encapsulated Magnetic Nanoparticles and Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 4. Plant Nanoparticle Structures. A. Eggeman1, D. Forrest1 and Science, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA A.K. Petford-Long11. Materials, Oxford university, Oxford, United Kingdom FV-22. Protein Encapsulated Iron Oxide Nanoparticle EMR Line FV-13. Magnetic fine particles of Fe, Fe-Co and Fe-Ni encapsulated by Broadening: Temperature Dependence and Effect of 1,4 1,4 2,4 graphite carbon. H. Tokoro1 and S. Fujii11. Hitachi Metals, Anisotropy. H. Li , K. Gilmore , M.T. Klem , 2,4 3,4 2,4 2,4 Kumagaya, Japan R.J. Usselman , M. Young , T. Douglas , D.J. Singel and Y.U. Idzerda1,41. Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Chemistry and Biochemistry, Montana State FV-14. Magnetization reversal of individual permalloy particles by University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 3. Plant Sciences, Montana State 1 1 1 coherent rotation. J. Stahl , W. Wegscheider and D. Weiss 1. University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 4. Center for Bioinspired Institute for Experimental and Applied Physics, University of Nanomaterials, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany

FV-23. In-Plane Anisotropy of Coercive Field and Magnetoresistance FV-15. Temperature Dependence of Magnetic Properties in in Permalloy Ring Arrays. A. Goncharov1, A. Zhukov1, Submicron-sized Single Crystal Co Particles. Y. Kageyama1 and G. Bordignon2, H. Fangohr2, V.Metlushko3 and P. de Groot11. T. Suzuki11. Information Storage Materials Laboratory, Toyota School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Southampton, Technological Institute, Nagoya, Japan Southampton, United Kingdom; 2. School of Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton, Southampton, United FV-16. Domain Size Relevance in Exchange Biased Nanostructures. Kingdom; 3. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Z. Li1, R. Morales1,2, O. Petracic1,3 and I.K. Schuller11. Physics University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA Department, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; 2. Departamento de Fisica, Universidad de Oviedo, Oviedo, Spain; 3. Angewandte Physik, Universitat Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, Germany

1 1 FV-17. Topological defects in flat nanoparticles. G. Chern , K. Merit THURSDAY REGENCY I and O. Tchernyshyov11. Physics and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA MORNING 9:00

FV-18. Soft x-ray spectromicroscopy of magnetic single nanocrystals. F. Nolting1, A. Fraile Rodriguez1 and J. Bansmann21. Swiss Light Session GA Source, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen-PSI, Switzerland; 2. SYMPOSIUM ON THE THEORY OF SPIN Institute of Physics, University of Rostock, Rostock, Germany TRANSFER EFFECTS

FV-19. Magnetic properties of self-assembled ferritin-core arrays. Mark Stiles, Chair H. Nakotte1, Z. Yuan2, P.Atanassov2, A. Alsmadi3, S. te Velthuis3 and R. Hjelm41. Department of Physics, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USA; 2. Chemical and Nuclear Engineering, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, USA; 9:00 3. IPNS, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 4. LANSCE-12, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA GA-01. Modelling of Spin Transfer Torque and its Effects. (Invited) J. Xiao11. School of Physics, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA, USA FV-20. Size Dependence of the Magnetic Properties of Cobalt Oxide Nanoparticles Mineralized In Protein Cages. D. Resnick1,4, 2,4 1,4 2,4 3,4 2,4 9:36 M.T. Klem , K. Gilmore , M. Allen , M. Young , T. Douglas and Y.U. Idzerda1,41. Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Chemistry and Biochemistry, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 3. Plant Sciences, Montana State GA-02. Domain wall dynamics and magnetization instability driven University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 4. Center for Bioinspired by spin torques. (Invited) Z. Li1, J. He1 and S. Zhang11. Physics Nanomaterials, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA and Astronomy, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO, USA 170 PROGRAM PROGRAM 171

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GB-04. Mn+2 in ZnO: correlation of structural, magnetic and optical GA-03. Magnetization dynamics induced by a spin-polarized current: properties. E. Chikoidze1, Y. Dumont1, J. Gleize 2, J.H. von micromagnetic simulations study. (Invited) D.V. Berkov11. Bardeleben 3, F. Jomard 1, E. Rzepka1, O. Pages 2 and Magnetic and Optical Systems, Innovent Technology O. Gorochov11. Laboratoire de Physique des Solides et de Development, Jena, Germany Cristallogese (LPSC), CNRS, Meudon, Meudon, France; 2. 2 Laboratoire de Physique des Milieux Denses, Universite de Metz, 10:48 Metz, France; 3. Institut des Nanosciences de Paris (INSP), CNRS,140, rue de Lourmel, Paris, France

GA-04. Excitations and Switching in Pillars owing to Micromagnetics. 10:12 (Invited) J.E. Miltat11. Lab. Physique des Solides, Univ. Paris-Sud & CNRS, ORSAY, France GB-05. Electronic and geometric structure of (Zn,Co)O room temperature ferromagnets. O. Karis1, S. Valizadeh2, A. Surpi2, 11:24 J. Hunter Dunn4,1, P. Svedlindh2, V.Stanciu2, P.Warnicke2, A. Sandell1, J. Richter1, L. Nyholm3, B. Sanyal1 and O. Eriksson11. Department of Physics, Uppsala University, GA-05. Modeling of spin-torque effects in CPP-GMR sensors for Uppsala, Sweden; 2. Department of Engineering Sciences, magnetic recording heads. (Invited) N. Smith11. Hitachi Global Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden; 3. Department of Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA Materials Chemistry, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden; 4. MAX-lab, Lund, Sweden

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THURSDAY REGENCY II GB-06. Development and Processing Temperature Dependence of 1 1 MORNING Ferromagnetism in Zn0.98Co0.02O. J. Hays , A. Thurber , 9:00 M.H. Engelhard2, K.M. Reddy1 and A. Punnoose11. Physics, Boise State University, Boise, ID, USA; 2. Environmental Session GB Molecular Sciences Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA OXIDE MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS III Frank Tsui, Chair 10:36

9:00 GB-07. Thermal Activation and Deactivation of High-TC Ferromagnetism in a New Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor: 2+ 1 1 Ni -Doped SnO2. P. A r c her and D.R. Gamelin 1. Chemistry, GB-01. Chemical Manipulation of Polar High-Tc Magnetic Ordering University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA in Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors. (Invited) D.R. Gamelin1, K.R. Kittilstved1, N.S. Norberg1, W.K. Liu1 and P.I.Archer11. 10:48 Chemistry, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA

GB-08. Pure paramagnetic behavior in Mn doped ZnO 9:36 semiconductors. J. Alaria1, P.Turek2, M. Bernard2, M. Bouloudenine1, A. Berbadj3, N. Brihi3, G. Schmerber1, S. Colis1 and A. Dinia11. IPCMS, Strasbourg, France; 2. ICS, GB-02. Fabrication of Mn doped ZnO diluted magnetic Strasbourg, France; 3. LEM, Jijel, Algeria semiconductor nanostructures by chemical vapor deposition. 1 1 1 J. Liu , M. Yu and W. Zhou 1. Advanced Materials Research 11:00 Institute, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA

GB-09. Fe doped ZnO – a diluted magnetic semiconductor? 9:48 K. Potzger1, S. Zhou1, H. Reuther1, A. Muecklich1, F. Eichhorn1, G. Talut1, J. Fassbender1, T. Herrmannsdoerfer2 and A. Bianchi21. Institute of Ion Beam Physics and Materials Research, GB-03. Synthesis and Magnetic Properties of Transition Metal-Doped Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany; 2. Dresden ZnO Nanowires. J. Cui1, Q. Zeng1 and U. Gibson11. Dartmouth High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, College, Hanover, NH, USA Dresden, Germany 172 PROGRAM PROGRAM 173

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GB-10. Impedance spectra of room temperature ferromagnetic Co- 1,2 1 1 3 3 GC-02. Characterisation and genetic optimisation of exchange spring doped ZnO. C. Fu , M. Yang , T. Lin , H. Lin and C. Chen 1. media. D. Suess1, L. Mueller1, F. Dorfbauer1, M. Kirschner1, Physics Department, National Kaoshiung Normal University, T. Schrefl2 and J. Fidler11. Institut of Solid State Physics, Wien, Kaoshiung, Taiwan; 2. Department of Applied Physics, National Austria; 2. University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom University of Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; 3. National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center, Shinchu, Taiwan 9:24 11:24

GC-03. Simplified Analysis of Magnetization Processes in Composite GB-11. Room temperature microwave and ferrimagnetic properties of Media Grains. H.J. Richter1 and A.Y. Dobin11. Seagate 1 1,2 1 Fe doped ZnO thin films. S. Yoon , A. Yang , Y. Chen , Technology, Fremont, CA, USA N. Sun1,2, D. Heiman3, C. Vittoria1,2 and V.G.Harris1,21. Center for Microwave Magnetic Materials and Integrated Circuits, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA; 2. ECE, Northeastern 9:36 University, Boston, MA, USA; 3. Physics, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA GC-04. Atomic Spin Dynamics during reversal in composite media. 1 2 11:36 S. Mukherjee and L. Berger 1. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Physics, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

GB-12. Activation of High-T Ferromagnetism in Mn2+:ZnO versus C 9:48 Co2+:ZnO. K.R. Kittilstved1, N.S. Norberg1 and D.R. Gamelin11. Department of Chemistry, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA GC-05. Control of Ferromagnetic Coupling in Exchange Coupled Composite Media for Perpendicular Magnetic Recording. 11:48 1 1 W. Shen and J. Wang 1. ECE, U of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA GB-13. Determination of Antiferromagnetic Interactions in Zn(Mn)O, Zn(Co)O and Zn(Mn)Te by Inealstic Neutron 10:00 Scattering. S. Kolesnik1, Z.Q. Wiren2, H. Kepa2,5, C.M. Brown3, J. Leao3, J.K. Furdyna4 and T.M. Giebultowicz21. Physics, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, USA; 2. Physics, GC-06. Exchange Coupling Effects in Perpendicular Composite Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA; 3. Center for Materials. K.C. Schuermann1, J.D. Dutson1, S.Z. Wu2, Neutron Research, National Institute of Standards and S.D. Harkness2, B. Valcu2, H.J. Richter2, R.W. Chantrell1 and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 4. Physics, University of K. O’Grady11. Dept. of Physics, University of York, York, United Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA; 5. Physics, Warsaw Kingdom; 2. Seagate Media Research, Seagate, Fremont, CA, University, Warsaw, Poland USA

10:12 THURSDAY CLUB REGENT MORNING GC-07. Fine tuning inter-granular exchange in perpendicular media. 9:00 B. Lu1, G. Ju1, A. Sunder1, D. Weller1, X. Wu1, R. van der Veerdonk1, H. Zhou1 and R. Chantrell11. Seagate Research, Session GC Pittsburgh, PA, USA NOVEL PERPENDICULAR MEDIA AND SOFT UNDERLAYERS 10:24 Dean Palmer, Chair

9:00 GC-08. Cu doping and Au under layer effect on FePt grains prepared by RTA on SiO2 substrate and wall structure in TbFeCo/FePt CGC-like films. A. Itoh1, Y. Itoh2, K. Nanba1, y. Adachi1, GC-01. Exchange Coupled Composite Media for Perpendicular M. Motohashi1 and A. Tsukamoto11. Electronics and Computer Magnetic Recording. X. Shen1 and R.H. Victora11. Electrical Science, Nihon University, Funabashi, Japan; 2. Fujitsu Lab. engineering, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA (now), Atsugi, Japan 174 PROGRAM PROGRAM 175

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GC-09. FeCoB/NiFe/Si trilayer with large in-plane anisotropy field on glass disk substrates. S. Ito1 and S. Nakagawa11. Physical GD-02. Study of disorder effect on the local magnetism in Heusler alloys. G.A. Cabrera-Pasca2, R.N. Saxena1, A.W. Carbonari1, Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, O-okayama Meguro 2 2 2 Ward, Tokyo, Japan M.N. Rao , J.R. Oliveira and M.A. Rizzutto 1. CRPq, IPEN, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2. Nuclear Physics Department, USP, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 10:48

GC-10. Novel proposal of SUL utilizing soft magnetic material with 9:24 negative uniaxial magnetocrystalline anisotropy-For suppression of both WATE and spike noise. A. Hashimoto1, S. Saito1 and M. Takahashi21. Electrics enginnering, Tohoku GD-03. The structure of sputter deposited Co2MnSi Heusler thin University, Sendai, Japan; 2. New Indusry Creation Hatchery films on GaAs (001). A. Kohn1, A.K. Petford-Long1, Y. Miyoshi2, center, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan Y. Bugoslavsky2, L.F. Cohen2, L.J. Singh3 and Z.H. Barber31. Department of Materials, University of Oxford, Oxford, United 11:00 Kingdom; 2. Department of Physics, Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom; 3. Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, GC-11. Magnetic Domain-free Hard Magnet-biased Soft Magnetic Cambridge, United Kingdom Underlayers for Perpendicular Media. H.S. Jung1, E. Velu1, M. Avenell1, S. Malhotra1 and G. Bertero11. Komag Inc., San Jose, CA, USA 9:36

11:12 GD-04. Structural and magnetic properties of epitaxially grown full- Heusler alloy Co MnGe thin films deposited using magnetron GC-12. A Novel Perpendicular Medium Microstructure for Ultra- 2 sputtering. T. Ishikawa1, T. Marukame1, K. Matsuda1, T. Uemura1 High Area Recording Density. Y. Tang 1 and J. Zhu11. and M. Yamamoto11. Division of Electronics for Informatics, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

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GC-13. Drive Integration in Perpendicular Recording. (Invited) D. Guarisco1, B.E. Higgins1, Z. Li1, Y. Wu1, K. Saito1 and GD-05. Band structure calculations of off-stochiometric Heusler 1 1 1,2 1 A. LeFebvre11. Advanced Technology, Maxtor Corp., Milpitas, alloys. M.J. Carey , S. Maat , T. Block , B.A. Gurney and 1 CA, USA J.R. Childress 1. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; 2. Current address: Heraeus Quartz America LLC, San Jose, CA, USA

THURSDAY CRYSTAL 10:00 MORNING 9:00 GD-06. Ab initio study on stabilities of half-metallic Co-based full- Session GD Heusler alloys. Y. Miura1, K. Nagao1 and M. Shirai11. Research HALF-METALLICS II Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Igor Shvets, Chair Miyagi, Japan; 2. RIEC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

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GD-01. Co2FeSi: A half metallic full Heusler compound with high Curie-Temperature. S. Wurmehl1, G.H. Fecher1, K. Vadim1, GD-07. Absorption spectroscopy and XMCD at the Verwey transition 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 H.C. Kandpal , C. Frederick , F. Claudia and H. Lin 1. Institut of Fe3O4. E.J. Goering , M. Lafkioti , S. Gold and G. Schuetz 1. fuer Anorganische und Analytische Chemie, Johannes Gutenberg- Schuetz, Max-Planck-Institute for Metalresearch, Stuttgart, BW, University, Mainz, Germany; 2. NSRRC, Hsinchu, Taiwan Germany 176 PROGRAM PROGRAM 177

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GD-08. Effects of substrate pre-deposition annealing on the GD-13. Enhanced low field magnetoresistance of Sr2FeMoO6-glass magnetoresistance of epitaxial magnetite films grown on composites. X. Wang1, X. Zhang1, Y. Sui1,3, J. Cheng1, Z. Liu1, vicinal MgO (100) substrate. R.S. Sofin1, S.K. Arora1 and J. Miao1, X. Huang1, Z. Lu1, Z. Qian1, W. Su1,3 and J. Tang21. I.V.Shvets11. SFI Nanoscience Laboratories,Physics Department, Depart of Applied Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland Harbin 150001, Heilongjiang, China; 2. Department of Physics, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. International Centre for Materials Physics, Chinese Academy of 10:36 Sciences, Shenyang 110016, Liaoning, China

GD-09. Large room temperature spin-dependent tunneling 11:36

magnetroresistance in a Fe3O4-polymer composite system. W. Wang1, M. Yu2 and J. Tang11. Department of Physics,

University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 2. Advanced GD-14. Electronic and Magnetic Structures of CrO2, RuO2 and CrO2- 2 1 3 1 Materials Research Institute, University of New Orleans, New RuO2 Interfaces. H. Sims , Z. Lu , G. Miao , A. Gupta and Orleans, LA, USA W.H. Butler11. MINT Center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2. Department of Physics, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. Department of Physics, Brown University, 10:48 University, RI, USA

11:48 GD-10. The properties of ultrathin Fe3O4 granular films grown on MgO substrate. Y. Zhou1, C. McEvoy1, R. Ramos1 and I.V.Shvets11. Dept. of Physics, SFI Nanoscience Lab., Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland GD-15. Determination of spin polarization of the Mn5Ge3 single crystal. T. Chen1, J. Valentine1, C. Chien1 and C. Petrovic21. Physics and Astronomy, the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 11:00 MD, USA; 2. Department of Physics, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA

GD-11. SPIN POLARIZED CHALCOGENIDE THIN FILMS OF 1 1,2 3 CuCr2Se4. J. Bettinger , R.V.Chopdekar , M. Liberati , J.R. Neulinger4, L. Alldredge1,2, E. Arenholz5, W. Butler6, 3 4 1 Y. Idzerda , A.M. Stacy and Y. Suzuki 1. Department of THURSDAY GOLD Materials Science and Engineering, University of California - Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. School of Applied Physics, MORNING Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA; 3. Department of Physics, 9:00 Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 4. Department of Chemistry, University of California - Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, Session GE USA; 5. Advanced Light Source, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA; 6. Department of Physics and MAGNETO-ELASTIC MATERIALS Astronomy, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA Mike McElfresh, Chair

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GD-12. XMCD study of the ‘non-magnetic’ 5d site in ferrimagnetic GE-01. Observation of Magnetoelectric Coupling in Epitaxial double perovskites. S. Gepraegs1, P. Majewski1, O. Sanganas1, Multiferroic Nanostructures. F. Zavaliche1,2, H. Zheng1,2, M. Opel1, R. Gross1, G. Vaitheeswaran2, V.Kanchana2, A. Delin2, L. Mohaddes-Ardabili1, S. Yang1, M. Cruz3, P. Shafer1, F. Wilhelm3, A. Rogalev3 and L. Alff41. Walther-Meissner-Institut, D. Schlom4 and R. Ramesh1,21. Department of Materials Science Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Garching, Germany; 2. and Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Institute of Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley, CA, Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden; 3. European Synchrotron USA; 3. CCMC-UNAM, Ensenada, B.C., Mexico; 4. Department Radiation Facility (ESRF), Grenoble, France; 4. Material Science of Materials Science and Engineering, Pennsylvania State Institute, TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany University, University Park, PA, USA 178 PROGRAM PROGRAM 179

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GE-02. Temperature dependence of field-induced strain in GE-08. Strong magnetic correlation in the interphase of Co/TiNi thin 1 ferromagnetic shape memory alloys. R.C. O’Handley , films during the martensitic transition. M.A. Arranz1, 1 1 1 1 D.I. Paul , S.M. Allen , M. Richard , J. Feuchtwanger , J. Andres1 and J. Riveiro11. Departamento de Fisica Aplicada, 1 1 2 B. Peterson , R. Techapiesancharoenkij , M. Barandiaran and Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Ciudad Real, Spain P. Lazpita21. MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA; 2. Universidad del Pais Vasco/EHU, Bilbao, Spain 10:36

9:24 GE-09. Effects of Width on Magnetic Anisotropy of Epitaxial Cu/Ni/Cu Nanolines. E.S. Lyons1, R.C. O’Handley1 and GE-03. Quantification of the effect of thermal cycling on C.A. Ross11. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, ferromagnetic shape memory alloy/ polymer composites by Massachusetts of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA VSM measurements. J. Feuchtwanger1, M.L. Richard1, S.M. Allen1, R.C. O’Handley1 and A.E. Berkowitz21. Materials science end engineering, Massachestts Institute of Technology, 10:48 Cambridge, MA, USA; 2. Physics, University of California San Diego, La Joya, CA, USA GE-10. Lattice and spin dynamics in bcc Fe, 10 at % Be. P. Zhao1, J. Cullen1, M. Wuttig1, J. Lynn2, T. Lograsso3 and O. Moze41. 9:36 Department of Materials and Nuclear Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 2. NIST Center for Neutron GE-04. Variation of Magnetostriction With Temperature in Research, National Institute of Standards and Technology, 1 1 Tb5Si2.2Ge1.8 Single Crystal. A.P. Ring , H.L. Ziegler , Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 3. Ames Laboratory, Ames, IA, USA; 4. T. Lograsso1, D. Schlagel1, J.E. Snyder1,2 and D.C. Jiles1,21. CNR-INFM S3 National Research Center, Physics Dept, Materials and Engineering Physics Program, Ames Laboratory, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy Ames, IA, USA; 2. Materials Science and Engineering Department, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA 11:00

9:48 GE-11. Magnetostriction of Composites of Fe-Ga Particles in a 1 2 2 1 Polymer Matrix. J. Hong , V.C.Solomon , D.J. Smith , 1,3 4 GE-05. Molecular beam epitaxy of YMnO3 on GaN (0001). Y. Chye , 1 1 1 A.E. Berkowitz and E. Summers 1. Center for Magnetic T. Liu , T.H. Myers and D. Lederman 1. Department of Physics, Recording Research, University of California-San Diego, La West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA Jolla, CA, USA; 2. Department of Physics and Astronomy, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA; 3. Department of 10:00 Physics, University of California-San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; 4. Etrema Products, Inc., Ames, IA, USA GE-06. Evidence for strong spin-lattice coupling in multiferroic

RMn2O5(R=Tb,Dy,Ho) via thermal expansion anomalies. 11:12 C.R. dela Cruz1, B. Lorenz1, S. Cheong2, S. Park2, M. Gospodinov3, W. Ratcliff4, J. Lynn4 and C. Chu1,51. Texas Center for Superconductivity and Department of GE-12. A model for the concentration dependence of the anisotropy 1 1 1 Physics,University of Houston, Houston, TX, USA; 2. Department of Fe1-xGax alloys. J. Cullen , P. Zhao and M. Wuttig 1. of Physics and Astronomy, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ, Materials Sci., University of Marlyand, College Park, College USA; 3. Institute of Solid State Physics, Bulgarian Academy of Park, MD, USA Sciences, 1784 Sofia, Bulgaria; 4. NIST Center for Neutron Research, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 5. Lawrence Berkeley 11:24 National Laboratory, 1 Cyclotron Road, Berkley, CA, USA

1 10:12 GE-13. Fabrication of Thin-Film Galfenol. R.R. Basantkumar and B.J. Stadler11. Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA GE-07. Temperature Dependence of Magnetic Anisotropy in Mn- 1 2 2,3 Substituted Cobalt Ferrite. Y. Melikhov , A. Ring , C. Lo , 11:36 J. Paulsen2, J. Snyder1,3, K. Dennis3 and D. Jiles1,21. Materials Science and Engineering Department, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; 2. Center for Nondestructive Evaluation, Iowa GE-14. Tetragonally Induced Magnetic Anisotropy in Stress Annealed State University, Ames, IA, USA; 3. Materials and Engineering Galfenol Alloys. J.B. Restorff1, A.E. Clark2 and M. Wun-Fogle11. Physics Program, Ames Lab US DoE, Iowa State University, Code 642, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, Ames, IA, USA West Bethesda, MD, USA; 2. Clark Associates, Adelphi, MD, USA 180 PROGRAM PROGRAM 181

THURSDAY ATHERTON 10:12 MORNING 9:00 GF-05. Fe3O4+δ Films prepared by “One-Liquid” Spin-spray Ferrite Plating for GHz-range Noise Suppressors. J. Miyasaka1, Session GF N. Matsushita2, M. Tada1 and M. Abe11. Tokyo Institute of FERRITES, GARNET AND MICROWAVE Technology, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Materials and Structures MATERIALS II Laboratory, Tokyo institute of Technology, Yokohama, Japan Yves Idzerda, Chair 10:24

9:00 GF-06. Air Plasma Sprayed (APS) Manganese Zinc Ferrite/Permalloy Composites Coating. S. Liang1, S. Sampath1 and R.J. Gambino11. Center for Thermal Spray Research, Department GF-01. Self-biased Ba-hexaferrite Films for Next Generation 1 of Materials Science and Engineering, Stony Brook University, Nonreciprocal u-wave and mm-wave Devices. Z. Chen , 1 1 1 1 1 Stony Brook, NY, USA Y. Chen, S. Yoon , A. Geiler , T. Sakai , A. Yang , N.X. Sun , C. Vittoria1, V. G. Harris1 and K. Ziemer21. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Northeastern University, 10:36 Boston, MA, USA; 2. Department of Chemical Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA GF-07. Sintering behavior and magnetic properties of NiZn ferrite nanoparticles interpreted in a microstructural evolution 9:36 model. R. Swaminathan1, J. Woods1, S. Calvin2, J. Huth3 and M.E. McHenry11. Materials Science and Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; 2. Sarah Lawrence GF-02. Influence of Substrate on Structural and Magnetic Properties College, Bronxville, NY, USA; 3. Magnetics Technology Center (a of Pulsed Laser Deposited Strontium Ferrite Thin Films. division of Spang), Pittsburgh, PA, USA N. Kumar1, M. Bohra1, D.S. Misra1, N. Venkataramani2, 3 2 1 4 A.K. Nigam , I. Samajdar , S. Prasad and R. Krishnan 1. 10:48 Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai - 400076, Maharashtra, India; 2. Department of Metallurgical Engineering and Material Science, Indian Institute 1 GF-08. Magnetic Properties of NiFe2O4 Nanostructures. S.P.Crane , of Technology Bombay, Mumbai - 400076, Maharashtra, India; 3. H. Zheng1, F. Zavaliche1, M. de la Paz1, Q. Zhan1, L. Mohaddes- Department of Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science, Aribili1, P. Shafer1 and R. Ramesh1,21. Department of Materials Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Homi Bhabha Road, Science and Engineering, University of California-Berkeley, Mumbai - 400005, Maharashtra, India; 4. Laboratoire de Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. Department of Physics, University of Magnetisme et d’Optique(LMOV) - CNRS, Versailles, France California-Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA

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GF-03. Magnetization induced second-harmonic generation in GF-09. Magnetic properties and surface effects in ferrite nanoparticles. S.K. Sharma1, R. Kumar2, V.V.Siva Kumar2, epitaxial magnetite thin films Fe3O4/MgO(100). 3 3 4 5 5 1,2 2 1 3 A.L. Brandl , M. Knobel , S.N. Dolia , A. Gupta , V.R.Reddy A.A. Rzhevsky , B.B. Krichevtsov , D.A. Rata , C. Chang , 1 R. Sutarto3, L.H. Tjeng3 and C.M. Schneider11. and M. Singh 1. Physics, H. P. University, Shimla, Himachal Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH, Juelich, Germany; 2. Ioffe Pradesh, India; 2. Materials Science Division, Nuclear Science Physico-Technical Institute of RAS, St.Petersburg, Russian Centre, New Delhi, Delhi, India; 3. Instituto de Fisica, Federation; 3. Physikalisches Institut II, Universitaet zu Koeln, UNICAMP, Campinas, SP, Brazil; 4. Physics, University of Koeln, Germany Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India; 5. IUC-DAEF, Khandwa Road, University campus, Indore, M.P., India

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GF-04. Preparation and characterization of ferrite polymer GF-10. EFFECT OF ADDITIVES TO Z-TYPE HEXAGONAL composite at microwave frequencies. S.M. Abbas1,2, A.K. Dixit2, FERRITES ON MAGNETIC PROPERTIES. T. Katoh1, R. Chatterjee1 and T.C. Goel31. Physics, Indian Institute Of S. Noguchi1 and N. Koyuhara21. Advanced Electronics Research Technology Delhi, New Delhi, India; 2. DMSRDE, G. T. Road, Laboratory, Hitachi Metals, Kumagaya, Japan; 2. Tottori Works, Kanpur, India; 3. BITS, Pilani, Goa, India Hitachi Metals, Tottori, Japan 182 PROGRAM PROGRAM 183

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GF-11. Microwave behavior of ASn-substituted (A = Co, Ni, Zn)BaM- 1 2 2 GG-05. Containment Can Losses in Permanent-Magnet Pump Drives. hexaferrites. D. Lisjak , M. Pasquale and S. Perero 1. “Jozef A.C. Smith1 and E. Sanchez11. School of Electrical and Stefan” Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2. Materials Dept., IENGF, Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester, Torino, Italy MANCHESTER, United Kingdom

11:36 10:00

GF-12. Effect of Ho ion substitution on the magnetic properties of Fe3O4 magnetic fluid. K. Rao1, R. Upadhyay1, A. Gupta1, GG-06. 2D FEM Simulation of a 4QT Prototype Machine K. Parekh2 and R. Mehta21. Materials Science-Tmfy-MSE, Royal Considering Skewed Slots. P. Zheng1, P.Thelin2, E. Nordlund2 Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; 2. Department of and C. Sadarangani21. Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Harbin Physics, Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar, India Institute of Technology, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China; 2. Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

THURSDAY SACRAMENTO 10:12 MORNING 9:00 GG-07. Effect of Skewing the Rotor Teeth on the Performance of 1,2 Session GG Doubly Salient Permanent Magnet Motors. N.K. Sheth , A.R. Sekharbabu3, and K. R. Rajagopal11. Electrical Engineering MAGNETIC MOTORS I Department, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi - Al Hartman, Chair 110016, Delhi, India; 2. Electrical Engineering Department, Institute of Technology, Nirma University of Science and Technology, 9:00 Ahmedabad - 382481, Gujarat, India; 3., L. G. Electronics India Ltd., Greater Noida - 201306, Uttar Pradesh, India

GG-01. The design of permanent magnet generators for application 10:24 in hybrid-electric vehicles. N. Schofield11. Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom GG-08. Design of the phase current of a brushless DC motor to eliminate cogging torque. G. Jang1 and C. Lee11. PREM Lab., 9:12 Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea

GG-02. Magnetic Characteristics for VR Machines with Ring 10:36 Winding. I.H. Al-Bahadly11. Institute of Information Sciences and Technology, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand GG-09. Three-dimensional analysis of tubular permanent magnet machines. J. Chai1, J. Wang1 and D. Howe11. Electronic and 9:24 Electrical Engineering, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom

GG-03. Design of Toroidal Stator,Axial Flux Permanent Magnet Motor. R.H. Patel11. Electrical Engineering, Nirma Institute of 10:48 Technology, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

9:36 GG-10. Torque Improvement of an Interior Permanent Magnet Brushless DC Motor Using Magnet Shifting. P.R. Upadhyay1,2 and K.R. Rajagopal11. Electrical Engineering Department, GG-04. An optimum design of the magnetic circuit of a PM linear Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi, India; 2. electrical generator for the exploitation of sea waves. Electrical Engineering Department, Institute of Technology, M. Trapanese11. Electrical Engineering Department, University Nirma University of Science and Technology, Ahmedabad, of Palermo, Palermo, Italy Gujarat, India 184 PROGRAM PROGRAM 185

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GG-11. Effect of mutual coupling on torque production in switched GH-04. Magnetism in and near YBa Cu O vortex cores and its field 1 1 1 2 3 7 reluctance motors. J.A. Walker , D.G. Dorrell and C. Cossar 1. dependence. C. Boekema1, L. Robledo1, M. Someha1, SPEED Laboratory, Dept. of Electronics & Electrical J. Thorsen1, T. Imam1, D. Ganz1 and J. Lee21. Physics, San Jose Engineering, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, State University, San Jose, CA, USA; 2. Physics, Uo Illinois at United Kingdom Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, USA

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GG-12. An Effective Method to Measure Back EMFs and Their Harmonics of Permanent Magnet AC Motors. Q. Jiang1, C. BI1 GH-05. Spin screening of magnetic moments and the inverse and S. LIN11. Mechatronics and Recording Channel, AStar Data proximity effect in F/S nanostructures. N.G. Fazleev1,3, Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore M.G. Khusainov2,3, M.M. Khusainov4 and Y.N. Proshin2,31. Physics, Univ. of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, USA; 2. Max- 11:24 Planck-Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems, Dresden, Germany; 3. Physics, Kazan State University, Kazan, Russian Federation; 4. Zavoisky Physical-Technical Institute of RAS, GG-13. Influence of Stator Structure on Rotor Loss in High-Speed Kazan, Russian Federation PM BLDC Motors. F. Zhou1, J. Shen2 and R. Lin31. College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, 10:00 Zhejiang, China; 2. College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; 3. College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China GH-06. Magnetization-dependent Tc shift in F/S/F trilayers with a strong ferromagnet. I.C. Moraru1, W.P. Pratt1 and N.O. Birge11. Physics and Astronomy, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA THURSDAY PIEDMONT MORNING 10:12 9:00

Session GH GH-07. Microscopic magnetic structure of cuprate/manganite SUPERCONDUCTIVITY II superlattices. J. Chakhalian1, J.W. Freeland2, J. Strempfer1, 2 3 1 1 Donald Naugle, Chair G. Srajer , J. Cezar , H. Habermeier and B. Keimer 1. Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart, Germany; 2. Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, 9:00 Argonne, IL, USA; 3. European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble, France GH-01. Relationship between microstructure and superconducting 1 1 behaviors of MgB2. W. Hon and D. Ng 1. Physics, The Chinese 10:24 University of Hong Kong, Shatin, Hong Kong

9:12 GH-08. NMR study of Heavy Fermion Superconductor with No 1 1 Inversion Symmetry CePt3Si. K. Ueda , T. Koyama , K. Hamamoto1, T. Kohara1, G. Motoyama1 and Y. Oda11. Dept. of GH-02. Magnesium diboride superconductor thin film tunnel 1,2 Mater. Sci., Grad. School of Sci., University of Hyogo, Akogun, junctions for superconductive electronics. T. Kim and Hyogo, Japan J.S. Moodera21. Department of Physics, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Francis Bitter Magnet Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA 10:36

9:24 GH-09. General Susceptibility and Superconductivity in 1,2 1 CeMIn5(M=Co,Rh,Ir) and PuCoGa5. J. Wang , Z. Zeng and GH-03. Effects of pinning force on formation of ordered flux flow. H. Lin21. Key Laboratory of Materials Physics, Institute of Solid X. Xu1, L. Zhang1, S. Ding1,2, X. Wang2 and H. Shao11. State Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Hefei, Anhui, China; Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Nanjing, China; 2. 2. Department of Physics and Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Wollongong, New South Wals, NSW, Australia The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, Hong Kong, China 186 PROGRAM PROGRAM 187

10:48 GP-02. Domain structure during magnetization reversal of PtMn/CoFe exchange bias micro-patterned lines. 1,2 1 1 1 GH-10. Enhanced spin splitting for injection into superconductors. M.O. Liedke , K. Potzger , L. Bischoff , A.H. Bothmer , 2 3 3 1 M. Urech1, N. Poli1, V.Korenivski1 and D.B. Haviland11. B. Hillebrands , M. Rickart , P. Freitas and J. Fassbender 1. Nanostructure Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Institut fuer Ionenstrahlphysik und Materialforschung, Sweden Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany; 2. Fachbereich Physik, TU Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, 11:00 Germany; 3. INESC MN, Lisbon, Portugal

GH-11. Competition between Kondo effect and superconductivity in GP-03. Effects of Antiferromagnetic Spin Rotation on Anisotropy of 1,2 1 magnetic double tunnel junctions. H. Yang , S. Yang , Ferromagnetic/Antiferromagnetic Bilayers. S. Urazhdin1 and 1 1 C. Kaiser and S. Parkin 1. IBM Almaden Research Center, San C. Chien11. Physics & Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, Jose, CA, USA; 2. Department of Electrical Engineering, Baltimore, MD, USA Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA

11:12 GP-04. In field imaging of magnetisation reversal in exchange biased Fe/PtMn bilayers. J. Borme1, P. Bayle-Guillemaud1, A. Marty1, 1 C. Beigne1, P. Warin1, Y. Samson1 and A. Mougin21. DRFMC, GH-12. Pinning in (Bi,Pb)2Sr2CaCu2Oy single crystal. L. Zhang , X. Xu1, Y. Sun2, S. Ding1,3 and X. Wang31. Department of CEA-Grenoble, Grenoble, France; 2. Laboratoire de Physique des Physics, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. Key Solides, CNRS, Orsay, France Laboratory of Materials Physics, Institute of Solid State Physics, Hefei, China; 3. Institute for Superconducting and Electronic GP-05. Magnetization Angle Dependence of Perpendicular Exchange Materials, University of Vollongong, Vollongong, NSW, Australia 1 1 1 Anisotropy in [Pd/Co]n/FeMn Films. S. Choi , H. Joo , D. Jin , M. Lee1, K. Lee1, S. Kim2, S. Lee2 and D. Hwang21. Physics, 11:24 Dankook University, Cheonan, Chungnam, South Korea; 2. Computer and Electronic Physics, Sangji University, Wonju, GH-13. Enhancement in Pinning and Critical Current Density in RE- Gangwon-Do, South Korea Ba-Cu-O Superconductor with the Nano-particle Addition. I. Chen1, S. Chen2, Y. Liao3 and M. Wu21. Dept. of Materials Science & Eng., National Cheng Kung Univ., Tainan, Taiwan; 2. GP-06. Ferromagnetic Resonance Study of the Exchange Bias Field in 3 1 Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Physics NiFe/FeMn/NiFe Trilayers. V. P. Nascimento , F. Pelegrini , 1 2 2 and Materials Science Center, National Tsing Hua University, L.C. Figueiredo , A. Biondo , E.C. Passamani and E. Baggio- 3 Hsinchu, Taiwan Saitovitch 1. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade Federal de Goias, Goiania, Goias, Brazil; 2. Departamento de Fisica, Universidade 11:36 Federal do Espirito Santo, Vitoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil; 3. Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Fisicas, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de GH-14. Origins of coexisting ferromagnetism and superconductivity Janeiro, Brazil in Ni/Bi bilayers. P.R. LeClair2,1 and J.S. Moodera11. MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA; 2. Center for Materials for Information GP-07. Enhancement of the exchange-bias onset temperature in a Technology and Department of Physics, University of Alabama, columnar nanocrystalline Ni80Fe20/Co3O4 thin-film. J. van Tuscaloosa, AL, USA Lierop1, K. Lin2, Z. Guo2 and B.W. Southern11. Physics & Astronomy, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada; 2. Department of Materials Engineering, National Chung Hsing THURSDAY IMPERIAL University, Taichung, Taiwan MORNING 8:00 GP-08. The role of planar and vertical domain walls and uncompensated interface spins in exchange bias. A. Scholl1, Session GP M. Liberati2,1, F. Nolting3, H. Ohldag4 and J. Stohr41. Advanced EXCHANGE BIAS II Light Source, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. Department of (POSTER SESSION) Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 3. Swiss Light Source, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland; 4. Chih-Huang Lai, Co-chair Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Center, SLAC, Stanford, CA, USA Bob McMichael, Co-chair

GP-01. Anomalous positive exchange bias in Ni80Fe20/NixFe1-xO thin- GP-09. Influence of He-ion-irradiation on thin NiMn/NiFe exchange film bilayers induced by ion-beam deposition effects. K. Lin1, bias films. V. Cantelli1, J. von Borany1, J. Grenzer1, R. Kaltofen2, Y. Tzeng1, Z. Guo1 and J. van Lierop21. Department of Materials J. Schumann2 and J. Fassbender11. Institute of Ion Beam and Engineering, National Chung Hsing University, Taichung, Materials Research, Forschungszentrum Rossendorf, DRESDEN, Taiwan; 2. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Germany; 2. Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada Research IFW Dresden, Dresden, Germany 188 PROGRAM PROGRAM 189

GP-10. Exchange coupling of cobalt clusters with MnPt in the THURSDAY IMPERIAL presence of loose spins. A. Brenac1, R. Morel1, C. Portemont1 MORNING 1 and L. Notin 1. DRFMC, CEA-Grenoble, Grenoble, France 8:00

GP-11. Ultrafast magnetization dynamics in exchange coupled Session GQ bilayers. D. Hoffmann1, M.C. Weber1, T. Roth1, M. Bauer1, B. Hillebrands1 and M. Aeschlimann11. Physics, Technical SPIN VALVES University of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, RLP, Germany (POSTER SESSION) Stephen Russek, Chair GP-12. Exchange bias in a domain state model with bond-disorder. B. Beckmann1, U. Nowak2 and K.D. Usadel11. Theoretische Tieftemperaturphysik, Universität Duisburg-Essen, Campus GQ-01. Brillouin light scattering of CoFe/IrMn-based top and bottom Duisburg, Duisburg, Germany; 2. Department of Physics, spin valves. S. Park1, K. Han1, J. Kim1, Y. Lee1, J. Kim2 and University of York, York, United Kingdom S. Lee31. Quantum Photonic Science Research Center and Dept. of Physics, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Dept. of GP-13. Positive exchange biasing and its angular dependence in Physics, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Dept. of GdFe/FeMn bilayers. J. Du1, D. Yang2, X. Wu1 and S. Zhou21. Physics, Inha University, Incheon, South Korea National Laboratory of Solid State Microstructures, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. Surface Physics GQ-02. Dependence of magnetoresistance on sense current density in Laboratory (National Key Laboratory) and Department of a NiFe planar point-contact. Y. Ohsawa1,21. CR&D center, Physics, Fudan University, Shanghai, China Toshiba corp, Kawasaki, Japan; 2. RIEC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan GP-14. Orientation of Antiferromagnetic Domains in LaFeO3 thin films. S. Czekaj1,2, F. Nolting1 and L.J. Heyderman21. Swiss Light Source, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen PSI, Switzerland; 2. GQ-03. Calculation of the spin reflectivity at the interface of NiO/Co Laboratory for Micro- and Nanotechnology, Paul Scherrer in NiO based Spin Valves. A. Zhang1, X. Wu1, H. Cai1, L. Sun1, Institut, Villigen PSI, Switzerland A. Hu1 and S. Jiang11. Lab of Solid State Microstructures and Physics department, Nanjing University, Nanjing, 210093, China GP-15. Structure and exchange bias coupling in polar magnetized 1,2 Fe/antiferromagnetic Mn bilayer on Cu3Au(100). W.C. Lin , 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 GQ-04. Electrical resistance and magnetoresistance study in T. Chen , L. Lin , B. Wang , Y. Liao , K. Song and 1 2,3 1 3 1,2 Co/Os/Co thin films. C. Chou , Y.Yao , P. Kuo , K. Wu , M. Lin 1. Physics, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. 2,3 2 Institite of molecular and atomic sciences, Academia Sinica, J. Chou and S. Lee 1. Institute of Materials Science and Taipei, Taiwan Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Department of Physics, Fu-Jen Catholic University, Taipei, GP-16. Barrier Induced Exchange Bias in CrO2/Cr2O3/Co Magnetic Taiwan Tunnel Junctions. G. Miao1,2, A. Gupta1 and G. Xiao21. MINT center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2. Physics, Brown University, Providence, RI, USA GQ-05. Magnetic and Transport Properties of NiMnAl Thin Films. A. Vovk1, M. Yu1, L. Malkinski1, C. O’Connor1, Z. Wang2, 2 2 3 GP-17. FORMATION OF L12-Mn3Ru PHASE AND ITS E. Durant , J. Tang and V.Golub 1. AMRI-University of New EXCHANGE BIASING PROPERTIES IN Mn-Ru/Co-Fe Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 2. Physics Department BILAYERS. M. Tsunoda1, K. Imakita1, M. Naka1, S. Yoshitaki1 University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. Institute of and M. Takahashi1,21. Department of Electronic Engineering, Magnetism NAS of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. New Industry Creation Hatchery Center, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan GQ-06. Spin valves with synthetic exchange bias Co70 Ni10Pt20/Ru/CoFe. J. Qiu1, K. Li1, Y. Zheng1, P. Luo1, Y. Wu1,2 and J. Li31. Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore; 2. GP-18. Enhanced Exchange Bias in FeCo-FeCoO Nanoparticles x Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Embedded in Cu Matrix. Y. Xu 1, J.H. Judy1 and J. Wang11. The Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; 3. Hitachi Global Storage Center for Micromagnetics and Information Technologies (MINT), Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA GQ-07. Positive magnetoresistance and extraordinary CPP/CIP ratio 1,2 GP-19. Exchange bias training effect in coupled ferromagnetic bilayer in spin valves with SiO2 interface layers. H. Wang , structures. C. Binek1, S. Polisetty1, X. He1 and A. Berger21. Z.C. Zhao2, Y.X. Xia2, P.R. LeClair1 and J.S. Moodera11. Francis Physics & Astronomy, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA; Bitter Magnet Laboratory, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA; 2. 2. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Department of Physics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA China 190 PROGRAM PROGRAM 191

GQ-08. Studies of Current Driven Switching in Notched Pseudo Spin THURSDAY IMPERIAL Valve Strip. J. Ou1, J. Wu1, L. Hong1, C. Chou2 and C. Lee31. MORNING Taiwan SPIN Research Center and Physics Department, Natl. 8:00 Changhua Univ. of Edu., Changhua, Taiwan; 2. Department of Mathematics, Natl. Changhua Univ. of Edu., Changhua, Taiwan; Session GR 3. Department of Electrical Engineering, Chungchou Institute of Technology, Changhua, Taiwan MAGNETO-RESISTIVE HEADS AND MAGNETIC MEMORY GQ-09. Magnetic Structure Variations During GMR Training in Spin (POSTER SESSION) Valves with Pico-Scale Antiferromagnetic Layers. Bruce Schardt, Chair S. Moyerman1, J.C. Eckert1, J.A. Borchers2, K.L. Perdue1, 2,3 1 4 M. Doucet , P.D. Sparks and M.J. Carey 1. Harvey Mudd GR-01. Thermal Excitation Effect on Toggle Switching in SAF Free College, Claremont, CA, USA; 2. NCNR, National Institute of layer. Y. Lee1, C. Hung1, M. Kao1 and M. Tsai11. Electronics Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 3. Research Service Organization, Industrial Technology Research University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 4. San Jose Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA GR-02. Planar-Hall-Effect MRAM. Y. Bason1, L. Klein1, C.H. Ahn2, X. Hong2 and J.T.Yau21. Physics, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat GQ-10. Enhancement of Magnetoresistance in Gan, Israel; 2. Applied Physics, Yale University, New Haven, CT, [Pd/Co]/Cu/Co/[Pd/Co]/FeMn Spin-valves. H. Joo1, J. An1, USA M. Lee1, J. Choi1, K. Lee1, S. Kim2, S. Lee3 and D. Hwang31. Physics, Dankook University, Cheonan, South Korea; 2. Life GR-03. Improvement in Thermal Stability of MRAM with novel MTJ Science Institute, Sangji University, Wonju, South Korea; 3. cell. T. Kai1, Y. Shimizu2, R. Takizawa2, Y. Ueda2, N. Shimomura1, Computer and Electronic Physics, Sangji University, Wonju, S. Ikegawa1, Y. Asao2, K. Tsuchida2, H. Yoda1, N. Ishiwata3, South Korea H. Hada3 and S. Tahara31. Corporate Research & Development Center, Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan; 2. SoC Research & Development Center, Semiconductor Company, GQ-11. Induced interfacial diffusive scatterings from different mean Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan; 3. System 1 free paths between adjacent materials. S. Chen and Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation, Sagamihara, 2 C. Chang 1. Department of Physics, National Thing Hua Kanagawa, Japan University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Department of Physics, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan GR-04. Reduction of switching field distributions by edge oxidization of submicron MTJ cells for high-density MRAMs. 1 1 1 1 1 GQ-12. Element Specific Magnetisation Reversal in a Spin-valve with M. Yoshikawa , E. Kitagawa , S. Takahashi , T. Kai , M. Amano , 1 1 1 1 1 an AAF Layer as a Function of Temperature. M.S. Beal1, N. Shimomura , T. Kishi , S. Ikegawa , Y. Asao , H. Yoda , 2 2 2 2 S.M. Thompson1, T.P. Hase2, R.T. Mennicke1, S. Stanescu4 and K. Nagahara , H. Numata , H. Hada , N. Ishiwata and 2 G. Yi31. Physics, The University of York, York, United Kingdom; 2. S. Tahara 1. Corporate Research & Development Center, Dept of Physics, University of Durham, York, United Kingdom; 3. TOSHIBA Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan; 2. System Devices Seagate Springtown R&D, Seagate Technology, Londonderry, Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation, Sagamihara, Japan United Kingdom; 4. ID08, ESRF, Grenoble, France GR-05. Tunneling magnetoresistance of MTJ cell measured by conducting atomic force microscopy with ramping DC bias GQ-13. Inverse magnetoresistance and large saturation field change voltage rate. M. Shu1, C. Hsu1, A. Canizo-Cabrera1, 1 1 1 in doped Co/Cu-typed sandwich. Z. Zhao , H. Wang , S. Xiao , C. Chen2,. Wu2, M. Takahashi3, C. Yang4 and T. Wu11. Taiwan 1 1 2 2 D. Huang , Y. Xia , Q. Jin and C. Zha 1. Physics, Shanghai Jiao SPIN Research Center, National Yunlin University of Science and Tong University, Shanghai, China; 2. Optical science and Technology, Yunlin, Taiwan; 2. Department of Physics, National engineering, Fudan University, Shanghai, China Changhua University of Education, Changhua, Taiwan; 3. Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University, Aobayama, Sendai, Japan; 4. Department of General Education GQ-14. Interplay between the magnetic interactions existent in spin- Center, Overseas Chinese Institute of Technology, Taichung, valve structures. R.L. Rodriguez-Suarez1, A.B. Oliveira1, Taiwan S.M. Rezende1 and A. Azevedo11. Departamento de Fisica, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, PE, Brazil GR-06. Magnetic Microscopy of Toggle Magnetic Random Access Memory. M. Qazzaz3, W.C. Uhlig4, T. Orlando1, S.T. Halloran1, GQ-15. Irradiation-controlled GMR of PtMn-based spin valve. F.C. da Sliva1, R. Owings1, S.E. Russek2, J. Unguris4, D. Krefft3 S. Huang1, C. Lai1, C. Chiang1 and C. Yang21. Department of and D.P. Pappas11. Quantum Devices, NIST, Boulder, CO, USA; Materials Science & Engineering, National Tsing Hua 2. Magnetics Group, NIST, Boulder, CO, USA; 3. Information University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Department of Materials Science Assurance Directorate, NSA, Fort Meade, MD, USA; 4. PElectron & Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA and Optical Physics, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA 192 PROGRAM PROGRAM 193

GR-07. Withdrawn GS-03. Structural, magnetic and magnetostriction behaviors during the nanocrystallization of the amorphous 1 1 Ni5Fe68.5Si13.5B9Nb3Cu1 alloy. N. Iturriza , C. Garcia , GR-08. The dependence of specularity behavior and thermal stability L. Fernandez1, J.J. del Val1,2, J. Gonzalez1, J.M. Blanco3, G. Vara4 on capping layer thickness in spin valves. J. Kim1 and S. Lee11. and A.R. Pierna41. Fisica de Materiales, Facultad de Quimica, Materials Science and Engineering, Korea University, Seoul, UPV/EHU, San Sebastian, Gipuzkoa, Spain; 2. Unidad de Fisica South Korea de Materiales, Centro Mixto CSIC-UPV/EHU, San Sebastian, Gipuzkoa, Spain; 3. Fisica Aplicada I, EUPSS, UPV/EHU, San Sebastian, Gipuzkoa, Spain; 4. Ingenieria Quimica y del Medio GR-09. CPP and CIP Spin Valve Resistance Thermal Degradation Ambiente, EUPSS, UPV/EHU, San Sebastian, Gipuzkoa, Spain Analysis. L. Gan1, X. Peng1, E. Granstrom1, J. Shen1 and 1 B. Pant 1. Seagate Technology, Bloomington, MN, USA GS-04. CoFeCrSiB field-annealed amorphous ribbons studied using magneto-optical vector magnetometry. O. Zivotsky1, L. Kraus2, M. Malatek3, K. Postava1 and J. Pistora11. Department of Physics,

GR-10. STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF Co1-xFex NANO VSB-Technical University Ostrava, Ostrava, Czech Republic; 2. 1 1 2 OXIDE LAYER. H. Endo , M. Doi , N. Hasegawa and Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czech 1 M. Sahashi 1. Dept. of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku Republic; 3. Department of Measurements, Czech Technical University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. ALPS Electric Corporation, University, Prague, Czech Republic Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan GS-05. Stress dependence of coercivity in nanocrystalline 1 1,2 Fe79Hf7B12Si2 glass-coated microwires. C. Garcia , A. Zhukov , GR-11. Characterization of spin valve sensor films without 1 3 4 1 5 1 2 J. Gonzalez , V.Zhukova , R. Varga , J. del Val , V.Larin , antiferromagnetic pinning. G. Rutsch , N. Smith and 1 2 1 A. Chizhik and J. Blanco 1. Departamento Fisica de Materiales, D. Mauri 1. Sensor Development and Manufacturing, Hitachi Facultad de Quimica, UPV, San Sebastian, Spain; 2. Dpto. Fisica GST, San Jose, CA, USA; 2. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Aplicada I, EUPSD, UPV/EHU, San Sebastian, Spain; 3. TAMAG GST, San Jose, CA, USA Iberica S.L., Parque Tecnologico de Miramon, San Sebastian, Spain; 4. Inst. Phys., Fac. Sci., UPJS, Kosice, Slovakia; 5. MFTI, Kishinev, Moldova

GS-06. Vacuum Hot Pressing of Fe-Si-B-Nb Based Amorphous Powder Cores and Their High Frequency Magnetic THURSDAY IMPERIAL Properties. E. Kang1,2, Y. Kim1, K. Kim1, Y. Chung1 and MORNING H. Baik21. Advanced Metals Research Center, Korea Institute of 8:00 Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Department of Metallurgy-System Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Session GS Korea AMORPHOUS AND NANOCRYSTALLINE GS-07. RAPID ANNEALING AND SUBSTRATE TEMPERATURE SOFT MATERIALS II EFFECTS ON MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF CoFeV FILMS. H.D. Nguyen1,3, L.T. Phan4, K.E. Lee1, P. Kollu1, C. Kim1 (POSTER SESSION) 2 Teruo Bitoh, Chair and C. Kim 1. Materials Science and Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Research Center for Advanced Magnetic Materials, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, South Korea; 3. Research Institute of GS-01. Effects of Cr and Au additions on the magnetic properties and Technology for Machinery, Ministry of Industry, Hanoi, Viet Nam; magneto-impedance behaviors in Fe76.5-xCrxSi13.5B9Nb3Au1 (x = 2 1 3 3 2 4. Department of Physics, Chungbuk National University, 1~ 5) alloys. L. Tuan , M. Hwang , T. Phan , S. Yu , C. Kim and Cheongju, South Korea H. Lee11. Physics Education, Kongju National University, Kongju, South Korea; 2. Materials Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, South Korea; 3. Physics, Chungbuk National GS-08. Multiple Magnetic Resonances in Permeability Spectra of 1 1 University, Cheongju, South Korea Thick CoTaZr Films. D. Lee and S.X. Wang 1. Materials Science and Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA

GS-02. Effects of the Zn-phosphate coating on magnetic properties of GS-09. The effect of grain size on the soft magnetic properties of 1 1 Fe73.5Cu1Nb3Si15.5B7 nanocrystalline alloy powder cores. FeCoV/CoNbZr multilayers. M. Contreras , J.F. Calleja , D. Jang1,3, G. Choi2, Y. Kim3, T. Noh1 and K. Kim31. Materials R. Matarranz1, A. Alija1, B. Presa1 and G. Pan21. Fisica, Science & Engineering, Andong National University, Andong, Universidad de Oviedo, Oviedo, Asturias, Spain; 2. School of South Korea; 2. Research Center, Changsung, Incheon, South Computing Communications and Electronics, Faculty of Korea; 3. Advanced Metals Research Center, Korea Institute of Technology, University of Plymouth, Plymouth, Devon, United Science & Technology, Seoul, South Korea Kingdom 194 PROGRAM PROGRAM 195

GS-10. Structure and magnetic property study of textured Fe(001) GT-03. Superspin glass properties of a non-stoichiometric lanthanum 1 2,4 1 3 1 1 films on Si(001). L. MingDaou , C. Lo , T. Peng , K. You , manganite LaMnO3.13. C.R. Sankar and P.A. Joy 1. Physical S. Chen1 and Y.Yao3,11. Department of Materials Science and and Materials Chemistry, National Chemical Laboratory, Pune, Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; India 2. Opto-Electronics & Systems Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 3. Institute of GT-04. Lattice distortions, ferromagnetic clusters and phase 1 2 Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 4. Nanotechnology separation in La1-xPbxMnO3: ESR study. T. Phan , M. Phan , Research Center, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Y. Song1, N. Chau3 and S. Yu11. Deparment of Physics, Chungbuk Hsinchu, Taiwan National University, Cheongju, South Korea; 2. Department of Aerospace Engineering, Bristol University, BS8 1TR, United GS-11. Electrodeposition of Ni nanowires in AAO membrane on Kingdom; 3. Center for Materials Science, University of Science, silicon wafer substrate. J. Jung1, J. Nam1, S. Min2, A. Vovk3, 334 Nguyen Trai, Hanoi, Viet Nam M. Yu3 and L. Malkinski31. Department of Chemistry, Kangnung National University, Kangnung, South Korea; 2. Department of GT-05. Current effects in electronically phase-separated 1 2 1 Metal and Material Engeering, Kangnung National University, Pr0.7Pb0.3MnO3 single crystals. R. Li , X. Zhou , A. Belik , Kangnung, South Korea; 3. Advanced Materials Research K. Miki3 and B. Shen41. International Center for Young Scientists, Institute, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Japan; 2. Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, Germany; 3. GS-12. Atypical time-dependent magnetic behaviors of Fe-Bi films. Nanomaterials Laboratory, National Institute for Materials J. Hsu1,2, H. Wang3, A. Sun2 and P. Kuo3,21. Physics, National Science, Tsukuba, Japan; 4. State Key Laboratory of Magnetism, Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Center for Nanostorage Institute of Physics and Center for Condensed Matter Physics, Research, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Institute Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China of Material Science and Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan GT-06. Theoretical study of CE phase in manganites: a revised charge-ordering model. S. Dong1, X. Yao1, K. Wang1, G. Zhao2,1 GS-13. Thickness dependence of exchange anisotropy and anisotropic and J. Liu1,31. Department of Physics, Nanjing University, magnetoresistance in NiFe/IrMn bilayers studied by Planar Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. Department of Physics, Sichuan 1,2 2 1 1 Hall Effect. T. Nguyen , M. Chun , C. Kim , C. Kim and Normal University, Chengdu, Sichuan, China; 3. International 2 K. Kim 1. Material Science and Engineering, Chungnam Center for Materials physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, National University, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Advanced Metals Shenyang, Liaoning, China Reserach Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea GT-07. Ru-doping of the Mn site in La0.4Ca0.6MnO3 perovskite: EMR study of electronic and magnetic ordering. A. Yakubovsky1, A. Shames2, E. Rozenberg2, G. Gorodetsky2, M. Auslender3, C. Martin4 and A. Maignan41. Research Center Kurchatov THURSDAY IMPERIAL Institute, Moscow, Russian Federation; 2. Dept. of Physics, BGU MORNING of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, -, Israel; 3. Dept. of Electrical and 8:00 Computer Engineering, BGU of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel; 4. Laboratoire CRISMAT, ISMRA, Caen, France Session GT GT-08. Glassy ferromagnetism and frustration in COMPLEX OXIDES II: PHASE SEPARATION 1,2 3 4 1 La0.7Ba0.3Mn0.7Ti0.3O3. L. Bau , T. Phan , P. Nordblad , N. Phuc (POSTER SESSION) and S. Yu31. Institute of Materials Science, Academy of Science Omar Chmaissem, Co-chair and Technology, Hanoi, Viet Nam; 2. Department of Natural Alan Bishop, Co-chair Science, Hongduc University, 307 Lelai, Thanhhoa, Viet Nam; 3. Department of Physics, Chungbuk National University, 361-763, GT-01. Charge ordering phase transition in solid solutions of La1- Cheongju, South Korea; 4. Department of Materials Science, yPryMnO3+δ(0 ≤ y ≤ 1, d ≤ 0.1). F. N. Bukhanko1, Uppsala University, Box 534, S-751 21 Uppsala, Sweden V. P. Dyakonov1, N.A. Doroshenko1, V.I.Kamenev1 and H.H. Szymczak21. Electronic properties of metals, Donetsk GT-09. Effect of site disorder on the magnetic and electronic

Phys.&Techn.Institue, NASU, Donetsk, Donetsk, Ukraine; 2. transitions in La and Ca substituted Eu0.5Sr0.5MnO3 magnetism, Institute of Physics, PAS, Warsav, Warsav, Poland manganite. D.S. Rana1 and S.K. Malik11. Department of Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science, Tata Institute GT-02. The role of redox chemistry of Ru and Mn on the magnetic of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

and transport properties of A-site unsubstituted LaMnO3±δ. 1 1,2 2 3 B. Singh , S. Manoharan , D. Kundaliya , B. Varughese , GT-10. Studies on structure and magnetic properties and (La1-y- 2 2 1,2 1 S.B. Ogale and T. Venkatesan 1. Materials Chemistry Laboratory, xYy)2/3Ca1/3MnO3 with La-site vacancies. X. Li , B. You , Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India; 2. Department of Z. Wang1, G. Luo2 and X. Wu1,21. Lab of Solid State Physics, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 3. Microstructures and Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Department of Chemistry, University of Maryland, College Park, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. School Material Science and MD, USA Engineering, Nanchang University, Nanchang, 330047, China 196 PROGRAM PROGRAM 197

GT-11. Crystal growth, transport and magnetic properties of rare THURSDAY IMPERIAL 1 earth manganite Pr1-xPbxMnO3. P. Balasubramanian , MORNING 1 1 2 3 S. Elizabeth , H.L. Bhat , S. Roessler , K. Doerr and 8:00 K.H. Mueller31. Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India; 2. Institut fuer Festkorperphysik, Technische Universitat Dresden, Dresden, Germany; 3. Institut Session GU fuer Metallische, Technische Universitat Dresden, Dresden, BIOMAGNETIC AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES Germany (POSTER SESSION) Ben Yellen, Chair

GT-12. Role of double exchange interaction on the magnetic and

electrical properties of Pr0.8Sr0.2MnO3 ferromagnetic GU-01. Thermotherapy with Metallic Stent Excited by The Magnetic insulating manganite. N. Rama1,2, V. Sankaranarayanan2 and Field. J. Oya1, H. Shoji1, F. Sato1, H. Matsuki1, S. Satomi2, M. Rao1,21. Materials Science Research Centre and Department Y. Nihei2, Y. Kurokawa2 and T. Sato31. Electric and of Physics, Indian Institute of Technology-Madras, Chennai, Communication Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, India; 2. Dept of Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Tohoku.University, Sendai, Japan; 2. Graduate School of Chennai, Tamilnadu, India Medicine, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 3. NEC TOKIN Corporation, Sendai, Japan

GT-13. The resistivity changed by the Co ion’s spin configuration in GU-02. High Output Heat Element of Magnetic Hyperthermia for the La Ca Mn Co O samples. H. Cai1, X. Wu1,2, B. You1, 2/3 1/3 1-x x 3 Mouse Melanoma. T. Maruyama1, Y. Sawaya1, F. Sato1, A. Zhang1, S. Xu1, S. Jiang1 and J. Gao21. Lab of Solid State H. Matsuki1, S. Aiba2, Y. Ito2 and T. Sato31. Electrical and Microstructures and Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Communication Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; 2. Department of Physics, The Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. Medical Sciences, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China Graduate School of Tohoku University, Tohoku university, sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 3. NEC TOKIN Corp., sendai, Miyagi, Japan

GT-14. Structure, magnetic and transport properties of Zr- substituted La Sr MnO . M. Kim1,2, J. Yang1,2, Q. Cai4, GU-03. Magnetic Separator Design for Sequestration of Medicated 0.7 0.3 3 1 X. Zhou2, W. James2,3, W.Yelon2,3, P. Parris1 and S. Malik51. Magnetic Nanospheres from Human Arterial Flow. H. Chen , 1 3 4 4 Department of Physics, University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO, T.L. Caviness , M.D. Kaminski , A.D. Ebner , J.A. Ritter , 1 1 1,2 USA; 2. Graduate Center for Materials Research, University of X. Liu , S.G. Guy and A.J. Rosengart 1. Neurology, The Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO, USA; 3. Department of Chemistry, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA; 2. Surgery, The University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO, USA; 4. Department of University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA; 3. Chemical Physics, University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, MO, USA; Engineering Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, 5. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Colaba, Mumbai, USA; 4. Department of Chemical Engineering, University of India South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA

GU-04. Magnetic cell manipulation utilizing magnetic particles and GT-15. Study of the magnetic behaviour of single crystalline paramagnetic liquid. M. Iwasaka1, T. Kimura2,3, F. Kimura3 and 1 2,3 2 4 Nd0.5Sr0.5MnO3. R. Venkatesh , R. Nirmala , S.K. Malik and S. Ueno 1. Chiba University, Chiba, Japan; 2. Tokyo 1 G. Rangarajan 1. Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Metropolitan University, Hachioji, Japan; 3. NIMS, Tsukuba, Technology, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India; 2. Tata Institute of Japan; 4. University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan fundamental research, Mumbai, Maharastra, India; 3. Solid state Structural Chemistry Unit, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India GU-05. Improvement of Pulse Diagnostic Apparatus with Array Sensor of Magnetic Tunneling Junctions. S. Lee1, S. Kim2, G. Kim3, Y. Choi1, H. Lee1, D. Park1 and D. Hwang11. Computer and Electronic Physics, Sangji University, Wonju, Kangwon-do, GT-16. High-resolution neutron diffraction study of La1-xSrxCoO3. Y. Yoo 1, K. Yu1, J. Kim1, Y. Lee1 and K. Hong21. Quantum South Korea; 2. Life Science Institute, Sangji University, Wonju, Photonic Science Research Center and Department of Physics, Kanagwon-do, South Korea; 3. Korean Medicine, Sangji Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Korea Atomic Energy University, Wonju, Kanagwon-do, South Korea Research Institute, Daejeon, South Korea GU-06. Improvement of Communication Area for Implantable Signal Transmission System with Ferrite Chip Core. T. Somekawa1, GT-17. Relaxation study of magnetization and electrical resistivity in T. Takura1, F. Sato1, H. Matsuki1 and T. Sato21. Electrical & 1 2D layered manganite system La1.2Ba1.8Mn2O7. S. Nori and Communication Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, K.P. Rajeev11. Physics Department, Indian Institute of Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. NEC Tokin Corp., Technology, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India Sendai, Miyagi, Japan 198 PROGRAM PROGRAM 199

GU-07. A novel method to obtain uniform magnetic field energy THURSDAY IMPERIAL density gardient distribution using discrete pole pieces for a MORNING MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems) based magnetic 8:00 cell separator. P. Nath1,2, L.R. Moore1, M. Zborowski1, S. Roy1 and A.J. Fleischman11. Biomedical Engineering, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH, USA; 2. Chemical and Biomedical Session GV Engineering, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, OH, USA BIOMAGNETISM AND CHEMICAL MAGNETISM

GU-08. Magnetizable Mesh Implant for Magnetically Guided (POSTER SESSION) Targeted Drug Delivery Across Capillary Vessel Wall. Diandra Leslie-Pelecky, Chair H. Chen1, M.D. Kaminski3, T.L. Caviness1, S.G. Guy1 and A.J. Rosengart1,21. Neurology, The University of Chicago, GV-01. Magnetoelectronic properties of cytochrome proteins. J. Gu1, Chicago, IL, USA; 2. Surgery, The University of Chicago, D. Li1, J. Kabulski2, Z. Liu1, F.A. Perez1, P.M. Gannett2 and Chicago, IL, USA; 3. Chemical Engineering Division, Argonne D. Lederman11. Department of Physics, West Virginia University, National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA Morgantown, WV, USA; 2. Basic Pharmaceutical Sciences, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA

GU-09. Magnetic actuator intended for left ventricular assist system. H. Saotome1 and T. Okada11. Dept. of Electronic & Mechanical GV-02. Smart magnetic nanospheres with tumor-specific ability for Eng., Facuty of Engineering, Chiba University, Chiba, Japan magnetic resonance molecular targeting. S. Lee2, B. Jeon2, J. Jeong1, S. Shin1, Y. Huh3, H. Song3, J. Suh3 and J. Kim21. Dept. of Physics, KAIST, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Dept. of Chemical GU-10. Miniaturization and efficiency improvement of the and Biomolecular Engineering, KAIST, Daejeon, South Korea; 3. transcutaneous energy transmission system utilizing Mn-Zn Diagnostic Radiology, Yonsei University Medical Center, Seoul, ferrite core coils. H. Miura1, S. Arai1, Y. Kakubari1, F. Sato1, South Korea H. Matsuki1 and T. Sato21. Gradate school of engineering, Tohoku university, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. NEC Tokin, Sendai, Miyagi, GV-03. Synthesis of LDH-type clay substituted with Fe ion for arsenic Japan removal and its application to magnetic separation. A. Nakahira1, S. Nishida2 and H. Murase11. Osaka Prefecture Univ, Sakai, Japan; 2. Kyoto Inst Tech, Kyoto, Japan GU-11. A neural network for pattern recognition based on a ferromagnetic nano-colloid. S. Ban1 and V. Korenivski11. Nanostructure Physics, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, GV-04. Targeting to carcinoma cells in magnetite and polymer coated Sweden magnetite for magnetically modulated target—hyperthermia. D. Kim1, S. Lee1, K. Kim1, K. Kim1, I. Shim2, M. Lee3 and Y. Lee11. Brain Korea 21 Project for Medical Science, Department and Research Institute of Dental Biomaterials, Yonsei GU-12. Magnetic Property Characterization of Patterned Permalloy University College of Dentistry, Seoul, South Korea; 2. and Magnetite (Fe3O4) Nanorod Cores for Integrated Department of Electronic Physics, Kookmin University, Seoul, Solenoid RF Inductors. J. Kim1, W. Ni1, C. Lee1, I.D. Hosein2, South Korea; 3. Korea Institute of Ceramics, 233-5 Gasan-dong, Y. Song2, C. Liddell2 and E.C. Kan11. School of Electrical and Seoul, South Korea Computer Engineering, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA; 2. School of Material Science and Engineering, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA GV-05. Particle size and compositional effects on temperature dependent magnetisation in NiZn ferrite and magnetite ferrofluids. A.E. Virden1 and K. O’Grady11. Physics Department, GU-13. A Novel Non-contact Energy Transferring System for an The University of York, York, United Kingdom Electric Vehicle-Charging System Based on Recycled Products-. Y. Matsuda1, H. Sakamoto1, M. Shigeyuki1 and 1 GV-06. Size and concentration effects on the grafting of magnetic S. Hideaki 1. Energy electronics laboratory, Sojo University, nanoparticles by Monte Carlo simulations. L.L. Castro1, Kumamoto, Japan R. Miotto1 and A.F. Bakuzis21. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade de Brasilia, Brasilia, DF, Brazil; 2. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade Federal de Goias, Goiania, Go, Brazil GU-14. A Low Power Consumption Focusing Actuator for Mini Video Camera. H. Yu1, T. Lee2, L. Kuo1, S. Wang1, J. Ju1, D. Huang1 and S. Lin21. Opto-Mechanics, Opto-Electronics and Systems GV-07. Influence of Culture Conditions on the Magnetic Response of Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Chutung, Biogenic Iron Sulphide. M.S. Marius1, A.S. Bahaj1, P.A. James1 Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Electrical and Control Engineering, and D.J. Smallman11. University of Southampton, Southampton, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan United Kingdom 200 PROGRAM PROGRAM 201

GV-08. Studies of Cell Toxicity and Binding of Biocompatible THURSDAY IMPERIAL Magnetics Fluids with Blood Stream Macromolecules. MORNING 1 1 2 3 P. P. Macaroff , A.R. Simioni , E.C. Lima , Z.G. Marques Lacava , 8:00 P.C. Morais4 and A.C. Tedesco11. Quimica, Universidade de Sao Paulo- Faculdade de Filosofia, Ciencias e Letras de Ribeirao Preto, Ribierao Preto, Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2. Instituto de Quimica, Session GW Universidade Federal de Goias, Goiania, Goias, Brazil; 3. MAGNETIC MOTORS II Instituto de Ciencias Biologicas, Universidade de Brasilia, Brasilia, Distrito Federal, Brazil; 4. Instituto de Fisica- Nucleo de (POSTER SESSION) Fisica Aplicada, Universidade de Brasilia, Brasilia, Distrito Nigel Schofield, Chair Federal, Brazil

GW-01. A HIGH-PERFORMANCE AXIAL-FIELD MAGNETIC GV-09. Near-infrared measurements of cytochrome oxidase under GEAR. S. Mezani1, K. Atallah1 and D. Howe11. Electronic & magnetic fields. M. Iwasaka1 and S. Ueno21. Faculty of Electrical Engineering, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, Engineering, Chiba University, Chiba, Japan; 2. University of United Kingdom Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

GW-02. Analysis of the performance of PM stepping motor with GV-10. Measurement of Biomagnetic Fields Using High Resolution trapezoid stator tooth. C. Liu1, Y. Li1, K. Liu1, K. Wu2 and SQUID Magnetometer. K. Iramina1 and S. Ueno21. Department Y. Yao 31. Yuan Ze University, Chungli, Taiwan; 2. Fu-Jen of Inteligent Systems, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Fukuoka, University, Taipei, Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics, Academia Japan; 2. Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

GW-03. Reducing the cogging torque of permanent magnet motors by 1 1 1 GV-11. Combined effects of magnetic fields and temperature jump on notching the stator teeth. J. Zou , X. Chen and J. Hu 1. ANS (2-aminonaphthalene-6-sulfonic acid) fluorescence in Electrical Engineering, Harbin Instutute of Technology, Harbin, RBC ghost cell membrane. M. Yaoita1, M. Iwasaka2, T. Iwasawa1 Heiongjiang, China and S. Ueno31. Teikyo University of Science & Technology, Uenohara, Japan; 2. Chiba University, Chiba, Japan; 3. University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan GW-04. Design of Permanent Magnets to Chaoize Doubly Salient PM Motors for Electric Compaction. K. Chau1 and Z. Wang11. Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The GV-12. PREPARATION OF MAGNETIC UNILAMELLAR University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China VESICLES AND APPLICATION FOR DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM. H. Nakagawa1, x. Kotani1, M. Sekino1 and S. Ueno11. University of Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan GW-05. Chaos caused by permanent magnets in PM linear machines. Y. Gao1 and K. Chau11. Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China GV-13. A biomagnetic microfluidic cell that can manipulate, sense and sort magnetic microbeads. Z. Jiang1, J. Llandro1, H. Morgan2, S. Banu2, T. Mitrelias1 and J. Bland11. Department of GW-06. Prediction and Analysis of Magnetic Forces in Permanent Physics, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Magnet Brushless dc Motor with Rotor Eccentricity. Z. Liu1, United Kingdom; 2. School of Electronics and Computer Science, J. Li1,2 and M. Jabbar21. Data Storage Institute, Singapore, University of Southampton, Southampton, Hampshire, United Singapore; 2. National University of Singapore, Singapore, Kingdom Singapore

GV-14. The Effect of Magnetic Field on the Microgravity Single GW-07. Rotor Position Sensing in Self-Shielding Magnetised PM Droplet Combustion. J. Ishimoto1 and K. Saito21. Institute of Brushless AC Motors Using Low Cost Linear Hall Sensors. Fluid Science, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. Z. Zhu1, Y. Shi1 and D. Howe11. University of Sheffield, Sheffield, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Kentucky, United Kingdom Lexington, KY, USA

GW-08. Investigation of End-Effect in PM Brushless Machines GV-15. The High-speed Operation of Single Phase Switched Having Magnets in the Stator. Y. Pang1, W. Hua1,2, Z. Zhu1, Reluctance Motor. J. Ahn1, S. Lim1 and J. Lee11. ELECTRICAL M. Cheng2 and D. Howe11. University of Sheffield, Sheffield, ENGINEERING, HANYANG UNIVERSITY, SEOUL, South Korea United Kingdom; 2. Southeast University, Nanjing, China 202 PROGRAM PROGRAM 203

GW-09. Practical Dynamic Modeling of Brushless DC Motor Using THURSDAY REGENCY I the Analytical Back EMF Prediction. S. Jang1, H. Cho1, AFTERNOON 1 1 2 J. Choi , D. You and S. Sung 1. Electrical Engineering, 2:00 Chungnam National University, Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Korea Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Research Center, Seoul, South Session HA Korea SPIN TRANSFER TORQUE III: IMAGING, TUNNELING, DOMAIN WALL MOTION GW-10. Effect of design variables on Starting Torque of Single Phase Evgeni Tsymbal, Chair Flux-Reversal Machine. T. Kim1, S. Choi2, W. Oh3 and J. Lee11. Electrical Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea; 2:00 2. Ansan College of Technology, Ansan, South Korea; 3. Yuhan College, Buchon, South Korea HA-01. X-ray imaging of magnetization reversal by spin-transfer. J. Strachan1,2, Y. Acremann1, V.Chembrolu1,2, S. Andrews1,3, GW-11. Optimum Multiobjective Design of Axial Flux Permanent J. Katine4, T. Tyliszczak5, H. Siegmann 1, B. Clemens3 and Magnet Motor Based on Genetic Algorithm. Y. Chun1, D. Koo1 J. Stohr11. SSRL, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Menlo Park, and Y. Cho21. Mechatronics Research Grouup, Korea CA, USA; 2. Applied Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Electrotechnology Research Institute, Changwon, South Korea; USA; 3. Materials Science, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 2. Electrical Engineering, Dong-A University, Busan, South USA; 4. Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose Research Korea Center, San Jose, CA, USA; 5. Chemical Science Division, LBNL, Berkeley, CA, USA

GW-12. Optimum Design criteria for a Synchronous Reluctance 2:12 Motor with Concentrated Winding using Response Surface Methodology. S. Park1, S. Jeon1 and J. Lee11. hanbat national university, Deajeon, South Korea HA-02. Magnetic field and pulse width dependence of current- induced magnetization reversal in (Ga,Mn)As magnetic tunnel junctions. D. Chiba1,2, T. Kita1,2, F. Matsukura1,2 and 1,2 GW-13. Influence of Design Parameters on the Performance of IPM H. Ohno 1. ERATO Semiconductor Spintronics Project, Japan Synchronous Motors. C. Hwang1, C. Chan1, M. Wu1, Y. Wei2 Science and Technology Agency, Sendai, Japan; 2. Laboratory for and K. Weng21. Electrical Engineering, Feng Chia University, Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical Taichung, Taiwan; 2. Taiwan Hitachi Co., LTD, Taoyuan, Taiwan Communication, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

2:24 GW-14. Parameter measurement of synchronous reluctance motor using LC resonance. J. Ahn1, S. Kim1, K. Kim1, S. Won1 and HA-03. Current Induced Magnetization Switching in (Ga,Mn)As J. Lee11. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, HANYANG based tunnel junctions. M. Elsen1, O. Boulle1, A. Lemaitre2, UNIVERSITY, SEOUL, South Korea J. George1, H. Jaffres1, R. Giraud2, G. Faini2 and A. Fert11., Unite Mixte de Physique CNRS/THALES, Orsay, France; 2. Laboratoire de Physique et de Nanostructures, Marcoussis, France GW-15. Design of Linear Synchronous Reluctance Motor Focused on Required Thrust. S. Jang1, J. Park1, D. You1, J. Choi1 and H. Cho11. Electrical Engineering, Chungnam National 2:36 University, Daejeon, South Korea HA-04. Spin-Transfer Switching in MgO Magnetic Tunnel Junction Nanostructures. (Invited) Y. Huai1, M. Pakala1, Z. Diao1, GW-16. The Characteristic Analysis of Permanent Magnet Linear D. Apalkov1, Y. Ding1, A. Panchula1 and L. Wang11. Grandis, 1 1 Synchronous Motor according to Skew. S. Jang , J. Seo , Milpitas, CA, USA J. Choi1, H. Cho1 and D. You11. Electrical Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, South Korea 3:12

GW-17. Design of a linear motor absorber. C. Chang1,2, T. Liu2, HA-05. Current-driven magnetization reversal in low-resistance T. Jeng1, S. Wang1, J. Ju1 and H. Huang31. Opto-Electronics & magnetic tunnel junctions with a MgO barrier. J. Hayakawa1,2, Systems Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, S. Ikeda2, L. Young Min2, R. Sasaki2, T. Meguro2, F. Matsukura2, Hsin Chu, Taiwan; 2. Department of Mechanical Engineering, H. Takahashi1,2 and H. Ohno21. Advanced Research Laboratory, National Chiao Tung University, Hsin Chu, Taiwan; 3. Hitachi Ltd., Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Laboratory for Department of Electrical and Control Engineering, National Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, RIEC, Tohoku University, Chiao Tung University, Hsin Chu, Taiwan Sendai, Miyagi, Japan 204 PROGRAM PROGRAM 205

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HA-06. Magnetization switching by spin polarized current through HA-13. Real Time Observation of Domain Wall Motion in Permalloy MgO tunnel barrier. H. Kubota1, A. Fukushima1, S. Yuasa1,2, Nanowires. M. Hayashi1,2, L. Thomas2, R. Charles2, R. Moriya2, K. Ando1, H. Maehara3, K. Tsunekawa3, D.D. Djayaprawira3, X. Jiang2 and S. Parkin21. Stanford University, San Jose, CA, N. Watanabe3, Y. Ootani1,5 and Y. Suzuki41. Nanoelectronics USA; 2. IBM Almaden Research Center, San Jose, CA, USA Research Institute, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Tsukuba, Japan; 2. PRESTO, Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), Kawaguchi, Japan; 3. ANELVA Corporation, Fuchu, Japan; 4. Osaka University, Toyonaka, Japan; 5. Tsukuba University, Tsukuba, Japan THURSDAY REGENCY II AFTERNOON 3:36 2:00

Session HB HA-07. Spin Transfer Switching in MgO Magnetic Tunnel Junctions. G.D. Fuchs1, J.A. Katine2, S.I. Kiselev2, D. Mauri2, D.C. Ralph1 HEADS AND LONGITUDINAL RECORDING and R.A. Burhman11. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA; 2. Mike Mallary, Chair Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA

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HB-01. Small gap CPP spin-valves using ultrathin CoPt pinning HA-08. Direct observation of spin transfer torque induced domain layers. S. Maat1, M.J. Carey1, J.A. Katine1, J.R. Childress1 and 1 1 wall distortion. W.C. Uhlig and J. Unguris 1. Electron Physics J. Checkelsky11. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Group, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA Gaithersburg, MD, USA

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HB-02. Ultra-narrow CPP GMR read heads with current screen HA-09. Changes Of Domain Wall Structure During Current-Induced nano-oxide layers. M. Cyrille1, C. Tsang1, S. Kiselev1, 1 2,1 1 2 Motion. P. J ubert , M. Klaui , A. Bischof , U. Ruediger and A. Driskill-Smith2, M. Carey1, J. Katine1, R. Fontana1, N. Smith1, 1 R. Allenspach 1. IBM Research, Zurich Research Laboratory, J. Childress1, K. Hoshino3, H. Hoshiya3 and K. Nakamoto31. San Ruschlikon, Switzerland; 2. Fachbereich Physik, Universitaet Jose Research Center, HITACHI Global Storage Technologies, Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany San Jose, CA, USA; 2. HITACHI Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA; 3. Storage Technology Research Center, 4:12 HITACHI Ltd, Odawara-shi, Kanagawa-ken, Japan

2:24 HA-10. Origin of the threshold current for DW motion under spin transfer. D. Ravelosona1, J. Katine1 and B. Terris11. Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA HB-03. A strong enhancement of CPP-GMR by using large resistivity magnetic materials. K. Nagasaka1, A. Jogo1, T. Ibusuki1, 4:24 H. Oshima1, Y. Shimizu1, T. Uzumaki1 and A. Tanaka11. Advanced Magnetic Recording Laboratory, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Atsugi, Kanagawa, Japan HA-11. Nonlinear regimes of current-induced domain wall motion. Y. Bazaliy11. IBM Almaden Research Center, San Jose, CA, USA 2:36

4:36 HB-04. Formation mechanism of Conductive Channels in Al-Cu NOL for CCP-CPPGMR spin valve. K. Miyake1, J. Soh2, HA-12. Field and current-driven domain wall dynamics in magnetic S. Kawasaki1, M. Doi1 and M. Sahashi11. Graduate School of nanowires. G.S. Beach1, C. Knutson1, C. Nistor1, F. Liu1, Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. Department of M. Tsoi1 and J.L. Erskine11. Dept. of Physics, University of Texas Materials Science and Engineering, Korea University, Seoul, at Austin, Austin, TX, USA South Korea 206 PROGRAM PROGRAM 207

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HB-05. Dual CPP-GMR sensors for magnetic recording heads with HB-13. Exchange spring media, a route to high areal density. reduced sensitivity to spin-torque-induced noise. N.F. Supper1, D.T. Margulies1, A. Moser1, A. Berger1, H. Do1 and J.R. Childress1, N. Smith1, J.A. Katine1, S. Maat1 and E.E. Fullerton11. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi GST, San M.J. Carey11. Hitachi San Jose Research Center, San Jose, CA, Jose, CA, USA USA 4:36 3:00 HB-14. Relation between Interface Stress in Seed Layer and Orientation Ratio of Longitudinal Media. T. Ono1, Y. Kawada1, HB-06. Multiscale micromagnetic simulation of GMR read heads. 2 2 O. Ertl2, T. Schrefl1,2, D. Suess2, M. Kirschner2, F. Dorfbauer2, T. Ataka and K. Soma 1. Device Technology Laboratory, Fuji G. Hrkac2 and J. Fidler21. University of Sheffield, Sheffield, Electric Advanced Technology Co., Ltd., Matsumoto, Nagano, United Kingdom; 2. Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Japan; 2. Fuji Electric Device Technology Co., Ltd., Matsumoto, Austria Nagano, Japan

3:12 THURSDAY CLUB REGENT HB-07. Characterization of stochastic resonance in giant AFTERNOON 1 magnetoresistive sensors. A. Prabhakar 1. Electrical 2:00 Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai, India Session HC 3:24 FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MAGNETIC NANOSTRUCTURES AND 1 HB-08. FEM and micromagnetic modeling of writers. O. Heinonen DEVICES and S.P. Bozeman11. Seagate Technology, Bloomington, MN, USA Giovanni Zangari, Chair 3:36 2:00

HB-09. The effect of trailing shield for perpendicular write heads. HC-01. Mesoscopic Thin Film Magnetic Rings. (Invited) C.A. Ross1, P. van der Heijden1, K. Carey1, Q. Le1, S. MacDonald2, F.J. Castano1, D. Morecroft1, W. Jung1, H.I. Smith2, T.A. Moore3, H. Nguyen1, L. Nix1, N. Robertson2, N. Smith1, C. Tsang1 and T.J. Hayward3, J. Bland3, T.J. Bromwich4 and A.K. Petford- M. Williams11. San Jose Research Center, Hitachi Global Storage Long41. Materials Science and Engineering, MIT, Cambridge, Technology, San Jose, CA, USA; 2. Head and Media Adtech, MA, USA; 2. Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT, Hitachi Global Storage Technology, San Jose, CA, USA Cambridge, MA, USA; 3. Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University, Cambridge, United Kingdom; 4. Department of 3:48 Materials, Oxford University, Oxford, United Kingdom

HB-10. Dynamics of laminated writers. O. Heinonen1, A. Nazarov1 and 2:36 M. Plumer11. Seagate Technology, Bloomington, MN, USA HC-02. Atom traps using magnetic nanowire domain walls. 4:00 D.A. Allwood1, T. Schrefl1, I.G. Hughes2 and C.S. Adams21. Department of Engineering Materials, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom; 2. Department of Physics, University HB-11. Analysis of bit patterns written by thermally-assisted of Durham, Durham, United Kingdom magnetic recording method. A. Inomata1 and W.Yamagishi11. Advanced Magnetic Recording Laboratory, Fujitsu Laboratories 2:48 Ltd., Atsugi, Japan

4:12 HC-03. Multi-Mode Switching of Planar Nanowires Initiated by a Transverse Field. M.T. Bryan1, D. Atkinson2 and D.A. Allwood11. Department of Engineering Materials, HB-12. TRANSITION PARAMETER EVOLUTION DURING University of Sheffield, Sheffield, S1 3JD, United Kingdom; 2. THERMAL DECAY. B.F. Valcu1 and H.J. Richter11. Seagate Department of Physics, University of Durham, Durham, DH1 Technology, Fremont, CA, USA 3LE, United Kingdom 208 PROGRAM PROGRAM 209

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HC-04. Magnetic Logic Gates Based on Field-Coupled Nanomagnets. HC-10. Size effect on the Curie temperature in epitaxial 1 1 A. Imre1, G. Csaba2, L. Ji1, G.H. Bernstein1, A. Orlov1 and ferromagnetic sub-micron dot arrays. R. Meier , F. Bensch , 1 1 1 W. Porod11. Electrical Engineering, University of Notre Dame, W. Kipferl , D. Weiss and G. Bayreuther 1. university of Notre Dame, IN, USA; 2. Institute for nanoelectronics, Technical regensburg, regensburg, bavaria, Germany University of Munich, Munich, Germany 4:24 3:12 HC-11. Characterisation of Nanoscale Ferromagnetic Dot Arrays Fabricated by X-ray Interference Lithography. HC-05. Self-organization and magnetic domain microstructure of Fe L.J. Heyderman1, H. Solak1, C. David1, F. Nolting1, D. Atkinson2 1 1 2 nanowire arrays. N. Rougemaille , A.K. Schmid , K. Thuermer and R. Cowburn31. Synchrotron Radiation and Nanotechnology, 2 and K.F. McCarty 1. Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Berkeley, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland; 2. Department of CA, USA; 2. Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USA Physics, University of Durham, Durham, United Kingdom; 3. Department of Physics, Imperial College London, London, 3:24 United Kingdom

4:36 HC-06. Combined MOIF and MFM characterization of patterned magnetic films. S. Sievers1, S. Dreyer2, M. Albrecht1, U. Siegner1 HC-12. Magnetization Reversal in Anti-Dot Arrays from Guided Self- and C. Jooss21. Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Assembly Templates. A. Zhukov1, M. Kiziroglou2, Braunschweig, Germany; 2. Institut fuer Materialphysik, G. Bordignon3, V.Novosad5, G. Karapetrov5, H. Fangohr3, K. de University of Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany Groot2, P. Bartlett4 and P. de Groot11. School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Southampton, Southampton, United 3:36 Kingdom; 2. School of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; 3. HC-07. Experimental and computational analysis of the angular School of Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton, dependence of the hysteresis processes in an antidots array. Southampton, United Kingdom; 4. School of Chemistry, F. Pigazo2, F. Garcia Sanchez2, F. Palomares2, J.M. Gonzalez3,2, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; 5. O. Fesenko-Chubykalo2, F. Cebollada1, J.M. Torres4, Materials Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory, J. Bartolome4 and L.M. Garcia Vinuesa41. Dep. Fisica Aplicada a Argonne, IL, USA las T.I., Univ. Politecnica de Madrid, 28031 Madrid, Madrid, 4:48 Spain; 2. Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid, CSIC, 28049 Cantoblanco, Madrid, Spain; 3. Instituto de Magnetismo Aplicado, RENFE-UCM, Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain; 4. Instituto HC-13. Deposition of Magnetic Materials on Organic Self Assembled de Ciencia de Materiales de Aragon, CSIC-Univ. de Zaragoza, Monolayers. S.N. Ahmad1, S.G. Rao2 and S.A. Shaheen11. 50009 Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain Physics, Center for Materials Research and Technology, and Center for Nanomanetics and Biotechnology, Florida State 3:48 University, Tallahassee, FL, USA; 2. Physics and Center for Materials Research and Technology, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA HC-08. Interlayer Exchange Coupling in Cu (20nm)/Co(20nm)/Cu 1 (tcu)/Ni80Fe20 (20nm)/Cu(2nm) Nanostructures. A.O. Adeyeye , D. Tripathy1 and N. Singh1,21. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore, THURSDAY CRYSTAL Singapore, Singapore; 2. Institute of Microelectronics, 11 Science AFTERNOON Park Road, Singapore 2:00

4:00 Session HD SPIN INJECTION HC-09. Magnetization reversal in ferromagnetic-antiferromagnetic Ron Jansen, Chair dots: exchange biased vortices. J. Sort1, A. Hoffmann2, S. Chung2, K. Buchanan2, G. Salazar1, M. Grimsditch2, D. Baro1, 2:00 B. Dieny3 and J. Nogues41. Physics Dpt., UAB, Bellaterra, Spain; 2. Materials Science Division and Center for Nanoscale HD-01. Spin-tunneling and hot-electron transmission in LSMO-based Materials, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; 3. epitaxial magnetic tunnel transistor. R. Jansen1, F. Postma1 and SPINTEC, CEA-Grenoble, Grenoble, France; 4. Physics Dpt., J. Lodder11. MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, University of ICREA/UAB, Bellaterra, Spain Twente, Enschede, Netherlands 210 PROGRAM PROGRAM 211

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HD-02. Design of ferromagnetic tunnel contacts for all electrical spin 1 1 HD-08. SCHOTTKY BARRIER FORMATION AND ITS EFFECT injection-detection devices. P. Van Dorpe , R. Vanheertum , 1 1 1 1 ON A SI-BASED SPIN TUNNEL TRANSISTOR. C. Dennis , H. Boukari , W.Van Roy and G. Borghs 1. Imec, Leuven, C.V.Tiusan2, R.A. Ferreira3, E. Hourdakis1, N. Zimmerman1, Vlaams-brabant, Belgium A. Adler1, A.P. Chen1, W.E. Egelhoff1, J.F. Gregg4, G.J. Ensell5, S.M. Thompson6 and P.P. Freitas31. NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; 2. Faculte des Sciences, Univ H. Poincare, Nancy, France; 2:24 3. INESC-MN, Lisbon, Portugal; 4. Department of Physics, Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford; 5. Department of Electronics, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; 6. HD-03. Electrical Spin Injection into GaAs from a Perpendicular Department of Physics, University of York, York, United Kingdom Magnetic Anisotropy Metal MnGa. C.H. Li1, G. Kioseoglou1, O.J. van ‘t Erve1, A.T. Hanbicki1, T.J. Zega1, R.M. Stroud1 and B.T. Jonker11. Code 6361, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA 3:36

2:36 HD-09. Interface model and spin injection efficiency in Fe/AlGaAs spin-LEDs. B.T. Jonker1, T.J. Zega1, A.T. Hanbicki1, R.M. Stroud1, I. Zutic1, S.C. Erwin1, C.H. Li1, G. Kioseoglou1 HD-04. Electrical Spin Injection from Fe and FeGa into edge-emitting and O. van ‘t Erve11. Materials Science & Technology Division, 1 1 AlGaAs/GaAs spin LEDs. G. Kioseoglou , O. Erve , Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA A. Hanbicki1, C. Li1, B. Jonker1, R. Mallory2, M. Yasar2 and A. Petrou21. Materials Physics Branch, code 6361, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, DC, USA; 2. Physics Department, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, USA 3:48

2:48 HD-10. Interface Magnetization Precession and Switching in Fe/AlGaAs (001). G. Luepke1, H. Zhao1, D. Talbayev1, A.T. Hanbicki2, C.H. Li2, O.M. van’t Erve2, G. Kioseoglou2 and HD-05. Spin injection, transport, and accumulation in ferromagnet- B.T. Jonker21. Applied Science, College of William and Mary, semiconductor devices. S.A. Crooker1, M. Furis1, X. Lou2, Williamsburg, VA, USA; 2. Naval Research Laboratory, C. Adelmann3, D.L. Smith4, C.J. Palmstrom3 and P.A. Crowell21. Washington, DC, USA National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 2. Physics and Astronomy, Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 3. Chemical Engineering and Materials 4:00 Science, Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA; 4. Theoretical Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA HD-11. [|22|]Separating spin and charge transport in single wall carbon nanotubes. N. Tombros1, S. van der Molen1 and B. van 3:00 Wees11. Physics of Nanodevices, Materials Science Centre, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands

HD-06. Spin-dependent transport of hot holes in a magnetic tunnel transistor. B. Park1, T. Banerjee1, B. Min1, J. Lodder1 and 4:12 R. Jansen11. MESA+ institute for Nanotechnology, University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands

HD-12. Schottky barriers and Magnetoresistance of self-assembled Ni 3:12 antidot stripes on Si. M.E. Kiziroglou1, A.A. Zhukov2, X. Li1, D.C. Gonzalez1, P.N. Bartlett3, P.A. de Groot2 and C.H. de Groot11. School of Electronics and Computer Science, University

HD-07. Ferromagnet-Al2O3-silicon contacts for electrical spin of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom; 2. School of injection into silicon. B. Min1, K. Motohashi1, J. Lodder1 and Physics and Astronomy, University of Southampton, R. Jansen11. MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, University of Southampton, United Kingdom; 3. School of Chemistry, Twente, Enschede, Netherlands University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom 212 PROGRAM PROGRAM 213

THURSDAY GOLD 3:00 AFTERNOON 2:00 HE-06. Influence of substrate strain on LPCMO phase transition. 1,2 2 2 1,2 1,2 Session HE D.T. Gillaspie , J. Ma , H. Zhai , Z. Ward , E.W. Plummer and J. Shen2,11. Physics and Astronomy, University of Tennessee, COMPLEX MAGNETIC OXIDES Knoxville, TN, USA; 2. Condensed Matter Sciences Division, Oak Yuri Suzuki, Chair Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

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HE-01. High magnetic field phase diagram of multiferroic DyMn2O5 up to 45 tesla. J. Kim1, T. Kim1, S. Haam1, K. Kim1, N. Hur2, HE-07. In-situ resonant photoemission characterization of 2 2 3 3 4 S. Park , S. Cheong , Y. Jo , J. Park and A. Migliori 1. School of La0.6Sr0.4MnO3 layers buried in insulating perovskite oxides. 1 1 1 1 Physics, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. H. Kumigashira , R. Hashimoto , A. Chikamatsu , M. Oshima , 2 2 3 3 4 Department of Physics & Astronomy, Rutgers University, T. Ohnishi , M. Lippmaa , H. Wadati , A. Fujimori , K. Ono , 5 6 Piscataway, NJ, USA; 3. Department of Physics, Sungkyunkwan M. Kawasaki and H. Koinuma 1. Department of Applied University, Suwon, South Korea; 4. MST-NHMFL, Los Alamos Chemistry, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Institute for National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA Solid State Physics, The University of Tokyo, Kashiwa, Japan; 3. Department of Complexity Science and Engineering and Department of Physics, The University of Tokyo, Kashiwa, Japan; 2:12 4. Institute of Materials Structure Science, KEK-PF, Tsukuba, Japan; 5. Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University, HE-02. Control of competing ferroelectric phases through the channel Sendai, Japan; 6. National Institute for Materials Science, 1 Tsukuba, Japan of orthorhombic distortion in RMnO3 crystals. K. Noda , M. Akaki1, T. Kikuchi1, S. Nakamura1, D. Akahoshi1 and H. Kuwahara11. Physics, Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan 3:24

2:24 HE-08. Magnetization and electrical resistivity in insulating phases of SrFeO and Ti4+ doped SrFeO . S. Sanyadanam1, M. Matam2, HE-03. Nanostructue and Magnetic Properties of BiFeO3-CoFe2O4. (3-δ) 3 M.L. Post2 and S. Hariharan11. Materials Physics Laboratory, H. Zheng1, F. Zavaliche1, L. Mohaddes-Ardabili1, R. Chopdekar1, Department of Physics, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, S.P. Crane1, L.W. Martin1, Y. Suzuki 1 and R. Ramesh11. Physics, USA; 2. Institute for Chemical Process and Environmental Tech., University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada

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HE-04. The Evolution of the Properties of (110)-oriented

La1.2Sr1.8Mn2O7 Thin Films with Increasing Film Thickness. HE-09. Chiral oxygen distortion and absence of praseodymium 1 1,2 1,3 4 Y. Takamura , R.V.Chopdekar , J.K. Grepstad , A.F. Marshall , orbital ordering suggest structurally influenced magnetic 4 5 5 1 A. Vailionis , H. Zheng , J.F. Mitchell and Y. Suzuki 1. 1 2 domain alignment in PrO2. C.H. Webster , D. McMorrow , Department of Materials Science and Engineering, UC-Berkeley, A.T. Boothroyd3, S. Wilkins4, C. Detlefs4, B. Janousova4 and Berkeley, CA, USA; 2. School of Applied and Engineering M.J. McKelvy51. National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA; 3. Department of United Kingdom; 2. University College London, London, United Electronics and Telecommunications, Norwegian University of Kingdom; 3. Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford, United Kingdom; 4. Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway; 4. Stanford European Synchotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble, France; 5. Nanocharacterization Laboratory, Stanford, CA, USA; 5. Center for Solid State Science, Tempe, AZ, USA Materials Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA 3:48 2:48

HE-10. Magnetic and Electrical Characterization of La2NiMnO6, a HE-05. MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF La_0.67Sr_0.33MnO_3 Near Room Temperature Ferromagnetic Semiconductor. NANOWIRES AND NANODOTS. M. Mathews1, F.M. Postma1, N.S. Rogado1, J. Li2, A.W. Sleight2 and M.A. Subramanian11. J.C. Lodder1, R. Jansen1, G. Rijnders1 and D. Blank11. Faculty of Central Research and Development, DuPont Experimental Science and Technology, University of Twente, Enschede, Station, Wilmington, DE, USA; 2. Department of Chemistry, Netherlands Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA 214 PROGRAM PROGRAM 215

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HE-11. Magnetoresistance, electrical resistivity and structural studies HF-03. Phenomenological theory of permeability in polycrystalline 1 on Ru doped layered manganite system. S. Nori , isotropic films: application to spin sprayed NiZn ferrite films. 2 2 1 R. Ningthoujam , N. Gajbhiye and K. Rajeev 1. Physics M. Abe1, C. Ewe1, M. Tada1, N. Matsushita2 and Y. Shimada31. Department, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Kanpur, Dept. of Physical Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Uttar Pradesh, India; 2. Chemistry Department, Indian Institute Tokyo, Japan; 2. Materials and Structures Lab., Tokyo Institute of of Technology, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India Technology, Yokohama, Japan; 3. Dept. of Elect. & Commun. Engn., Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 4:12 2:36 HE-12. Preparation of La0.7Ca0.3MnO3 thin films on (001) LSAT, STO, LAO and MgO substrates by metal-organic deposition. K. Daoudi1, T. Tsuchiya1, I. Yamaguchi1, T. Manabe1, S. Mizuta1 HF-04. Link of domain structure and ferromagnetic resonance modes 1 2 and T. Kumagai11. National Institute of Advanced Industrial in patterned thin film arrays. J. McCord , M. Frommberger and 2 Science and Technology (AIST), Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan E. Quandt 1. Institute for Metallic Materials, IFW Dresden, Dresden, Germany; 2. Research Center CAESAR, Bonn, Germany 4:24 2:48

HE-13. Enhancement of metal-insulator transition temperatures by 1 adding Ho atoms into La0.67Ca0.33MnO3thin films. J. Hsu , 1 2 2 HF-05. Negative permeability of Py/SiO2 multilayers in microwave S. Hung , J. Lin and C. Chen 1. Physics, National Taiwan region. R. Cao1, X. Zhang1, R. Wu2 and J.Q. Xiao11. Department University, Taipei, Taiwan; 2. Center for Condense Matter of Physics and Astronomy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, Science, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan USA; 2. Department of Electronic Sciences and Engineering, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China

3:00 THURSDAY ATHERTON AFTERNOON 2:00 HF-06. Cavity perturbation measurement of dielectric and magnetic properties of new ferrite materials in microwave frequency Session HF range. M. Lin1, Y. Wang1 and M.N. Afsar11. Electrical and FERRITES, GARNETS AND MICROWAVE Computer Engineering, Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA MATERIALS II 3:12 Jeff McCord, Chair

2:00 HF-07. Microwave impedance and tunability of multilayered

ferroelectric (Ba0.5Sr0.5TiO3)/ ferrite (BaFe12O19) films. R. Heindl1, S. Hariharan1, S. Balachandran2, T. Weller2, HF-01. Molecular-Orbital Solution of Magnetic Exchange in Spinel A. Kumar3, P. Gadkari4 and K. Coffey41. Department of Physics, Ferrites. G.F. Dionne1,21. Lincoln Laboratory, Massachusetts University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA; 2. Electrical Institute of Technology, Lexington, MA, USA; 2. Department of Engineering, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA; 3. Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Mechanical Engineering, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA USA; 4. AMPAC, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, USA 2:12

3:24 HF-02. Local atomic structure and magnetism of Mn-ferrite films having large out-of-plane magnetic anisotropy. A. Yang1, D. Arena2, X. Zuo3, S. Stadler4, C. Vittoria1 and V.G.Harris11. HF-08. Surface Spins Freezing of Ferrite Nanoparticles Evidenced By Electrical and Computer Engineering, Northeastern University, Magnetization Measurements. R. Aquino1, C.R. Alves1, T.A. P Boston, MA, USA; 2. National Synchrotron Light Source, Cotta2, M.H. Sousa2, F.A. Tourinho2, H.R. Rechenberg3, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA; 3. College of G.F. Goya3 and J. Depeyrot11. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade de Information Technical Science, Nankai University, Tianjin, China; Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil; 2. Instituto de Quimica, Universidade 4. Department of Physics, Southern Illinois University, de Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil; 3. Instituto de Fisica, Universidade Carbondale, IL, USA de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 216 PROGRAM PROGRAM 217

3:36 THURSDAY SACRAMENTO AFTERNOON 2:00 HF-09. High Frequency Properties of Soft Magnetic Laminated Fe 1 2 3 Session HG Flakes in Polymer Matrix. X. Zhang , M. Golt , R. Wu and J.Q. Xiao11. Dept. Physics & Astronamoy, University of Delaware, EXCHANGE BIAS III Newark, DE, USA; 2. Center of Composite Material, University of Zbigniew Celinski, Chair Delaware, Newark, DE, USA; 3. Department of Electrronic Science and Engineering, Nanjing University, Nanjing, JiangSu, 2:00 China HG-01. Hysteresis, Exchange Bias Field and Coercivity of NiFe Film on (100) NiO Single-Crystal Substrate Studied by Brillouin 3:48 Light Scattering. M.A. Lucena1, A. Azevedo2, F.M. de Aguiar2, S.M. Rezende2 and W.F. Egelhoff Jr.31. Departamento de Fisica, Universidade Catolica de Pernambuco, Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil; 2. Departamento de Fisica, Universidade Federal de HF-10. Spin-reorientation in orthoferrites does not induce structural 1 1,2 1 Pernambuco, Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil; 3. National Institute of transformations. L. Tsymbal , Y. Bazaliy , V.Kamenev , Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA D. Khara1 and P.Wigen31. O. Galkin Donetsk Physics and Technology Institute, Donetsk, Ukraine; 2. IBM Almaden 2:12 Research Center, San Jose, CA, USA; 3. Department of Physics, Ohio State Unviersity, Columbus, OH, USA HG-02. Giant exchange-bias and other anomalous properties of a 001 epitaxial CoO-Co bilayer. I.H. Neumann1,2, S. McCall2,1, M.W. McElfresh2,1, E.S. Mushailov6, B.V.Vasiliev7, D.J. Smith4,5 4:00 and A.E. Berkowitz31. Physics, University of California Davis, Davis, CA, USA; 2. Chemistry & Materials Science, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USA; 3. Center 1,2 1,2 1,2 for Magnetic Recording Research, University of California San HF-11. EXAFS study of ZnxFe3-xO4. Y. Li , Q. Li , M. Wen , 1 1 2 2 Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; 4. Physics and Astronomy, Arizona Y. Zhang , Y. Zhai , F. Xu and S. Wei 1. Department of Physics, State University, Tempe, AZ, USA; 5. Center for Solid State Southeast University, Nanjing, China; 2. National Synchrotron Science, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA; 6. Laboratory Radiation Laboratory, University of Science and Technology of of Magnitodynamics, Kirensky Institute of Physics, Krasnoyarsk, China, Hefei, Anhui, China Russian Federation; 7. Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University, Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation

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HG-03. Transformation of domain wall structure and anisotropy in 1 2 1 HF-12. Mossbauer and magnetic studies of multiferroic NiFe-NiO films. J. McCord , T. Gemming and R. Kaltofen 1. 1 2 Institute for Metallic Materials, IFW Dresden, Dresden, Mg0.95Mn0.05Fe2-2xTi2xO4 system. S. Kumar , R. Kumar , A. Dogra2, A. Banarjee3, V.R.Reddy3 and x. Alimuddin11. Germany; 2. Institute for Solid State Analysis and Structural Department of Applied Physics, Aligarh Muslim University, Research, IFW Dresden, Dresden, Germany Aligarh-202002, U.P., India; 2. Materials Science Division, Nuclear Science Centre, Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi-110067, 2:36 India; 3. IUC-DAEF, Khandwa Road, University campus, Indore- 452001, M.P., India HG-04. Element Specific Determination of the Depth Dependence of Induced Magnetic Moment in Exchange Coupled CoO/Permalloy Bilayer System Using Resonant X-ray 1 1 1 2 4:24 Magnetic Scattering. S. Roy , X. Liu , S.K. Sinha , S. Park , M.R. Fitzsimmons2, T. Leo3, D.J. Smith3, Y.J. Tang4, A.E. Berkowitz4,1, C. Sanchez-Hanke5 and C. Kao51. Department of Physics, University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA, HF-13. Hyperfine Interactions in Lutetium Iron Garnet. V. Chlan1, USA; 2. Manual Lujan Neutron Scattering Center, Los Alamos P. N ov a k 2, H. Stepankova1, J. Englich1, J. Kuriplach1 and National Lab, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 3. Department of Physics D. Niznansky31. Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles & Astronomy and Center For Solid State Sciences, Arizona State University, 180 00 Prague 8, Czech Republic; 2. Institute of University, Tempe, AZ, USA; 4. Center for Magnetic Recording Physics, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, 162 53 Research, University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; Prague 6, Czech Republic; 3. Faculty of Science, Charles 5. National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National University, 128 40 Prague 2, Czech Republic Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA 218 PROGRAM PROGRAM 219

2:48 4:00

HG-05. The Dependence of Exchange-Bias on Co Thickness in HG-11. Angular Dependence of Exchange Anisotropy on Cooling 1,2 2 1 1 2 Ni(0.52)Co(0.48)O-Co Bilayers. A. Berkowitz , Y. Tang , Field in Epitaxial FeF2/Ni. J. Olamit , K. Liu , Z. Li and 2 M.F. Hansen4 and D.J. Smith31. Physics Dept., University of I.K. Schuller 1. Physics, UC Davis, Davis, CA, USA; 2. Physics, California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; 2. Center for Magnetic UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA Recording Research, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; 3. Dept. of Physics and Astronomy and Center 4:12 for Solid State Science, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA; 4. MIC - Dept. of Micro and Nanotechnology, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, DK2800 Kongens, Denmark HG-12. The Rotational Anisotropy in the Fe/KNiF3/FeF2 Structures. S. Widuch1,3, J. Hu2, R. Stamps2, D. Skrzypek3 and Z.J. Celinski11. Physics, University of Colorado at Colorado 3:00 Springs, Colorado Springs, CO, USA; 2. Physics, University of Western Australia, Crawley, WA, Australia; 3. Solid State Physics, HG-06. Observation of uncompensated spins at the CoO/Cu interface University of Silesia, Katowice, 40-007, Poland in the exchange biased CoO/Cu/Fe system by magnetization- induced second harmonic generation. V. Valev1, M. Gruyters2, 4:24 A. Kirilyuk1 and T. Rasing11. EVSF2, Institute for Molecules and Materials, Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, HG-13. Parallel Versus Antiparallel Interfacial Coupling In Netherlands; 2. Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin, Institut fur Exchange-biased Co/FeF . H. Ohldag1, H. Shi3, E. Arenholz2, Physik, Berlin, Germany 2 J. Stohr1 and D. Lederman31. SSRL, Stanford University, Menlo Park, CA, USA; 2. ALS, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 3:12 Berkeley, CA, USA; 3. Physics, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA

HG-07. Planar domain walls in Co/NiO and their role in exchange 4:36 bias. M. Liberati1,2, A. Scholl2, E. Arenholz2, H. Ohldag3, Y. Tang4, A. Berkowitz4 and J. Stohr31. Department of Physics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, USA; 2. Lawrence HG-14. Exchange biasing and frozen magnetization in MgF2/FexNi1-x Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA; 3. Stanford 1 1 F2(50 nm)/Co(18 nm)/Pd(5 nm). Z. Liu , J. Espinosa and Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, Stanford, CA, USA; 4. Center D. Lederman11. Department of Physics, West Virginia University, for Magnetic Recording Research, University of California, San Morgantown, WV, USA Diego, CA, USA 4:48 3:24

HG-15. Spontaneous Reversal of Heterostructured Ferromagnet. HG-08. Enhancing Exchange Bias with Diluted Antiferromagnets. Z. Li1, C.W. Miller1, J. Eisenmenger2, I. Roshchin1 and J. Hong1, T. Leo2, D.J. Smith2 and A.E. Berkowitz11. Center for I.K. Schuller11. Physics Department, UC San Diego, La Jolla, Magnetic Recroding Research, University of California-San CA, USA; 2. Abteilung Festkorperphysik, Universitat Ulm, Ulm, Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; 2. Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Germany Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA

3:36 THURSDAY PIEDMONT AFTERNOON HG-09. The exchange bias of Co using a CuMn spin glass. M. Ali1, P. Adie1, C.H. Marrows1, D. Greig1, B.J. Hickey1 and 2:00 R. Stamps21. School of Physics and Astronomy, University Of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom; 2. School of Physics, University Session HH Of Western Australia, Crawley, WA, Australia GMR AND SPIN TRANSPORT Stefan Maat, Chair 3:48 2:00

HG-10. Angular dependence of Magnetization Reversal In Exchange 1 1 1 1 Biased Multilayers. A. Paul , E. Kentzinger , U. Ruecker and HH-01. CPP spin valves with CoxFe1-x magnetic layers. M.J. Carey , T. Brueckel11. Institut for Festkorperforschung, S. Maat1, J.A. Katine1 and J.R. Childress11. San Jose Research Forschungszentrum Juelich, Juelich, Germany Center, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA, USA 220 PROGRAM PROGRAM 221

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HH-02. Perpendicular giant magnetoresistance composed of [Co/Pt] 1 1 1 1 HH-10. Remote Two-Dimensional Imaging of Magnetoresistance. multilayer and CoFe/TbCo. M. Lin , C. Lai , Y. Liao , Z. Wu , 1 1 2 1 1 1 S.M. Stirk , S.M. Thompson , A.F. Lee and J.A. Matthew 1. S. Huang and R. Jiang 1. Department of Materials Science & Department of Physics, University of York, York, North Yorkshire, Engineering, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan United Kingdom; 2. Department of Chemistry, University of York, York, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom 2:24

4:00 HH-03. Influence of ferromagnetic current screen layer on CPP- GMR. K. Hoshino1 and H. Hoshiya11. Storage Technology Research Center, Hitachi, Ltd.,, Odawara-shi, Japan HH-11. Magnetic Moment Softening in Narrow Domain Walls of Atomic-Size Ni Wires. J.D. Burton1,3, R.F. Sabirianov2,3, 2:36 S.S. Jaswal1,3, O.N. Mryasov4 and E.Y. Tsymbal1,31. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Nebraska Lincoln, HH-04. The importance of spin mixing in perpendicular transport Lincoln, NE, USA; 2. Department of Physics, University of through magnetic multilayers. J. Ansermet1, S. Serrano-Guisan1 Nebraska Omaha, Omaha, NE, USA; 3. Center for Materials and L. Gravier11. Physics, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland Research and Analysis, University of Nebraska Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA; 4. Seagate Research, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 2:48 4:12 HH-05. Anomalous change of magnetoresistance with half-metal conductivity. S. Tan1, M. Jalil2, S. Bae2, T. Liew1,2 and K. Teo21. HH-12. Characterization of Pentacene/Co and Pentacene/AlOx/Co Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore; 2. ECE, National interfaces for spintronics applications. M. Popinciuc1, University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore H. Jonkman2 and B. van Wees11. Physics of Nanodevices Group, University of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands; 2. Molecular 3:00 Electronics Group, University of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands HH-06. Structural and Magnetic properties of FeCo/Cu/FeCo trilayers with different ordered states. I. Chu1, J. Soh2, M. Doi1, 4:24 Y. Kim2 and M. Sahashi11. Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan; 2. Department of Material Science and Engineering, Korea HH-13. Non-local spin injection into gold and aluminum. Y. Ji 1, University, Seoul, South Korea A. Hoffmann1, J. Pearson1, S. Jiang1 and S. Bader11. Materials Science Division and Center for Nanoscale Materials, Argonne 3:12 National Lab, Argonne, IL, USA

HH-07. Effect of annealing on magnetotransport and structural properties of Co/Cu multilayers with Ta buffer layer. 1 1,2 1 S. Mohanan , A. Grob and U. Herr 1. Materials Division, THURSDAY IMPERIAL University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany; 2. Bosch, Stuttgart, Germany AFTERNOON 3:24 1:00

HH-08. Giant magnetoresistance and the application characteristics Session HP of amorphous- CoNbZr based pseudo spin-valve. Q. Wen1, INSTRUMENTATION AND MEASUREMENT H. Zhang1, X. Jiang1, X. Tang1 and J.Q. Xiao21. School of TECHNIQUES II Microelectronic and Solid-state Electronic, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, China; 2. (POSTER SESSION) Department of physics & Astronomy, Univerity of Delaware, Albrecht Jander, Chair Newark, DE, USA HP-01. Characterization of Magnetostriction and 3:36 Magnetomechanical Effect in Thin Films for Sensor Applications. J.E. Snyder1,2, G.A. Vetterick1 and D. Wang31. HH-09. The effect of contact configuration on the magnetoresistance Materials Science & Engineering Department, Iowa State of single and multilayer elliptical rings. D. Morecroft1, University, Ames, IA, USA; 2. Materials and Engineering Physics F.J. Castano1, W. Jung1 and C.A. Ross11. Materials Science and Program, Ames Laboratory, USDoE, Ames, IA, USA; 3. NVE Engineering, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA Corporation, Eden Prairie, MN, USA 222 PROGRAM PROGRAM 223

HP-02. A new method for anhysteretic magnetization and HP-13. MAGNETO-OPTICAL METHOD OF CURRENT magnetostriction measurement of a thin ferromagnetic films MEASUREMENTS IN WIRE LINERS OF SOFT X-RAY as a function of an applied isotropic stresses. P. F inkel1, RADIATION SOURCES. O.M. Tatsenko1, A.V.Volkov1, E. Garrity1 and S. Lofland21. Thomson TWW R&D Center, P. B. Repin1, I.M. Narkevtsev1, A.N. Moiseenko1, V.D. Selemir1, Lancaster, PA, USA; 2. Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ, USA A.V.Fillipov1 and V.V.Platonov11. Atomic Energy, Russian Federal Nuclear Center - VNIIEF, Sarov, Nizhny Novgorod, Russian Federation HP-03. Drag Force Measurement - A Novel Means for Determining Hysteresis Loss. I.J. Garshelis1,2, S. Tollens2, L. Vandenbossche3, 3 2 L. Dupre and R.J. Kari 1. Magnova, Inc., Pittsfield, MA, USA; 2. HP-14. Microwave characterization of magnetic material under MagCanica Inc., San Diego, CA, USA; 3. Dept. Electrical Energy, compressive stress. J. Le Gallou11. Materials Dpt, CEA, Monts, Systems and Automation, Ghent University, Gent, Belgium France

HP-04. A Study of Transfer Accuracy and A Method of Image Correction for Vibrating Sample Magnetometers. HP-15. Evaluating material degradation by the inspection of minor 1 1 1 1 loop magnetic behavior using the moving Preisach formalism. B.C. Dodrill , J. Cunningham , T. Bapu and J.R. Lindemuth 1. 1 1 1 Lake Shore Cryotronics, Westerville, OH, USA L. Vandenbossche , L. Dupre and J. Melkebeek 1. Electrical Energy, Systems and Automation, Ghent University, GENT, Belgium HP-05. A vector vibrating-sample magnetometer with a permanent magnet variable flux source. P. Stamenov1 and J. Coey11. Physics Department, Trinity College, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland HP-16. Using an Electromagnetic Method to Monitor Incipient Creep Damage of Stainless Steel Boiler Tubes [+]. B. Augustyniak2, M.J. Sablik1, M. Chmielewski2, M. Glowacka2 and HP-06. Measurements of Large High-Performance Permanent L. Piotrowski21. Sensor Systems and NDE Technology, Southwest Magnet with Superconducting Magnet. S. Kato1, Research Institute, San Antonio, TX, USA; 2. Technical Physics, H. Shinagawa1 and G. Kido11. National Institute for Materials Technical University of Gdansk, Gdansk, Poland Science, Tsukuba, Japan

HP-07. Calibration of triaxial fluxgate gradiometer. J. Vcelak11. Dept. of Measurement, Czech Technical University in Prague, Prague, Czech Republic THURSDAY IMPERIAL AFTERNOON HP-08. The magnetoelectric effect in pulsed magnetic fields. D. Bueno-Baques1, R. Grossinger2, V.Corral-Flores1, 1:00 M. Schonhart2, G.V.Duong2, J.A. Matutes-Aquino1 and R. Sato21. Magnetic Materials, Centro de Investigaciones en Materiales Session HQ Avanzados, S.C., Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico; 2. Institut fur NEW APPLICATIONS, LEVITATION, festkorperphysik, Technische Universitat Wien, Wien, Austria SHIELDING & MICROWAVE DEVICES II HP-09. Magnonic Crystals: an Experiment to Prove the Concept. (POSTER SESSION) V. V. Kruglyak1 and R.J. Hicken11. School of Physics, University of Gary Friedman, Chair Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom

HQ-01. Micropatterned high permeability films with narrow HP-10. Evaluation of Nanocrystalline Materials, Amorphous Metal bandwidth resonance loss for the band stop filter. S. Ikeda1, Alloys and Ferrites for Magnetic Pulse Compression 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T. Nagae , Y. Shimada , K. Kim and M. Yamaguchi 1. ECEI, Applications. R.A. Burdt , R.D. Curry , K.F. McDonald , Tohoku Univ., Sendai, Miyagi, Japan P. Melcher2, R. Ness2 and C. Huang21. Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, MO, USA; 2. Cymer Inc., San Diego, CA, USA HQ-02. 10-GHz Bandstop Microstrip Filter Using Excitation of Magnetostatic Surface Waves in a Patterned NiFe Ferromagnetic Film. M. Vroubel1, Y. Zhuang1, B. Redjaei1 and HP-11. Methodology of pole piece design in permanent magnets. 1 M.G. Abele1, W.Tsui2 and H. Rusinek11. Radiology, New York J. Burghartz 1. HiTec, DIMES/TU Delft, Delft, Netherlands University, New York, NY, USA; 2. School of Engineering, Cooper Union, New York, NY, USA HQ-03. Iron-based micro-strip band-stop filters at higher microwave frequencies: Design optimization using shape anisotropy. HP-12. A three coil pair system producing uniform magnetic field. Y. Khivintsev1, B. Kuanr1, I. Harward1, R.E. Camley1 and I. Sasada1 and Y. Nakashima11. Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Z.J. Celinski11. Physics, University of Colorado at Colorado Japan Springs, Colorado Springs, CO, USA 224 PROGRAM PROGRAM 225

HQ-04. A cylindrical magnetic shield made of a CFRP/amorphous HQ-14. DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC magnetic tapes/CFRP layered composite with built-in shaking MICROPOWER GENERATOR USING ELECTROPLATED coil. I. Sasada1, T. Kimura1, T. Takeda2 and M. Shimada21. MICRO-MAGNETS ON SILICON. S. Kulkarni1, S. Roy1, Applied Science for Electronics and Materials, Kyushu T. O’Donnell1, S. Beeby2 and J. Tudor21. Energy Processing for University, Kasuga, Japan; 2. Nippon Steel Composite, Himeji, ICT, Tyndall National Institute, Cork, Ireland; 2. School of Japan Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom HQ-05. A compact magnetic shielding system with a short-length cylinder and C-shaped shells. K. Tashiro1 and I. Sasada11. HQ-15. Numerical simulation of targeted drug delivery using Kyushu University, Kasuga, Japan superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles in Pulsatile Microciculation under an External Magnetic Field. M. Kim1, S. Lee2 and M. Amin21. School of Mechanical and Aerospace HQ-06. Analysis and Optimization of a Maglev System based on the Engineering, Seoul National university, Seoul, South Korea; 2. 1 1 1 Halbach Magnet Arrays. C. Ham , W. Ko and Q. Han 1. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Florida Space Institute, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA FL, USA

HQ-07. Analysis and design of moving-magnet-type synchronous PM planar motor. J. Choi1, J. Park2 and Y. Baek11. Mechanical THURSDAY IMPERIAL Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. AFTERNOON Automation Technology Institute, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea 1:00 Session HR HQ-08. Experimental verification of the performance of the self- MAGNETIC MOTORS III tunable loop-current-array shielding module. K.P.Goleman1, T. Yamato1 and I. Sasada11. Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan (POSTER SESSION) Doug Lavers, Chair HQ-09. Permalloy shielding with temperature chamber. M. Malatek1, A. Tipek2, P. Kaspar1, P. Ripka1 and M. Dvorak11. Dept. of HR-01. Behaviour of Three-Phase Induction Motor with Variable in 1 1 Measurement, FEE, CTU in Prague, Prague, Czech Republic; 2. Stator Coil Winding Pitch. R.R. Deshmukh , A.J. Moses and 1 Tyndall National Institute / MAI, Cork, Ireland F.J. Anayi 1. Engineering, Wolfson Centre for Magnetics Technology, Cardiff, WALES, United Kingdom

HQ-10. Magnetic and structural behavior of mechanically ground Ni- HR-02. Design of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors with Mn-Ga particles produced by Spark-Erosion technique. Asymmetric Air Gap for Electric Vehicles. K. Chau1, W. Cui2 H. Yabe1,3, T. Nobuki2, J. Feuchtwanger3, M.L. Richard3, T. Kuji2 and J. Jiang21. EEE, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, and R.C. OHandley31. Japan Society for the Promotion of China; 2. Automation, Shanghai University, Shanghai, China Science, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Department of Materials Science and Technology, Tokai University, Numazu, Shizuoka, Japan; 3. Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts HR-03. A Design for Improved Performance of Interior Permanent Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA Magnet Synchronous Motor for Hybrid Electric Vehicle. S. Lim1 and J. Lee11. Electrical Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea HQ-11. RF characteristics of carbon nanotube coated permalloy nanorod array. K. Kim1, T. Fukushima1, H. ORIKASA2, HR-04. Design of Outer Rotor Type Multipolar SR Motor for Electric T. Kyotani2 and M. Yamaguchi11. Electrical and Communication Vehicle. S. Fujishiro2, K. Ishikawa2, S. Kikuchi2, K. Nakamura1 Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. Institute of and O. Ichinokura11. Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; 2. Tohoku Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku Gakuin University, Sendai, Japan Univ., Sendai, Japan

HR-05. Optimal Design of Permanent Magnet of Outer Rotor HQ-12. Development of 2phase/4 phase flat-type vibration motor. Synchronous Motor for Traction Motor of Hybrid Electric 1 1 S. Won and J. Lee 1. Electrical Eng., Hanyang University, Seoul, Vehicle. K. Kim1, S. Lim1 and J. Lee11. Electrical Engineering, South Korea Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea

HQ-13. Development of microspeaker with a linear air gap in mobile HR-06. Analysis and design of an axial flux PM brushless DC motor phones. S. Hwang1, J. Kwon1, T. Kim1 and G. Hwang21. for direct wheel drive of MAGLEV vehicle. J. Choi1, J. Park2 Mechanical Engineering, Pusan National University, Busan, and Y. Baek11. Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Busan, South Korea; 2. Network and Information Engineering, South Korea; 2. Automation Technology Institute, Yonsei Yongsan University, Yangsan, South Korea University, Seoul, South Korea 226 PROGRAM PROGRAM 227

HR-07. Demagnetization Characteristics Analysis of a Variable Flux THURSDAY IMPERIAL Memory Motor Using Coupled Preisach Modeling and FEM. AFTERNOON 1 1 1 J. Park , Y. Jang and J. Lee 1. Electrical Engineering, Hanbat 1:00 National University, Daejeon, South Korea Session HS HR-08. Optimum design criteria for torque ripple reduction of a Synchronous Reluctance Motor using a coupled FEM & SPIN DEPENDENT TUNNELING AND SUMT. S. Kwon1, J. Park1 and J. Lee11. Hanbat National TRANSPORT University, Daejeon, South Korea (POSTER SESSION) Patrick LeClair, Co-chair HR-09. Reduction of vibration and acoustic noise of IPM motor Alex Punnoose, Co-chair through reductions of the magnetic local force for the radius direction of stator. S. Hwang1, H. Lee1, J. Kwon1 and Y.Yang11. Mechanical Engineering, Pusan National University, Busan, HS-01. Real-time Monitoring of Plasma Oxidation Dynamics of sub-

Busan, South Korea nanometer Al2O3 Barriers for Magnetic Tunnel Junctions. C. Fabrie1, K. Knechten1, J. Kohlhepp1, H. Swagten1, B. Koopmans1 and W. de Jonge11. Applied Physics, TU/e, HR-10. The Influence on the Rectifiers of Rotor Losses in High-Speed Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands Permanent Magnet Synchronous Alternator. S. Jang1, H. Cho1 and Y. Jeong11. Electrical Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, South Korea HS-02. Barrier-height and bias-voltage controlled spin-filter effect and tunneling magnetoresistance in full ferromagnetic junctions. D. Jin1, Y. Ren1, Z. Li1, M. Xiao1, G. Jin1 and A. Hu11. HR-11. Design and Control of Stator Doubly Fed Doubly Salient National Laboratory of Solid State Microstructures and Wind Power Generators. Y. Fan 1 and K. Chau11. The University Department of Physics, Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China China

HR-12. A study on the improvement of static characteristic in claw 1 1 HS-03. Tunnel magnetoresistance for magnetic tunnel junctions with poled permanent magnet stepping motor. S. Lim , S. Won , 1 1,2 1 1 1 1 a ferromegnetic tunnel barrier. R. Goto , N. Tezuka , K. Kim , J. Ahn , D. Jung and J. Lee 1. electrical engineering, 1 1,2 Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea S. Sugimoto and K. Inomata 1. Department of Materials Science, Tohoku university, Sendai, Japan; 2. CREST-JST, Kawaguchi, Japan HR-13. Dynamic Characteristics analysis of LDM for the electric screen door system. S. Won1, J. Ahn1 and J. Lee11. Electrical 1 Eng., Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea HS-04. Noise Properties in MgO Tunnel Junctions. A.F.Md Nor , T. Daibou1, S. Ahn1, K. Ono1, Y. Ando1, M. Oogane1 and T. Miyazaki11. Department of Applied Physics, Graduate School HR-14. ELECTROMAGNETIC ANALYSIS AND CONTROL of Engineering,, University of Tohoku, Sendai, Japan PARAMETER ESTIMATION OF MOVING-COIL LINEAR OSCILLATORY ACTUATOR. S. Jang1, J. Choi1, J. Park1 and S. Jeong21. Chungnam National University, Dae-jeon, South HS-05. Structural Dependence of the TMR for MTJs with a Full 1,3 1 Korea; 2. LG D/A Lab., Seoul, South Korea Heusler Co2Fe(Al,Si) Electrode. N. Tezuka , S. Okamura , A. Miyazaki1, M. Kikuchi2 and K. Inomata1,31. Tohoku University,

1 Sendai, Japan; 2. Kojundo Chemical Laboratory, Sakado, Japan; HR-15. Development of a Slim Precise Spindle Motor. C. Liu , 3. CREST-JST, Saitama, Japan M. Tsai1, Y. Wang1 and Y. Chuo11. Opto-Electronics & Systems Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Tainan, α Taiwan HS-06. Structural and magnetic properties of Co/ -Al2O3/Fe magnetic tunneling junction system: Ab initio investigations. C. Kim1 and Y. Chung11. Ceramic Engineering, Hanyang HR-16. Design and Dynamic Analysis of Permanent Magnet Linear University, Seoul, South Korea Synchronous Machine for Servo Application. S. Jang1, D. You1, W. Jang1 and S. Han21. electrical engineering, chungnam national univ., daejeon, South Korea; 2. Advanced Technology HS-07. Dielectric breakdown of spin-tunnel junctions under constant Center, Korea Power Reserch Institute, Daejeon, South Korea voltage stress. T. Kono1 and K. Shiiki11. Department of Applied Physics and Physico-Informatics, Keio university, Yokohama, Japan HR-17. Development of micro magnetic bearing motors with suppressed magnetic coupling effect for SFFO drives. C. Wang1,2, Y.Yao1,3 and S. Wang21. Materials Science and HS-08. Activation Barrier of Submicron MRAM Cell with Single and Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; SAF Free Layer. I. Hwang1, K. Lee1, W. Park1, Y. Cho1 and 2. Opto-Electronics and Systems Laboratories, ITRI, Hsinchu, T. Kim11. Samsung Advanced Instute of Technology, Youngin-Si, Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea 228 PROGRAM PROGRAM 229

HS-09. 3DAP study of the effects of annealing on the morphology of a HS-18. Change MgO barrier and interface composition in fully oxidized aluminium oxide barrier in a simple TMR CoFeB/MgO/CoFeB tunnel junction after annealing. J. Bae1, structure. A. Petford-Long1, A. Cerezo1, P.J. Clifton3, W. Lim1, H. Kim1, T. Kim2 and T. Lee11. Materials science and D.J. Larson2, S. Pinitsoontorn1 and E.W. Singleton21. Materials, engineering, Korea Advanced Institute Science and Technology, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom; 2. Seagate Daejeon, South Korea; 2. Device Lab., SAIT, Suwon, South Korea Technology, Bloomington, MN, USA; 3. Oxford NanoScience, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom HS-19. Comparison of the interfacial structure between MgO and Al- O oxidation layers for perpendicular magnetic tunnel 1,2 1 1 1 HS-10. Magnetic Tunnel Junctions with an Amorphous FeZr Layer. junction. T. Chen , A. Canizo-Cabrera , C. Chang , K. Liao , 2 1 S.J. Joo1,2, K. Shin1, K. Jun1, J.H. Lee1, K. Rhie2,1, T. Kim3 and C. Hou and T. Wu 1. Taiwan SPIN Research Center, National B.C. Lee41. Nano Device Research Center, KIST, Seoul, South Yunlin University of Science and Technology, Douliou, Yunlin, Korea; 2. Department of Physics, Korea University, Chochiwon, Taiwan, R.O.C, Taiwan; 2. Department of Mechanical South Korea; 3. Department of Physics, Seoul National Engineering, National Yunlin University of Science and University, Seoul, South Korea; 4. Department of Physics, Inha Technology, Douliou, Yunlin, Taiwan, R.O.C, Taiwan University, Incheon, South Korea HS-20. High V1/2 in Double Barrier Magnetic Tunnel Junction with Amorphous CoFeB Electrodes. Z.M. Zeng1, H.X. Wei1, HS-11. Spin polarized resonant tunneling in magnetic tunnel L.X. Jiang1, G.X. Du1, W.S. Zhan1, X. Han1 and Y.D. Yao21. State junctions with nano dot insertion structure. K. Yoon1, K. Kim1, Key Lab of Magnetism, Beijing National Laboratory for J. Koo1, J. Yang1, C. Kim1 and J. Hong11. Physics, Hanyang Condensed Matter Physics, Institute of Physics, CAS, Beijing, University, seoul, Seoul, South Korea China; 2. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan

HS-12. Optically pumped spin polarized carrier transport across Fe HS-21. Magnetoresistance Effect of Planar-Type Ferromagnetic 1 2 1 wire/GaAs interfaces. E. Wada , T. Taniyama and Y.Yamazaki 1. Tunnel Junctions. Y. Tomoda1, Y. Shibata1, J. Shirakashi1 and Department of Innovative and Engineered Materials, Tokyo Y. Takemura21. Department of Electrical and Electronic Institute of Technology, Yokohama, Japan; 2. Materials and Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Structures Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Yokohama, Koganei, Tokyo, Japan; 2. Department of Electrical and Computer Japan Engineering, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan HS-13. SPIN-DEPENDENT TWO-LEVEL RESISTANCE JUMPS IN UNDEROXIDIZED MAGNETIC TUNNEL JUNCTIONS. HS-22. Magnetoresistance and noise characteristics in J. Ventura1, R. Ferreira2, J. Teixeira1, Y. Pogorelov3,1, J.B. Sousa1 CoFeB/MgO/CoFeB based magnetic tunnel junctions. and P.P. Freitas21. DFFCUP, IFIMUP, Porto, Portugal; 2. IST, G. Miao1,3, K. Chetry1, A. Gupta1, W.H. Butler1, R. Schad1, INESC-MN, Lisbon, Portugal; 3. DFFCUP, CFP, Porto, Portugal K. Tsunekawa2, D. Djayaprawira2 and G. Xiao31. MINT center, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2. Anelva HS-14. Surface structures of epitaxial MgO(001) thin layers grown on Corporation, University of Alabama, Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan; 3. Fe(001). M. Mizuguchi1,3, Y. Suzuki1,3, T. Nagahama2,3 and Physics, Brown University, Providence, RI, USA S. Yuasa2,31. Osaka University, Osaka, Japan; 2. AIST, Tsukuba, Japan; 3. CREST-JST, Kawaguchi, Japan HS-23. Tunneling Spectroscopy of CoFeB/MgO/CoFeB Magnetic Tunnel Junctions Showing Giant Tunneling Magnetoresistance Effect. Y.V. Hamada1,2, R. Matsumoto1, S. Nishioka1, HS-15. In Situ Transport Measurements of Plasma Oxidised MgO M. Mizuguchi1,2, M. Shiraishi1,2, H. Maehara3, K. Tsunekawa3, MTJs During the Annealing Process. G.I. Anderson1, D.D. Djayaprawira3, N. Watanabe3, T. Nagahama4,2, A.T. Hindmarch1, C.H. Marrows1 and B.J. Hickey11. Condensed A. Fukushima4,2, H. Kubota4,2, S. Yuasa4,5 and Y. Suzuki1,21. Matter, University of Leeds, Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Osaka Univ., Toyonaka-si, Osaka-fu, Japan; 2. CREST, Kingdom Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama-ken, Japan; 3. ANELVA, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo-to, Japan; 4. AIST, Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; 5. HS-16. Tunneling Magnetoresistance and Coulomb blockade in PRESTO, Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama-ken, Japan granular Co-TiO2 thin films. J. Varalda1, B. Vodungbo3, 1 1 2 3 W.A. Ortiz , A.J. de Oliveira , D.H. Mosca , D. Demaille , HS-24. Associated Effects of MgO Tunnel Barrier Thickness on 3 3 3 Y.L. Zheng , M. Marangolo and V.H.Etgens 1. Departamento de Magneto Hysteresis in a New pMTJ of Fisica, Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos, Sao Carlos, Sao GdFeCo/FeCo/MgO/FeCo/TbFeCo. S.C. Li1, T. Chen1, Paulo, Brazil; 2. Departamento de Fisica, Universidade Federal C. Chang1, K. Liao1, C. Hou1 and T. Wu 11. Taiwan SPIN Research do Parana, Curitiba, Parana, Brazil; 3. Institut des NanoSciences Center,, Touliu, Taiwan de Paris, Universites Paris 6 et Paris 7, Paris, France HS-25. ELECTROMIGRATION-DRIVEN RESISTANCE HS-17. Effect of interface states on spin-dependent tunneling in SWITCHING IN TUNNEL JUNCTIONS. J. Ventura1, Fe/MgO/Fe tunnel junctions. K.D. Belashchenko1, J. Velev1 and J. Teixeira1, A. Pereira1, J.P.Araujo1, J.B. Sousa1, Y. Liu2, E.Y. Tsymbal11. Department of Physics and Astronomy, Z. Zhang2 and P.P. Freitas21. DFFCUP, IFIMUP, Porto, Portugal; University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, USA 2. IST, INESC-MN, Lisbon, Portugal 230 PROGRAM PROGRAM 231

HS-26. Electrical spin injection from a FePt electrode into a III-V HT-05. Magneto-optical additivity in the Magneto-Tunnel-Junction semiconductor heterostructure through an epitaxial MgO structures grown on GaAs(001). M. Przybylski1, M. Nyvlt1, tunnel barrier. P. de Person1, P. Warin1, M. Jamet1 and J. Zukrowski1 and J. Kirschner11. Experimental Department I, Y. Samson11. DRFMC, CEA-Grenoble, Grenoble, France Max-Planck-Institut fur Mikrostrukturphysik, Halle, Germany

HS-27. Spin Imbalance Enhanced Magnetoresistance in NiFe-Al-NiFe HT-06. Electronic and Magnetic Properties at the Mn3O4/Fe3O4 1,2 2 2 Double-tunnel Junctions. J. Shyu , F. Tang , Y.Yao and Interface Studied by X-Ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism. 1 C. Chen 1. Physics, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; C. Chen1, G. Chern2, H. Lin3 and H.C. Chang11. Physics, 2. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Tamkang University, Tamsui, Taiwan; 2. Physics, National Chung- Cheng University, Chiayi, Taiwan; 3. National Synchrotron HS-28. Magnetoresistance and magnetization switching Radiation Research Center, Hsinchu, Taiwan characteristics of MTJs with amorphous CoFeSiB single and synthetic antiferromagnet free layers. J. Hwang1, J. Rhee1, 2 2 3 3 HT-07. Spin Wave Spectrum of Magnonic Crystals with Model B. Chun , Y. Kim , T. Kim and W. Park 1. Physics, Sookmyung 1 2 2 Imperfections. V. V. Kruglyak , A.N. Kuchko , M.L. Sokolovskii Women’s University, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Materials Science and 2 and V.S.Tkachenko 1. School of Physics, University of Exeter, Engineering, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea; 3. Materials Exeter, United Kingdom; 2. Department of Physics, Donetsk and Devices Laboratory, Samsung Advanced Institute of National University, Donetsk, Ukraine Technology, Suwon, South Korea

HT-08. Effect of capped layer on the coercivity and magnetic anisotropy of FePt films. S. Chen1,2, P. Kuo1, A. Sun1, C. Chou1 and Y. Fang11. Institute of Materials Science and Engineering, THURSDAY IMPERIAL and Center for Nanostorage Research, National Taiwan AFTERNOON University, Taipei 106, Taiwan; 2. Department of Mechanical 1:00 Engineering, De Lin Institute of Technology, Taipei 236, Taiwan

Session HT HT-09. Spin Structures of Chromium in Epitaxial Multilayers MULTILAYER FILMS Cr(001)/X (X=Sn, Au, V). N. Jiko1, Y. Otsuka2, K. Mibu3 and M. Takeda41. Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto Univesity, AND SUPERLATTICES III Uji, Kyoto, Japan; 2. Graduate School of Science, Kyoto (POSTER SESSION) University, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan; 3. Graduate School of Pallavi Dhagat, Chair Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan; 4. Advanced Science Research Center, JAERI, Tokai, Ibaraki, Japan

HT-01. Depth-Profile of Spin Polarization in Nonmagnetic Layers of Epitaxial Fe/Au(001) Multilayers by Resonant X-ray Magnetic HT-10. Effect of Os inserted layer on magnetic properties of Scattering. T. Ohkochi1, K. Mibu2, N. Hosoito3, Y. Otsuka1, CoFe/IrMn. T. Peng1, C. Lo2,4, S. Chen1 and Y.Yao3,11. The K. Kodama3, S. Kasai1 and T. Ono11. Institute for Chemical Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Research, Kyoto University, Uji, Kyoto, Japan; 2. Graduate Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Lab. for Spintronics, School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Information Storage Division, Opto Electronics and Systems Aichi, Japan; 3. Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Ikoma, Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsin-Chu, Nara, Japan Taiwan; 3. Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 4. Nanotechnology Research Center, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan HT-02. Perpendicular exchange coupling in TbFeCo/FePt bilayer films. C. Zha1, Y. Zhang1, B. Ma1, Y. Liu2, Z. Zhang1, Q. Jin1 and 1 F. Gan 1. Deparment of optical science and engineering, Fudan HT-11. Thermal robustness in synthetic antiferromagnetic free layer university, Shanghai, China; 2. Department of Physics, Tongji for magnetic random access memory applications. University, Shanghai, China T. Takenaga1, T. Kuroiwa1, T. Furukawa1, M. Taki1, K. Yoshiara1 and Y. Tokuda11. Advanced Technology R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., Amagasaki, Japan HT-03. Magnetic Soft/Hard Coupling in Fe3O4/Fe3-xCoxO4 Superlattices Grown on MgO(001) by Molecular Beam 1 1 Epitaxy. C. Lee and G. Chern 1. physics, National Chung Cheng HT-12. Spectroscopic Measurements of Zeeman Splitting of the University, Chia-Yi, Taiwan Density of States in High Temperature Superconducting Multilayer Tunneling Junctions. G.A. Alvarez1,2, I. Iguchi2, HT-04. Fabrication and magnetic anisotropy of multilayered Co/Cu X.L. Wang1, S.X. Dou1 and C. Cook31. Spintronic and Electronic nanowires. J. Cho1, J. Min1, S. Ko1, Y. Kim1 and S.H. Choi21. Materials Group, ISEM, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Korea NSW, Australia; 2. Applied Physics, Tokyo Insitute of Technology, University, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea; 2. Bio-Nanotechnology Tokyo, Japan; 3. Engineering, University of Wollongong, Group, Jet Propulsion Laboratory/NASA, Pasadena, CA, USA Wollongong, NSW, Australia 232 PROGRAM PROGRAM 233

HT-13. Transition from uniaxial to unidirectional anisotropy in - A - Aleksandrov A.I. (FH-05) ...... 154 1 1 1 2 Alexander M.D. (ER-09) ...... 127 IrMn/Co/FeOx/Co films. C. Shen , C. Lai , P. Huang , S. Hsu Abbas S.M. (GF-04) ...... 180 2 Alexandrov I.A. (FH-05) ...... 154 and T. Chung 1. Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Abdel-Latif I.A. (DS-10) ...... 98 Alff L. (CR-17) ...... 62 Abe M. (DF-06) ...... 86 National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; 2. Institute and Alff L. (GD-12) ...... 176 Abe M. (DF-12) ...... 87 Department of electrophysics, National Chiao Tung University, Ali M. (AI-06) ...... 30 Abe M. (FD-01) ...... 144 Hsinchu, Taiwan Ali M. (HG-09) ...... 218 Abe M. (GF-05) ...... 181 Ali N. (EQ-10) ...... 125 Abe M. (HF-03) ...... 215 Ali N. (FP-14) ...... 157 Abele M.G. (HP-11) ...... 222 HT-14. Atomic simulation of epitaxial growth for Ni/Al multilayers. Alija A. (FV-09) ...... 167 Abelmann L. (FS-04) ...... 161 1 1 Alija A. (FV-11) ...... 168 S. Lee and Y. Chung 1. Department of Ceramic Engineering, Ablowitz M.J. (DB-11) ...... 77 Alija A. (GS-09) ...... 193 Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea Abraham D. (FB-10) ...... 141 Alimuddin x. (HF-12) ...... 216 Abraham D.W. (ED-09) ...... 112 Alldredge L. (EB-01) ...... 107 Abraham D.W. (FQ-08) ...... 158 Alldredge L. (EB-08) ...... 108 HT-15. Tunable Microwave Filters Based on Superlattice Metallic Abrikosov I.A. (FH-06) ...... 154 1 1 2 2 3 Alldredge L. (GD-11) ...... 176 Nanowires. L. Spinu , I. Dumitru , F. Li , B. Ye , J. Jung , Acremann Y. (HA-01) ...... 203 Allen M. (FH-02) ...... 153 4 2 Adachi y. (GC-08) ...... 173 A. Stancu and J.B. Wiley 1. Department of Physics & Advanced Allen M. (FV-20) ...... 168 Adam R. (CG-13) ...... 55 Materials Research Institute, University of New Orleans, New Allen S.M. (GE-02) ...... 178 Adams C.S. (HC-02) ...... 207 Orleans, LA, USA; 2. Department of Chemsitry and AMRI, Allen S.M. (GE-03) ...... 178 Adelmann C. (HD-05) ...... 210 Allenspach R. (HA-09) ...... 204 University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, USA; 3. Adeyeye A. (DS-09) ...... 98 Allwood D.A. (DP-10) ...... 92 Department of Chemsitry, Kangnung National University, Adeyeye A.O. (CP-04) ...... 57 Allwood D.A. (FC-03) ...... 142 Kangnung, South Korea; 4. Department of Solid State & Adeyeye A.O. (HC-08) ...... 208 Allwood D.A. (HC-02) ...... 207 Adie P. (HG-09) ...... 218 Theoretical Physics, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University, Iasi, Allwood D.A. (HC-03) ...... 207 Adler A. (HD-08) ...... 211 Romania Almeida J.M. (AE-02) ...... 22 Aernout D. (EV-06) ...... 134 Almokhtar M. (BD-01) ...... 35 Aeschlimann M. (GP-11) ...... 188 Almokhtar M. (EH-12) ...... 122 HT-16. Frequency dependence of ac magnetic susceptibility in Afsar M.N. (CH-07) ...... 56 Afsar M.N. (HF-06) ...... 215 Alonso J.M. (AB-09) ...... 17 Alsmadi A. (HT-19) ...... 232 La2/3Ca1/3MnO3/YBa2Cu3O7-δ/La2/3Ca1/3MnO3 Ager J. (DH-06) ...... 90 1 1 1 heterostructures. F.A. Perez , O. Moran , K. Gross , Aghighi H. (DD-09) ...... 82 Alsmadi A. (FV-19) ...... 168 M.E. Gomez1, E. Baca1 and D. Fuchs21. Physics, Universidad del Agnolet G. (EP-01) ...... 122 Alsmadi A.M. (AI-02) ...... 30 Altbir D. (AD-04) ...... 21 Valle, Cali, Colombia; 2. Institut fuer Festkoerperphysik, Aguero O. (DT-01) ...... 99 Altounian Z. (CR-10) ...... 61 Karlsruhe, Germany Ahmad E. (EV-13) ...... 135 Ahmad S.N. (FE-15) ...... 148 Altounian Z. (FP-06) ...... 156 Ahmad S.N. (HC-13) ...... 209 Altuncevahir B. (DR-09) ...... 96 Ahn J. (HR-12) ...... 226 Alvarez G.A. (EP-10) ...... 124 HT-17. Effect of Pt-Spacer Layer on the Magnetic Properties of Alvarez G.A. (HT-12) ...... 231 1 1 Ahn C.H. (FD-10) ...... 145 Co/Pt/Co Multilayer. N. Deo , J.H. Montgomery and Alves C.C. (FP-02) ...... 156 1 Ahn C.H. (GR-02) ...... 191 H.S. Gamble 1. School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Ahn G. (FQ-13) ...... 159 Alves C.R. (HF-08) ...... 215 The Queen, Belfast, United Kingdom Ahn J. (GV-15) ...... 200 Alves C.S. (FP-07) ...... 156 Ahn J. (GW-14) ...... 202 Aly A.E. (DT-06) ...... 100 Ahn J. (HR-13) ...... 226 Aly S.H. (DQ-08) ...... 94 Aly S.H. (DT-06) ...... 100 HT-18. Fabrication of L10 ordered FeNi films by alternate monatomic Ahn K. (AB-05) ...... 17 layer deposition. T. Shima1, M. Okamura2, S. Mitani2 and Ahn K. (EE-01) ...... 112 Amaladass E. (DT-18) ...... 101 Amano M. (ED-10) ...... 112 K. Takanashi21. Faculty of Enginnering, Tohoku-Gakuin Ahn K. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Amano M. (GR-04) ...... 191 University, Tagajo, Japan; 2. IMR, Tohoku University, Sendai, Ahn S. (AC-12) ...... 19 Ahn S. (HS-04) ...... 227 Ambrose T. (CD-07) ...... 48 Japan Ahuja R. (EF-04) ...... 115 Ambrose T. (FH-13) ...... 155 Aiba S. (GU-02) ...... 197 Amighian J. (EQ-04) ...... 125 Amin M. (HQ-15) ...... 225 1 Aich S. (AF-02) ...... 24 HT-19. Magnetic Properties of Coupled Ni/Gd Films. I. Zoto , Aich S. (AF-08) ...... 25 Ammar S. (DC-12) ...... 80 1 3 2 G. Mankey , A. Alsmadi and S. te Velthuis 1. MINT Akahane K. (FT-13) ...... 163 Amon C.H. (CU-13) ...... 68 Center/Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Akahoshi D. (HE-02) ...... 212 Amoretti G. (BE-05) ...... 37 Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; 2. Materials Science Division, Akaki M. (HE-02) ...... 212 Amoretti G. (DU-16) ...... 103 An J. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago, IL, USA; 3. Intense Akerman J. (AC-14) ...... 20 Akerman J. (ED-05) ...... 111 An S. (CT-03) ...... 64 Pulsed Neutron Source/Materials Science Division, Argonne Akie M. (FF-04) ...... 149 Anatska M.P. (EP-01) ...... 122 National Laboratory, Chicago, IL, USA Akinaga H. (CW-27) ...... 73 Anayi F.J. (HR-01) ...... 225 Akinaga H. (DU-10) ...... 103 Anca-Eugenia M. (FD-09) ...... 145 Akiya T. (AF-14) ...... 25 Anderson E. (DG-01) ...... 87 Akiyama J. (CU-09) ...... 67 Anderson E. (FT-11) ...... 163 Akiyama T. (EV-01) ...... 133 Anderson G. (ED-04) ...... 111 Al Omari I. (DS-10) ...... 98 Anderson G.I. (HS-15) ...... 228 Al Rawas A.D. (EQ-04) ...... 125 Anderson H.U. (ER-13) ...... 127 Al-Bahadly I.H. (GG-02) ...... 182 Anderson I.E. (AF-03) ...... 24 Al-Saqer M. (BE-02) ...... 37 Anderson I.E. (AF-06) ...... 24 Alaria J. (GB-08) ...... 171 Anderson W.A. (EQ-12) ...... 125 Alberts H.L. (CR-09) ...... 61 Andersson C. (EV-03) ...... 133 ALBRECHT M. (AA-02) ...... 16 Andersson C. (EV-12) ...... 134 Albrecht M. (HC-06) ...... 208 Ando K. (DA-01) ...... 73 Alcantara E.C. (EW-06) ...... 136 Ando K. (ED-01) ...... 110 234 PROGRAM PROGRAM 235

Ando K. (HA-06) ...... 204 Asao Y. (FB-07) ...... 141 Bain J.A. (EH-06) ...... 121 Bauser S. (AF-09) ...... 25 Ando Y. (AC-12) ...... 19 Asao Y. (GR-03) ...... 191 Bain J.A. (FS-08) ...... 161 Bauser S. (AF-11) ...... 25 Ando Y. (CB-06) ...... 44 Asao Y. (GR-04) ...... 191 Baker I. (CE-14) ...... 51 Bayle-Guillemaud P. (GP-04) ...... 187 Ando Y. (EH-15) ...... 122 Assefa S. (FB-10) ...... 141 Baker I. (DF-05) ...... 86 Bayreuther G. (DV-04) ...... 104 Ando Y. (HS-04) ...... 227 Asselin P. (CC-10) ...... 47 Baker I. (EG-11) ...... 119 Bayreuther G. (HC-10) ...... 209 Andrade B. (DD-04) ...... 81 Astakhov G. (DA-09) ...... 74 Baker T.S. (DF-08) ...... 86 Bazaliy Y. (HA-11) ...... 204 Andrade L. (AA-02) ...... 16 Asti G. (CE-07) ...... 50 Bakhru H. (CW-06) ...... 70 Bazaliy Y. (HF-10) ...... 216 Andre G. (CH-10) ...... 57 Ataka T. (HB-14) ...... 207 Bakuzis A.F. (BA-02) ...... 32 Bazhan A. (CR-12) ...... 61 Andrei P. (BH-03) ...... 40 Atallah K. (GW-01) ...... 201 Bakuzis A.F. (GV-06) ...... 199 Beach G.S. (HA-12) ...... 204 Andrei P. (BH-05) ...... 41 Atanassov P. (FV-19) ...... 168 Bal M. (BE-01) ...... 37 Beal M.S. (GQ-12) ...... 190 Andres J. (GE-08) ...... 179 Atkinson D. (AD-09) ...... 21 Bal M. (BE-04) ...... 37 Beamson G. (EG-13) ...... 119 Andrews S. (HA-01) ...... 203 Atkinson D. (HC-03) ...... 207 Balachandran S. (HF-07) ...... 215 Beaujour J.L. (EV-02) ...... 133 Andrieu S. (AC-01) ...... 18 Atkinson D. (HC-11) ...... 209 Balasubramanian P. (GT-11) ...... 196 Beaurepaire E. (AA-02) ...... 16 Andrieu S. (BF-01) ...... 38 Attenweiler T.M. (CF-05) ...... 52 Balasz I. (DU-02) ...... 102 Becker A. (EA-03) ...... 106 Andronenko S.I. (FQ-10) ...... 158 AuBuchon .F. (DE-03) ...... 83 Balkashin O.P. (FA-12) ...... 139 Beckers M. (CE-06) ...... 50 Andrzejewska E. (AG-09) ...... 27 Aubuchon J.F. (DE-11) ...... 84 Baltz V. (AI-10) ...... 31 Beckmann B. (GP-12) ...... 188 Angadi B. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Augustyniak B. (HP-16) ...... 223 Baltz V. (AI-12) ...... 31 Bedenbecker M. (EG-06) ...... 118 Anguelouch A. (DF-09) ...... 86 Auslender M. (FU-17) ...... 166 Baltz V. (FT-12) ...... 163 Beeby S. (HQ-14) ...... 225 Annaorasov M. (FU-14) ...... 166 Auslender M. (GT-07) ...... 195 Ban S. (GU-11) ...... 198 Beekman M. (EE-09) ...... 114 Ansermet J. (HH-04) ...... 220 Austin R.H. (EA-02) ...... 106 Banarjee A. (HF-12) ...... 216 Beigne C. (GP-04) ...... 187 Antony J. (DD-06) ...... 82 Avenell M. (GC-11) ...... 174 Bandaru P. (CT-16) ...... 66 Beji Z. (DC-12) ...... 80 Antony J. (FE-14) ...... 148 Avisou A. (CE-11) ...... 51 Banerjee P. (BC-02) ...... 34 Belashchenko K.D. (HS-17) ...... 228 Antropov V. (CH-08) ...... 56 Avraham N. (BE-01) ...... 37 Banerjee T. (DG-09) ...... 89 Beleggia M. (AE-04) ...... 23 Aoi H. (CU-15) ...... 68 Avraham N. (BE-03) ...... 37 Banerjee T. (HD-06) ...... 210 Beleggia M. (DG-11) ...... 89 Aoi H. (DE-06) ...... 83 Avraham N. (BE-04) ...... 37 Bansmann J. (FV-18) ...... 168 Belevtsev B.I. (CR-19) ...... 62 Aoi H. (DE-07) ...... 84 Awaji N. (AG-06) ...... 26 Banu S. (GV-13) ...... 200 Belevtsev B.I. (EP-01) ...... 122 Aoi H. (DE-12) ...... 84 Awana V.P. (EP-11) ...... 124 Bao X. (CS-06) ...... 63 Belik A. (GT-05) ...... 195 Apalkov D. (AH-06) ...... 28 Awschalom D. (YA-01) ...... 105 Bao Y. (DF-04) ...... 86 Bellouard C. (AC-01) ...... 18 Apalkov D. (HA-04) ...... 203 Aya S. (CW-09) ...... 71 Bapu T. (HP-04) ...... 222 Belosludov R.V. (EF-13) ...... 117 Apalkov D.M. (DB-05) ...... 76 Azevedo A. (GQ-14) ...... 190 Barabash S. (DA-12) ...... 75 Bending S.J. (BB-01) ...... 33 Aquino R. (HF-08) ...... 215 Azevedo A. (HG-01) ...... 217 Baraduc C. (DP-05) ...... 92 Bennett L.H. (BH-02) ...... 40 Arai K. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Aziz A. (BB-01) ...... 33 Baraduc C. (ES-26) ...... 130 Bennett L.H. (EC-09) ...... 110 Arai S. (GU-10) ...... 198 Azzerboni B. (DB-09) ...... 77 Barandiaran J. (CP-02) ...... 57 Bensch F. (HC-10) ...... 209 Arakawa T. (EE-03) ...... 113 Azzerboni B. (ES-19) ...... 129 Barandiaran M. (GE-02) ...... 178 Bentley J. (CU-01) ...... 66 Araki R. (CC-07) ...... 46 Barber Z.H. (GD-03) ...... 175 Berbadj A. (GB-08) ...... 171 Araujo J.P. (HS-25) ...... 229 - B - Barmak K. (DE-01) ...... 83 Bergenti I. (FC-11) ...... 143 Archer P. (GB-07) ...... 171 Baro D. (HC-09) ...... 208 Berger A. (AI-11) ...... 31 Archer P.I. (GB-01) ...... 170 Baberschke K. (DV-01) ...... 104 Barpanda P. (CV-10) ...... 69 Berger A. (BI-04) ...... 42 Arcon D. (DH-09) ...... 91 Baca E. (CP-01) ...... 57 Barros J. (EG-14) ...... 120 Berger A. (CC-04) ...... 46 Arena D. (FT-10) ...... 163 Baca E. (HT-16) ...... 232 Barsic T. (FS-11) ...... 162 Berger A. (FH-11) ...... 155 Arena D. (HF-02) ...... 214 Back C. (CG-04) ...... 54 Barsukov I. (BC-01) ...... 34 Berger A. (GP-19) ...... 188 Arena D.A. (DT-17) ...... 101 Back C. (CG-05) ...... 54 Barthelemy A. (CB-09) ...... 44 Berger A. (HB-13) ...... 207 Arena D.A. (ER-08) ...... 127 Back C.H. (CG-02) ...... 54 Barthelemy A. (EB-03) ...... 107 Berger L. (GC-04) ...... 173 Arenholz E. (CB-03) ...... 44 Back C.H. (DG-05) ...... 88 Barthelemy A. (FE-01) ...... 146 Bergman B. (AA-03) ...... 16 Arenholz E. (CB-10) ...... 45 Back C.H. (DG-06) ...... 88 Bartlett P. (HC-12) ...... 209 Berkov D.V. (GA-03) ...... 170 Arenholz E. (CH-09) ...... 56 Back C.H. (EH-12) ...... 122 Bartlett P.N. (HD-12) ...... 211 Berkovits R. (FH-10) ...... 154 Arenholz E. (DA-14) ...... 75 Backes D. (CW-20) ...... 72 Bartolome F. (CH-09) ...... 56 Berkowitz A. (HG-05) ...... 218 Arenholz E. (DS-07) ...... 98 Bader S. (BC-04) ...... 35 Bartolome F. (DC-09) ...... 79 Berkowitz A. (HG-07) ...... 218 Arenholz E. (EF-12) ...... 117 Bader S. (HH-13) ...... 221 Bartolome F. (DH-04) ...... 90 Berkowitz A.E. (GE-03) ...... 178 Arenholz E. (EG-02) ...... 118 Bader S.D. (CD-10) ...... 49 Bartolome J. (DC-09) ...... 79 Berkowitz A.E. (GE-11) ...... 179 Arenholz E. (FH-04) ...... 154 Bader S.D. (CW-24) ...... 72 Bartolome J. (DH-04) ...... 90 Berkowitz A.E. (HG-02) ...... 217 Arenholz E. (FU-18) ...... 166 Bader S.D. (EH-01) ...... 120 Bartolome J. (HC-07) ...... 208 Berkowitz A.E. (HG-04) ...... 217 Arenholz E. (GD-11) ...... 176 Bae J. (HS-18) ...... 229 Baryshev A. (EQ-05) ...... 125 Berkowitz A.E. (HG-08) ...... 218 Arenholz E. (HG-07) ...... 218 Bae S. (HH-05) ...... 220 Basantkumar R.R. (GE-13) ...... 179 Bernand-Mantel A. (CB-07) ...... 44 Arenholz E. (HG-13) ...... 219 Baek Y. (HQ-07) ...... 224 Bashlakov D.L. (FA-12) ...... 139 Bernard M. (GB-08) ...... 171 Argyriou D. (CH-05) ...... 56 Baek Y. (HR-06) ...... 225 Basletic M. (FE-01) ...... 146 Bernard-Granger F. (DP-08) ...... 92 Ariake J. (FR-09) ...... 160 Baer L. (DS-11) ...... 99 Bason Y. (GR-02) ...... 191 Bernstein G.H. (CW-13) ...... 71 Arima T. (BD-05) ...... 36 Baerner K. (FU-14) ...... 166 Basov D. (FH-09) ...... 154 Bernstein G.H. (HC-04) ...... 208 Arora S.K. (GD-08) ...... 176 Baggio-Saitovitch E. (GP-06) ...... 187 Bass J. (FA-08) ...... 139 Berry D.C. (DE-01) ...... 83 Arranz M.A. (GE-08) ...... 179 Bah R. (FU-15) ...... 166 Basso V. (EE-06) ...... 113 Bertero G. (CC-11) ...... 47 Arrington S. (FH-05) ...... 154 Bahaj A.S. (GV-07) ...... 199 Batista C. (FH-12) ...... 155 Bertero G. (GC-11) ...... 174 Arrott A.S. (AH-05) ...... 28 Bai J. (CU-08) ...... 67 Batlle X. (AD-04) ...... 21 Berthet P. (FE-01) ...... 146 Arrott A.S. (CS-14) ...... 64 Bai J. (DC-11) ...... 80 Batra S. (BC-02) ...... 34 Bertotti G. (AH-12) ...... 29 Arrott A.S. (CV-10) ...... 69 Baik H. (GS-06) ...... 193 Batra S. (CC-10) ...... 47 Bertotti G. (CG-03) ...... 54 Arroyo A. (AB-09) ...... 17 Bailey W. (CW-25) ...... 73 Bau L. (GT-08) ...... 195 Bertotti G. (CV-03) ...... 68 Arvanitis D. (EV-03) ...... 133 Bailey W. (EH-04) ...... 120 Baudenbacher F.J. (EA-04) ...... 106 Bertotti G. (DB-12) ...... 78 Arvanitis D. (EV-12) ...... 134 Bailey W. (FT-10) ...... 163 Bauer E.G. (XA-04) ...... 15 Bertotti G. (EE-06) ...... 113 Asada H. (CT-02) ...... 64 Bailey W.E. (BF-07) ...... 38 Bauer G. (FA-04) ...... 138 Bertotti G. (ES-18) ...... 129 Asada H. (CT-14) ...... 66 Bailey W.E. (CW-06) ...... 70 Bauer G.E. (FA-02) ...... 138 Bertram H. (ES-22) ...... 130 Asada H. (FS-10) ...... 161 Bailey W.E. (DT-17) ...... 101 Bauer M. (GP-11) ...... 188 Bertran F. (BF-01) ...... 38 Asano S. (DT-07) ...... 100 Bain J.A. (AG-02) ...... 26 Baumberger E. (FH-03) ...... 153 Bessarab P. (EP-12) ...... 124 Asao Y. (ED-10) ...... 112 Bain J.A. (DE-05) ...... 83 Baumgold B. (EE-10) ...... 114 Besseghini S. (EE-13) ...... 114 236 PROGRAM PROGRAM 237

Bettinger J. (GD-11) ...... 176 Borchers J.A. (AI-03) ...... 30 Buchanan K.S. (CW-24) ...... 72 Camley R.E. (FF-08) ...... 150 Beutier G. (FT-12) ...... 163 Borchers J.A. (BD-03) ...... 36 Buchmeier M. (FA-13) ...... 139 Camley R.E. (HQ-03) ...... 223 Beysen S. (CW-09) ...... 71 Borchers J.A. (GQ-09) ...... 190 Bud’ko S. (DG-07) ...... 89 Campillo G.E. (AI-11) ...... 31 Bhallamudi V. (BC-02) ...... 34 Bordignon G. (AH-02) ...... 27 Buda-Prejbeanu L. (AI-12) ...... 31 Canepa F. (DU-14) ...... 103 Bhat H.L. (GT-11) ...... 196 Bordignon G. (FV-23) ...... 169 Buda-Prejbeanu L. (CE-07) ...... 50 Caneschi A. (DU-16) ...... 103 Bhat S.V. (AB-11) ...... 18 Bordignon G. (HC-12) ...... 209 Buda-Prejbeanu L. (DP-08) ...... 92 Canfield P. (CH-11) ...... 57 Bhatia M. (EP-08) ...... 123 Bording J.K. (DG-11) ...... 89 Buda-Prejbeanu L.D. (CV-06) ...... 69 Canfield P. (DG-07) ...... 89 Bhattacharyya S. (FE-03) ...... 146 Borghs G. (FC-09) ...... 143 Budde T. (EU-06) ...... 133 Canfiled P.C. (CR-19) ...... 62 Bhushan R. (AF-07) ...... 25 Borghs G. (FD-05) ...... 144 Buechner B. (FU-10) ...... 165 Canizo-Cabrera A. (ES-21) ...... 130 BI C. (GG-12) ...... 184 Borghs G. (HD-02) ...... 210 Bueno-Baques D. (DU-11) ...... 103 Canizo-Cabrera A. (GR-05) ...... 191 Bi X. (AE-07) ...... 23 Borme J. (GP-04) ...... 187 Bueno-Baques D. (HP-08) ...... 222 Canizo-Cabrera A. (HS-19) ...... 229 Bianchi A. (BE-05) ...... 37 Borsa F. (BE-02) ...... 37 Buergler D. (BG-07) ...... 40 Cantelli V. (CE-06) ...... 50 Bianchi A. (GB-09) ...... 171 Boshta M. (FU-14) ...... 166 Buergler D.E. (BG-06) ...... 40 Cantelli V. (GP-09) ...... 187 Bibes M. (CB-09) ...... 44 Botez C.E. (AB-06) ...... 17 Buergler D.E. (FA-13) ...... 139 Cao H. (FE-02) ...... 146 Bibes M. (EB-03) ...... 107 Bothmer A.H. (GP-02) ...... 187 Buess M. (CG-05) ...... 54 Cao J. (CU-08) ...... 67 Bibes M. (FE-01) ...... 146 Bottauscio O. (FF-09) ...... 150 Bugoslavsky Y. (BG-07) ...... 40 Cao L. (CR-05) ...... 60 BIGOT J. (AA-02) ...... 16 Boukari H. (FC-09) ...... 143 Bugoslavsky Y. (GD-03) ...... 175 Cao R. (FF-06) ...... 150 Billey Z. (DD-06) ...... 82 Boukari H. (HD-02) ...... 210 Buhrman R. (CB-12) ...... 45 Cao R. (HF-05) ...... 215 Billey Z. (FE-14) ...... 148 Boulle O. (FA-05) ...... 138 Buhrman R. (DB-03) ...... 76 Carbonari A.W. (GD-02) ...... 175 Binek C. (GP-19) ...... 188 Boulle O. (HA-03) ...... 203 Buhrman R. (DB-08) ...... 77 Cardelli E. (BH-04) ...... 40 Biondo A. (GP-06) ...... 187 Bouloudenine M. (GB-08) ...... 171 Buhrman R.A. (AC-03) ...... 18 Cardoso F.A. (DD-04) ...... 81 Birge N.O. (GH-06) ...... 185 Bouzehouane K. (CB-07) ...... 44 Buhrman R.A. (ES-14) ...... 129 Cardoso F.A. (FD-03) ...... 144 Bischof A. (HA-09) ...... 204 Bouzehouane K. (CB-09) ...... 44 Buhrman R.A. (FA-06) ...... 138 Cardoso L.P. (FP-02) ...... 156 Bischoff L. (CW-05) ...... 70 Bouzehouane K. (EB-03) ...... 107 Buhrman R.A. (FA-07) ...... 138 Cardoso L.P. (FP-08) ...... 156 Bischoff L. (GP-02) ...... 187 Bouzehouane K. (FE-01) ...... 146 Bukhanko F.N. (GT-01) ...... 194 Cardoso S. (FB-06) ...... 140 Bishop A. (AB-05) ...... 17 Bouziane K. (DS-10) ...... 98 Bunce C. (ES-07) ...... 128 Cardoso S. (FD-03) ...... 144 Bitoh T. (CF-11) ...... 53 Bouziane K. (EQ-04) ...... 125 Bunce C. (FS-07) ...... 161 Cardozo B.L. (DA-14) ...... 75 Bitok D. (FU-15) ...... 166 Bowden G.J. (AH-02) ...... 27 Burdt R.A. (HP-10) ...... 222 Carey K. (HB-09) ...... 206 Bittar E. (DT-01) ...... 99 Bozeman S.P. (EC-02) ...... 109 Burghartz J. (BC-06) ...... 35 Carey M. (BC-05) ...... 35 Blanchard P. (ED-02) ...... 111 Bozeman S.P. (HB-08) ...... 206 Burghartz J. (HQ-02) ...... 223 Carey M. (DB-01) ...... 76 Blanco J. (GS-05) ...... 193 Braak H. (BG-06) ...... 40 Burhman R.A. (HA-07) ...... 204 Carey M. (HB-02) ...... 205 Blanco J.M. (GS-03) ...... 193 Braak H. (BG-07) ...... 40 Burton J.D. (HH-11) ...... 221 Carey M.J. (DT-12) ...... 100 Bland J. (CW-08) ...... 71 Braganca P. (DB-08) ...... 77 Burzo E. (DU-02) ...... 102 Carey M.J. (GD-05) ...... 175 Bland J. (CW-20) ...... 72 Braganca P.M. (ES-14) ...... 129 Buschow K. (FP-12) ...... 157 Carey M.J. (GQ-09) ...... 190 Bland J. (FD-06) ...... 145 Braganca P.M. (FA-06) ...... 138 Buschow K. (FP-13) ...... 157 Carey M.J. (HB-01) ...... 205 Bland J. (GV-13) ...... 200 Braganca P.M. (FA-07) ...... 138 Butler W. (GD-11) ...... 176 Carey M.J. (HB-05) ...... 206 Bland J. (HC-01) ...... 207 Brandl A.L. (GF-09) ...... 181 Butler W.H. (EB-02) ...... 107 Carey M.J. (HH-01) ...... 219 Bland J.A. (FB-02) ...... 140 Brataas A. (FA-04) ...... 138 Butler W.H. (EB-10) ...... 108 Carlotti G. (AD-06) ...... 21 Bland J.C. (FC-02) ...... 142 Braun H. (CU-02) ...... 66 Butler W.H. (ES-16) ...... 129 Carlotti G. (BC-03) ...... 34 Blank D. (HE-05) ...... 212 Braun H. (DH-10) ...... 91 Butler W.H. (GD-14) ...... 177 Carlotti G. (DV-03) ...... 104 Blasco J. (DH-04) ...... 90 Brenac A. (GP-10) ...... 188 Butler W.H. (HS-22) ...... 229 Carlotti G. (EV-10) ...... 134 Block T. (GD-05) ...... 175 Brihi N. (GB-08) ...... 171 Byun Y. (DS-06) ...... 98 Carman G.P. (FF-10) ...... 150 Blomeier S. (CW-04) ...... 70 Brodyanski A. (CW-04) ...... 70 Carmen G. (FD-09) ...... 145 Boardman R.P. (AH-02) ...... 27 Bromwich T. (DG-10) ...... 89 - C - Carpenter E.E. (ER-01) ...... 126 Bobba F. (EP-02) ...... 123 Bromwich T.J. (HC-01) ...... 207 Carpenter E.E. (EW-12) ...... 136 Bobek T. (BA-04) ...... 32 Brookes N.B. (AI-09) ...... 31 Cabrera-Pasca G.A. (GD-02) ...... 175 Carpentieri M. (DB-09) ...... 77 Bobev S. (FP-10) ...... 156 Broto J.M. (CS-10) ...... 63 Caciuffo R. (DU-16) ...... 103 Carpentieri M. (ES-19) ...... 129 Bobo J. (EB-03) ...... 107 Brown C.M. (GB-13) ...... 172 Cadogan J.M. (DT-08) ...... 100 Carr D. (DS-02) ...... 98 Boboc A. (FV-02) ...... 167 Brown D. (BD-04) ...... 36 Cadogan J.M. (DU-14) ...... 103 Carr L.D. (CG-11) ...... 55 Bode M. (XA-05) ...... 15 Brown D.E. (AB-10) ...... 18 Cadogan S. (CF-07) ...... 52 Carretta S. (BE-05) ...... 37 Boekema C. (GH-04) ...... 185 Brown D.E. (CH-04) ...... 56 Cadogan S.M. (DH-08) ...... 91 Carretta S. (DU-16) ...... 103 Boeni P. (DH-10) ...... 91 Brown D.E. (FE-08) ...... 147 Cai H. (BI-07) ...... 42 Carrillo-Cazares T. (DV-02) ...... 104 Boerma D. (DV-07) ...... 104 Brown S. (AD-09) ...... 21 Cai H. (DS-12) ...... 99 Carrillo-Flores D.M. (DU-11) . . . . .103 Boerma D.O. (AG-09) ...... 27 Brown S. (FB-10) ...... 141 Cai H. (EP-04) ...... 123 Carvalho A.G. (FP-02) ...... 156 Boerner E.D. (AH-08) ...... 28 Brownell D. (DD-01) ...... 81 Cai H. (GQ-03) ...... 189 Carvalho A.M. (FP-07) ...... 156 Boese M. (BG-06) ...... 40 Browning N.D. (EB-11) ...... 108 Cai H. (GT-13) ...... 196 Cashion J.D. (CF-01) ...... 51 Boger A. (EB-05) ...... 107 Bruck E. (FP-12) ...... 157 Cai J. (CU-08) ...... 67 Castano F.J. (CW-08) ...... 71 Bohra M. (GF-02) ...... 180 Bruck E. (FP-13) ...... 157 Cai Q. (ER-13) ...... 127 Castano F.J. (FB-02) ...... 140 Bokor J. (AD-11) ...... 22 Bruck E.H. (DS-03) ...... 98 Cai Q. (GT-14) ...... 196 Castano F.J. (HC-01) ...... 207 Bolanho M.A. (FP-02) ...... 156 Brueckel T. (HG-10) ...... 218 Calleja J. (FV-11) ...... 168 Castano F.J. (HH-09) ...... 220 Bollero A. (AI-12) ...... 31 Brueckl H. (CG-02) ...... 54 Calleja J.F. (FV-09) ...... 167 Castellanos M. (FU-11) ...... 165 Bolte M. (FT-09) ...... 163 Brueckl H. (EA-03) ...... 106 Calleja J.F. (GS-09) ...... 193 Castrano F. (DG-10) ...... 89 Bonfim M. (DG-03) ...... 88 Brueckl H. (EH-12) ...... 122 Calvet L. (CB-07) ...... 44 Castro L.L. (GV-06) ...... 199 Bonfim M. (FT-07) ...... 163 Brunel L. (BG-01) ...... 39 Calvin S. (GF-07) ...... 181 Caviness T.L. (GU-03) ...... 197 Bonin R. (DB-12) ...... 78 Bryan M.T. (HC-03) ...... 207 Cam Thanh D. (FP-12) ...... 157 Caviness T.L. (GU-08) ...... 198 Bonin R. (ES-18) ...... 129 Brzeska M. (EA-03) ...... 106 Cam Thanh D. (FP-13) ...... 157 Cebollada F. (EW-10) ...... 136 Boolchand P. (DC-14) ...... 80 Bsiesy A. (DP-05) ...... 92 Camarero J. (AI-09) ...... 31 Cebollada F. (HC-07) ...... 208 Booth C. (FF-12) ...... 151 Bubber R. (EG-07) ...... 118 Camarero J. (BA-04) ...... 32 Celegato F. (EG-03) ...... 118 Boothroyd A.T. (HE-09) ...... 213 Buc E. (DC-14) ...... 80 Camarero J. (DG-03) ...... 88 Celinski Z. (DD-03) ...... 81 Bootsmann M.T. (FC-07) ...... 142 Buchanan K. (EH-01) ...... 120 Camarero J. (DV-07) ...... 104 Celinski Z.J. (HG-12) ...... 219 Borca B. (FV-07) ...... 167 Buchanan K. (HC-09) ...... 208 Camarero J. (FT-07) ...... 163 Celinski Z.J. (HQ-03) ...... 223 Borchers J. (DA-07) ...... 74 Buchanan K.S. (BC-04) ...... 35 Camley R.E. (DD-03) ...... 81 Cerchez M. (CV-08) ...... 69 238 PROGRAM PROGRAM 239

Cerezo A. (HS-09) ...... 228 Chen C. (HE-13) ...... 214 Cheng M. (GW-08) ...... 201 Cho H. (GW-15) ...... 202 Cezar J. (GH-07) ...... 185 Chen C. (HS-27) ...... 230 Cheng N. (CU-12) ...... 67 Cho H. (GW-16) ...... 202 Chai J. (GG-09) ...... 183 Chen C. (HT-06) ...... 231 Cheng S. (AE-01) ...... 22 Cho H. (HR-10) ...... 226 Chakhalian J. (GH-07) ...... 185 Chen C.H. (AF-11) ...... 25 Cheng W. (DR-03) ...... 96 Cho J. (FQ-12) ...... 158 Chakka V. (DR-09) ...... 96 Chen C.H. (CS-03) ...... 63 Cheng X. (AH-14) ...... 29 Cho J. (FV-04) ...... 167 Chakov N.E. (BE-03) ...... 37 Chen D. (CW-15) ...... 72 Cheng X.M. (CD-04) ...... 48 Cho J. (HT-04) ...... 230 Chamard V. (FT-12) ...... 163 Chen D. (ES-05) ...... 128 Cheng X.M. (CD-06) ...... 48 Cho S. (CT-12) ...... 65 Chambers S.A. (EF-07) ...... 116 Chen D. (FV-10) ...... 167 Cheng Z. (EE-08) ...... 114 Cho W.S. (FC-02) ...... 142 Chambers S.A. (FQ-09) ...... 158 Chen F. (CT-08) ...... 65 Cheong S. (CA-01) ...... 42 Cho Y. (AC-04) ...... 18 Chan C. (GW-13) ...... 202 Chen G. (CS-01) ...... 62 Cheong S. (FU-12) ...... 165 Cho Y. (GW-11) ...... 202 Chan J. (DR-03) ...... 96 Chen H. (ET-07) ...... 131 Cheong S. (GE-06) ...... 178 Cho Y. (HS-08) ...... 227 Chan W. (DV-05) ...... 104 Chen H. (ET-08) ...... 131 Cheong S. (HE-01) ...... 212 Choe S. (DG-01) ...... 87 Chang C. (CC-09) ...... 47 Chen H. (ET-09) ...... 132 Cheong S.W. (CA-04) ...... 43 Choe S. (DT-18) ...... 101 Chang C. (CW-02) ...... 70 Chen H. (FP-04) ...... 156 Chern G. (AD-05) ...... 21 Choi J. (FV-06) ...... 167 Chang C. (DP-15) ...... 93 Chen H. (GU-03) ...... 197 Chern G. (AD-13) ...... 22 Choi B. (AH-07) ...... 28 Chang C. (DR-08) ...... 96 Chen H. (GU-08) ...... 198 Chern G. (FV-17) ...... 168 Choi C. (FR-03) ...... 159 Chang C. (DU-04) ...... 102 Chen I. (EW-08) ...... 136 Chern G. (HT-03) ...... 230 Choi G. (GS-02) ...... 192 Chang C. (DV-08) ...... 104 Chen I. (EW-09) ...... 136 Chern G. (HT-06) ...... 231 Choi H. (CT-12) ...... 65 Chang C. (FS-03) ...... 161 Chen I. (GH-13) ...... 186 Chernyshov A.S. (FP-03) ...... 156 Choi H. (DQ-07) ...... 94 Chang C. (FS-05) ...... 161 Chen J. (DC-07) ...... 79 Cherry J. (BI-06) ...... 42 Choi I. (CT-03) ...... 64 Chang C. (FV-10) ...... 167 Chen J. (DF-02) ...... 85 Chetry K. (HS-22) ...... 229 Choi J. (DQ-14) ...... 95 Chang C. (GF-03) ...... 180 Chen J. (DT-15) ...... 101 Cheung S. (DA-13) ...... 75 Choi J. (ET-03) ...... 131 Chang C. (GQ-11) ...... 190 Chen J. (ET-05) ...... 131 Chiampi M. (FF-09) ...... 150 Choi J. (ET-04) ...... 131 Chang C. (GW-17) ...... 202 Chen J. (EU-07) ...... 133 Chiang C. (CE-05) ...... 50 Choi J. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Chang C. (HS-19) ...... 229 Chen J. (FS-12) ...... 162 Chiang C. (GQ-15) ...... 190 Choi J. (GW-09) ...... 202 Chang C. (HS-24) ...... 229 Chen K. (CE-03) ...... 50 Chiang R. (EW-11) ...... 136 Choi J. (GW-15) ...... 202 Chang C.W. (AF-05) ...... 24 Chen K. (DF-10) ...... 87 Chiang S. (EW-17) ...... 137 Choi J. (GW-16) ...... 202 Chang C.W. (CS-03) ...... 63 Chen L. (DE-03) ...... 83 Chiba D. (DA-04) ...... 74 Choi J. (HQ-07) ...... 224 Chang H. (DR-08) ...... 96 Chen L. (DE-11) ...... 84 Chiba D. (DA-05) ...... 74 Choi J. (HR-06) ...... 225 Chang H.C. (HT-06) ...... 231 Chen M. (DR-01) ...... 95 Chiba D. (HA-02) ...... 203 Choi J. (HR-14) ...... 226 Chang H.W. (AF-05) ...... 24 Chen P. (BH-02) ...... 40 Chiba T. (FR-09) ...... 160 Choi S. (EG-10) ...... 119 Chang H.W. (CS-03) ...... 63 Chen S. (CU-12) ...... 67 Chien C. (AD-05) ...... 21 Choi S. (EH-07) ...... 121 Chang H.W. (DV-05) ...... 104 Chen S. (DP-04) ...... 92 Chien C. (EB-04) ...... 107 Choi S. (ES-10) ...... 128 Chang I. (FS-05) ...... 161 Chen S. (DP-15) ...... 93 Chien C. (FH-01) ...... 153 Choi S. (GP-05) ...... 187 Chang J. (CT-13) ...... 66 Chen S. (DR-04) ...... 96 Chien C. (GD-15) ...... 177 Choi S. (GW-10) ...... 202 Chang J. (DP-02) ...... 92 Chen S. (GH-13) ...... 186 Chien C. (GP-03) ...... 187 Choi S.H. (HT-04) ...... 230 Chang J. (DP-16) ...... 93 Chen S. (GQ-11) ...... 190 Chien C. (CW-17) ...... 72 Choi W. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Chang W. (DR-08) ...... 96 Chen S. (GS-10) ...... 194 Chien C.L. (CD-04) ...... 48 Choi Y. (EW-18) ...... 137 Chang W.C. (AF-05) ...... 24 Chen S. (HT-08) ...... 231 Chien C.L. (CD-06) ...... 48 Choi Y. (GU-05) ...... 197 Chang W.C. (CS-03) ...... 63 Chen S. (HT-10) ...... 231 Chikamatsu A. (HE-07) ...... 213 Chong C. (CT-01) ...... 64 Chang X. (CQ-08) ...... 59 Chen T. (EB-04) ...... 107 Chikoidze E. (GB-04) ...... 171 Chong T. (CT-04) ...... 65 Chang Y. (FS-05) ...... 161 Chen T. (ES-02) ...... 128 Childress J. (HB-02) ...... 205 Chong T. (ET-05) ...... 131 Chantrell R. (GC-07) ...... 173 Chen T. (GD-15) ...... 177 Childress J.R. (AD-10) ...... 22 Chong T. (ET-13) ...... 132 Chantrell R.W. (AH-09) ...... 28 Chen T. (GP-15) ...... 188 Childress J.R. (CG-01) ...... 53 Chopdekar R. (EB-01) ...... 107 Chantrell R.W. (BA-06) ...... 33 Chen T. (HS-19) ...... 229 Childress J.R. (EC-01) ...... 109 Chopdekar R. (HE-03) ...... 212 Chantrell R.W. (DC-05) ...... 79 Chen T. (HS-24) ...... 229 Childress J.R. (GD-05) ...... 175 Chopdekar R.V. (CH-03) ...... 56 Chantrell R.W. (DC-10) ...... 80 Chen W. (CT-01) ...... 64 Childress J.R. (HB-01) ...... 205 Chopdekar R.V. (DS-07) ...... 98 Chantrell R.W. (GC-06) ...... 173 Chen W. (EG-01) ...... 117 Childress J.R. (HB-05) ...... 206 Chopdekar R.V. (EB-08) ...... 108 Chao W. (DG-01) ...... 87 Chen W. (EV-02) ...... 133 Childress J.R. (HH-01) ...... 219 Chopdekar R.V. (GD-11) ...... 176 Chapline M.G. (EB-07) ...... 108 Chen W. (FA-11) ...... 139 Chin T. (CT-08) ...... 65 Chopdekar R.V. (HE-04) ...... 212 Chapman J. (FT-08) ...... 163 Chen X. (GW-03) ...... 201 Chin T. (DR-03) ...... 96 Chou C. (CU-12) ...... 67 Chapman J. (XA-03) ...... 15 Chen Y. (BB-07) ...... 34 Chinnasamy C. (DC-04) ...... 79 Chou C. (GQ-04) ...... 189 Chapman J.N. (AG-01) ...... 26 Chen Y. (BI-07) ...... 42 Chiou Y. (DV-05) ...... 104 Chou C. (GQ-08) ...... 190 Chappert C. (DB-01) ...... 76 Chen Y. (CT-08) ...... 65 Chiriac H. (CF-10) ...... 53 Chou C. (HT-08) ...... 231 Chappert C. (DB-04) ...... 76 Chen Y. (CW-01) ...... 70 Chiriac H. (FD-09) ...... 145 Chou H. (FU-01) ...... 164 Charles R. (HA-13) ...... 205 Chen Y. (CW-15) ...... 72 Chiu C. (DR-08) ...... 96 Chou J. (GQ-04) ...... 189 Charlton T.R. (AI-06) ...... 30 Chen Y. (ER-11) ...... 127 Chiu C.H. (AF-05) ...... 24 Chou K. (CG-02) ...... 54 Chastanet G. (DU-06) ...... 102 Chen Y. (ES-05) ...... 128 Chiu C.H. (CS-03) ...... 63 Chou K. (DG-05) ...... 88 Chatterjee R. (GF-04) ...... 180 Chen Y. (ET-05) ...... 131 Chizhik A. (GS-05) ...... 193 Chou K. (DG-06) ...... 88 Chau K. (GW-04) ...... 201 Chen Y. (FS-01) ...... 160 Chlan V. (HF-13) ...... 216 Chou K. (EH-12) ...... 122 Chau K. (GW-05) ...... 201 Chen Y. (GB-11) ...... 172 Chmaissem O. (AB-06) ...... 17 Chow G. (DC-07) ...... 79 Chau K. (HR-02) ...... 225 Chen Y. (GF-01) ...... 180 Chmaissem O. (AB-10) ...... 18 Chow S. (DC-07) ...... 79 Chau K. (HR-11) ...... 226 Chen Z. (GF-01) ...... 180 Chmaissem O. (BD-04) ...... 36 Christou G. (BE-03) ...... 37 Chau N. (FP-01) ...... 155 Cheng H. (DR-12) ...... 97 Chmaissem O. (CH-04) ...... 56 Chshiev M. (EB-10) ...... 108 Chau N. (GT-04) ...... 195 Cheng J. (GD-13) ...... 177 Chmaissem O. (FE-08) ...... 147 Chshiev M. (ES-16) ...... 129 Checkelsky J. (EB-04) ...... 107 Cheng J.Y. (BC-07) ...... 35 Chmielewski M. (HP-16) ...... 223 Chu I. (HH-06) ...... 220 Checkelsky J. (HB-01) ...... 205 Cheng K. (ES-02) ...... 128 Cho B. (CH-11) ...... 57 Chu S. (AE-07) ...... 23 Chembrolu V. (HA-01) ...... 203 Cheng K. (ES-05) ...... 128 Cho B. (DT-02) ...... 99 Chu V. (DD-04) ...... 81 Chen A.P. (HD-08) ...... 211 Cheng K. (FV-10) ...... 167 Cho B. (ED-12) ...... 112 Chu Y. (CC-08) ...... 46 Chen C. (AF-09) ...... 25 Cheng L. (BF-07) ...... 38 Cho G. (FT-11) ...... 163 Chu Y.S. (BG-05) ...... 39 Chen C. (GB-10) ...... 172 Cheng L. (CW-25) ...... 73 Cho H. (DQ-14) ...... 95 Chu C. (GE-06) ...... 178 Chen C. (GR-05) ...... 191 Cheng M. (DP-09) ...... 92 Cho H. (GW-09) ...... 202 Chubykalo-Fesenko O. (AH-09) . . . . .28 240 PROGRAM PROGRAM 241

Chubykalo-Fesenko O. (BA-03) . . . . .32 Craig B.R. (AG-01) ...... 26 Dave R.W. (ED-05) ...... 111 Derory A. (FU-11) ...... 165 Chubykalo-Fesenko O. (BA-06) . . . . .33 Craig D.G. (FF-14) ...... 151 Dave R.W. (FC-05) ...... 142 Derrett H.A. (CR-09) ...... 61 Chumak A.V. (FF-02) ...... 149 Craigo B. (ED-05) ...... 111 David C. (HC-11) ...... 209 Dery H. (DP-14) ...... 93 Chun B. (AC-10) ...... 19 Crampin S. (BB-01) ...... 33 David M. (CW-27) ...... 73 Dery H. (FC-01) ...... 141 Chun B. (HS-28) ...... 230 Crane S.P. (GF-08) ...... 181 Davies H.A. (CS-05) ...... 63 Deshmukh R.R. (HR-01) ...... 225 Chun J. (CT-12) ...... 65 Crane S.P. (HE-03) ...... 212 Davies J.E. (AB-03) ...... 16 Desikan V. (DV-12) ...... 105 Chun M. (ES-10) ...... 128 Crevecoeur G. (DQ-10) ...... 94 Davies J.E. (CD-10) ...... 49 Detlefs C. (HE-09) ...... 213 Chun M. (GS-13) ...... 194 Crooker S.A. (HD-05) ...... 210 Dawber M. (CB-09) ...... 44 Devolder T. (DB-01) ...... 76 Chun S. (CT-12) ...... 65 Cros V. (CB-07) ...... 44 Dawson F.P. (FF-13) ...... 151 Devolder T. (DB-04) ...... 76 Chun Y. (GW-11) ...... 202 Cros V. (DC-09) ...... 79 de Aguiar F.M. (HG-01) ...... 217 Dewhurst C. (DE-15) ...... 85 Chung S. (CT-03) ...... 64 Cros V. (FA-05) ...... 138 De Boeck J. (FD-05) ...... 144 Dewhurst C. (DH-03) ...... 90 Chung S. (HC-09) ...... 208 Crotti G. (FF-09) ...... 150 de Boer F. (FP-13) ...... 157 Dewhurst C.D. (CC-06) ...... 46 Chung T. (HT-13) ...... 232 Crowell P.A. (AI-13) ...... 31 de Boer F.R. (DS-03) ...... 98 deWit R. (EC-09) ...... 110 Chung U. (ED-08) ...... 112 Crowell P.A. (HD-05) ...... 210 de Cos D. (CP-02) ...... 57 Dhagat P. (FD-04) ...... 144 Chung Y. (GS-06) ...... 193 Crozat P. (DB-04) ...... 76 De Graef M. (AE-04) ...... 23 Dhar S. (EB-11) ...... 108 Chung Y. (HS-06) ...... 227 Crunta D. (DF-02) ...... 85 De Greve K. (DA-02) ...... 73 Di N. (EE-08) ...... 114 Chung Y. (HT-14) ...... 232 Cruz M. (GE-01) ...... 177 de Groot C.H. (HD-12) ...... 211 Di Pardo M. (FF-09) ...... 150 Chuo Y. (HR-15) ...... 226 Csaba G. (HC-04) ...... 208 de Groot K. (HC-12) ...... 209 Diao Z. (HA-04) ...... 203 Churilla J. (FE-08) ...... 147 Cuadrado R. (AB-09) ...... 17 de Groot P. (FV-23) ...... 169 Didosyan Y.S. (EQ-06) ...... 125 Chye Y. (GE-05) ...... 178 Cuadrado R. (EU-05) ...... 133 de Groot P. (HC-12) ...... 209 Diederichs J. (BI-06) ...... 42 Cimpoesu D. (CV-09) ...... 69 Cubitt R. (CC-06) ...... 46 de Groot P.A. (HD-12) ...... 211 Diegel M. (AG-04) ...... 26 Cimpoesu D. (CW-22) ...... 72 Cubitt R. (DE-15) ...... 85 de Hoyos A. (EU-05) ...... 133 Dieny B. (AI-09) ...... 31 Ciubotaru F. (CV-08) ...... 69 Cuccoli A. (DH-07) ...... 90 de Jonge W. (DP-07) ...... 92 Dieny B. (AI-10) ...... 31 Clark A.E. (GE-14) ...... 179 Cucolo A. (EP-02) ...... 123 de Jonge W. (HS-01) ...... 227 Dieny B. (AI-12) ...... 31 Claudia F. (GD-01) ...... 174 Cuello G. (DH-03) ...... 90 de la Paz M. (GF-08) ...... 181 Dieny B. (CV-06) ...... 69 Clemens B. (HA-01) ...... 203 Cui B. (DR-07) ...... 96 de Miguel J.J. (BA-04) ...... 32 Dieny B. (DB-02) ...... 76 Clifford E. (BB-03) ...... 33 Cui J. (EG-11) ...... 119 de Oliveira A.J. (HS-16) ...... 228 Dieny B. (DP-08) ...... 92 Clifton P.J. (HS-09) ...... 228 Cui J. (GB-03) ...... 170 de Oliveira N.A. (FP-09) ...... 156 Dieny B. (ES-12) ...... 129 Cluett A. (FT-02) ...... 162 Cui W. (HR-02) ...... 225 de Person P. (HS-26) ...... 230 Dieny B. (ES-26) ...... 130 Coelho A.A. (FP-02) ...... 156 Cui Y. (CT-10) ...... 65 Deac A. (ES-12) ...... 129 Dieny B. (ES-29) ...... 130 Coelho A.A. (FP-07) ...... 156 Cui Z. (BB-07) ...... 34 Deac A.M. (ES-26) ...... 130 Dieny B. (FA-09) ...... 139 Coey J. (CP-03) ...... 57 Cullen J. (GE-10) ...... 179 Deac A.M. (FA-09) ...... 139 Dieny B. (FT-07) ...... 163 Coey J. (EF-01) ...... 115 Cullen J. (GE-12) ...... 179 Deak J.G. (DD-01) ...... 81 Dieny B. (HC-09) ...... 208 Coey J. (EF-02) ...... 115 Cunningham J. (HP-04) ...... 222 Deak J.G. (FB-01) ...... 140 Dietl T. (DA-04) ...... 74 Coey J. (HP-05) ...... 222 Curry R.D. (HP-10) ...... 222 Dede M. (FT-03) ...... 162 Dilley N.R. (BI-06) ...... 42 Coey M. (BB-03) ...... 33 Cyrille M. (HB-02) ...... 205 Dediu V. (FC-11) ...... 143 Dimian M. (CV-03) ...... 68 Coey M. (DT-10) ...... 100 Cywinski L. (DP-14) ...... 93 DeHerrera M. (AC-14) ...... 20 Dimopoulos T. (DS-11) ...... 99 Coffey K. (HF-07) ...... 215 Cywinski L. (FC-01) ...... 141 DeHerrera M. (ED-05) ...... 111 Dimopoulos T. (FC-09) ...... 143 Coffey K.R. (DC-03) ...... 78 Czekaj S. (GP-14) ...... 188 Deisenhofer J. (FE-07) ...... 147 Ding J. (AE-09) ...... 23 Coffey K.R. (DR-02) ...... 95 del Val J. (DH-03) ...... 90 Ding J. (EU-07) ...... 133 Cohen L. (BG-07) ...... 40 - D - del Val J. (GS-05) ...... 193 Ding S. (EP-05) ...... 123 Cohen L.F. (GD-03) ...... 175 del Val J.J. (GS-03) ...... 193 Ding S. (GH-03) ...... 184 Colis S. (DS-11) ...... 99 d’Aquino M. (AH-12) ...... 29 *dela Cruz C.R. (GE-06) ...... 178 Ding S. (GH-12) ...... 186 Colis S. (GB-08) ...... 171 d’Aquino M. (ES-18) ...... 129 Delatorre R.G. (FC-04) ...... 142 Ding Y. (BA-05) ...... 32 Collings E.W. (EP-08) ...... 123 da Silva F.C. (BI-02) ...... 41 Delin A. (GD-12) ...... 176 Ding Y. (DC-02) ...... 78 Collins B. (BG-05) ...... 39 da Silva L.M. (CR-14) ...... 61 Della Torre E. (BH-02) ...... 40 Ding Y. (HA-04) ...... 203 Colluci C.C. (FP-02) ...... 156 da Silva L.M. (FP-08) ...... 156 Della Torre E. (BH-04) ...... 40 Dinia A. (DS-11) ...... 99 Conde J.P. (DD-04) ...... 81 da Sliva F.C. (GR-06) ...... 191 Della Torre E. (BH-07) ...... 41 Dinia A. (GB-08) ...... 171 Consolo G. (DB-09) ...... 77 Dabrowski B. (AB-02) ...... 16 Della Torre E. (EC-09) ...... 110 Dino W.A. (CW-27) ...... 73 Contour J. (EB-03) ...... 107 Dabrowski B. (AB-06) ...... 17 Demaille D. (HS-16) ...... 228 Dionne G.F. (HF-01) ...... 214 Contour J. (FE-01) ...... 146 Dabrowski B. (AB-10) ...... 18 Demangeat C. (DV-02) ...... 104 Divan R. (FT-10) ...... 163 Contreras M. (FV-09) ...... 167 Dabrowski B. (BD-04) ...... 36 Demidov V.E. (CW-04) ...... 70 Dixit A.K. (GF-04) ...... 180 Contreras M. (FV-11) ...... 168 Dabrowski B. (CH-04) ...... 56 Demidov V.E. (DG-08) ...... 89 Djayaprawira D. (HS-22) ...... 229 Contreras M. (GS-09) ...... 193 Dabrowski B. (FE-08) ...... 147 Demidov V.E. (DT-13) ...... 100 Djayaprawira D.D. (AC-11) ...... 19 Contreras-Puente G. (FQ-15) ...... 159 Dadson J.B. (EF-05) ...... 115 Demokritov S.O. (CW-04) ...... 70 Djayaprawira D.D. (DB-04) ...... 76 Cook C. (EP-10) ...... 124 Dadson J.B. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Demokritov S.O. (DG-08) ...... 89 Djayaprawira D.D. (FR-02) ...... 159 Cook C. (HT-12) ...... 231 Dadson J.B. (FU-07) ...... 165 Demokritov S.O. (DT-13) ...... 100 Djayaprawira D.D. (HA-06) ...... 204 Copley J. (DU-16) ...... 103 Daghlian C.P. (EG-11) ...... 119 Demokritov S.O. (DT-16) ...... 101 Djayaprawira D.D. (HS-23) ...... 229 Coppola G. (AH-12) ...... 29 Dagula W. (FP-13) ...... 157 Dempsey N. (DR-07) ...... 96 Djordjevic M. (CG-06) ...... 54 Corral Flores V. (DU-11) ...... 103 Dahlberg D. (EB-04) ...... 107 Denardin J.C. (BB-05) ...... 33 Djordjevic M. (EH-05) ...... 121 Corral-Flores V. (HP-08) ...... 222 Dahlberg E. (FS-06) ...... 161 Dennis C. (HD-08) ...... 211 Do H. (CC-02) ...... 46 Corrales J.A. (FV-09) ...... 167 Dahmani F. (ED-03) ...... 111 Dennis C.L. (ED-07) ...... 111 Do H. (HB-13) ...... 207 Cortes-Gil R. (AB-09) ...... 17 Daibou T. (AC-12) ...... 19 Dennis K. (GE-07) ...... 178 Do J. (FD-10) ...... 145 Cossar C. (GG-11) ...... 184 Daibou T. (HS-04) ...... 227 Dennis K.W. (AF-03) ...... 24 Dobin A. (CC-09) ...... 47 Costes M. (CS-10) ...... 63 Dalla Longa F. (EH-02) ...... 120 Dennis K.W. (AF-04) ...... 24 Dobin A. (EH-08) ...... 121 Cottam M.G. (DT-14) ...... 100 Daniil M. (DC-08) ...... 79 Dennis K.W. (AF-06) ...... 24 Dobin A.Y. (CD-13) ...... 49 Cowburn R. (DP-10) ...... 92 Daoudi K. (HE-12) ...... 214 Dennis K.W. (CE-10) ...... 50 Dobin A.Y. (GC-03) ...... 173 Cowburn R. (HC-11) ...... 209 Dasgupta V. (CW-06) ...... 70 Deo N. (HT-17) ...... 232 Dobrovitski V.V. (BE-02) ...... 37 Cowburn R.P. (AD-02) ...... 20 Dassow H. (FA-13) ...... 139 Deoras S.K. (ET-12) ...... 132 Dobrowolska M. (CR-08) ...... 60 Cowburn R.P. (DF-08) ...... 86 Daughton J.M. (FB-01) ...... 140 Depeyrot J. (HF-08) ...... 215 Dobrowolska M. (CT-09) ...... 65 Cowburn R.P. (FC-03) ...... 142 Daughton J.M. (FC-08) ...... 143 Deranlot C. (CB-07) ...... 44 Dodrill B.C. (HP-04) ...... 222 Cowburn R.P. (FT-02) ...... 162 Dave R.W. (AC-14) ...... 20 Deranlot C. (FA-05) ...... 138 Doeppe M. (CT-07) ...... 65 242 PROGRAM PROGRAM 243

Doeppe M. (CT-11) ...... 65 Duque J. (DT-01) ...... 99 Ertl O. (HB-06) ...... 206 Fert A. (EB-03) ...... 107 Doerr K. (GT-11) ...... 196 Duque J. (FG-06) ...... 152 Erve O. (HD-04) ...... 210 Fert A. (FA-05) ...... 138 Dogra A. (HF-12) ...... 216 Durant E. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Erwin S.C. (HD-09) ...... 211 Fert A. (FA-08) ...... 139 Doi M. (GR-10) ...... 192 Dutson J.D. (GC-06) ...... 173 Espinosa J. (HG-14) ...... 219 Fert A. (FE-01) ...... 146 Doi M. (HB-04) ...... 205 Dutta P. (DF-07) ...... 86 Etgens V.H. (EB-09) ...... 108 Fert A. (HA-03) ...... 203 Doi M. (HH-06) ...... 220 Dutta P. (FQ-01) ...... 157 Etgens V.H. (HS-16) ...... 228 Fesenko-Chubykalo O. (HC-07) . . . .208 Dokupil S. (FC-07) ...... 142 Dvorak J. (CB-10) ...... 45 Evans J. (DF-08) ...... 86 Feuchtwanger J. (GE-02) ...... 178 Dolia S.N. (GF-09) ...... 181 Dvorak J. (EF-12) ...... 117 Evans N.D. (CU-01) ...... 66 Feuchtwanger J. (GE-03) ...... 178 Donahue M. (ES-25) ...... 130 Dvorak M. (HQ-09) ...... 224 Evans R.F. (DC-10) ...... 80 Feuchtwanger J. (HQ-10) ...... 224 Donahue M.J. (CV-11) ...... 69 Dyakonov V.P. (GT-01) ...... 194 Ewe C. (HF-03) ...... 215 Feyerherm R. (CR-13) ...... 61 Donath M. (FH-08) ...... 154 Dziatkowski K. (BG-01) ...... 39 Eyckmans W. (FC-09) ...... 143 Fidler J. (AH-10) ...... 28 Dong S. (GT-06) ...... 195 Dziatkowski K. (CT-09) ...... 65 Fidler J. (BA-03) ...... 32 Donohoe G. (AH-07) ...... 28 Dzyapko O. (DT-13) ...... 100 - F - Fidler J. (DC-13) ...... 80 Doppe C. (FS-04) ...... 161 Fidler J. (DE-09) ...... 84 Dorfbauer F. (DC-10) ...... 80 - E - Fabrie C. (HS-01) ...... 227 Fidler J. (GC-02) ...... 173 Dorfbauer F. (DC-13) ...... 80 Faehler S. (CE-12) ...... 51 Fidler J. (HB-06) ...... 206 Dorfbauer F. (GC-02) ...... 173 Eames P. (FC-08) ...... 143 Faini G. (DC-15) ...... 81 Fiebig M. (CA-02) ...... 43 Dorfbauer F. (HB-06) ...... 206 Eames P.G. (FS-06) ...... 161 Faini G. (FA-05) ...... 138 Field M. (DD-05) ...... 82 Dorneles L.S. (EF-01) ...... 115 Eastwood D.S. (AD-09) ...... 21 Faini G. (HA-03) ...... 203 Field M. (FD-02) ...... 144 Dorneles L.S. (EF-02) ...... 115 Eaton M. (DF-08) ...... 86 Fal T.J. (FF-08) ...... 150 Fievet F. (DC-12) ...... 80 Doroshenko N.A. (GT-01) ...... 194 Eberhardt W. (CG-09) ...... 55 Falco C.M. (EV-04) ...... 133 Figueiredo L.C. (GP-06) ...... 187 Dorrell D.G. (GG-11) ...... 184 Eberhardt W. (DG-02) ...... 88 Fan J. (AE-09) ...... 23 Figueiredo W. (EU-01) ...... 132 dos Santos A.O. (CR-14) ...... 61 Ebner A.D. (GU-03) ...... 197 Fan J. (CQ-03) ...... 59 Filipe A. (DP-05) ...... 92 dos Santos A.O. (FP-08) ...... 156 Ecija D. (DV-07) ...... 104 Fan S. (CW-26) ...... 73 Fillipov A.V. (HP-13) ...... 223 Dou S. (AB-04) ...... 17 Eckert J. (EB-04) ...... 107 Fan Y. (HR-11) ...... 226 Fingers R.T. (CF-05) ...... 52 Dou S. (AB-08) ...... 17 Eckert J.C. (GQ-09) ...... 190 Fang J. (EW-17) ...... 137 Fingers R.T. (EG-05) ...... 118 Dou S. (EP-09) ...... 124 Eddrief M. (EB-09) ...... 108 Fang Y. (DR-08) ...... 96 Fink J. (FC-08) ...... 143 Dou S. (FE-05) ...... 147 Edelstein A.S. (AE-01) ...... 22 Fang Y. (HT-08) ...... 231 Finkel P. (HP-02) ...... 222 Dou S.X. (EP-08) ...... 123 Egelhoff Jr. W.F. (HG-01) ...... 217 Fangohr H. (AH-02) ...... 27 Finocchio G. (DB-09) ...... 77 Dou S.X. (EP-10) ...... 124 Egelhoff W.E. (HD-08) ...... 211 Fangohr H. (FV-23) ...... 169 Finocchio G. (ES-19) ...... 129 Dou S.X. (HT-12) ...... 231 Egelhoff W.F. (ED-07) ...... 111 Fangohr H. (HC-12) ...... 209 Fischbacher T. (AH-02) ...... 27 Doucet M. (GQ-09) ...... 190 Eggeman A. (FV-12) ...... 168 Farahmand F. (FF-13) ...... 151 Fischer G. (AE-01) ...... 22 Douglas T. (DF-11) ...... 87 Ehrke H. (CW-20) ...... 72 Farhoudi M. (AB-04) ...... 17 Fischer P. (CW-05) ...... 70 Douglas T. (FV-20) ...... 168 Eichhorn F. (EW-13) ...... 137 Farhudi M. (FE-05) ...... 147 Fischer P. (DG-01) ...... 87 Douglas T. (FV-21) ...... 169 Eichhorn F. (GB-09) ...... 171 Farle M. (BF-04) ...... 38 Fischer P. (FT-09) ...... 163 Douglas T. (FV-22) ...... 169 Eid K.F. (DA-03) ...... 73 Farshchi R. (DA-14) ...... 75 Fischer P. (FT-11) ...... 163 Dowben P. (CH-06) ...... 56 Eid K.F. (DA-08) ...... 74 Fassbender J. (CE-06) ...... 50 Fisk Z. (FG-09) ...... 153 Downey P. (DD-07) ...... 82 Eilers G. (CG-06) ...... 54 Fassbender J. (CW-05) ...... 70 Fisun V.V. (FA-12) ...... 139 Dragoe N. (FE-01) ...... 146 Eilers G. (EH-05) ...... 121 Fassbender J. (DT-12) ...... 100 Fitzsimmons M. (BD-07) ...... 36 Dragon T. (DT-18) ...... 101 Eimueller T.E. (DT-18) ...... 101 Fassbender J. (EW-13) ...... 137 Fitzsimmons M. (DA-07) ...... 74 Dreyer S. (HC-06) ...... 208 Eisebitt S. (DG-02) ...... 88 Fassbender J. (GB-09) ...... 171 Fitzsimmons M.R. (AD-04) ...... 21 Driskill-Smith A. (HB-02) ...... 205 Eiselt R. (FT-09) ...... 163 Fassbender J. (GP-02) ...... 187 Fitzsimmons M.R. (BD-03) ...... 36 Droubay T. (EF-07) ...... 116 Eisenmenger J. (HG-15) ...... 219 Fassbender J. (GP-09) ...... 187 Fitzsimmons M.R. (HG-04) ...... 217 Droubay T.C. (FQ-09) ...... 158 Ejiri K. (FS-10) ...... 161 Faulkner C.C. (FC-03) ...... 142 Fix T. (DS-11) ...... 99 Du G.X. (HS-20) ...... 229 Ekiert T.F. (CE-08) ...... 50 Faure-Vincent J. (AC-01) ...... 18 Flatau A. (DD-07) ...... 82 Du H. (CS-09) ...... 63 El-Khatib S.T. (FG-08) ...... 152 Fazleev N.G. (GH-05) ...... 185 Fleischman A.J. (GU-07) ...... 198 Du H. (CS-13) ...... 64 El-Wazzan N. (DQ-08) ...... 94 Fecher G.H. (DS-04) ...... 98 Flores A.F. (AE-08) ...... 23 Du J. (GP-13) ...... 188 Elhoussine F. (DC-15) ...... 81 Fecher G.H. (GD-01) ...... 174 Florez S.H. (ES-06) ...... 128 Du Y. (CS-01) ...... 62 Elizabeth S. (GT-11) ...... 196 Feil T. (CT-07) ...... 65 Folks L. (BC-05) ...... 35 Dubenko I. (FP-14) ...... 157 Elizalde-Galindo J.T. (CS-10) ...... 63 Felcher G. (AI-02) ...... 30 Fong C.Y. (CT-18) ...... 66 Dubon O.D. (DA-14) ...... 75 Elkins K. (CE-03) ...... 50 Felner I. (EP-01) ...... 122 Fong L.E. (EA-04) ...... 106 Duerr H. (CG-09) ...... 55 Elmers H. (DG-04) ...... 88 Felner I. (FU-17) ...... 166 Fontana R. (HB-02) ...... 205 Dufour C. (BD-03) ...... 36 Elsen M. (HA-03) ...... 203 Felser C. (DS-04) ...... 98 Fontana R.E. (FB-04) ...... 140 Dufour C. (CE-11) ...... 51 Elzain M.E. (DS-10) ...... 98 Feng J. (CR-06) ...... 60 Fontcuberta J. (AB-07) ...... 17 Duluard C. (DP-05) ...... 92 Emley N. (DB-03) ...... 76 Feng J. (CR-07) ...... 60 Fontcuberta J. (CB-09) ...... 44 Dumas R. (AD-04) ...... 21 Emley N. (DB-08) ...... 77 Feng X. (EC-04) ...... 109 Fontcuberta J. (CP-05) ...... 57 Dumas R.K. (AD-03) ...... 20 Emley N.C. (ES-14) ...... 129 Feng Y. (AF-01) ...... 24 Fontcuberta J. (CP-08) ...... 58 Dumesnil K. (BD-03) ...... 36 Emley N.C. (FA-06) ...... 138 Feng Y. (CU-12) ...... 67 Fontcuberta J. (EB-03) ...... 107 Dumesnil K. (CE-11) ...... 51 Enachescu C. (DU-06) ...... 102 Fernandez L. (GS-03) ...... 193 Fontcuberta J.G. (FE-04) ...... 147 Dumitru I. (HT-15) ...... 232 Endo H. (FR-04) ...... 159 Fernandez-de-Castro J. (EC-04) . . . .109 Forrest D. (FV-12) ...... 168 Dumitru-Daniel H. (FD-09) ...... 145 Endo H. (GR-10) ...... 192 Fernandez-de-Castro J. (EC-06) . . . .109 Fortuna F. (BF-01) ...... 38 Dumm M. (DV-04) ...... 104 Endo T. (CR-11) ...... 61 Fernandez-de-Castro J. (EC-08) . . . .110 Fradin F. (BC-04) ...... 35 Dumont Y. (GB-04) ...... 171 Endo Y. (CW-09) ...... 71 Ferrater C.M. (FE-04) ...... 147 Fradin F.Y. (CW-24) ...... 72 Dunin-Borkowski R. (CW-20) ...... 72 Engel B. (DB-06) ...... 77 Ferreira H.A. (DD-04) ...... 81 Fraile Rodriguez A. (FV-18) ...... 168 Dunin-Borkowski R.E. (CV-10) . . . . .69 Engelhard M.H. (GB-06) ...... 171 Ferreira H.A. (FD-03) ...... 144 Francinelli A. (DP-05) ...... 92 Dunn J. (CD-09) ...... 48 Englich J. (HF-13) ...... 216 Ferreira R. (AE-02) ...... 22 Frank M.M. (FQ-08) ...... 158 Duong G.V. (HP-08) ...... 222 Ensell G.J. (HD-08) ...... 211 Ferreira R. (ED-11) ...... 112 Frederick C. (GD-01) ...... 174 Dupre L. (CV-04) ...... 69 Eom J. (DP-02) ...... 92 Ferreira R. (HS-13) ...... 228 Freeland J.W. (GH-07) ...... 185 Dupre L. (DQ-09) ...... 94 Eom J. (DP-16) ...... 93 Ferreira R.A. (FD-03) ...... 144 Freeman A.J. (CD-02) ...... 48 Dupre L. (DQ-10) ...... 94 Eriksson O. (GB-05) ...... 171 Ferreira R.A. (HD-08) ...... 211 Freeman A.J. (EF-03) ...... 115 Dupre L. (HP-03) ...... 222 Ernult F. (CB-05) ...... 44 Fert A. (CB-07) ...... 44 Freeman A.J. (EV-01) ...... 133 Dupre L. (HP-15) ...... 223 Erskine J.L. (HA-12) ...... 204 Fert A. (CB-09) ...... 44 Freeman M.R. (CG-08) ...... 54 244 PROGRAM PROGRAM 245

Freitas P. (GP-02) ...... 187 Furdyna J.K. (CT-09) ...... 65 Garner J. (CT-15) ...... 66 Golub V. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Freitas P.P. (AE-02) ...... 22 Furdyna J.K. (GB-13) ...... 172 Garrett C. (FS-04) ...... 161 Gomes A.M. (FP-14) ...... 157 Freitas P.P. (AG-05) ...... 26 Furis M. (HD-05) ...... 210 Garrity E. (HP-02) ...... 222 Gomez M.E. (AI-11) ...... 31 Freitas P.P. (DD-04) ...... 81 Furubayashi Y. (EF-09) ...... 116 Garshelis I.J. (CQ-07) ...... 59 Gomez M.E. (HT-16) ...... 232 Freitas P.P. (ED-11) ...... 112 Furukawa T. (HT-11) ...... 231 Garshelis I.J. (HP-03) ...... 222 Gomez R.D. (ES-06) ...... 128 Freitas P.P. (FB-06) ...... 140 Fusil S. (CB-07) ...... 44 Gass J. (EE-09) ...... 114 Goncharov A. (FV-23) ...... 169 Freitas P.P. (FD-03) ...... 144 Fusil S. (CB-09) ...... 44 Gatzen H.H. (EG-06) ...... 118 Gonzalez D.C. (HD-12) ...... 211 Freitas P.P. (HD-08) ...... 211 Fyen W. (FD-05) ...... 144 Gatzen H.H. (EU-06) ...... 133 Gonzalez J. (GS-03) ...... 193 Freitas P.P. (HS-13) ...... 228 Gavrin A. (FT-05) ...... 162 Gonzalez J. (GS-05) ...... 193 Freitas P.P. (HS-25) ...... 229 - G - Ge Z. (CT-09) ...... 65 Gonzalez J.A. (AI-06) ...... 30 Friedman G. (BH-06) ...... 41 Gedankin A. (FU-17) ...... 166 Gonzalez J.M. (AB-09) ...... 17 Friedman G. (FD-08) ...... 145 Gabay A. (AF-10) ...... 25 Gee S. (AH-07) ...... 28 Gonzalez J.M. (EU-05) ...... 133 Friedman G. (FF-11) ...... 150 Gadkari P. (HF-07) ...... 215 Gee S. (ER-12) ...... 127 Gonzalez J.M. (HC-07) ...... 208 Friedman J.R. (BE-01) ...... 37 Gaidis M.C. (FB-10) ...... 141 Geerts W.J. (CD-09) ...... 48 Gonzalez-Arrabal R. (AG-09) ...... 27 Friedman J.R. (BE-04) ...... 37 Gajbhiye N. (HE-11) ...... 214 Geerts W.J. (FS-04) ...... 161 Gonzalez-Calbet J.M. (AB-09) ...... 17 Friendl K. (EV-06) ...... 134 Gajbhiye N.S. (FE-03) ...... 146 Geiler A. (GF-01) ...... 180 Goodenough J.B. (AB-01) ...... 16 Fritz S. (DF-01) ...... 85 Gajek M. (CB-09) ...... 44 Geiler A.L. (CQ-02) ...... 58 Gorbenko O.Y. (CP-08) ...... 58 Frommberger M. (HF-04) ...... 215 Gallagher W.J. (FB-10) ...... 141 Geiler A.L. (ER-11) ...... 127 Gordillo N. (AG-09) ...... 27 Fruchart O. (FV-07) ...... 167 Gallego J. (DV-07) ...... 104 Gelin P. (FF-05) ...... 149 Gori G. (DH-07) ...... 90 Frydman A. (FH-10) ...... 154 Galligan E. (FB-10) ...... 141 Gemming T. (HG-03) ...... 217 Gorochov O. (GB-04) ...... 171 Fu A. (EE-05) ...... 113 Gama S. (FP-02) ...... 156 Genis A. (BD-04) ...... 36 Gorodetsky G. (FU-17) ...... 166 Fu C. (GB-10) ...... 172 Gama S. (FP-07) ...... 156 Genis A.P. (CH-04) ...... 56 Gorodetsky G. (GT-07) ...... 195 Fu L. (EB-11) ...... 108 Gambino R.J. (EW-03) ...... 135 Gentils A. (FT-08) ...... 163 Gortenmulder T. (FP-12) ...... 157 Fu Y. (AG-10) ...... 27 Gambino R.J. (FH-03) ...... 153 George J. (DC-15) ...... 81 Goruganti V. (FE-12) ...... 148 Fu Y. (CU-01) ...... 66 Gambino R.J. (GF-06) ...... 181 George J. (EB-09) ...... 108 Gosavi S.W. (FE-06) ...... 147 Fuchs D. (HT-16) ...... 232 Gamble H.S. (HT-17) ...... 232 George J. (HA-03) ...... 203 Gospodinov M. (GE-06) ...... 178 Fuchs G.D. (FA-06) ...... 138 Gamelin D.R. (FQ-03) ...... 157 Georgieva M.T. (AG-08) ...... 27 Gossard A.C. (YA-01) ...... 105 Fuchs G.D. (HA-07) ...... 204 Gamelin D.R. (GB-01) ...... 170 Gepraegs S. (CR-17) ...... 62 Goswami R. (CF-08) ...... 52 Fujieda S. (EE-07) ...... 113 Gamelin D.R. (GB-07) ...... 171 Gepraegs S. (GD-12) ...... 176 Goto R. (HS-03) ...... 227 Fujii S. (FV-13) ...... 168 Gamelin D.R. (GB-12) ...... 172 Germano J. (DD-04) ...... 81 Goushi K. (ET-11) ...... 132 Fujikawa R. (EQ-05) ...... 125 Gan F. (CU-14) ...... 68 Gerrits T. (EH-09) ...... 121 Goya G.F. (HF-08) ...... 215 Fujimori A. (EV-08) ...... 134 Gan F. (HT-02) ...... 230 Gerrits T. (EH-14) ...... 122 Granado E. (FG-06) ...... 152 Fujimori A. (HE-07) ...... 213 Gan L. (GR-09) ...... 192 Ghai S.S. (CU-13) ...... 68 Granitzer P. (EV-14) ...... 135 Fujimori H. (EV-09) ...... 134 Gandra F.G. (CR-14) ...... 61 Ghidini M. (CE-07) ...... 50 Granovsky A. (EQ-03) ...... 124 Fujimoto K. (CT-02) ...... 64 Gandra F.G. (FP-08) ...... 156 Giancarlo F. (AH-04) ...... 28 Granstrom E. (GR-09) ...... 192 Fujimura N. (DU-08) ...... 102 Gannett P.M. (GV-01) ...... 199 Gibbs M.R. (EV-13) ...... 135 Gravier L. (HH-04) ...... 220 Fujishiro S. (HR-04) ...... 225 Ganz D. (GH-04) ...... 185 Gibson U. (GB-03) ...... 170 Graybill D. (BE-03) ...... 37 Fujita A. (EE-07) ...... 113 Gao J. (CU-14) ...... 68 Giebultowicz T.M. (GB-13) ...... 172 Greaves S. (CU-03) ...... 67 Fujita A. (FR-06) ...... 160 Gao J. (EP-03) ...... 123 Giles C. (FG-06) ...... 152 Gregg J.F. (HD-08) ...... 211 Fujiwara H. (FB-03) ...... 140 Gao J. (EP-04) ...... 123 Gillaspie D.T. (HE-06) ...... 213 Greig D. (EG-13) ...... 119 Fujiwara K. (DQ-11) ...... 94 Gao J. (FU-08) ...... 165 Gilmore K. (DF-11) ...... 87 Greig D. (HG-09) ...... 218 Fukamichi K. (EE-07) ...... 113 Gao J. (GT-13) ...... 196 Gilmore K. (DQ-01) ...... 93 Grenzer J. (GP-09) ...... 187 Fukamichi K. (FR-06) ...... 160 Gao K. (EC-06) ...... 109 Gilmore K. (FH-02) ...... 153 Grepstad J.K. (HE-04) ...... 212 Fukui M. (AF-13) ...... 25 Gao T. (CU-14) ...... 68 Gilmore K. (FV-20) ...... 168 Greullet F. (AC-01) ...... 18 Fukuma Y. (CT-02) ...... 64 Gao T. (FR-05) ...... 160 Gilmore K. (FV-21) ...... 169 Griffin K.A. (EF-08) ...... 116 Fukuma Y. (CT-14) ...... 66 Gao Y. (GW-05) ...... 201 Gilmore K. (FV-22) ...... 169 Grimsditch M. (AD-06) ...... 21 Fukumoto K. (DG-03) ...... 88 Gapin A.I. (DE-11) ...... 84 Giouroudi I. (BI-03) ...... 41 Grimsditch M. (BC-04) ...... 35 Fukumoto Y. (FB-07) ...... 141 Garcia A. (DB-03) ...... 76 Giovannini L. (AD-06) ...... 21 Grimsditch M. (HC-09) ...... 208 Fukumura T. (EF-10) ...... 116 Garcia A. (ES-14) ...... 129 Giraud R. (HA-03) ...... 203 Grob A. (AH-01) ...... 27 Fukumura T. (EF-13) ...... 117 Garcia A.G. (FA-07) ...... 138 Girt E. (CC-09) ...... 47 Grob A. (HH-07) ...... 220 Fukunaga H. (CS-15) ...... 64 Garcia C. (GS-03) ...... 193 Girt E. (CD-13) ...... 49 Grochola G. (DC-10) ...... 80 Fukunaga H. (EQ-14) ...... 126 Garcia C. (GS-05) ...... 193 Girt E. (EH-08) ...... 121 Groetzschel R. (EW-13) ...... 137 Fukunaga H. (EU-03) ...... 132 Garcia D. (FG-06) ...... 152 Gismlseed A. (EQ-04) ...... 125 Grollier J. (FA-05) ...... 138 Fukushima A. (AC-11) ...... 19 Garcia F. (AI-09) ...... 31 Giubileo F. (EP-02) ...... 123 Groot P.J. (AH-02) ...... 27 Fukushima A. (DB-04) ...... 76 Garcia F. (FT-07) ...... 163 Giudici L. (EE-13) ...... 114 Gross K. (HT-16) ...... 232 Fukushima A. (ED-01) ...... 110 Garcia L.M. (CH-09) ...... 56 Glans P.-. (EF-02) ...... 115 Gross R. (CR-17) ...... 62 Fukushima A. (FC-10) ...... 143 Garcia L.M. (DC-09) ...... 79 Glaspell G. (FQ-01) ...... 157 Gross R. (EB-05) ...... 107 Fukushima A. (HA-06) ...... 204 Garcia M.A. (AB-09) ...... 17 Glass G. (EF-14) ...... 117 Gross R. (FQ-04) ...... 158 Fukushima A. (HS-23) ...... 229 Garcia Sanchez F. (AH-09) ...... 28 Gleize J. (GB-04) ...... 171 Gross R. (GD-12) ...... 176 Fukushima H. (FR-04) ...... 159 Garcia Sanchez F. (BA-03) ...... 32 Glowacka M. (HP-16) ...... 223 Grossinger R. (HP-08) ...... 222 Fukushima T. (HQ-11) ...... 224 Garcia Sanchez F. (HC-07) ...... 208 Goedkoop J.B. (AI-09) ...... 31 Gruenberg P. (FA-13) ...... 139 Fuller A. (BG-05) ...... 39 Garcia V. (EB-09) ...... 108 Goel T.C. (GF-04) ...... 180 Gruenberg P.A. (BG-06) ...... 40 Fullerton E. (CH-01) ...... 55 Garcia Vinuesa L.M. (HC-07) . . . . .208 Goering E.J. (FE-07) ...... 147 Gruenwald A. (BD-01) ...... 35 Fullerton E.E. (CD-10) ...... 49 Garcia-Arribas A. (CP-02) ...... 57 Goering E.J. (GD-07) ...... 175 Grundy P.J. (AG-08) ...... 27 Fullerton E.E. (HB-13) ...... 207 Garcia-Cuenca M. (FE-04) ...... 147 Goggin J. (FC-05) ...... 142 Gruyters M. (HG-06) ...... 218 Fumihiro M. (AC-02) ...... 18 Garcia-Vazquez V. (ES-21) ...... 130 Gokce A. (AC-05) ...... 19 Grynkewich G. (ED-05) ...... 111 Funk T. (CH-09) ...... 56 Gareev R. (BG-07) ...... 40 Gold S. (FE-07) ...... 147 Gschneidner K.A. (AE-03) ...... 23 Furdyna J. (DA-07) ...... 74 Gareev R.R. (BG-06) ...... 40 Gold S. (GD-07) ...... 175 Gschneidner, Jr. K. (EE-01) ...... 112 Furdyna J.K. (BG-01) ...... 39 Garg V.K. (EW-06) ...... 136 Goldman A.I. (DG-07) ...... 89 Gschneidner, Jr. K.A. (FP-03) . . . . .156 Furdyna J.K. (CR-08) ...... 60 Garitaonandia J. (DH-03) ...... 90 Goleman K.P. (HQ-08) ...... 224 Gu J. (GV-01) ...... 199 Furdyna J.K. (CT-03) ...... 64 Garitaonandia J.S. (CF-01) ...... 51 Golt M. (FF-06) ...... 150 Guan W. (BF-02) ...... 38 Furdyna J.K. (CT-06) ...... 65 Garmestani H. (DR-07) ...... 96 Golt M. (HF-09) ...... 216 Guan Y. (BF-07) ...... 38 246 PROGRAM PROGRAM 247

Guan Y. (DT-17) ...... 101 Hamzic A. (FE-01) ...... 146 Hase T. (AD-09) ...... 21 Henry Y. (AI-03) ...... 30 Guan Y. (EH-04) ...... 120 Han B. (DR-08) ...... 96 Hase T.P. (GQ-12) ...... 190 Henry Y. (AI-04) ...... 30 Guarisco D. (GC-13) ...... 174 Han H. (AH-07) ...... 28 Hasegawa D. (DC-04) ...... 79 Henry Y. (DS-11) ...... 99 Gubbiotti G. (AD-06) ...... 21 Han J. (CS-09) ...... 63 Hasegawa D. (ER-02) ...... 126 Herbst F. (DC-12) ...... 80 Gubbiotti G. (BC-03) ...... 34 Han J. (CS-13) ...... 64 Hasegawa N. (GR-10) ...... 192 Hernandez-Minguez A. (DU-07) . . .102 Gubbiotti G. (DV-03) ...... 104 Han K. (DR-07) ...... 96 Hasegawa T. (EF-09) ...... 116 Hernando A. (AB-09) ...... 17 Gubbiotti G. (EV-10) ...... 134 Han K. (DU-05) ...... 102 Hashi S. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Hernando A. (EU-05) ...... 133 Guedes A. (AG-05) ...... 26 Han K. (GQ-01) ...... 189 Hashimoto A. (GC-10) ...... 174 Herr U. (AH-01) ...... 27 Guennou A. (FF-05) ...... 149 Han Q. (HQ-06) ...... 224 Hashimoto K. (CE-15) ...... 51 Herr U. (HH-07) ...... 220 Guertler C.M. (FC-02) ...... 142 Han S. (CR-15) ...... 61 Hashimoto K. (DU-03) ...... 102 Herranz G. (CB-09) ...... 44 Guha S. (FQ-08) ...... 158 Han S. (DP-02) ...... 92 Hashimoto K. (FG-01) ...... 151 Herranz G. (EB-03) ...... 107 Guidi T. (DU-16) ...... 103 Han S. (DP-16) ...... 93 Hashimoto R. (HE-07) ...... 213 Herranz G. (FE-01) ...... 146 Guillot M. (CH-10) ...... 57 Han S. (DP-18) ...... 93 Hassan A.K. (BG-01) ...... 39 Herrero-Albillos J. (CH-09) ...... 56 Guillot M. (EG-09) ...... 119 Han S. (EG-03) ...... 118 Hatori T. (CP-07) ...... 58 Herrmannsdoerfer T. (GB-09) . . . . .171 Guimaraes A.P. (FP-14) ...... 157 Han S. (FE-13) ...... 148 HAUET T. (AI-03) ...... 30 Hertel R. (AH-05) ...... 28 Guo J. (EG-02) ...... 118 Han S. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Hauet T. (AI-04) ...... 30 Hertel R. (CG-13) ...... 55 Guo J. (FH-04) ...... 154 Han S. (FU-09) ...... 165 Hauser H. (BI-03) ...... 41 Hertel R. (DG-03) ...... 88 Guo Q. (ET-08) ...... 131 Han S. (HR-16) ...... 226 Hauser H. (CQ-05) ...... 59 Hetzler S.R. (FB-04) ...... 140 Guo V. (DR-05) ...... 96 Han T. (DU-09) ...... 102 Hauser H. (EQ-06) ...... 125 Heyderman L. (CW-20) ...... 72 Guo Z. (GP-01) ...... 186 Han X. (BB-03) ...... 33 Haviland D.B. (DP-17) ...... 93 Heyderman L.J. (GP-14) ...... 188 Guo Z. (GP-07) ...... 187 Han X. (CP-09) ...... 58 Haviland D.B. (GH-10) ...... 186 Heyderman L.J. (HC-11) ...... 209 Gupta A. (EB-02) ...... 107 Han X. (FT-10) ...... 163 Havlin S. (FH-10) ...... 154 Heyman A. (CB-14) ...... 45 Gupta A. (EF-04) ...... 115 Han X. (HS-20) ...... 229 Hawkins A.R. (AD-11) ...... 22 Hicken R.J. (AD-10) ...... 22 Gupta A. (FE-02) ...... 146 Hanbicki A. (HD-04) ...... 210 Hayakawa J. (AC-02) ...... 18 Hicken R.J. (CB-03) ...... 44 Gupta A. (GD-14) ...... 177 Hanbicki A.T. (DP-09) ...... 92 Hayakawa J. (AC-06) ...... 19 Hicken R.J. (CG-01) ...... 53 Gupta A. (GF-09) ...... 181 Hanbicki A.T. (EH-13) ...... 122 Hayakawa J. (HA-05) ...... 203 Hicken R.J. (FH-07) ...... 154 Gupta A. (GF-12) ...... 182 Hanbicki A.T. (HD-03) ...... 210 Hayashi M. (ES-30) ...... 130 Hicken R.J. (HP-09) ...... 222 Gupta A. (GP-16) ...... 188 Hanbicki A.T. (HD-09) ...... 211 *Hayashi M. (HA-13) ...... 205 Hickey B.J. (AI-06) ...... 30 Gupta A. (HS-22) ...... 229 Hanbicki A.T. (HD-10) ...... 211 Hayashi N. (FR-04) ...... 159 Hickey B.J. (CB-04) ...... 44 Gurney B. (EC-01) ...... 109 Handa . (FD-01) ...... 144 Hays J. (FQ-10) ...... 158 Hickey B.J. (ED-04) ...... 111 Gurney B.A. (GD-05) ...... 175 Handa H. (DF-06) ...... 86 Hays J. (FQ-15) ...... 159 Hickey B.J. (HG-09) ...... 218 Guslienko K. (AD-12) ...... 22 Handa H. (DF-12) ...... 87 Hays J. (GB-06) ...... 171 Hickey B.J. (HS-15) ...... 228 Guslienko K. (BC-04) ...... 35 Hanh D. (FP-01) ...... 155 Hayward T.J. (CW-08) ...... 71 Hideaki S. (GU-13) ...... 198 Guslienko K. (DC-05) ...... 79 Hanlumyuang Y. (CF-04) ...... 52 Hayward T.J. (FB-02) ...... 140 Hideo O. (AC-02) ...... 18 Guslienko K. (EH-01) ...... 120 Hannula S. (EQ-15) ...... 126 Hayward T.J. (HC-01) ...... 207 Higgins A. (AF-09) ...... 25 Guslienko K.Y. (CW-24) ...... 72 Hansen B.R. (EW-12) ...... 136 He J. (ES-03) ...... 128 Higgins A. (AF-11) ...... 25 Gutfleisch O. (CE-09) ...... 50 Hansen M.F. (FD-11) ...... 145 He J. (GA-02) ...... 169 Higgins B.E. (GC-13) ...... 174 Gutfleisch O. (EE-04) ...... 113 Hansen M.F. (HG-05) ...... 218 He L. (BG-05) ...... 39 Hill J.M. (AB-02) ...... 16 Gutfleisch O. (FT-03) ...... 162 Hansen U. (DT-13) ...... 100 He X. (GP-19) ...... 188 Hillebrands B. (CW-04) ...... 70 Gutierrez C. (FS-04) ...... 161 Hansteen F. (CG-10) ...... 55 He Y. (AF-09) ...... 25 Hillebrands B. (DG-08) ...... 89 Gutierrez C.J. (CD-09) ...... 48 Hansteen F. (CU-10) ...... 67 Heald S.M. (EF-07) ...... 116 Hillebrands B. (DT-12) ...... 100 Gutierrez C.J. (DQ-04) ...... 94 *Hansteen F. (EH-11) ...... 121 Heald S.M. (FQ-09) ...... 158 Hillebrands B. (DT-16) ...... 101 Guy S.G. (GU-03) ...... 197 Haq E. (DG-09) ...... 89 Heard P.J. (BB-01) ...... 33 Hillebrands B. (FF-01) ...... 149 Guy S.G. (GU-08) ...... 198 Hariharan S. (DA-15) ...... 75 Heczko O. (EQ-15) ...... 126 Hillebrands B. (GP-02) ...... 187 Guyard S. (FE-01) ...... 146 Hariharan S. (EE-09) ...... 114 Heer R. (EA-03) ...... 106 Hillebrands B. (GP-11) ...... 188 Hariharan S. (FG-05) ...... 152 Hehn M. (AC-01) ...... 18 Himeno A. (CW-16) ...... 72 - H - Hariharan S. (HE-08) ...... 213 Heim E. (FD-12) ...... 146 Hindmarch A.T. (CB-04) ...... 44 Hariharan S. (HF-07) ...... 215 Heiman D. (GB-11) ...... 172 Hindmarch A.T. (ED-04) ...... 111 Ha J. (DP-16) ...... 93 Harkness S. (CC-09) ...... 47 Heindl R. (HF-07) ...... 215 Hindmarch A.T. (HS-15) ...... 228 Haam S. (HE-01) ...... 212 Harkness S.D. (GC-06) ...... 173 Heinonen O. (HB-08) ...... 206 Hirata K. (FR-11) ...... 160 Habermeier H. (GH-07) ...... 185 Harland C. (CE-10) ...... 50 Heinonen O. (HB-10) ...... 206 Hirata M. (DQ-12) ...... 95 Habrovsky D. (CP-05) ...... 57 Harmon B.N. (BE-02) ...... 37 Heinrich A. (EQ-08) ...... 125 Hirayama Y. (CC-07) ...... 46 Hada H. (GR-03) ...... 191 Harrell J. (CE-02) ...... 49 Heinrich B. (EH-03) ...... 120 Hirayama Y. (FG-01) ...... 151 Hada H. (GR-04) ...... 191 Harrell J. (EW-02) ...... 135 Heinz B. (CC-02) ...... 46 Hiromasa T. (AC-02) ...... 18 Hadjipanayis G.C. (AF-10) ...... 25 Harrell J. (EW-04) ...... 135 Heiss W. (EV-14) ...... 135 Hirose Y. (EF-09) ...... 116 Hadjipanayis G.C. (DE-02) ...... 83 Harrell J.W. (EW-01) ...... 135 Helgren E. (DH-06) ...... 90 Hirotsu Y. (EW-05) ...... 136 Haghiri-Gosnet A.M. (FU-05) . . . . .164 Harris A.B. (CA-05) ...... 43 Helgren E.B. (DH-05) ...... 90 Hitosugi T. (EF-09) ...... 116 Hagiuda M. (DV-06) ...... 104 Harris V.G. (CD-11) ...... 49 Helgren E.B. (FH-09) ...... 154 Hjelm R. (FV-19) ...... 168 Hai N.H. (DF-01) ...... 85 Harris V.G. (CF-03) ...... 52 Helllwig O. (DH-02) ...... 90 Hlaing Oo W.M. (DA-14) ...... 75 Haji-Sheikh M. (BD-04) ...... 36 Harris V.G. (CF-08) ...... 52 Hellman F. (DH-05) ...... 90 Hnin Y. (AG-03) ...... 26 Haji-Sheikh M. (CH-04) ...... 56 Harris V.G. (CQ-02) ...... 58 Hellman F. (DH-06) ...... 90 Ho K.K. (FF-10) ...... 150 Haji-Sheikh M. (FE-08) ...... 147 Harris V.G. (ER-04) ...... 126 Hellman F. (FH-09) ...... 154 Hoefer M. (DB-11) ...... 77 Halloran S.T. (GR-06) ...... 191 Harris V.G. (ER-08) ...... 127 Hellwig O. (CD-08) ...... 48 Hofer C. (BA-04) ...... 32 Halverson D. (FD-08) ...... 145 Harris V.G. (ER-11) ...... 127 Hellwig O. (CD-10) ...... 49 Hoffmann A. (AI-11) ...... 31 Halverson D. (FF-11) ...... 150 Harris V.G. (GB-11) ...... 172 Hellwig O. (CD-12) ...... 49 Hoffmann A. (BD-07) ...... 36 Ham C. (HQ-06) ...... 224 Harris V.G. (GF-01) ...... 180 Hellwig O. (DG-02) ...... 88 Hoffmann A. (FA-02) ...... 138 Hamada Y.V. (HS-23) ...... 229 Harris V.G. (HF-02) ...... 214 Hellwig O. (FH-11) ...... 155 Hoffmann A. (FT-10) ...... 163 Hamaguchi T. (ET-11) ...... 132 Harrison N. (FH-12) ...... 155 Hemberger J. (FE-07) ...... 147 Hoffmann A. (HC-09) ...... 208 Hamamoto K. (GH-08) ...... 185 Harrison N.J. (CS-05) ...... 63 Hendrickson D. (BE-01) ...... 37 Hoffmann A. (HH-13) ...... 221 Hamid A. (DT-06) ...... 100 Harward I. (DD-03) ...... 81 Hendrickson D.N. (BE-04) ...... 37 Hoffmann C. (AB-10) ...... 18 Hammam M. (DT-06) ...... 100 Harward I. (HQ-03) ...... 223 Hendrikx R.W. (CR-13) ...... 61 Hoffmann D. (GP-11) ...... 188 Hammel C. (BC-02) ...... 34 Hase M. (DH-11) ...... 91 Hendrix J. (FS-04) ...... 161 Hohlfeld J. (AA-03) ...... 16 248 PROGRAM PROGRAM 249

Holroyd J. (EF-12) ...... 117 Hu J. (HG-12) ...... 219 Hwang S. (HQ-13) ...... 224 Ionescu M. (EP-09) ...... 124 Holroyd J.S. (CB-10) ...... 45 Hu S.Y. (FS-09) ...... 161 Hwang S. (HR-09) ...... 226 Iovan A. (CB-15) ...... 45 Holroyd J.S. (FU-18) ...... 166 Hu S. (ET-05) ...... 131 Hyun S. (ER-07) ...... 127 Iramina K. (GV-10) ...... 200 Holthaus C. (CQ-06) ...... 59 Hu X. (CR-05) ...... 60 Hyun-Kyu P. (ER-06) ...... 126 Irisa T. (CT-14) ...... 66 Holthaus C. (EQ-01) ...... 124 Hu X. (DH-11) ...... 91 Ishibashi T. (FT-13) ...... 163 Holub Krappe E. (EV-12) ...... 134 Hu Y. (EW-18) ...... 137 - I - Ishida K. (FR-06) ...... 160 Holzapfel B. (CE-12) ...... 51 Hua J. (AB-10) ...... 18 Ishida S. (DT-07) ...... 100 Holzer J.R. (EA-04) ...... 106 Hua W. (GW-08) ...... 201 Ibusuki T. (HB-03) ...... 205 Ishikawa K. (HR-04) ...... 225 Hon W. (GH-01) ...... 184 Huai Y. (AH-06) ...... 28 Ichinokura O. (HR-04) ...... 225 Ishikawa T. (AC-09) ...... 19 Honda N. (FR-09) ...... 160 Huai Y. (HA-04) ...... 203 Ido H. (DT-05) ...... 99 Ishikawa T. (DR-15) ...... 97 Hong D. (FR-07) ...... 160 Huang C. (HP-10) ...... 222 Ido H. (FP-05) ...... 156 Ishikawa T. (EG-08) ...... 119 Hong J. (GE-11) ...... 179 Huang D. (GQ-13) ...... 190 Idzerda Y. (DS-07) ...... 98 Ishikawa T. (GD-04) ...... 175 Hong J. (HG-08) ...... 218 Huang D. (GU-14) ...... 198 Idzerda Y. (EF-12) ...... 117 Ishimoto J. (GV-14) ...... 200 Hong J. (HS-11) ...... 228 Huang E. (FV-10) ...... 167 Idzerda Y. (FU-18) ...... 166 Ishiwata N. (ED-10) ...... 112 Hong J.H. (DR-10) ...... 96 Huang H. (FR-08) ...... 160 Idzerda Y. (GD-11) ...... 176 Ishiwata N. (FB-07) ...... 141 Hong K. (GT-16) ...... 196 Huang H. (GW-17) ...... 202 Idzerda Y.U. (CB-08) ...... 44 Ishiwata N. (GR-03) ...... 191 Hong L. (GQ-08) ...... 190 Huang J. (CT-08) ...... 65 Idzerda Y.U. (CB-10) ...... 45 Ishiwata N. (GR-04) ...... 191 Hong S. (DD-05) ...... 82 Huang K. (DV-05) ...... 104 Idzerda Y.U. (CQ-10) ...... 59 Ishiyama K. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Hong X. (GR-02) ...... 191 Huang L. (EF-04) ...... 115 Idzerda Y.U. (DF-11) ...... 87 Islam R. (DH-05) ...... 90 Hong Y. (AH-07) ...... 28 Huang M. (AF-09) ...... 25 Idzerda Y.U. (DQ-01) ...... 93 Islam R. (DH-06) ...... 90 Hong Y. (EF-14) ...... 117 Huang M. (AF-11) ...... 25 Idzerda Y.U. (FH-02) ...... 153 Ito K. (CR-11) ...... 61 Hong Y. (ER-12) ...... 127 Huang M. (CF-05) ...... 52 Idzerda Y.U. (FV-20) ...... 168 Ito K. (DB-01) ...... 76 Hong Y. (FQ-14) ...... 159 Huang M. (EG-05) ...... 118 Idzerda Y.U. (FV-21) ...... 169 Ito N. (CF-01) ...... 51 Honjo H. (FB-07) ...... 141 Huang P. (HT-13) ...... 232 Idzerda Y.U. (FV-22) ...... 169 Ito S. (GC-09) ...... 174 Honjou H. (ED-10) ...... 112 Huang R. (CC-08) ...... 46 Igarashi C. (FB-07) ...... 141 Ito T. (DT-05) ...... 99 Horng L. (DR-04) ...... 96 Huang R. (CT-08) ...... 65 Igarashi M. (CC-07) ...... 46 Ito T. (EV-01) ...... 133 Horng L. (EP-06) ...... 123 Huang S. (EP-07) ...... 123 Iguchi I. (EP-10) ...... 124 Ito Y. (GU-02) ...... 197 Horwath J.C. (CF-05) ...... 52 Huang S. (GQ-15) ...... 190 Iguchi I. (HT-12) ...... 231 Itoh A. (CG-10) ...... 55 Horwath J.C. (EG-05) ...... 118 Huang S. (HH-02) ...... 220 Iida J. (DF-03) ...... 85 Itoh A. (CU-10) ...... 67 Hosein I.D. (GU-12) ...... 198 Huang X. (GD-13) ...... 177 Iimura Y. (FT-13) ...... 163 Itoh A. (CU-11) ...... 67 Hoser A. (CH-05) ...... 56 Huang Y. (CP-04) ...... 57 Ikeda M. (DF-06) ...... 86 Itoh A. (GC-08) ...... 173 Hoshino K. (HB-02) ...... 205 Huang Y. (DE-02) ...... 83 Ikeda S. (AC-02) ...... 18 Itoh Y. (GC-08) ...... 173 Hoshino K. (HH-03) ...... 220 Huang Y. (DP-03) ...... 92 Ikeda S. (AC-06) ...... 19 Iturriza N. (GS-03) ...... 193 Hoshiya H. (HB-02) ...... 205 Huang Y. (DP-04) ...... 92 Ikeda S. (HA-05) ...... 203 Iwamoto T. (EW-14) ...... 137 Hoshiya H. (HH-03) ...... 220 Huang Y. (DP-06) ...... 92 Ikeda S. (HQ-01) ...... 223 Iwasaka M. (GU-04) ...... 197 Hosoe Y. (CC-07) ...... 46 Huang Y. (EW-15) ...... 137 Ikeda Y. (CC-02) ...... 46 Iwasaka M. (GV-09) ...... 200 Hosoito N. (HT-01) ...... 230 Huber M. (AD-01) ...... 20 Ikeda Y. (CC-04) ...... 46 Iwasaka M. (GV-11) ...... 200 Hossu M. (CD-03) ...... 48 Huebner U. (AG-04) ...... 26 Ikegawa S. (ED-10) ...... 112 Iwasawa T. (GV-11) ...... 200 Hou C. (HS-19) ...... 229 Hueso L. (BD-06) ...... 36 Ikegawa S. (GR-03) ...... 191 Hou C. (HS-24) ...... 229 Huffman G.P. (DF-07) ...... 86 Ikegawa S. (GR-04) ...... 191 - J - Houbaert Y. (EG-14) ...... 120 Hughes I.G. (HC-02) ...... 207 Ikeyama M. (ET-03) ...... 131 Hourdakis E. (HD-08) ...... 211 Huh Y. (GV-02) ...... 199 Ilan B. (DB-11) ...... 77 Jabbar M. (GW-06) ...... 201 Hovorka O. (BH-06) ...... 41 Hummel J. (FB-10) ...... 141 Im M. (DG-01) ...... 87 Jacquet E. (EB-03) ...... 107 Howe D. (GG-09) ...... 183 Hummelgen I.A. (FC-04) ...... 142 Im M. (FT-06) ...... 162 Jacquet E. (FE-01) ...... 146 Howe D. (GW-01) ...... 201 Hundley M. (FG-06) ...... 152 Im Y. (FR-03) ...... 159 Jae-Hee O. (ER-06) ...... 126 Howe D. (GW-07) ...... 201 Hung C. (GR-01) ...... 191 Imai M. (DH-11) ...... 91 Jaffe J.E. (EF-07) ...... 116 Howe D. (GW-08) ...... 201 Hung S. (HE-13) ...... 214 Imai S. (FU-16) ...... 166 Jaffres H. (DC-09) ...... 79 Hrkac G. (AH-15) ...... 29 Hunter D. (EF-05) ...... 115 Imakita K. (GP-17) ...... 188 Jaffres H. (EB-09) ...... 108 Hrkac G. (DC-13) ...... 80 Hunter D. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Imam T. (GH-04) ...... 185 Jaffres H. (FA-08) ...... 139 Hrkac G. (HB-06) ...... 206 Hunter D.D. (FU-07) ...... 165 Imamura M. (EQ-02) ...... 124 Jaffres H. (HA-03) ...... 203 Hsia Y. (ET-07) ...... 131 Hunter Dunn J. (EV-03) ...... 133 Imre A. (CW-13) ...... 71 Jaglicic Z. (DH-09) ...... 91 Hsiao C. (EP-06) ...... 123 Hunter Dunn J. (GB-05) ...... 171 Imre A. (HC-04) ...... 208 Jaime M. (FH-12) ...... 155 Hsiao A. (CF-13) ...... 53 Hur N. (HE-01) ...... 212 Inaba K. (EF-09) ...... 116 Jalil M. (AH-14) ...... 29 Hsiao S. (DR-04) ...... 96 Hur N.H. (DR-10) ...... 96 Inaba Y. (DE-07) ...... 84 Jalil M. (CT-01) ...... 64 Hsieh L. (DP-04) ...... 92 Hurdequint H.J. (CG-12) ...... 55 Infante I.C. (AB-07) ...... 17 Jalil M. (HH-05) ...... 220 Hsieh W. (FS-03) ...... 161 Huth J. (GF-07) ...... 181 Infante I.C. (CP-05) ...... 57 Jalli J. (ER-12) ...... 127 Hsu C. (DP-13) ...... 93 Hwang C. (AC-04) ...... 18 Infante I.C. (CP-08) ...... 58 James M. (AB-04) ...... 17 Hsu C. (DR-04) ...... 96 Hwang C. (GW-13) ...... 202 Inglis D. (EA-02) ...... 106 James M. (FE-05) ...... 147 Hsu C. (GR-05) ...... 191 Hwang D. (GP-05) ...... 187 Inokuchi M. (EW-14) ...... 137 James P.A. (GV-07) ...... 199 Hsu J. (FR-08) ...... 160 Hwang D. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Inokuchi T. (ED-06) ...... 111 James W. (FV-01) ...... 166 Hsu J. (GS-12) ...... 194 Hwang D. (GU-05) ...... 197 Inomata A. (HB-11) ...... 206 James W. (GT-14) ...... 196 Hsu J. (HE-13) ...... 214 Hwang G. (HQ-13) ...... 224 Inomata K. (ED-06) ...... 111 James W.J. (ER-13) ...... 127 Hsu S. (EP-07) ...... 123 Hwang H. (FV-06) ...... 167 Inomata K. (HS-03) ...... 227 Jamet M. (HS-26) ...... 230 Hsu S. (FU-01) ...... 164 Hwang I. (AC-04) ...... 18 Inomata K. (HS-05) ...... 227 Jander A. (DD-01) ...... 81 Hsu S. (HT-13) ...... 232 Hwang I. (HS-08) ...... 227 Inoue A. (CF-10) ...... 53 Jander A. (FD-04) ...... 144 Hu A. (AI-05) ...... 30 Hwang J. (AC-10) ...... 19 Inoue A. (CF-11) ...... 53 Jang D. (GS-02) ...... 192 Hu A. (CR-05) ...... 60 Hwang J. (HS-28) ...... 230 Inoue A. (DR-06) ...... 96 Jang G. (GG-08) ...... 183 Hu A. (ES-11) ...... 128 Hwang K. (EG-07) ...... 118 Inoue A. (EG-02) ...... 118 Jang H. (FV-06) ...... 167 Hu A. (GQ-03) ...... 189 Hwang M. (CP-06) ...... 58 Inoue H. (AE-06) ...... 23 Jang J. (FV-06) ...... 167 Hu A. (HS-02) ...... 227 Hwang M. (CQ-09) ...... 59 Inoue K. (FR-06) ...... 160 Jang S. (DQ-14) ...... 95 Hu F. (FU-08) ...... 165 Hwang M. (GS-01) ...... 192 Inoue M. (EQ-03) ...... 124 Jang S. (GW-09) ...... 202 Hu J. (GW-03) ...... 201 Hwang S. (CC-09) ...... 47 Inoue M. (EQ-05) ...... 125 Jang S. (GW-15) ...... 202 250 PROGRAM PROGRAM 251

Jang S. (GW-16) ...... 202 Jiang S. (GQ-03) ...... 189 Juan C. (ER-12) ...... 127 Kang J. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Jang S. (HR-10) ...... 226 Jiang S. (GT-13) ...... 196 Jubert P. (HA-09) ...... 204 Kang J. (FU-09) ...... 165 Jang S. (HR-14) ...... 226 Jiang S. (HH-13) ...... 221 Judy J.H. (GP-18) ...... 188 Kang K. (CF-13) ...... 53 Jang S. (HR-16) ...... 226 Jiang W. (CC-11) ...... 47 Jun K. (HS-10) ...... 228 Kang K. (ER-07) ...... 127 Jang W. (HR-16) ...... 226 Jiang X. (ES-30) ...... 130 Jung D. (HR-12) ...... 226 Kang K. (EW-18) ...... 137 Jang Y. (DS-06) ...... 98 Jiang X. (HA-13) ...... 205 Jung D. (DP-02) ...... 92 Kang S. (CE-02) ...... 49 Jang Y. (ED-12) ...... 112 Jiang X. (HH-08) ...... 220 Jung G. (FU-17) ...... 166 Kang S. (EW-01) ...... 135 Jang Y. (HR-07) ...... 226 Jiang Z. (CS-11) ...... 63 Jung H.S. (CC-11) ...... 47 Kang S. (EW-02) ...... 135 Janousova B. (HE-09) ...... 213 Jiang Z. (DS-12) ...... 99 Jung H.S. (GC-11) ...... 174 Kang Y. (CT-13) ...... 66 Jansen R. (DG-09) ...... 89 Jiang Z. (GV-13) ...... 200 Jung J. (FV-03) ...... 167 Kao C. (DT-17) ...... 101 Jansen R. (EF-11) ...... 116 Jie Z. (CS-06) ...... 63 Jung J. (GS-11) ...... 194 Kao C. (HG-04) ...... 217 Jansen R. (HD-01) ...... 209 Jiko N. (HT-09) ...... 231 Jung J. (HT-15) ...... 232 Kao C. (XA-02) ...... 15 Jansen R. (HD-06) ...... 210 Jiles D. (FE-10) ...... 148 Jung M. (DP-18) ...... 93 Kao M. (EG-01) ...... 117 Jansen R. (HD-07) ...... 210 Jiles D. (FS-11) ...... 162 Jung M. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Kao M. (GR-01) ...... 191 Jansen R. (HE-05) ...... 212 Jiles D. (GE-07) ...... 178 Jung M. (FV-03) ...... 167 Kapoor M. (EC-03) ...... 109 Janssen Y. (CH-11) ...... 57 Jiles D.C. (CQ-05) ...... 59 Jung W. (ES-10) ...... 128 Karapetrov G. (HC-12) ...... 209 Jaswal S.S. (BB-02) ...... 33 Jiles D.C. (DD-08) ...... 82 Jung W. (HC-01) ...... 207 Karas W. (EV-06) ...... 134 Jaswal S.S. (EW-16) ...... 137 Jiles D.C. (GE-04) ...... 178 Jung W. (HH-09) ...... 220 Karczewski G. (DA-09) ...... 74 Jaswal S.S. (HH-11) ...... 221 Jin D. (GP-05) ...... 187 Kardasz B. (EH-03) ...... 120 Jausovec A. (AD-02) ...... 20 Jin D. (HS-02) ...... 227 - K - Kari R.J. (HP-03) ...... 222 Javerliac V. (DP-08) ...... 92 Jin G. (HS-02) ...... 227 Karis O. (EV-03) ...... 133 Jean-Marie G. (AH-04) ...... 28 Jin Q. (CU-14) ...... 68 Kabos P. (EG-03) ...... 118 Karis O. (EV-12) ...... 134 Jedryka E. (AB-07) ...... 17 Jin Q. (ES-28) ...... 130 Kabos P. (FT-04) ...... 162 Karis O. (GB-05) ...... 171 Jeng T. (GW-17) ...... 202 Jin Q. (GQ-13) ...... 190 Kabulski J. (GV-01) ...... 199 Karpinski J. (EP-02) ...... 123 Jeon B. (GV-02) ...... 199 Jin Q. (HT-02) ...... 230 Kageyama Y. (AG-03) ...... 26 Karr B.W. (CB-11) ...... 45 Jeon S. (GW-12) ...... 202 Jin S. (CT-16) ...... 66 Kageyama Y. (FV-15) ...... 168 Kasai H. (CW-27) ...... 73 Jeong G. (AC-15) ...... 20 Jin S. (DE-03) ...... 83 Kai J. (CT-08) ...... 65 Kasai S. (CW-16) ...... 72 Jeong G. (DP-12) ...... 93 Jin S. (DE-11) ...... 84 Kai T. (CU-09) ...... 67 Kasai S. (ES-01) ...... 127 Jeong H. (AC-15) ...... 20 Jin X. (BB-04) ...... 33 Kai T. (GR-03) ...... 191 Kasai S. (ES-09) ...... 128 Jeong H. (DP-12) ...... 93 Jin Z. (CE-03) ...... 50 Kai T. (GR-04) ...... 191 Kasai S. (HT-01) ...... 230 Jeong J. (CW-11) ...... 71 Jin Z. (DR-09) ...... 96 Kaiser C. (EB-12) ...... 108 Kasama T. (CV-10) ...... 69 Jeong J. (DU-12) ...... 103 Jin Z. (EC-04) ...... 109 Kaiser C. (GH-11) ...... 186 Kashtanov S. (FH-04) ...... 154 Jeong J. (ED-08) ...... 112 Jo Y. (DP-18) ...... 93 Kaka S. (DB-07) ...... 77 Kasinathan D. (FG-07) ...... 152 Jeong J. (GV-02) ...... 199 Jo Y. (FV-03) ...... 167 Kaka S. (ES-23) ...... 130 Kasko I. (ED-02) ...... 111 Jeong S. (HR-14) ...... 226 Jo Y. (HE-01) ...... 212 Kaka S. (ES-24) ...... 130 Kaspar P. (HQ-09) ...... 224 Jeong W. (AC-15) ...... 20 Jogo A. (HB-03) ...... 205 Kaka S. (ES-25) ...... 130 Kaspar T. (EF-07) ...... 116 Jeong W. (DP-12) ...... 93 Joh Y. (FQ-12) ...... 158 Kakazei G. (BC-02) ...... 34 Katine J. (BC-05) ...... 35 Jeong Y. (HR-10) ...... 226 Johnson F. (ED-07) ...... 111 Kakibe S. (ER-02) ...... 126 Katine J. (DB-01) ...... 76 Jeung W. (EU-02) ...... 132 Johnson F. (EE-02) ...... 113 Kakimi Y. (DF-03) ...... 85 Katine J. (ES-23) ...... 130 Jeung W. (FS-02) ...... 161 Johnson W.L. (BC-07) ...... 35 Kakubari Y. (GU-10) ...... 198 Katine J. (ES-24) ...... 130 Jhon M.S. (CU-13) ...... 68 Johnston A.B. (AG-01) ...... 26 Kalghatgi S. (FD-08) ...... 145 Katine J. (HA-01) ...... 203 Jhon M.S. (ET-07) ...... 131 Johnstone S. (FT-02) ...... 162 Kalinikos B.A. (CG-11) ...... 55 Katine J. (HA-10) ...... 204 Jhon M.S. (ET-08) ...... 131 Jomard F. (GB-04) ...... 171 Kalinikos B.A. (FF-03) ...... 149 Katine J. (HB-02) ...... 205 Jhon M.S. (ET-09) ...... 132 Jones B. (CB-14) ...... 45 Kalita V.M. (BD-02) ...... 36 Katine J.A. (AD-10) ...... 22 Ji J. (EG-10) ...... 119 Jones B. (EF-15) ...... 117 Kalitsov A. (ES-16) ...... 129 Katine J.A. (CG-01) ...... 53 Ji L. (CW-13) ...... 71 Jones B. (FG-03) ...... 152 Kalitsov A. (ES-17) ...... 129 Katine J.A. (DB-07) ...... 77 Ji L. (HC-04) ...... 208 Jonker B. (HD-04) ...... 210 Kaltofen R. (GP-09) ...... 187 Katine J.A. (HA-07) ...... 204 Ji Q. (DS-12) ...... 99 Jonker B.T. (DP-09) ...... 92 Kaltofen R. (HG-03) ...... 217 Katine J.A. (HB-01) ...... 205 Ji R. (ET-05) ...... 131 Jonker B.T. (EH-13) ...... 122 Kamada Y. (DQ-05) ...... 94 Katine J.A. (HB-05) ...... 206 Ji R. (ET-13) ...... 132 Jonker B.T. (HD-03) ...... 210 Kameari A. (DQ-11) ...... 94 Katine J.A. (HH-01) ...... 219 Ji X. (AI-08) ...... 31 Jonker B.T. (HD-09) ...... 211 Kameari A. (DQ-13) ...... 95 Kato A. (CS-04) ...... 63 Ji Y. (FT-10) ...... 163 Jonker B.T. (HD-10) ...... 211 Kamenev V. (HF-10) ...... 216 Kato H. (AF-14) ...... 25 Ji Y. (HH-13) ...... 221 Jonkman H. (HH-12) ...... 221 Kamenev V.I. (GT-01) ...... 194 Kato S. (HP-06) ...... 222 Jia Q. (EP-04) ...... 123 Joo H. (GP-05) ...... 187 Kamihara Y. (CR-02) ...... 60 Kato T. (ET-03) ...... 131 Jia Z. (CE-02) ...... 49 Joo H. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Kamihara Y. (CR-11) ...... 61 Kato T. (ET-04) ...... 131 Jia Z. (EW-01) ...... 135 Joo K. (CR-03) ...... 60 Kaminski M.D. (GU-03) ...... 197 Kato Y.K. (YA-01) ...... 105 Jia Z. (EW-02) ...... 135 Joo S. (ES-08) ...... 128 Kaminski M.D. (GU-08) ...... 198 Katoh T. (GF-10) ...... 181 Jian W. (EW-17) ...... 137 Joo S.J. (HS-10) ...... 228 Kamiya K. (EE-03) ...... 113 Kaul A.R. (CP-08) ...... 58 Jiang H. (FS-01) ...... 160 Jooss C. (HC-06) ...... 208 Kamp P. (EA-03) ...... 106 Kawabe Y. (DF-03) ...... 85 Jiang J. (CS-01) ...... 62 Jorgensen J.D. (AB-06) ...... 17 Kan E.C. (GU-12) ...... 198 Kawada Y. (HB-14) ...... 207 Jiang J. (HR-02) ...... 225 Joshi A. (DU-15) ...... 103 Kan L. (DU-04) ...... 102 Kawaguchi M. (ET-03) ...... 131 Jiang J.S. (CD-10) ...... 49 Joshi D.A. (EE-12) ...... 114 Kanai H. (AG-06) ...... 26 Kawaguchi M. (ET-04) ...... 131 Jiang L.X. (HS-20) ...... 229 Joshi S.D. (CF-08) ...... 52 Kanai Y. (CU-03) ...... 67 Kawamori K. (AG-03) ...... 26 Jiang Q. (GG-12) ...... 184 Joy P.A. (GT-03) ...... 195 Kanakasabapathy S. (FB-10) ...... 141 Kawamura N. (DR-15) ...... 97 Jiang R. (CC-08) ...... 46 Ju G. (AA-03) ...... 16 Kanchana V. (GD-12) ...... 176 Kawamura Y. (CW-09) ...... 71 Jiang R. (HH-02) ...... 220 Ju G. (CC-05) ...... 46 Kandpal H.C. (DS-04) ...... 98 Kawasaki M. (BD-05) ...... 36 Jiang S. (CR-05) ...... 60 Ju G. (DR-05) ...... 96 Kandpal H.C. (GD-01) ...... 174 Kawasaki M. (EF-10) ...... 116 Jiang S. (CR-06) ...... 60 Ju G. (EH-08) ...... 121 Kaneko K. (CW-21) ...... 72 Kawasaki M. (EF-13) ...... 117 Jiang S. (CR-07) ...... 60 Ju G. (GC-07) ...... 173 Kang B. (FT-11) ...... 163 Kawasaki M. (EV-08) ...... 134 Jiang S. (DS-12) ...... 99 Ju H. (CB-13) ...... 45 Kang E. (GS-06) ...... 193 Kawasaki M. (HE-07) ...... 213 Jiang S. (EP-03) ...... 123 Ju J. (GU-14) ...... 198 Kang J. (CR-01) ...... 60 Kawasaki S. (HB-04) ...... 205 Jiang S. (EP-04) ...... 123 Ju J. (GW-17) ...... 202 Kang J. (CR-15) ...... 61 Kawata T. (FT-13) ...... 163 252 PROGRAM PROGRAM 253

Kawazoe Y. (EF-13) ...... 117 Kim G. (GU-05) ...... 197 Kim T. (HS-18) ...... 229 Kitazawa H. (DH-11) ...... 91 Kaya A. (FS-08) ...... 161 Kim H. (AC-15) ...... 20 Kim T. (HS-28) ...... 230 Kito H. (CR-11) ...... 61 Kayano Y. (AE-06) ...... 23 Kim H. (DP-18) ...... 93 Kim W. (CU-13) ...... 68 Kittilstved K.R. (FQ-03) ...... 157 Kazakov S.M. (EP-02) ...... 123 Kim H. (DR-16) ...... 97 Kim W. (ET-09) ...... 132 Kittilstved K.R. (GB-01) ...... 170 Kazakova O. (DU-07) ...... 102 Kim H. (ED-08) ...... 112 Kim W.S. (DR-10) ...... 96 Kittilstved K.R. (GB-12) ...... 172 Keatley P.S. (AD-07) ...... 21 Kim H. (FS-02) ...... 161 Kim Y. (AC-10) ...... 19 Kiziroglou M. (HC-12) ...... 209 Keatley P.S. (AD-10) ...... 22 Kim H. (FV-03) ...... 167 Kim Y. (CP-06) ...... 58 Kiziroglou M.E. (HD-12) ...... 211 Keatley P.S. (CG-01) ...... 53 Kim H. (HS-18) ...... 229 Kim Y. (CQ-09) ...... 59 Klaasse J. (FP-12) ...... 157 Keavney D. (FT-10) ...... 163 Kim I. (EG-04) ...... 118 Kim Y. (CT-12) ...... 65 Klaui M. (CW-20) ...... 72 Keavney D.J. (DA-13) ...... 75 Kim J. (AA-03) ...... 16 Kim Y. (DE-03) ...... 83 Klaui M. (HA-09) ...... 204 Keimer B. (GH-07) ...... 185 Kim J. (BC-02) ...... 34 Kim Y. (FR-03) ...... 159 Klein C. (BF-04) ...... 38 Kent A.D. (EV-02) ...... 133 Kim J. (CH-11) ...... 57 Kim Y. (FV-04) ...... 167 Klein L. (GR-02) ...... 191 Kent A.D. (FA-11) ...... 139 Kim J. (CR-15) ...... 61 Kim Y. (GS-02) ...... 192 Klem M.T. (DF-11) ...... 87 Kentzinger E. (HG-10) ...... 218 Kim J. (CU-11) ...... 67 Kim Y. (GS-06) ...... 193 Klem M.T. (FV-20) ...... 168 Kenzelmann M. (CA-04) ...... 43 Kim J. (CW-10) ...... 71 Kim Y. (HH-06) ...... 220 Klem M.T. (FV-21) ...... 169 Kepa H. (GB-13) ...... 172 Kim J. (DE-03) ...... 83 Kim Y. (HS-28) ...... 230 Klem M.T. (FV-22) ...... 169 Kerekes M. (FB-06) ...... 140 Kim J. (DR-16) ...... 97 Kim Y. (HT-04) ...... 230 Klemmer T. (CD-07) ...... 48 Kerekes M. (FB-08) ...... 141 Kim J. (DT-02) ...... 99 Kimball C. (BD-04) ...... 36 Klemmer T.J. (CC-05) ...... 46 Kerrigan C. (FF-10) ...... 150 Kim J. (DU-05) ...... 102 Kimball C. (FE-08) ...... 147 Klenke J. (CR-13) ...... 61 Kestens L. (EG-14) ...... 120 Kim J. (EG-03) ...... 118 Kimball C.W. (CH-04) ...... 56 Kletetschka G. (EE-05) ...... 113 Ketterson J.B. (CT-10) ...... 65 Kim J. (EG-04) ...... 118 Kimel A. (CG-10) ...... 55 Klingeler R. (FU-10) ...... 165 Khamesee M. (DD-09) ...... 82 Kim J. (FU-09) ...... 165 Kimel A. (CU-10) ...... 67 Klose F. (AI-01) ...... 29 Khamesee M. (FF-14) ...... 151 Kim J. (GQ-01) ...... 189 Kimel A.V. (AA-04) ...... 16 Klostermann U. (ED-02) ...... 111 Khan M. (FP-14) ...... 157 Kim J. (GR-08) ...... 192 Kimel A.V. (DA-09) ...... 74 Klostermann U. (ED-03) ...... 111 Khan M. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Kim J. (GT-16) ...... 196 Kimel A.V. (EH-11) ...... 121 Knechten K. (HS-01) ...... 227 Khan M.U. (EQ-10) ...... 125 Kim J. (GU-12) ...... 198 Kimura A. (CT-02) ...... 64 Knobel M. (BB-05) ...... 33 Khanikaev A. (EQ-03) ...... 124 Kim J. (GV-02) ...... 199 Kimura F. (GU-04) ...... 197 Knobel M. (EW-10) ...... 136 Khara D. (HF-10) ...... 216 Kim J. (HE-01) ...... 212 Kimura H. (EG-02) ...... 118 Knobel M. (GF-09) ...... 181 Kharrazi S. (FE-06) ...... 147 Kim J.C. (DR-10) ...... 96 Kimura T. (FA-01) ...... 137 Knutson C. (HA-12) ...... 204 Khim Z. (CT-12) ...... 65 Kim J.W. (DG-07) ...... 89 Kimura T. (GU-04) ...... 197 Ko S. (AC-10) ...... 19 Khivintsev Y. (HQ-03) ...... 223 Kim K. (AC-15) ...... 20 Kimura T. (HQ-04) ...... 224 Ko S. (HT-04) ...... 230 Khlopkov K. (CE-09) ...... 50 Kim K. (DP-12) ...... 93 Kinane C.J. (AI-06) ...... 30 Ko V. (CT-04) ...... 65 Khlopkov K. (FT-03) ...... 162 Kim K. (ED-12) ...... 112 King S. (DA-13) ...... 75 Ko W. (HQ-06) ...... 224 Khusainov M.G. (GH-05) ...... 185 Kim K. (ER-14) ...... 127 Kinoda G. (EF-09) ...... 116 Kobayashi H. (CW-09) ...... 71 Khusainov M.M. (GH-05) ...... 185 Kim K. (ES-10) ...... 128 Kinoshita T. (DF-03) ...... 85 Kobayashi S. (DQ-05) ...... 94 Kido G. (DH-11) ...... 91 Kim K. (FQ-13) ...... 159 Kinser E. (FS-11) ...... 162 Kobayashi T. (BF-06) ...... 38 Kido G. (HP-06) ...... 222 Kim K. (GS-02) ...... 192 Kioseoglou G. (DP-09) ...... 92 Kodama K. (HT-01) ...... 230 Kief M.T. (CB-11) ...... 45 Kim K. (GS-06) ...... 193 Kioseoglou G. (EH-13) ...... 122 Kodama N. (FR-04) ...... 159 Kief M.T. (CD-02) ...... 48 Kim K. (GS-13) ...... 194 Kioseoglou G. (HD-03) ...... 210 Koehler U. (DV-11) ...... 105 Kikitsu A. (CU-09) ...... 67 Kim K. (GV-04) ...... 199 Kioseoglou G. (HD-04) ...... 210 Koerner T. (EQ-08) ...... 125 Kikuchi H. (DQ-05) ...... 94 Kim K. (GW-14) ...... 202 Kioseoglou G. (HD-09) ...... 211 Koh G. (AC-15) ...... 20 Kikuchi M. (HS-05) ...... 227 Kim K. (HE-01) ...... 212 Kioseoglou G. (HD-10) ...... 211 Koh G. (DP-12) ...... 93 Kikuchi N. (CW-12) ...... 71 Kim K. (HQ-01) ...... 223 Kioussis N. (ES-16) ...... 129 Kohara T. (GH-08) ...... 185 Kikuchi S. (HR-04) ...... 225 Kim K. (HQ-11) ...... 224 Kioussis N. (ES-17) ...... 129 Kohlhepp J. (DP-07) ...... 92 Kikuchi T. (HE-02) ...... 212 Kim K. (HR-05) ...... 225 Kipferl W. (DV-04) ...... 104 Kohlhepp J. (HS-01) ...... 227 Kikuchi Y. (AC-12) ...... 19 Kim K. (HR-12) ...... 226 Kipferl W. (HC-10) ...... 209 Kohlhepp J.T. (CB-02) ...... 43 Kim D. (FT-09) ...... 163 Kim K. (HS-11) ...... 228 Kirby B.J. (DA-07) ...... 74 Kohlhepp J.T. (EH-02) ...... 120 Kim K. (AC-04) ...... 18 Kim M. (CD-02) ...... 48 Kirchschlager R. (EV-14) ...... 135 Kohn A. (GD-03) ...... 175 Kim B. (DU-05) ...... 102 Kim M. (GT-14) ...... 196 Kirilyuk A. (AA-04) ...... 16 Kohno M. (DH-11) ...... 91 Kim C. (AI-02) ...... 30 Kim M. (HQ-15) ...... 225 Kirilyuk A. (CG-10) ...... 55 Koike T. (FF-07) ...... 150 Kim C. (CR-01) ...... 60 Kim S. (CR-01) ...... 60 Kirilyuk A. (CU-10) ...... 67 Koinuma H. (EV-08) ...... 134 Kim C. (CR-03) ...... 60 Kim S. (CR-03) ...... 60 Kirilyuk A. (DA-09) ...... 74 Koinuma H. (HE-07) ...... 213 Kim C. (CW-10) ...... 71 Kim S. (CW-11) ...... 71 Kirilyuk A. (EH-11) ...... 121 Kolá˘cek J. (EP-06) ...... 123 Kim C. (ER-07) ...... 127 Kim S. (DU-12) ...... 103 Kirilyuk A. (HG-06) ...... 218 Kolattukudy P.E. (DF-10) ...... 87 Kim C. (EW-15) ...... 137 Kim S. (EH-07) ...... 121 Kirk D. (CB-11) ...... 45 Kolesnik S. (AB-06) ...... 17 Kim C. (FQ-13) ...... 159 Kim S. (ER-03) ...... 126 Kirkwood D.M. (EU-01) ...... 132 Kolesnik S. (BD-04) ...... 36 Kim C. (FU-12) ...... 165 Kim S. (FR-07) ...... 160 Kirschner J. (DG-03) ...... 88 Kolesnik S. (CH-04) ...... 56 Kim C. (GS-01) ...... 192 Kim S. (FU-12) ...... 165 Kirschner J. (HT-05) ...... 231 Kolesnik S. (FE-08) ...... 147 Kim C. (GS-07) ...... 193 Kim S. (GP-05) ...... 187 Kirschner M. (BA-03) ...... 32 Kolesnik S. (GB-13) ...... 172 Kim C. (GS-13) ...... 194 Kim S. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Kirschner M. (DC-13) ...... 80 Kollu P. (GS-07) ...... 193 Kim C. (HS-06) ...... 227 Kim S. (GU-05) ...... 197 Kirschner M. (GC-02) ...... 173 Komakine T. (AE-06) ...... 23 Kim C. (HS-11) ...... 228 Kim S. (GW-14) ...... 202 Kirschner M. (HB-06) ...... 206 Komine T. (CV-01) ...... 68 Kim D. (DG-01) ...... 87 Kim S.B. (CA-04) ...... 43 Kiselev S. (DB-08) ...... 77 Kondo T. (CU-15) ...... 68 Kim D. (FQ-12) ...... 158 Kim T. (AC-04) ...... 18 Kiselev S. (HB-02) ...... 205 Kondo T. (DE-06) ...... 83 Kim D. (FT-06) ...... 162 Kim T. (AC-10) ...... 19 Kiselev S.I. (HA-07) ...... 204 Konishi T. (EV-12) ...... 134 Kim D. (FT-11) ...... 163 Kim T. (EW-03) ...... 135 Kishan H. (EP-11) ...... 124 Konishi Y. (FT-13) ...... 163 Kim D. (GV-04) ...... 199 Kim T. (GH-02) ...... 184 Kishi T. (GR-04) ...... 191 Kono T. (HS-07) ...... 227 Kim E. (FQ-12) ...... 158 Kim T. (GW-10) ...... 202 Kita T. (HA-02) ...... 203 Konovalenko A. (ES-27) ...... 130 Kim G. (CR-15) ...... 61 Kim T. (HE-01) ...... 212 Kitagawa E. (GR-04) ...... 191 Koo D. (GW-11) ...... 202 Kim G. (EU-02) ...... 132 Kim T. (HQ-13) ...... 224 Kitakami O. (DE-06) ...... 83 Koo H. (DP-18) ...... 93 Kim G. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Kim T. (HS-08) ...... 227 Kitakami O. (DE-07) ...... 84 Koo J. (HS-11) ...... 228 Kim G. (FU-09) ...... 165 Kim T. (HS-10) ...... 228 Kitakami O. (DE-12) ...... 84 Koopmans B. (AA-03) ...... 16 254 PROGRAM PROGRAM 255

Koopmans B. (CB-02) ...... 43 Kruglyak V.V. (CG-01) ...... 53 - L - Lee D. (CS-11) ...... 63 Koopmans B. (DP-07) ...... 92 Kruglyak V.V. (FH-07) ...... 154 Lee D. (FF-10) ...... 150 Lacerda A. (FH-12) ...... 155 Koopmans B. (EH-02) ...... 120 Kruglyak V.V. (HP-09) ...... 222 Lee D. (GS-08) ...... 193 Ladak S. (CB-03) ...... 44 Koopmans B. (HS-01) ...... 227 Kruglyak V.V. (HT-07) ...... 231 Lee G. (CW-10) ...... 71 Lafkioti M. (FE-07) ...... 147 Kopcewicz M. (CF-09) ...... 53 Kryder M.H. (EH-06) ...... 121 Lee G. (ED-02) ...... 111 Lafkioti M. (GD-07) ...... 175 Kopnarski M. (CW-04) ...... 70 Lee H. (AH-14) ...... 29 Ku H. (CT-08) ...... 65 Lagae L. (FC-09) ...... 143 Korecki J. (EV-06) ...... 134 Lee H. (CF-02) ...... 52 Ku J. (DP-16) ...... 93 Lah M. (DU-05) ...... 102 Korenivski V. (CB-15) ...... 45 Lee H. (CP-06) ...... 58 Kuanr B. (HQ-03) ...... 223 Lai C. (CC-08) ...... 46 Korenivski V. (DP-17) ...... 93 Lee H. (CQ-09) ...... 59 Kubo T. (DE-08) ...... 84 Lai C. (CE-05) ...... 50 Korenivski V. (ES-27) ...... 130 Lee H. (DE-05) ...... 83 Kubodera T. (CR-11) ...... 61 Lai C. (GQ-15) ...... 190 Korenivski V. (FA-12) ...... 139 Lee H. (EW-15) ...... 137 Kuboki Y. (DE-08) ...... 84 Lai C. (HH-02) ...... 220 Korenivski V. (FB-05) ...... 140 Lee H. (FR-03) ...... 159 Kubota H. (AC-11) ...... 19 Lai C. (HT-13) ...... 232 Korenivski V. (GH-10) ...... 186 Lee H. (FV-06) ...... 167 Kubota H. (CB-06) ...... 44 Lai M. (CW-02) ...... 70 Korenivski V. (GU-11) ...... 198 Lee H. (GS-01) ...... 192 Kubota H. (DB-04) ...... 76 Lai M. (FS-03) ...... 161 Korolev K.A. (CH-07) ...... 56 Lee H. (GU-05) ...... 197 Kubota H. (EB-06) ...... 108 Lai M. (FS-05) ...... 161 Kortright J.B. (BD-03) ...... 36 Kubota H. (ED-01) ...... 110 Lakshminarayanan V. (DV-12) . . . . .105 Lee H. (HR-09) ...... 226 Kortright J.B. (CD-01) ...... 47 Kubota H. (FC-10) ...... 143 Lan M. (EW-17) ...... 137 Lee J. (AC-15) ...... 20 Kortz U. (DU-02) ...... 102 Kubota H. (HA-06) ...... 204 Landau D.P. (DQ-03) ...... 94 Lee J. (CQ-09) ...... 59 Kos A.B. (BI-02) ...... 41 Kubota H. (HS-23) ...... 229 Landis S. (AI-10) ...... 31 Lee J. (CT-16) ...... 66 Kos A.B. (EH-09) ...... 121 Kuch W. (DG-03) ...... 88 Lanford R. (CP-09) ...... 58 Lee J. (DS-06) ...... 98 Kos A.B. (EH-14) ...... 122 Kuchko A.N. (HT-07) ...... 231 Lange E. (DD-01) ...... 81 Lee J. (ED-08) ...... 112 Kostogorova J. (CS-08) ...... 63 Kudo S. (CU-11) ...... 67 Langer J. (AE-02) ...... 22 Lee J. (ES-10) ...... 128 Kostylev M.P. (FF-01) ...... 149 Kuepper K. (DU-02) ...... 102 Langer J. (ED-11) ...... 112 Lee J. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Kotani x. (GV-12) ...... 200 Kuepper K. (FU-10) ...... 165 Langford R. (BB-03) ...... 33 Lee J. (FR-03) ...... 159 Kou Z. (DV-09) ...... 105 Kuhn L.T. (EW-12) ...... 136 Langham G. (EB-11) ...... 108 Lee J. (FS-02) ...... 161 Kou Z. (EE-08) ...... 114 Kuji T. (HQ-10) ...... 224 Langridge S. (AI-06) ...... 30 Lee J. (FV-06) ...... 167 Koubaa M. (FU-05) ...... 164 Kulda J. (DH-10) ...... 91 Lanning B. (CD-09) ...... 48 Lee J. (GH-04) ...... 185 Koulev N. (DT-13) ...... 100 Lee J. (GV-15) ...... 200 Kulik T. (CF-09) ...... 53 Lappas A. (DH-09) ...... 91 Kovac J. (CF-06) ...... 52 Lee J. (GW-10) ...... 202 Kulkarni S. (HQ-14) ...... 225 Larbalestier D. (AB-08) ...... 17 Kovac J. (FP-11) ...... 156 Lee J. (GW-12) ...... 202 Kulkarni S.K. (FE-06) ...... 147 Larin V. (GS-05) ...... 193 Kovalev A. (FA-04) ...... 138 Lee J. (GW-14) ...... 202 Kuma R. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Larson D.J. (AG-07) ...... 26 Koyama K. (AF-14) ...... 25 Lee J. (HQ-12) ...... 224 Kumagai T. (HE-12) ...... 214 Larson D.J. (HS-09) ...... 228 Koyama K. (EE-10) ...... 114 Lee J. (HR-03) ...... 225 Kumar A. (HF-07) ...... 215 Lasley-Hunter B.A. (EF-05) ...... 115 Koyama T. (GH-08) ...... 185 Lee J. (HR-05) ...... 225 Kumar N. (GF-02) ...... 180 Lasley-Hunter B.A. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Koyanagi T. (CT-02) ...... 64 Lee J. (HR-07) ...... 226 Kumar R. (GF-09) ...... 181 Lasley-Hunter B.A. (FU-07) ...... 165 Koyanagi T. (CT-14) ...... 66 Lee J. (HR-08) ...... 226 Kumar R. (HF-12) ...... 216 Lau J.W. (DG-11) ...... 89 Koyanagi T. (FS-10) ...... 161 Lee J. (HR-12) ...... 226 Kumar S. (HF-12) ...... 216 Laughlin D. (AE-07) ...... 23 Koymen A.R. (CD-03) ...... 48 Lee J. (HR-13) ...... 226 Kumigashira H. (EV-08) ...... 134 Laughlin D.E. (AC-13) ...... 20 Koyuhara N. (GF-10) ...... 181 Lee J.H. (HS-10) ...... 228 Kumigashira H. (HE-07) ...... 213 Laughlin D.E. (AF-11) ...... 25 Krafft C. (CQ-06) ...... 59 Lee J.I. (DR-10) ...... 96 Kundaliya D. (EB-11) ...... 108 Laughlin D.E. (CU-07) ...... 67 Krafft C. (EQ-01) ...... 124 Lee K. (CU-04) ...... 67 Kundaliya D. (FE-06) ...... 147 Laughlin D.E. (DE-05) ...... 83 Krafft C. (ES-06) ...... 128 Lee K. (DB-02) ...... 76 Kundaliya D. (GT-02) ...... 194 Laughlin D.E. (EG-05) ...... 118 Kramer M.J. (AF-03) ...... 24 Lauhkin V. (AB-07) ...... 17 Lee K. (DE-13) ...... 84 Kunz A. (CV-12) ...... 69 Kramer M.J. (AF-04) ...... 24 Lauhkin V. (CP-05) ...... 57 Lee K. (DU-05) ...... 102 Kuo C. (EV-11) ...... 134 Kramer M.J. (AF-06) ...... 24 Lauhkin, V. (CP-08) ...... 58 Lee K. (ED-12) ...... 112 Kuo J. (DP-06) ...... 92 Kramer M.J. (CE-10) ...... 50 Lavers J.D. (FF-13) ...... 151 Lee K. (EH-07) ...... 121 Kuo L. (GU-14) ...... 198 Kramer M.J. (FE-09) ...... 148 Lawson J.A. (EW-04) ...... 135 Lee K. (ES-29) ...... 130 Kuo P. (CU-12) ...... 67 Krasovitsky V.B. (EP-01) ...... 122 Lazpita P. (GE-02) ...... 178 Lee K. (EU-02) ...... 132 Kuo P. (FR-08) ...... 160 Krasyuk A. (DG-04) ...... 88 Le Gallou J. (HP-14) ...... 223 Lee K. (FG-10) ...... 153 Kuo P. (GQ-04) ...... 189 Kraus L. (GS-04) ...... 193 Le Q. (HB-09) ...... 206 Lee K. (GP-05) ...... 187 Kuo P. (GS-12) ...... 194 Krefft D. (GR-06) ...... 191 Leao J. (GB-13) ...... 172 Lee K. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Kuo P. (HT-08) ...... 231 Krenn H. (EV-14) ...... 135 Learmonth T. (EF-02) ...... 115 Lee K. (HS-08) ...... 227 Kuriplach J. (HF-13) ...... 216 Kreyssig A. (DG-07) ...... 89 Leblond T. (CH-10) ...... 57 Lee K.E. (GS-07) ...... 193 Krichevtsov B.B. (DV-08) ...... 104 Kurisu H. (EV-09) ...... 134 LeClair P.R. (CH-02) ...... 55 Lee M. (GP-05) ...... 187 Krichevtsov B.B. (GF-03) ...... 180 Kurnosikov O. (DP-07) ...... 92 LeClair P.R. (GH-14) ...... 186 Lee M. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Krieble K. (ER-05) ...... 126 Kuroda C.S. (DF-12) ...... 87 LeClair P.R. (GQ-07) ...... 189 Lee M. (GV-04) ...... 199 Krishnamoorthy C. (FU-02) ...... 164 Kuroda S. (DU-10) ...... 103 Lecoeur P. (FU-05) ...... 164 Lee S. (CC-06) ...... 46 Krishnamurthy S. (EF-02) ...... 115 Kuroiwa T. (CW-09) ...... 71 Lederman D. (GE-05) ...... 178 Lee S. (CQ-05) ...... 59 Krishnamurthy V.V. (AI-01) ...... 29 Kuroiwa T. (HT-11) ...... 231 Lederman D. (GV-01) ...... 199 Lee S. (CR-08) ...... 60 Krishnamurthy V.V. (DR-15) ...... 97 Kurokawa Y. (GU-01) ...... 197 Lederman D. (HG-13) ...... 219 Lee S. (CR-15) ...... 61 Krishnan K.M. (AI-08) ...... 31 Kuroki S. (CE-15) ...... 51 Lederman D. (HG-14) ...... 219 Lee S. (CR-19) ...... 62 Krishnan K.M. (DF-04) ...... 86 Kusunose T. (DF-03) ...... 85 Lee S.H. (FG-08) ...... 152 Lee S. (CT-03) ...... 64 Krishnan K.M. (EF-08) ...... 116 Kusunose T. (EE-03) ...... 113 Lee A.F. (HH-10) ...... 221 Lee S. (CU-05) ...... 67 Krishnan R. (GF-02) ...... 180 Kuwahara H. (HE-02) ...... 212 Lee B. (CR-01) ...... 60 Lee S. (CW-01) ...... 70 Krivorotov I. (DB-03) ...... 76 Kvitek R.J. (ET-02) ...... 131 Lee B. (FU-09) ...... 165 Lee S. (CW-15) ...... 72 Krivorotov I. (DB-08) ...... 77 Kwon J. (HQ-13) ...... 224 Lee B.C. (HS-10) ...... 228 Lee S. (DQ-07) ...... 94 Krivorotov I. (DB-09) ...... 77 Kwon J. (HR-09) ...... 226 Lee C. (GG-08) ...... 183 Lee S. (DU-04) ...... 102 Krivorotov I.N. (ES-14) ...... 129 Kwon S. (AD-11) ...... 22 Lee C. (GQ-08) ...... 190 Lee S. (EP-07) ...... 123 Krivorotov I.N. (FA-06) ...... 138 Kwon S. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Lee C. (GU-12) ...... 198 Lee S. (ES-02) ...... 128 Krivorotov I.N. (FA-07) ...... 138 Kwon S. (HR-08) ...... 226 Lee C. (HT-03) ...... 230 Lee S. (ES-05) ...... 128 Krotkov R.V. (CW-07) ...... 71 Kyotani T. (HQ-11) ...... 224 Lee D. (AF-09) ...... 25 Lee S. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Kruglyak V.V. (AD-10) ...... 22 Kyrsta S. (BA-04) ...... 32 Lee D. (AF-11) ...... 25 Lee S. (FT-04) ...... 162 256 PROGRAM PROGRAM 257

Lee S. (FU-09) ...... 165 Li C.H. (HD-10) ...... 211 Lichtenstein A.I. (FG-04) ...... 152 Liu C. (GW-02) ...... 201 Lee S. (FV-03) ...... 167 Li D. (CE-03) ...... 50 Liddell C. (GU-12) ...... 198 Liu C. (HR-15) ...... 226 Lee S. (FV-06) ...... 167 Li D. (EQ-09) ...... 125 Liddle A. (AD-11) ...... 22 Liu D. (ES-11) ...... 128 Lee S. (FV-10) ...... 167 Li D. (GV-01) ...... 199 Lidgi N. (CB-07) ...... 44 Liu F. (HA-12) ...... 204 Lee S. (GP-05) ...... 187 Li E. (AH-11) ...... 29 Liedke M. (EW-13) ...... 137 Liu H. (EQ-13) ...... 125 Lee S. (GQ-01) ...... 189 Li F. (HT-15) ...... 232 Liedke M.O. (GP-02) ...... 187 Liu H. (FU-13) ...... 165 Lee S. (GQ-04) ...... 189 Li G. (FD-07) ...... 145 Liew T. (CT-01) ...... 64 Liu J. (AF-01) ...... 24 Lee S. (GQ-10) ...... 190 Li H. (DF-11) ...... 87 Liew T. (CT-04) ...... 65 Liu J. (CE-03) ...... 50 Lee S. (GR-08) ...... 192 Li H. (FV-22) ...... 169 Liew T. (ET-13) ...... 132 Liu J. (DR-01) ...... 95 Lee S. (GU-05) ...... 197 Li J. (CR-18) ...... 62 Liew T. (HH-05) ...... 220 Liu J. (DR-07) ...... 96 Lee S. (GV-02) ...... 199 Li J. (DU-01) ...... 101 Lille J. (EC-01) ...... 109 Liu J. (DR-09) ...... 96 Lee S. (GV-04) ...... 199 Li J. (EQ-09) ...... 125 Lim C. (FR-03) ...... 159 Liu J. (EP-04) ...... 123 Lee S. (HQ-15) ...... 225 Li J. (FT-14) ...... 163 Lim H. (AF-01) ...... 24 Liu J. (GB-02) ...... 170 Lee S. (HT-14) ...... 232 Li J. (GQ-06) ...... 189 Lim S. (EG-03) ...... 118 Liu J. (GT-06) ...... 195 Lee S.L. (DE-15) ...... 85 Li J. (GW-06) ...... 201 Lim S. (GV-15) ...... 200 Liu J.J. (EQ-09) ...... 125 Lee T. (CU-04) ...... 67 Li J. (HE-10) ...... 213 Lim S. (HR-03) ...... 225 Liu K. (AB-03) ...... 16 Lee T. (CU-05) ...... 67 Li K. (GQ-06) ...... 189 Lim S. (HR-05) ...... 225 Liu K. (AD-03) ...... 20 Lee T. (FR-07) ...... 160 Li L. (DA-13) ...... 75 Lim S. (HR-12) ...... 226 Liu K. (AD-04) ...... 21 Lee T. (GU-14) ...... 198 Li L. (EG-07) ...... 118 Lim W. (HS-18) ...... 229 Liu K. (CD-10) ...... 49 Lee T. (HS-18) ...... 229 Li L. (ET-07) ...... 131 Lim W.L. (CT-06) ...... 65 Liu K. (GW-02) ...... 201 Lee W. (CT-08) ...... 65 Li M. (DA-02) ...... 73 Lim W.L. (CT-09) ...... 65 Liu K. (HG-11) ...... 219 Lee W. (CW-17) ...... 72 Li M. (ES-26) ...... 130 Lima A. (FP-10) ...... 156 Liu M. (DP-15) ...... 93 Lee Y. (AC-06) ...... 19 Li M. (FA-09) ...... 139 Lima E.A. (EA-04) ...... 106 Liu R. (AB-04) ...... 17 Lee Y. (CW-10) ...... 71 Li Q. (DT-15) ...... 101 Lima E.C. (GV-08) ...... 200 Liu R. (FE-05) ...... 147 Lee Y. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Li Q. (EE-08) ...... 114 Lin C. (CR-18) ...... 62 Liu S. (AF-09) ...... 25 Lee Y. (FT-04) ...... 162 Li Q. (EG-13) ...... 119 Lin C. (DU-01) ...... 101 Liu S. (AF-11) ...... 25 Lee Y. (GQ-01) ...... 189 Li Q. (EV-07) ...... 134 Lin C. (EW-07) ...... 136 Liu S. (CS-09) ...... 63 Lee Y. (GR-01) ...... 191 Li Q. (EW-18) ...... 137 Lin C. (EW-09) ...... 136 Liu S. (CS-13) ...... 64 Lee Y. (GT-16) ...... 196 Li Q. (HF-11) ...... 216 Lin C. (EW-11) ...... 136 Liu T. (GE-05) ...... 178 Lee Y. (GV-04) ...... 199 Li R. (GT-05) ...... 195 Lin H. (GB-10) ...... 172 Liu T. (GW-17) ...... 202 Lee Y.B. (DR-10) ...... 96 Li S. (EQ-13) ...... 125 Lin H. (GD-01) ...... 174 Liu W.K. (GB-01) ...... 170 LeFebvre A. (GC-13) ...... 174 Li S. (FU-13) ...... 165 Lin H. (GH-09) ...... 185 Liu X. (AG-10) ...... 27 Leheny R.L. (DF-09) ...... 86 Li S.C. (DP-13) ...... 93 Lin H. (HT-06) ...... 231 Liu X. (CR-10) ...... 61 Lehndorff R. (FA-13) ...... 139 Li S.C. (HS-24) ...... 229 Lin J. (DU-09) ...... 102 Liu X. (CT-03) ...... 64 Lei B. (FE-13) ...... 148 Li W. (DF-05) ...... 86 Lin J. (FU-04) ...... 164 Liu X. (CT-06) ...... 65 Leighton C. (AB-03) ...... 16 Li X. (AE-09) ...... 23 Lin J. (HE-13) ...... 214 Liu X. (CT-09) ...... 65 Leighton C. (AI-13) ...... 31 Li X. (CQ-03) ...... 59 Lin K. (GP-01) ...... 186 Liu X. (DA-07) ...... 74 Leighton C. (DS-05) ...... 98 Li X. (EF-15) ...... 117 Lin K. (GP-07) ...... 187 Liu X. (DE-10) ...... 84 Leighton C. (EB-04) ...... 107 Li X. (EW-16) ...... 137 Lin L. (GP-15) ...... 188 Liu X. (DR-13) ...... 97 Leitenmeier S. (EQ-08) ...... 125 Li X. (FF-09) ...... 150 Lin M. (CC-08) ...... 46 Liu X. (EU-04) ...... 133 Lemaitre A. (HA-03) ...... 203 Li X. (FP-13) ...... 157 Lin M. (ES-05) ...... 128 Liu X. (FP-06) ...... 156 Lemos J.M. (DD-04) ...... 81 Li X. (FQ-05) ...... 158 Lin M. (EV-11) ...... 134 Liu X. (GU-03) ...... 197 Lengsfield B. (CC-04) ...... 46 Li X. (GT-10) ...... 195 Lin M. (GP-15) ...... 188 Liu X. (HG-04) ...... 217 Leo T. (HG-04) ...... 217 Li X. (HD-12) ...... 211 Lin M. (HF-06) ...... 215 Liu Y. (BF-02) ...... 38 Leo T. (HG-08) ...... 218 Li Y. (EQ-13) ...... 125 Lin M. (HH-02) ...... 220 Liu Y. (CU-08) ...... 67 Leon-Garcia O. (EG-14) ...... 120 Li Y. (FE-12) ...... 148 Lin R. (GG-13) ...... 184 Liu Y. (CV-02) ...... 68 Lepadatu S. (AD-08) ...... 21 Li Y. (FU-13) ...... 165 LIN S. (GG-12) ...... 184 Liu Y. (ES-26) ...... 130 Lepadatu S. (DV-09) ...... 105 Li Y. (GW-02) ...... 201 Lin S. (GU-14) ...... 198 Liu Y. (ES-28) ...... 130 Lepadatu S. (ES-07) ...... 128 Li Y. (HF-11) ...... 216 Lin T. (GB-10) ...... 172 Liu Y. (FA-09) ...... 139 Lepadatu S. (FS-07) ...... 161 Li Z. (BI-07) ...... 42 Lin W.C. (GP-15) ...... 188 Liu Y. (HS-25) ...... 229 Leslie-Pelecky D. (AH-03) ...... 28 Li Z. (DS-03) ...... 98 Lin W.W. (ES-11) ...... 128 Liu Y. (HT-02) ...... 230 Leslie-Pelecky D. (DF-01) ...... 85 Li Z. (ES-03) ...... 128 Lin Y. (CW-15) ...... 72 Liu Z. (CG-08) ...... 54 Letard J. (DU-06) ...... 102 Li Z. (FV-16) ...... 168 Lin Y. (EC-11) ...... 110 Liu Z. (GD-13) ...... 177 Leuschner R. (ED-02) ...... 111 Li Z. (GA-02) ...... 169 Lin Z.W. (BI-05) ...... 42 Liu Z. (GV-01) ...... 199 Leven B. (FF-01) ...... 149 Li Z. (GC-13) ...... 174 Linares J. (DU-06) ...... 102 Liu Z. (GW-06) ...... 201 Lew W. (FD-06) ...... 145 Li Z. (HG-11) ...... 219 Lindemuth J.R. (HP-04) ...... 222 Liu Z. (HG-14) ...... 219 Lew W.S. (FC-02) ...... 142 Li Z. (HG-15) ...... 219 Lindner J. (EQ-08) ...... 125 Livet F. (FT-12) ...... 163 Lewis L.H. (CE-10) ...... 50 Li Z. (HS-02) ...... 227 Liot F. (FH-06) ...... 154 Liviotti E. (BE-05) ...... 37 Lewis L.H. (CF-13) ...... 53 Liang S. (GF-06) ...... 181 Liou S. (AF-02) ...... 24 Llandro J. (GV-13) ...... 200 Lewis L.H. (EE-13) ...... 114 Liao K. (HS-19) ...... 229 Liou Y. (CW-01) ...... 70 Lo C. (DP-03) ...... 92 Lewis L.H. (EW-18) ...... 137 Liao K. (HS-24) ...... 229 Liou Y. (CW-15) ...... 72 Lo C. (DP-04) ...... 92 Lewis L.H. (FE-09) ...... 148 Liao W. (DR-04) ...... 96 Liou Y. (DR-03) ...... 96 Lo C. (DP-06) ...... 92 Lewis L.H. (FH-03) ...... 153 Liao Y. (CC-08) ...... 46 Liou Y. (ES-05) ...... 128 Lo C. (ER-05) ...... 126 Li C.H. (DP-09) ...... 92 Liao Y. (GH-13) ...... 186 Liou Y. (FS-12) ...... 162 Lo C. (FS-11) ...... 162 Li A. (DH-01) ...... 89 Liao Y. (GP-15) ...... 188 Liou Y. (FV-10) ...... 167 Lo C. (GE-07) ...... 178 Li C. (AD-03) ...... 20 Liao Y. (HH-02) ...... 220 Lippmaa M. (EV-08) ...... 134 Lo C. (GS-10) ...... 194 Li C. (AD-04) ...... 21 Liberati M. (CB-10) ...... 45 Lippmaa M. (HE-07) ...... 213 Lo C. (HT-10) ...... 231 Li C. (FE-13) ...... 148 Liberati M. (DS-07) ...... 98 Lisjak D. (GF-11) ...... 182 Lo C.C. (DD-08) ...... 82 Li C. (HD-04) ...... 210 Liberati M. (FU-18) ...... 166 Liskova E. (FU-05) ...... 164 Lo I. (CW-02) ...... 70 Li C.H. (EH-13) ...... 122 Liberati M. (GD-11) ...... 176 Liu Z. (AH-11) ...... 29 LoBue M. (EE-06) ...... 113 Li C.H. (HD-03) ...... 210 Liberati M. (GP-08) ...... 187 Liu B. (DC-07) ...... 79 Lodder J. (CW-12) ...... 71 Li C.H. (HD-09) ...... 211 Liberati M. (HG-07) ...... 218 Liu B. (EU-07) ...... 133 Lodder J. (HD-01) ...... 209 258 PROGRAM PROGRAM 259

Lodder J. (HD-06) ...... 210 Lynn J.W. (FG-08) ...... 152 Mandrus D. (FG-05) ...... 152 Matsukura F. (AC-06) ...... 19 Lodder J. (HD-07) ...... 210 Lynn J. (GE-06) ...... 178 MANGIN P. (AI-03) ...... 30 Matsukura F. (DA-04) ...... 74 Lodder J.C. (DG-09) ...... 89 Lynn J. (GE-10) ...... 179 Mangin P. (BD-03) ...... 36 Matsukura F. (DA-05) ...... 74 Lodder J.C. (EF-11) ...... 116 Lynn J.W. (CA-04) ...... 43 Mangin S. (AI-03) ...... 30 Matsukura F. (HA-02) ...... 203 Lodder J.C. (HE-05) ...... 212 Lyons E.S. (GE-09) ...... 179 Mangin S. (AI-04) ...... 30 Matsukura F. (HA-05) ...... 203 Loehndorf M. (FC-07) ...... 142 Lyubina J. (CE-09) ...... 50 Mani P. (AI-01) ...... 29 Matsumoto R. (HS-23) ...... 229 Lofland S. (HP-02) ...... 222 Manivannan A. (DF-07) ...... 86 Matsuno J. (BD-05) ...... 36 Logan M.S. (EW-12) ...... 136 - M - Manivannan A. (FQ-01) ...... 157 Matsuoka M. (AG-06) ...... 26 Lograsso T. (GE-04) ...... 178 Manivannan A. (FV-05) ...... 167 Matsushita N. (DF-06) ...... 86 Lograsso T. (GE-10) ...... 179 Ma B. (CU-14) ...... 68 Mankey G. (EW-01) ...... 135 Matsushita N. (GF-05) ...... 181 Lograsso T.A. (AE-03) ...... 23 Ma B. (ES-28) ...... 130 Mankey G. (HT-19) ...... 232 Matsushita N. (HF-03) ...... 215 Lograsso T.A. (EE-13) ...... 114 Ma B. (HT-02) ...... 230 Mankey G.J. (AI-01) ...... 29 Matsushita T. (EW-14) ...... 137 Loidl A. (FE-07) ...... 147 Ma J. (HE-06) ...... 213 Manoharan S. (GT-02) ...... 194 Matsuura M. (EV-09) ...... 134 Loison J. (DS-11) ...... 99 Ma X. (EE-08) ...... 114 Mao M. (EG-07) ...... 118 Matsuyama K. (CW-03) ...... 70 Loloee R. (FA-03) ...... 138 Ma Y. (FS-12) ...... 162 Mao S. (CB-11) ...... 45 Mattei J. (FF-05) ...... 149 Loloee R. (FA-08) ...... 139 Maass W. (AE-02) ...... 22 Marangolo M. (EB-09) ...... 108 Mattheis R. (AG-04) ...... 26 Long H. (AH-11) ...... 29 Maass W. (ED-11) ...... 112 Marangolo M. (HS-16) ...... 228 Mattheis R. (CW-05) ...... 70 Long J.W. (EW-12) ...... 136 Maat S. (CH-01) ...... 55 Maranville B.B. (BC-07) ...... 35 Matthew J.A. (EG-13) ...... 119 Lookman T. (AB-05) ...... 17 Maat S. (GD-05) ...... 175 Maranville B.B. (ED-07) ...... 111 Matthew J.A. (HH-10) ...... 221 Loose A. (CR-13) ...... 61 Maat S. (HB-01) ...... 205 Marcelli R. (FF-07) ...... 150 Matutes-Aquino J.A. (CS-10) ...... 63 Lopez-Diaz L. (DB-09) ...... 77 Maat S. (HB-05) ...... 206 Marchon B. (CC-02) ...... 46 Matutes-Aquino J.A. (DU-11) . . . . .103 Lopez-Diaz L. (ES-19) ...... 129 Maat S. (HH-01) ...... 219 Margulies D.T. (HB-13) ...... 207 Matutes-Aquino J.A. (HP-08) ...... 222 Lopusnik R. (DD-03) ...... 81 Macaroff P.P. (GV-08) ...... 200 Marinescu M. (AF-10) ...... 25 Matvienko A. (FU-06) ...... 164 Lora Serrano R. (FG-06) ...... 152 MacDonald S. (HB-09) ...... 206 Marius M.S. (GV-07) ...... 199 Mauri D. (GR-11) ...... 192 Lord D. (EQ-11) ...... 125 Madami M. (BC-03) ...... 34 Markandeyulu G. (AF-07) ...... 25 Mauri D. (HA-07) ...... 204 Lord K. (EF-05) ...... 115 Madami M. (DV-03) ...... 104 Markandeyulu G. (CF-12) ...... 53 Maurice J. (FE-01) ...... 146 Lord K. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Madami M. (EV-10) ...... 134 Markandeyulu G. (FE-11) ...... 148 Mayergoyz I.D. (AH-12) ...... 29 Lord K. (FU-07) ...... 165 Mader W. (FQ-04) ...... 158 Marques Lacava Z.G. (GV-08) . . . . .200 Mayergoyz I.D. (CG-03) ...... 54 Lorenz B. (GE-06) ...... 178 Maeda M. (DF-06) ...... 86 Marrows C.H. (AI-06) ...... 30 Mayergoyz I.D. (CQ-06) ...... 59 Loss D. (YA-04) ...... 106 Maeda M. (DF-12) ...... 87 Marrows C.H. (BB-01) ...... 33 Mayergoyz I.D. (CV-03) ...... 68 Lott D. (BD-01) ...... 35 Maehara H. (AC-11) ...... 19 Marrows C.H. (CB-04) ...... 44 Mayergoyz I.D. (DB-12) ...... 78 Lottermoser T. (BD-05) ...... 36 Maehara H. (DB-04) ...... 76 Marrows C.H. (ED-04) ...... 111 Mayergoyz I.D. (EQ-01) ...... 124 Lou X. (HD-05) ...... 210 Maehara H. (HA-06) ...... 204 Marrows C.H. (HG-09) ...... 218 Mayergoyz I.D. (ES-18) ...... 129 Lowther M.A. (AD-11) ...... 22 Maehara H. (HS-23) ...... 229 Marrows C.H. (HS-15) ...... 228 Mazzone D. (DU-14) ...... 103 Lozenko A.F. (BD-02) ...... 36 Magni A. (EG-03) ...... 118 Marshall A.F. (HE-04) ...... 212 McBride K.K. (EA-04) ...... 106 Lu B. (CC-05) ...... 46 Mah C. (FR-01) ...... 159 Marti X.R. (FE-04) ...... 147 McCall S. (HG-02) ...... 217 Lu B. (CC-09) ...... 47 Maignan A. (GT-07) ...... 195 Martin A. (DF-02) ...... 85 McCallum A. (BI-01) ...... 41 Lu B. (CU-01) ...... 66 Mais J. (AB-06) ...... 17 Martin C. (GT-07) ...... 195 McCallum R.W. (AF-03) ...... 24 Lu B. (DR-05) ...... 96 Mais J. (AB-10) ...... 18 Martin K. (AH-02) ...... 27 McCallum R.W. (AF-04) ...... 24 Lu B. (GC-07) ...... 173 Mais J. (FE-08) ...... 147 Martin L.W. (HE-03) ...... 212 McCallum R.W. (AF-06) ...... 24 Lu M. (AI-05) ...... 30 Majetich S. (DC-02) ...... 78 Martin Rodriguez D. (DH-03) ...... 90 McCallum R.W. (CE-10) ...... 50 Lu W. (EW-17) ...... 137 Majetich S.A. (BA-01) ...... 32 Martinez E. (DB-09) ...... 77 McCallum R.W. (CS-02) ...... 62 Lu Y. (AD-08) ...... 21 Majewski P. (CR-17) ...... 62 Martinez E. (ES-19) ...... 129 McCarty A.D. (BG-01) ...... 39 Lu Y. (EF-15) ...... 117 Majewski P. (GD-12) ...... 176 Martinez M.J. (DC-09) ...... 79 McCarty K.F. (HC-05) ...... 208 Lu Y. (FB-10) ...... 141 Majkrzak C.F. (XA-01) ...... 15 Martins J.L. (AG-05) ...... 26 McCluskey M.D. (DA-14) ...... 75 Lu Y. (FQ-05) ...... 158 Makino A. (CF-11) ...... 53 Marty A. (FT-12) ...... 163 McCord J. (CG-07) ...... 54 Lu Z. (BB-07) ...... 34 Maksimov O. (DA-03) ...... 73 Marty A. (GP-04) ...... 187 McCord J. (FT-03) ...... 162 Lu Z. (FU-13) ...... 165 Maksimov O. (DA-08) ...... 74 Marukame T. (AC-09) ...... 19 McCord J. (HF-04) ...... 215 Lu Z. (GD-13) ...... 177 Malatek M. (GS-04) ...... 193 Marukame T. (GD-04) ...... 175 McCord J. (HG-03) ...... 217 Lu Z. (GD-14) ...... 177 Malatek M. (HQ-09) ...... 224 Maruyama T. (GU-02) ...... 197 McCready D.E. (EF-07) ...... 116 Luc P. (AH-04) ...... 28 Maletta H. (EV-12) ...... 134 Masmanidis S. (DA-02) ...... 73 McCready D.E. (FQ-09) ...... 158 Lucena M.A. (HG-01) ...... 217 Malhotra S. (CC-11) ...... 47 Matam M. (HE-08) ...... 213 McDonald K.F. (HP-10) ...... 222 Luders U. (EB-03) ...... 107 Malhotra S. (GC-11) ...... 174 Matarranz R. (FV-09) ...... 167 McElfresh M.W. (HG-02) ...... 217 Ludescher B. (DT-18) ...... 101 Malik S. (DR-16) ...... 97 Matarranz R. (FV-11) ...... 168 McEvoy C. (BB-04) ...... 33 Ludwig F. (FD-12) ...... 146 Malik S. (DU-15) ...... 103 Matarranz R. (GS-09) ...... 193 McEvoy C. (GD-10) ...... 176 Luebbe M. (FQ-04) ...... 158 Malik S. (FU-02) ...... 164 Mate C. (ET-01) ...... 131 McGary P.D. (DD-07) ...... 82 Luening J. (DG-02) ...... 88 Malik S. (GT-14) ...... 196 Mather P. (CB-12) ...... 45 McGuinness C. (EF-02) ...... 115 Luepke G. (DT-15) ...... 101 Malik S.K. (EE-10) ...... 114 Mather P.G. (AC-03) ...... 18 McHenry M.E. (CF-02) ...... 52 Luepke G. (EH-13) ...... 122 Malik S.K. (EE-11) ...... 114 Mathew X. (FQ-15) ...... 159 McHenry M.E. (CF-04) ...... 52 Luepke G. (HD-10) ...... 211 Malik S.K. (EE-12) ...... 114 Mathews M. (HE-05) ...... 212 McHenry M.E. (GF-07) ...... 181 Luettich M. (EH-05) ...... 121 Malik S.K. (GT-09) ...... 195 Mathur N. (BD-06) ...... 36 McHugh S. (BE-03) ...... 37 Luis F. (DC-09) ...... 79 Malik S.K. (GT-15) ...... 196 Matlage P.N. (DD-08) ...... 82 McKelvy M.J. (HE-09) ...... 213 Lund-Olesen T. (FD-11) ...... 145 Malkinski L. (CW-23) ...... 72 Matoba M. (CR-02) ...... 60 McMichael R.D. (BC-07) ...... 35 Lunney J.G. (EF-02) ...... 115 Malkinski L. (FU-06) ...... 164 Matoba M. (CR-11) ...... 61 McMichael R.D. (ED-07) ...... 111 Luo G. (GT-10) ...... 195 Malkinski L. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Matsuda K. (AC-09) ...... 19 McMorrow D. (HE-09) ...... 213 Luo P. (GQ-06) ...... 189 Malkinski L. (GS-11) ...... 194 Matsuda K. (GD-04) ...... 175 McVitie S. (AG-01) ...... 26 Luo W. (DF-10) ...... 87 Mallory R. (DP-09) ...... 92 Matsuda Y. (GU-13) ...... 198 McVitie S. (FT-08) ...... 163 Lupu N. (CF-10) ...... 53 Mallory R. (HD-04) ...... 210 Matsui T. (DU-08) ...... 102 Md Nor A.F. (HS-04) ...... 227 Lupulescu C. (CG-09) ...... 55 Manabe T. (HE-12) ...... 214 Matsuki H. (GU-01) ...... 197 Meckenstock R. (BC-01) ...... 34 Luskaszew R. (AG-09) ...... 27 Manandhar P. (DD-05) ...... 82 Matsuki H. (GU-02) ...... 197 Meckenstock R. (DT-11) ...... 100 Lussier A. (EF-12) ...... 117 Manchon A. (ES-12) ...... 129 Matsuki H. (GU-06) ...... 197 Meckenstock R. (DV-11) ...... 105 Luysberg M. (BG-06) ...... 40 Mancoff F. (DB-06) ...... 77 Matsuki H. (GU-10) ...... 198 Medina A.N. (CR-14) ...... 61 260 PROGRAM PROGRAM 261

Meguro T. (HA-05) ...... 203 Min S. (GS-11) ...... 194 Montoncello F. (AD-06) ...... 21 Mryasov O.N. (AA-03) ...... 16 Mehta R. (GF-12) ...... 182 Min Y. (EG-07) ...... 118 Moodenbaugh A.R. (CF-13) ...... 53 Mryasov O.N. (AH-09) ...... 28 Meier G.D. (FT-09) ...... 163 Minardi M. (CC-02) ...... 46 Moodenbaugh A.R. (EW-18) ...... 137 Mryasov O.N. (DC-05) ...... 79 Meier R. (HC-10) ...... 209 Mine N. (CS-15) ...... 64 Moodenbaugh A.R. (FE-09) ...... 148 Mryasov O.N. (EC-05) ...... 109 Mejia Lopez J. (AD-04) ...... 21 MingDaou L. (GS-10) ...... 194 Moodera J. (CG-06) ...... 54 Mryasov O.N. (HH-11) ...... 221 Mejia-Garcia C. (FQ-15) ...... 159 Minor M.K. (CD-02) ...... 48 Moodera J.S. (CB-01) ...... 43 Mudryk Y.S. (FP-03) ...... 156 Melcher P. (HP-10) ...... 222 Miotkowski I. (BG-02) ...... 39 Moodera J.S. (CB-08) ...... 44 Muecklich A. (EW-13) ...... 137 Melikhov Y. (CQ-05) ...... 59 Miotkowski I. (CT-15) ...... 66 Moodera J.S. (CB-10) ...... 45 Muecklich A. (GB-09) ...... 171 Melikhov Y. (DD-08) ...... 82 Miotto R. (GV-06) ...... 199 Moodera J.S. (CH-02) ...... 55 Mueller K. (CE-09) ...... 50 Melikhov Y. (GE-07) ...... 178 Miranda E. (FG-06) ...... 152 Moodera J.S. (EH-05) ...... 121 Mueller K. (EE-04) ...... 113 Melikhov Z. (ER-05) ...... 126 Miranda R. (BA-04) ...... 32 Moodera J.S. (GH-02) ...... 184 Mueller K.H. (GT-11) ...... 196 Melkebeek J. (DQ-09) ...... 94 Miranda R. (DV-07) ...... 104 Moodera J.S. (GH-14) ...... 186 Mueller L. (GC-02) ...... 173 Melkebeek J. (HP-15) ...... 223 Misra D.S. (GF-02) ...... 180 Moodera J.S. (GQ-07) ...... 189 Mueller R. (AE-08) ...... 23 Melkov G.A. (DT-16) ...... 101 Misra S.K. (FQ-10) ...... 158 Moon J. (CB-13) ...... 45 Muenzenberg M. (CG-06) ...... 54 Melkov G.A. (EH-10) ...... 121 Mistrik J. (FU-05) ...... 164 Moon J. (ED-08) ...... 112 Muenzenberg M. (EH-05) ...... 121 Melkov G.A. (FF-02) ...... 149 Mitani S. (CB-05) ...... 44 Moore L.R. (GU-07) ...... 198 Muhida R. (CW-27) ...... 73 Mendes M.J. (AG-05) ...... 26 Mitani S. (DS-13) ...... 99 Moore T.A. (CW-08) ...... 71 Mukherjee S. (GC-04) ...... 173 Mendonca Ferreira L. (DT-01) ...... 99 Mitani S. (DV-06) ...... 104 Moore T.A. (FB-02) ...... 140 Mukovskii Y.M. (FU-17) ...... 166 Mendu K.K. (FQ-05) ...... 158 Mitani S. (ES-15) ...... 129 Moore T.A. (HC-01) ...... 207 Mun S. (CB-13) ...... 45 Meng H. (AC-07) ...... 19 Mitani S. (HT-18) ...... 232 Morais P.C. (BA-02) ...... 32 Munakata M. (FF-04) ...... 149 Meng H. (FA-10) ...... 139 Mitchell J.F. (AB-02) ...... 16 Morais P.C. (EW-06) ...... 136 Mundon S. (DD-01) ...... 81 Meng H. (FB-11) ...... 141 Mitchell J.F. (HE-04) ...... 212 Morais P.C. (GV-08) ...... 200 Munford M.L. (FC-04) ...... 142 Mennicke R.T. (GQ-12) ...... 190 Mitrelias T. (GV-13) ...... 200 Morales R. (FV-16) ...... 168 Munoz M. (CB-07) ...... 44 Menushenkov V.P. (CS-07) ...... 63 Mitsuzuka K. (CU-15) ...... 68 Moran O. (CP-01) ...... 57 Munoz M. (FA-05) ...... 138 Menzel E. (EB-05) ...... 107 Mitsuzuka K. (CW-12) ...... 71 Moran O. (HT-16) ...... 232 Munroe P. (EP-09) ...... 124 Mercer T. (DF-11) ...... 87 Miura H. (GU-10) ...... 198 Moraru I.C. (GH-06) ...... 185 Munteanu M. (CC-09) ...... 47 Mercey B. (FU-05) ...... 164 Miura S. (FB-07) ...... 141 Morchshakov V. (FU-14) ...... 166 Murakami R.K. (CS-02) ...... 62 Merit K. (FV-17) ...... 168 Miura Y. (EG-08) ...... 119 Morecroft D. (FB-02) ...... 140 Muraki K. (FG-01) ...... 151 Meruvia M.S. (FC-04) ...... 142 Miura Y. (FF-04) ...... 149 Morecroft D. (HC-01) ...... 207 Muranoi T. (CV-01) ...... 68 Merzlikine A.G. (ET-07) ...... 131 Miura Y. (GD-06) ...... 175 Morecroft D. (HH-09) ...... 220 Muraoka H. (CU-03) ...... 67 Metlushko V. (CG-08) ...... 54 Miyajima H. (CW-14) ...... 71 Morel R. (GP-10) ...... 188 Muraoka H. (CU-15) ...... 68 Metlushko V. (FV-23) ...... 169 Miyajima H. (CW-18) ...... 72 Moreland J. (BI-01) ...... 41 Muraoka H. (DE-07) ...... 84 Mewes T. (BC-02) ...... 34 Miyajima H. (CW-21) ...... 72 Moreland J. (FT-04) ...... 162 Muraoka H. (DE-12) ...... 84 Meyer C. (FV-07) ...... 167 Miyake K. (HB-04) ...... 205 Morgan C.G. (AI-05) ...... 30 Murase H. (GV-03) ...... 199 Meyer D. (DD-06) ...... 82 Miyake Y. (FF-04) ...... 149 Morgan H. (GV-13) ...... 200 Murgia M. (FC-11) ...... 143 Meyer D. (FE-14) ...... 148 Miyakoshi T. (AC-12) ...... 19 Mori K. (ED-10) ...... 112 Murillo R. (CW-12) ...... 71 Meza-Aguilar S. (DV-02) ...... 104 Miyao T. (AG-10) ...... 27 Mori K. (FB-07) ...... 141 Murphy T. (FH-12) ...... 155 Mezani S. (GW-01) ...... 201 Miyasaka J. (GF-05) ...... 181 Mori T. (DT-03) ...... 99 Murray C. (DR-01) ...... 95 Miao G. (EB-02) ...... 107 Miyawaki S. (CT-14) ...... 66 Morii K. (DU-08) ...... 102 Mushailov E.S. (HG-02) ...... 217 Miao G. (GD-14) ...... 177 Miyazaki A. (HS-05) ...... 227 Morimoto Y. (DC-06) ...... 79 Musiejovsky L. (BI-03) ...... 41 Miao G. (GP-16) ...... 188 Miyazaki T. (AC-12) ...... 19 Morisako A. (AG-10) ...... 27 Muto H. (DQ-11) ...... 94 Miao G. (HS-22) ...... 229 Miyazaki T. (AF-14) ...... 25 Morisako A. (DE-10) ...... 84 Myasoedov Y. (BE-01) ...... 37 Miao J. (GD-13) ...... 177 Miyazaki T. (CB-06) ...... 44 Morisako A. (DR-13) ...... 97 Myasoedov Y. (BE-03) ...... 37 Miao X. (ET-05) ...... 131 Miyazaki T. (EB-06) ...... 108 Morisako A. (EU-04) ...... 133 Myasoedov Y. (BE-04) ...... 37 Miao X. (EU-07) ...... 133 Miyazaki T. (EH-15) ...... 122 Morise H. (DB-13) ...... 78 Mydosh J.A. (CR-13) ...... 61 Mibu K. (BD-01) ...... 35 Miyazaki T. (HS-04) ...... 227 Morita T. (AC-12) ...... 19 Myers E.B. (DA-02) ...... 73 Mibu K. (HT-01) ...... 230 Miyoshi Y. (GD-03) ...... 175 Moriya R. (HA-13) ...... 205 Myers R.C. (YA-01) ...... 105 Mibu K. (HT-09) ...... 231 Mizoguchi T. (BF-03) ...... 38 Morley N.A. (EV-13) ...... 135 Myers T.H. (GE-05) ...... 178 Michel R. (EC-02) ...... 109 Mizoguchi Y. (FF-04) ...... 149 Morozkin A. (DR-16) ...... 97 Michels A. (CF-07) ...... 52 Mizuguchi M. (AC-11) ...... 19 Morozkin A. (DU-15) ...... 103 - N - Michels A. (CH-05) ...... 56 Mizuguchi M. (HS-14) ...... 228 Morrison S. (ER-01) ...... 126 Michlmayr T. (EV-05) ...... 134 Mizuguchi M. (HS-23) ...... 229 Morup S. (EW-12) ...... 136 Na K. (EG-10) ...... 119 Migliori A. (HE-01) ...... 212 Mizukoshi Y. (DF-03) ...... 85 Moryia R. (ES-30) ...... 130 Nadgorny B. (CT-06) ...... 65 Miguel J. (AI-09) ...... 31 Mizuno N. (EV-01) ...... 133 Mosca D.H. (HS-16) ...... 228 Nadgorny B. (EF-06) ...... 116 Mihai T. (FD-09) ...... 145 Mizusaki S. (CR-16) ...... 61 Mosendz O. (EH-03) ...... 120 Nadolski S. (AB-07) ...... 17 Mihajlovic G. (DD-05) ...... 82 Mizuseki H. (EF-13) ...... 117 Moser A. (CC-02) ...... 46 Nagae T. (HQ-01) ...... 223 Mihajlovic G. (FD-02) ...... 144 Mizuta S. (HE-12) ...... 214 Moser A. (HB-13) ...... 207 Nagahama T. (ED-01) ...... 110 Miki K. (GT-05) ...... 195 Moeller M. (DT-11) ...... 100 Moses A.J. (HR-01) ...... 225 Nagahama T. (HS-14) ...... 228 Mikula V. (EE-05) ...... 113 Mohaddes-Ardabili L. (GE-01) . . . .177 Motohashi K. (HD-07) ...... 210 Nagahama T. (HS-23) ...... 229 Mikuszeit N. (BA-04) ...... 32 Mohaddes-Ardabili L. (HE-03) . . . .212 Motohashi M. (GC-08) ...... 173 Nagahara K. (GR-04) ...... 191 Miles J. (DE-14) ...... 85 Mohaddes-Aribili L. (GF-08) ...... 181 Motoyama G. (GH-08) ...... 185 Nagamine M. (ED-10) ...... 112 Miller C.W. (HG-15) ...... 219 Mohanan S. (HH-07) ...... 220 Mougin A. (GP-04) ...... 187 Naganuma H. (EW-05) ...... 136 Miller M.K. (AF-03) ...... 24 Mohanapriya S. (DV-12) ...... 105 Mourad R. (CT-15) ...... 66 Nagao K. (GD-06) ...... 175 Miltat J. (ES-04) ...... 128 Moiseenko A.N. (HP-13) ...... 223 Moyerman S. (GQ-09) ...... 190 Nagarajan R. (EE-12) ...... 114 Miltat J. (ES-20) ...... 129 Molenkamp L. (DA-09) ...... 74 Moze O. (CF-07) ...... 52 Nagasaka K. (HB-03) ...... 205 Miltat J.E. (GA-04) ...... 170 Moneck M.T. (AC-13) ...... 20 Moze O. (CH-05) ...... 56 Nagase T. (CU-09) ...... 67 Min B. (FU-09) ...... 165 Moneck M.T. (DP-11) ...... 93 Moze O. (GE-10) ...... 179 Nagase T. (ED-10) ...... 112 Min B. (HD-06) ...... 210 Montaigne F. (AC-01) ...... 18 Mryasov O. (CD-02) ...... 48 Nagata Y. (CR-16) ...... 61 Min B. (HD-07) ...... 210 Montaigne F. (AI-04) ...... 30 Mryasov O. (CD-07) ...... 48 Nagayama T. (CV-01) ...... 68 Min D. (BI-01) ...... 41 Montes A. (DH-04) ...... 90 Mryasov O. (DC-10) ...... 80 Naidyuk Y.G. (FA-12) ...... 139 Min J. (FV-04) ...... 167 Montgomery J.H. (HT-17) ...... 232 Mryasov O. (DR-14) ...... 97 Naik R. (DC-14) ...... 80 Min J. (HT-04) ...... 230 Montigny B. (ES-20) ...... 129 Mryasov O. (FH-13) ...... 155 Naik V.M. (DC-14) ...... 80 262 PROGRAM PROGRAM 263

Naka M. (GP-17) ...... 188 Neumark G.F. (DG-11) ...... 89 Nori S. (HE-11) ...... 214 Ohldag H. (DA-14) ...... 75 Nakagawa H. (GV-12) ...... 200 Ng D. (GH-01) ...... 184 Noro Y. (CR-16) ...... 61 Ohldag H. (GP-08) ...... 187 Nakagawa K. (CU-11) ...... 67 Ng V. (DP-01) ...... 91 Notin L. (GP-10) ...... 188 Ohldag H. (HG-07) ...... 218 Nakagawa S. (BF-06) ...... 38 Nguyen H. (HB-09) ...... 206 Novak P. (HF-13) ...... 216 Ohldag H. (HG-13) ...... 219 Nakagawa S. (CP-07) ...... 58 Nguyen H.D. (GS-07) ...... 193 Novosad V. (BC-04) ...... 35 Ohnishi T. (EV-08) ...... 134 Nakagawa S. (GC-09) ...... 174 Nguyen H.T. (ES-08) ...... 128 Novosad V. (CW-24) ...... 72 Ohnishi T. (HE-07) ...... 213 Nakagawa T. (DF-03) ...... 85 Nguyen T. (GS-13) ...... 194 Novosad V. (EH-01) ...... 120 Ohno H. (AC-06) ...... 19 Nakagawa T. (EE-03) ...... 113 Nguyen T.M. (DT-14) ...... 100 Novosad V. (HC-12) ...... 209 Ohno H. (AC-12) ...... 19 Nakahira A. (GV-03) ...... 199 Ni C. (BG-03) ...... 39 Novotny M.A. (FH-11) ...... 155 Ohno H. (DA-04) ...... 74 Nakamoto K. (HB-02) ...... 205 Ni C. (DV-09) ...... 105 Nowak E. (AC-05) ...... 19 Ohno H. (DA-05) ...... 74 Nakamura D. (DD-02) ...... 81 Ni W. (GU-12) ...... 198 Nowak E.R. (AE-01) ...... 22 Ohno H. (DD-05) ...... 82 Nakamura K. (EV-01) ...... 133 Niebieskikwiat D. (BD-06) ...... 36 Nowak J. (FB-10) ...... 141 Ohno H. (FD-02) ...... 144 Nakamura K. (HR-04) ...... 225 Nielsen K. (FQ-04) ...... 158 Nowak U. (DC-05) ...... 79 Ohno H. (HA-02) ...... 203 Nakamura S. (DB-13) ...... 78 Nigam A.K. (EE-10) ...... 114 Nowak U. (DC-10) ...... 80 Ohno H. (HA-05) ...... 203 Nakamura S. (HE-02) ...... 212 Nigam A.K. (EE-11) ...... 114 Nowak U. (GP-12) ...... 188 Ohno H. (YA-02) ...... 105 Nakamura T. (FU-03) ...... 164 Nigam A.K. (GF-02) ...... 180 Nozaki Y. (CW-03) ...... 70 Ohodnicki P.R. (CD-07) ...... 48 Nakamura Y. (CU-15) ...... 68 Nihei Y. (GU-01) ...... 197 Nozieres J. (CE-07) ...... 50 Ohodnicki P.R. (CF-04) ...... 52 Nakamura Y. (DE-06) ...... 83 Niihara K. (EE-03) ...... 113 Nozieres J. (DP-08) ...... 92 Ohsawa Y. (GQ-02) ...... 189 Nakamura Y. (DE-07) ...... 84 Niizeki T. (CB-06) ...... 44 Nozieres J. (ES-26) ...... 130 Ohshima N. (FB-07) ...... 141 Nakamura Y. (DE-12) ...... 84 Nikitenko V.I. (CD-06) ...... 48 Nozieres J. (FA-09) ...... 139 Ohtani K. (DD-05) ...... 82 Nakane R. (DS-01) ...... 97 Nikles D. (CE-02) ...... 49 Nozue M. (CW-18) ...... 72 Ohtani K. (FD-02) ...... 144 Nakanishi H. (CW-27) ...... 73 Nikles D. (EW-02) ...... 135 Numata H. (GR-04) ...... 191 Ohtsuki M. (FR-11) ...... 160 Nakano M. (EF-10) ...... 116 Nikles D.E. (EW-01) ...... 135 Numazawa T. (EE-03) ...... 113 Ohya M. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Nakano M. (EU-03) ...... 132 Nikles D.E. (EW-04) ...... 135 Nunes W.C. (EW-10) ...... 136 Oikawa K. (FR-06) ...... 160 Nakashima Y. (HP-12) ...... 222 Ningthoujam R. (HE-11) ...... 214 Nutting J. (DD-06) ...... 82 Oka H. (BF-05) ...... 38 Nakata J. (EB-06) ...... 108 Nino M.A. (BA-04) ...... 32 Nutting J. (FE-14) ...... 148 Okabe Y. (AH-14) ...... 29 Nakatani R. (CW-09) ...... 71 Nirmala R. (DR-16) ...... 97 Nyholm L. (GB-05) ...... 171 Okada A. (EQ-02) ...... 124 Nakatani Y. (ES-04) ...... 128 Nirmala R. (DU-15) ...... 103 Nyvlt M. (HT-05) ...... 231 Okada N. (CR-16) ...... 61 Nakatani Y. (FR-04) ...... 159 Nirmala R. (EE-11) ...... 114 Okada S. (EV-09) ...... 134 Nakayama H. (FF-04) ...... 149 Nirmala R. (FU-02) ...... 164 - O - Okada T. (GU-09) ...... 198 Nakotte H. (FG-08) ...... 152 Nirmala R. (GT-15) ...... 196 Okamoto S. (DE-06) ...... 83 Nakotte H. (FV-19) ...... 168 Nishida S. (GV-03) ...... 199 O’Brien S. (CW-25) ...... 73 Okamoto S. (DE-12) ...... 84 Nam C. (ED-12) ...... 112 Nishimatsu T. (EF-13) ...... 117 O’Connor C. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Okamura M. (HT-18) ...... 232 Nam J. (GS-11) ...... 194 Nishimura K. (EQ-05) ...... 125 O’Connor C.J. (DF-02) ...... 85 Okamura S. (HS-05) ...... 227 Nam K. (AC-15) ...... 20 Nishio K. (DF-06) ...... 86 O’Donnell D. (AG-01) ...... 26 Okawa K. (DF-06) ...... 86 Nam K. (ED-08) ...... 112 Nishio K. (FD-01) ...... 144 O’Donnell T. (HQ-14) ...... 225 Okazaki Y. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Nanba K. (GC-08) ...... 173 Nishio S. (EE-03) ...... 113 O’Grady K. (GC-06) ...... 173 Okazaki Y. (DE-12) ...... 84 Nandwana V. (CE-03) ...... 50 Nishioka S. (HS-23) ...... 229 O’Grady K. (GV-05) ...... 199 Okuno T. (AD-06) ...... 21 Napoletano M. (DU-14) ...... 103 Nishiyama K. (ED-10) ...... 112 O’Handley R.C. (AI-05) ...... 30 Okuno T. (BC-03) ...... 34 Narimatsu H. (FD-01) ...... 144 Nistor C. (HA-12) ...... 204 O’Handley R.C. (GE-02) ...... 178 Olamit J. (HG-11) ...... 219 Narkevtsev I.M. (HP-13) ...... 223 Nistor I. (CQ-06) ...... 59 O’Handley R.C. (GE-03) ...... 178 Oliveira A.B. (GQ-14) ...... 190 Narlikar A.V. (EP-11) ...... 124 Nistor I. (EQ-01) ...... 124 O’Handley R.C. (GE-09) ...... 179 Oliveira A.C. (EW-06) ...... 136 Nascimento F.C. (FP-02) ...... 156 Niu D. (AD-08) ...... 21 O’Reilly C. (DT-10) ...... 100 Oliveira J.R. (GD-02) ...... 175 Nascimento V.P. (GP-06) ...... 187 Nix L. (HB-09) ...... 206 O’Sullivan E. (FB-10) ...... 141 Olyslager F. (CV-04) ...... 69 Nath P. (GU-07) ...... 198 Niznansky D. (HF-13) ...... 216 Ocker B. (ED-11) ...... 112 Oner Y. (DT-09) ...... 100 Naugle D.G. (CR-19) ...... 62 Nizzoli F. (AD-06) ...... 21 Ocker B. (AE-02) ...... 22 Oner Y. (FE-12) ...... 148 Naugle D.G. (EP-01) ...... 122 Nobrega E.P. (FP-09) ...... 156 Ocola L. (FT-10) ...... 163 Ong E. (AH-11) ...... 29 Nayak V. (CC-02) ...... 46 Nobuki T. (HQ-10) ...... 224 Oda M. (FT-13) ...... 163 Ong T. (CB-14) ...... 45 Nazarov A. (HB-10) ...... 206 Noda K. (HE-02) ...... 212 Oda Y. (GH-08) ...... 185 Ong T. (FG-03) ...... 152 Negi R. (EC-10) ...... 110 Noda R. (CR-02) ...... 60 Oelsner A. (DG-04) ...... 88 Ono K. (AC-12) ...... 19 Neguse E. (EF-12) ...... 117 Noginova N. (FU-15) ...... 166 Ofuchi H. (DU-10) ...... 103 Ono K. (EV-08) ...... 134 Negusse E. (CB-08) ...... 44 Noguchi K. (FR-11) ...... 160 Ogale S. (EF-12) ...... 117 Ono K. (HE-07) ...... 213 Negusse E. (CB-10) ...... 45 Noguchi S. (GF-10) ...... 181 Ogale S.B. (EB-11) ...... 108 Ono K. (HS-04) ...... 227 Negusse E. (CQ-10) ...... 59 Nogues J. (HC-09) ...... 208 Ogale S.B. (FE-06) ...... 147 Ono T. (CW-16) ...... 72 Nelson-Cheeseman B. (EB-01) . . . . .107 Noh T. (GS-02) ...... 192 Ogale S.B. (GT-02) ...... 194 Ono T. (DC-06) ...... 79 Nelson-Cheeseman B.B. (EB-08) . . .108 Nolan T. (CC-09) ...... 47 Ogawa T. (DC-04) ...... 79 Ono T. (ES-01) ...... 127 Nembach H.T. (DT-12) ...... 100 Nolas G. (EE-09) ...... 114 Ogawa T. (ER-02) ...... 126 Ono T. (ES-09) ...... 128 Nemoto H. (CC-07) ...... 46 Nolting F. (CG-04) ...... 54 Ogrin F. (DE-15) ...... 85 Ono T. (HB-14) ...... 207 Nepijko S. (DG-04) ...... 88 Nolting F. (CW-20) ...... 72 Ogrin F.Y. (AD-07) ...... 21 Ono T. (HT-01) ...... 230 Ness R. (HP-10) ...... 222 Nolting F. (FV-18) ...... 168 Ogrin F.Y. (CC-06) ...... 46 Oogane M. (AC-12) ...... 19 Neu V. (CD-12) ...... 49 Nolting F. (GP-08) ...... 187 Oh H. (FR-03) ...... 159 Oogane M. (EB-06) ...... 108 Neu V. (CE-12) ...... 51 Nolting F. (GP-14) ...... 188 Oh J. (AC-15) ...... 20 Oogane M. (EH-15) ...... 122 Neudecker I. (CG-02) ...... 54 Nolting F. (HC-11) ...... 209 Oh J. (DP-12) ...... 93 Oogane M. (HS-04) ...... 227 Neudecker I. (DG-05) ...... 88 Noma K. (AG-06) ...... 26 Oh S. (AC-15) ...... 20 Ootani Y. (HA-06) ...... 204 Neudecker I. (DG-06) ...... 88 Nomura K. (AG-06) ...... 26 Oh S. (DR-16) ...... 97 Opel M. (CR-17) ...... 62 Neudecker I. (EH-12) ...... 122 Norberg N.S. (FQ-03) ...... 157 Oh S. (ED-08) ...... 112 Opel M. (EB-05) ...... 107 Neudert A. (CG-07) ...... 54 Norberg N.S. (GB-01) ...... 170 Oh W. (GW-10) ...... 202 Opel M. (FQ-04) ...... 158 Neulinger J.R. (DS-07) ...... 98 Norberg N.S. (GB-12) ...... 172 OHandley R.C. (HQ-10) ...... 224 Opel M. (GD-12) ...... 176 Neulinger J.R. (GD-11) ...... 176 Nordblad P. (GT-08) ...... 195 Ohkochi T. (HT-01) ...... 230 Oral A. (FT-03) ...... 162 Neumann I.H. (HG-02) ...... 217 Nordlund E. (GG-06) ...... 183 Ohkoshi S. (CE-15) ...... 51 Orikasa H. (HQ-11) ...... 224 Neumann M. (DU-02) ...... 102 Nordman C. (FC-08) ...... 143 Ohkoshi S. (DU-03) ...... 102 Orlando T. (GR-06) ...... 191 Neumann M. (FU-10) ...... 165 Nori S. (GT-17) ...... 196 Ohkubo I. (EV-08) ...... 134 Orlov A. (CW-13) ...... 71 264 PROGRAM PROGRAM 265

Orlov A. (HC-04) ...... 208 Park J. (AC-15) ...... 20 Pelegrini F. (GP-06) ...... 187 Pigazo F. (EU-05) ...... 133 Ortiz W.A. (HS-16) ...... 228 Park J. (CH-11) ...... 57 Peng H. (BB-06) ...... 34 Pigazo F. (HC-07) ...... 208 Oseroff S.B. (FG-09) ...... 153 Park J. (CT-13) ...... 66 Peng H. (FP-01) ...... 155 Pike C. (CD-08) ...... 48 Oshima H. (HB-03) ...... 205 Park J. (CT-16) ...... 66 Peng R. (CR-05) ...... 60 Pike C. (DH-02) ...... 90 Oshima M. (EV-08) ...... 134 Park J. (DP-12) ...... 93 Peng T. (DP-04) ...... 92 Pina E. (EU-05) ...... 133 Oshima M. (HE-07) ...... 213 Park J. (FQ-13) ...... 159 Peng T. (GS-10) ...... 194 Pinitsoontorn S. (HS-09) ...... 228 Oshiro K. (EV-09) ...... 134 Park J. (FU-09) ...... 165 Peng T. (HT-10) ...... 231 Pinto de Oliveira C.L. (BB-05) ...... 33 Osipov V. (FC-13) ...... 143 Park J. (FU-12) ...... 165 Peng X. (GR-09) ...... 192 Pinzaglia E. (BH-04) ...... 40 Osipov V. (FG-02) ...... 151 Park J. (GW-15) ...... 202 Peng Y. (AC-13) ...... 20 Piotrowski L. (HP-16) ...... 223 Osorio-Guillen J.M. (DA-12) ...... 75 Park J. (HE-01) ...... 212 Peng Y. (CU-07) ...... 67 Piramanayagam S. (FR-01) ...... 159 Ossau W. (DA-09) ...... 74 Park J. (HQ-07) ...... 224 Peng Y. (EG-05) ...... 118 Piraux L. (DC-15) ...... 81 Ostorero J. (EG-09) ...... 119 Park J. (HR-06) ...... 225 Peng Y.G. (AF-11) ...... 25 Pires M. (DT-01) ...... 99 Otani Y. (FA-01) ...... 137 Park J. (HR-07) ...... 226 Pennec Y. (FT-07) ...... 163 Pisarev R. (AA-04) ...... 16 Otop A. (CR-13) ...... 61 Park J. (HR-08) ...... 226 Pennycook S.J. (EF-08) ...... 116 Pistora J. (GS-04) ...... 193 Otsuka Y. (HT-01) ...... 230 Park J. (HR-14) ...... 226 Perdue K.L. (GQ-09) ...... 190 Pizzini S. (AI-09) ...... 31 Otsuka Y. (HT-09) ...... 231 Park N. (FR-03) ...... 159 Pereira A. (HS-25) ...... 229 Pizzini S. (DG-03) ...... 88 Ott F. (AD-04) ...... 21 Park S. (AD-04) ...... 21 Pereira A.R. (BA-02) ...... 32 Pizzini S. (FT-07) ...... 163 Ou J. (GQ-08) ...... 190 Park S. (BD-03) ...... 36 Pereira L. (FA-05) ...... 138 Platonov V.V. (HP-13) ...... 223 Owen D. (BC-05) ...... 35 Park S. (BD-07) ...... 36 Perero S. (EG-03) ...... 118 Plazaola F. (DH-03) ...... 90 Owings R. (GR-06) ...... 191 Park S. (ED-08) ...... 112 Perero S. (GF-11) ...... 182 Plotkin A. (CQ-01) ...... 58 Owings R.R. (BI-02) ...... 41 Park S. (FR-07) ...... 160 Perez F.A. (GV-01) ...... 199 Plumer M. (EC-02) ...... 109 Oya J. (GU-01) ...... 197 Park S. (GE-06) ...... 178 Perez F.A. (HT-16) ...... 232 Plumer M. (HB-10) ...... 206 Ozatay O. (ES-14) ...... 129 Park S. (GQ-01) ...... 189 Pernechele C. (CE-07) ...... 50 Plummer E.W. (DH-01) ...... 89 Ozatay O. (FA-06) ...... 138 Park S. (GW-12) ...... 202 Perry L.K. (DT-08) ...... 100 Plummer E.W. (HE-06) ...... 213 Ozawa K. (DH-11) ...... 91 Park S. (HE-01) ...... 212 Perry L.K. (DU-14) ...... 103 Poddar P. (DA-15) ...... 75 Ozawa T.C. (CR-16) ...... 61 Park S. (HG-04) ...... 217 Perzlmaier K. (CG-05) ...... 54 Pogorelov Y. (HS-13) ...... 228 Park W. (HS-08) ...... 227 Pescia D. (CG-05) ...... 54 Pogorily A. (FU-06) ...... 164 - A - Park W. (ES-10) ...... 128 Pescia D. (EV-05) ...... 134 Pogorily A.M. (BD-02) ...... 36 Park W. (HS-28) ...... 230 Peterson B. (GE-02) ...... 178 Pohm A.V. (FB-01) ...... 140 P Cotta T.A. (HF-08) ...... 215 Park Y. (CT-12) ...... 65 Petford-Long A. (DG-10) ...... 89 Poli N. (DP-17) ...... 93 Paduan-Filho A. (FH-12) ...... 155 Park Y. (FQ-13) ...... 159 Petford-Long A. (HS-09) ...... 228 Poli N. (GH-10) ...... 186 Pages O. (GB-04) ...... 171 Parker J.S. (AI-13) ...... 31 Petford-Long A.K. (CB-11) ...... 45 Polisetty S. (GP-19) ...... 188 Pagliuso P.G. (DT-01) ...... 99 Parkin S. (AC-05) ...... 19 Petford-Long A.K. (FV-12) ...... 168 Polyanskii A. (AB-08) ...... 17 Pagliuso P.G. (FG-06) ...... 152 Parkin S. (EB-12) ...... 108 Petford-Long A.K. (GD-03) ...... 175 Polycarpou A.A. (DE-13) ...... 84 Pagliuso P.G. (FG-09) ...... 153 Parkin S. (ES-30) ...... 130 Petford-Long A.K. (HC-01) ...... 207 Polycarpou A.A. (ET-01) ...... 131 Pakala M. (AH-06) ...... 28 Parkin S. (GH-11) ...... 186 Petit D. (FC-03) ...... 142 Polycarpou A.A. (ET-06) ...... 131 Pakala M. (HA-04) ...... 203 Parkin S. (HA-13) ...... 205 Petit D. (FT-02) ...... 162 Popinciuc M. (HH-12) ...... 221 Pakhomov A.B. (DF-04) ...... 86 Parks G.L. (FQ-03) ...... 157 Petit S. (ES-26) ...... 130 Popple A. (EA-01) ...... 106 Palanichamy M. (EF-13) ...... 117 Parra M. (DH-04) ...... 90 Petracic O. (FV-16) ...... 168 Porod W. (CW-13) ...... 71 Palmstrom C.J. (DS-02) ...... 98 Parris P. (GT-14) ...... 196 Petroff F. (CB-07) ...... 44 Porod W. (HC-04) ...... 208 Palmstrom C.J. (HD-05) ...... 210 Paruch P. (CB-09) ...... 44 Petroff F. (DC-09) ...... 79 Portemont C. (GP-10) ...... 188 Palomares F. (HC-07) ...... 208 Pasa A.A. (EU-01) ...... 132 Petroff F. (DG-03) ...... 88 Porter D.G. (CV-11) ...... 69 Palomares F.J. (AB-09) ...... 17 Pasa A.A. (FC-04) ...... 142 Petroff F. (FA-05) ...... 138 Porter M.D. (EA-01) ...... 106 Palomares F.J. (EU-05) ...... 133 Pascanut C. (FE-01) ...... 146 Petrou A. (DP-09) ...... 92 Post M.L. (HE-08) ...... 213 Paluskar P.V. (CB-02) ...... 43 Pasquale M. (EE-13) ...... 114 Petrou A. (HD-04) ...... 210 Postava K. (GS-04) ...... 193 Pan G. (BB-07) ...... 34 Pasquale M. (EG-03) ...... 118 Petrova R.V. (DC-03) ...... 78 Postma F. (HD-01) ...... 209 Pan G. (FV-09) ...... 167 Pasquale M. (GF-11) ...... 182 Petrova R.V. (DR-02) ...... 95 Postma F.M. (HE-05) ...... 212 Pan G. (GS-09) ...... 193 Passamani E.C. (GP-06) ...... 187 Petrovic C. (GD-15) ...... 177 Potzger K. (EW-13) ...... 137 Pan L. (DU-01) ...... 101 Patel R.H. (GG-03) ...... 182 Pettiford C.I. (CD-11) ...... 49 Potzger K. (GB-09) ...... 171 Panchula A. (HA-04) ...... 203 Pattanaik G. (CE-04) ...... 50 Pettigrew K. (EW-12) ...... 136 Potzger K. (GP-02) ...... 187 Pandey K.K. (FR-10) ...... 160 Pattanaik G. (CE-07) ...... 50 Petukhov A. (FC-13) ...... 143 Poudyal N. (CE-03) ...... 50 Pang Y. (GW-08) ...... 201 Patterson B.M. (CE-08) ...... 50 Petukhov A. (FG-02) ...... 151 Pourroy G. (DS-11) ...... 99 Panguluri R.P. (CT-06) ...... 65 Patterson C. (EF-02) ...... 115 Phan H.M. (BB-06) ...... 34 Pourroy G. (FU-11) ...... 165 Panguluri R.P. (EF-06) ...... 116 Patton C.E. (CG-11) ...... 55 Phan H.M. (FP-01) ...... 155 Powell C.J. (ED-07) ...... 111 Panhorst M. (EA-03) ...... 106 Patton C.E. (EH-10) ...... 121 Phan L.T. (GS-07) ...... 193 Prabhakar A. (CV-07) ...... 69 Pant B. (GR-09) ...... 192 Patton C.E. (FF-03) ...... 149 Phan M. (GT-04) ...... 195 Prabhakar A. (HB-07) ...... 206 Papaefthymiou V. (DE-02) ...... 83 Paul A. (BG-07) ...... 40 Phan T. (FQ-06) ...... 158 Pradhan A. (FU-15) ...... 166 Paperno E. (CQ-01) ...... 58 Paul A. (HG-10) ...... 218 Phan T. (GS-01) ...... 192 Pradhan A.K. (EF-05) ...... 115 Pappas D.P. (BI-02) ...... 41 Paul D.I. (GE-02) ...... 178 Phan T. (GT-04) ...... 195 Pradhan A.K. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Pappas D.P. (GR-06) ...... 191 Paul-Boncour V. (CH-10) ...... 57 Phan T. (GT-08) ...... 195 Pradhan A.K. (FU-07) ...... 165 Parekh K. (GF-12) ...... 182 Paulsen J. (GE-07) ...... 178 Philip J. (CH-02) ...... 55 Prager M. (CH-05) ...... 56 Parge A. (CG-06) ...... 54 Payne R.N. (ET-01) ...... 131 Phuc N. (GT-08) ...... 195 Praneet A. (FE-02) ...... 146 Park B. (DR-16) ...... 97 Pearson J. (HH-13) ...... 221 Phuoc N.N. (AI-07) ...... 30 Pranzas K. (CF-07) ...... 52 Park B. (FU-09) ...... 165 Pechan M.J. (BC-05) ...... 35 Pickel M. (FH-08) ...... 154 Prasad P. (DA-15) ...... 75 Park B. (HD-06) ...... 210 Pechan M.J. (DS-02) ...... 98 Pickett W.E. (CT-18) ...... 66 Prasad P.N. (BA-05) ...... 32 Park C. (AC-13) ...... 20 Pecharsky V. (EE-01) ...... 112 Pickett W.E. (FG-07) ...... 152 Prasad Rao K. (AF-07) ...... 25 Park C. (CQ-05) ...... 59 Pecharsky V.K. (AE-03) ...... 23 Pickett W.E. (FG-10) ...... 153 Prasad S. (GF-02) ...... 180 Park C. (ED-02) ...... 111 Pecharsky V.K. (FP-03) ...... 156 Piedade M.S. (DD-04) ...... 81 Pratt Jr W.P. (FA-08) ...... 139 Park C. (ED-03) ...... 111 Pedersen M. (AE-01) ...... 22 Pierna A.R. (GS-03) ...... 193 Pratt Jr. W.P. (FA-03) ...... 138 Park D. (GU-05) ...... 197 Pekarek T.M. (BG-02) ...... 39 Pietambaram S. (ED-05) ...... 111 Pratt W.P. (GH-06) ...... 185 Park H. (EU-02) ...... 132 Pekarek T.M. (CT-15) ...... 66 Pietambaram S.V. (FC-05) ...... 142 Prejbeanu I. (CE-07) ...... 50 Park I. (DQ-07) ...... 94 Pekas N. (EA-01) ...... 106 Pigazo F. (AB-09) ...... 17 Prejbeanu I.L. (FB-08) ...... 141 266 PROGRAM PROGRAM 267

Prejbeanu L. (FB-06) ...... 140 Rajeev, K. (GT-17) ...... 196 Redon O. (FA-09) ...... 139 Rizzutto M.A. (GD-02) ...... 175 Prellier W. (FU-05) ...... 164 Rajeev K. (HE-11) ...... 214 Redon O. (FB-06) ...... 140 Robb D.T. (FH-11) ...... 155 Presa B. (FV-09) ...... 167 Rakhimov R. (FH-05) ...... 154 Redon O. (FB-08) ...... 141 Roberts H. (BB-01) ...... 33 Presa B. (FV-11) ...... 168 Rakhimov R.R. (EF-05) ...... 115 Reed D. (EW-01) ...... 135 Robertson J.L. (AI-01) ...... 29 Presa B. (GS-09) ...... 193 Rakhimov R.R. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Reed D.F. (EW-04) ...... 135 Robertson J.L. (DR-15) ...... 97 Pribiag V. (DB-03) ...... 76 Rakhimov R.R. (FU-07) ...... 165 Regina S. (CR-04) ...... 60 Robertson N. (HB-09) ...... 206 Prieto J. (AG-09) ...... 27 Rakhimov R.R. (FU-15) ...... 166 Reich D.H. (DF-09) ...... 86 Robinson R.A. (FG-08) ...... 152 Prieto P. (AI-11) ...... 31 Ralph D. (DB-03) ...... 76 Reider G.A. (EQ-06) ...... 125 Robledo L. (GH-04) ...... 185 Prinsloo A.R. (CR-09) ...... 61 Ralph D. (DB-08) ...... 77 Reinwald M. (CT-07) ...... 65 Roditchev D. (EP-02) ...... 123 Prinz M. (DU-02) ...... 102 Ralph D.C. (ES-14) ...... 129 Reinwald M. (CT-11) ...... 65 Rodmacq B. (AI-10) ...... 31 Privman V. (DP-09) ...... 92 Ralph D.C. (FA-06) ...... 138 Reisinger D. (EB-05) ...... 107 Rodmacq B. (AI-12) ...... 31 Prokof’ev A.I. (FH-05) ...... 154 Ralph D.C. (FA-07) ...... 138 Reiss G. (CG-02) ...... 54 Rodmacq B. (CV-06) ...... 69 Proshin Y.N. (GH-05) ...... 185 Ralph D.C. (HA-07) ...... 204 Reiss G. (EH-12) ...... 122 Rodmacq B. (FT-07) ...... 163 Provenzano V. (EE-05) ...... 113 Rama N. (GT-12) ...... 196 Reith T.M. (EV-04) ...... 133 Rodriguez-Suarez R.L. (GQ-14) . . . .190 Provenzano V. (EE-10) ...... 114 Ramanath G. (EW-03) ...... 135 Rejaei B. (BC-06) ...... 35 Roessler S. (GT-11) ...... 196 Przybylski M. (HT-05) ...... 231 Ramaneti R. (EF-11) ...... 116 Ren W.J. (EQ-09) ...... 125 Roessli B. (CH-05) ...... 56 Pufall M. (ES-25) ...... 130 Ramchal R. (BF-04) ...... 38 Ren Y. (AB-10) ...... 18 Roessli B. (DH-10) ...... 91 Pufall M.R. (DB-07) ...... 77 Ramdas A. (BG-02) ...... 39 Ren Y. (HS-02) ...... 227 Rogado N.S. (HE-10) ...... 213 Pufall M.R. (DB-11) ...... 77 Ramdas A.K. (CT-15) ...... 66 Renard J.P. (FU-05) ...... 164 Rogalev A. (CE-11) ...... 51 Pufall M.R. (ES-23) ...... 130 Ramesh R. (CA-03) ...... 43 Repin P.B. (HP-13) ...... 223 Rogalev A. (CR-17) ...... 62 Pufall M.R. (ES-24) ...... 130 Ramesh R. (GE-01) ...... 177 Resnick D. (FV-20) ...... 168 Rogalev A. (GD-12) ...... 176 Punnoose A. (CH-02) ...... 55 Ramesh R. (GF-08) ...... 181 Resnick D. (FV-21) ...... 169 Rojas D.P. (CR-14) ...... 61 Punnoose A. (FQ-10) ...... 158 Ramesh R. (HE-03) ...... 212 Restorff J.B. (GE-14) ...... 179 Rolison D.R. (EW-12) ...... 136 Punnoose A. (FQ-15) ...... 159 Ramos R. (BB-04) ...... 33 Rettner C. (ES-30) ...... 130 Roman C. (FU-11) ...... 165 Punnoose A. (FV-05) ...... 167 Ramos R. (GD-10) ...... 176 Rettori C. (DT-01) ...... 99 Romanens F. (AI-09) ...... 31 Punnoose A. (GB-06) ...... 171 Ramsperger U. (EV-05) ...... 134 Rettori C. (FG-06) ...... 152 Romanens F. (DG-03) ...... 88 Purkayastha A. (EW-03) ...... 135 Rana D.S. (EE-12) ...... 114 Rettori C. (FG-09) ...... 153 Romanens F. (FT-07) ...... 163 Purwanto A. (FG-08) ...... 152 Rana D.S. (GT-09) ...... 195 Reuscher B. (CW-04) ...... 70 Romero A.H. (AD-04) ...... 21 Puzic A. (CG-02) ...... 54 Ranchal R. (FE-01) ...... 146 Reuther H. (EW-13) ...... 137 Romero J.J. (AB-09) ...... 17 Puzic A. (DG-05) ...... 88 Rangarajan G. (GT-15) ...... 196 Reuther H. (GB-09) ...... 171 Romero J.J. (EU-05) ...... 133 Puzic A. (DG-06) ...... 88 Ranger L. (BG-02) ...... 39 Reutler P. (FU-10) ...... 165 Rooks M.J. (FA-11) ...... 139 Puzic A. (EH-12) ...... 122 Rao K. (FE-02) ...... 146 Rezende S.M. (GQ-14) ...... 190 Roppongi T. (FR-11) ...... 160 Pynn R. (AD-04) ...... 21 Rao K. (GF-12) ...... 182 Rezende S.M. (HG-01) ...... 217 Ros-Yanez T. (EG-14) ...... 120 Pynn R. (BD-03) ...... 36 Rao K.V. (EF-04) ...... 115 Rhee J. (AC-10) ...... 19 Rosa A.L. (EF-04) ...... 115 Rao M. (GT-12) ...... 196 Rhee J. (CP-06) ...... 58 Rosen H. (CC-02) ...... 46 - Q - Rao M.N. (GD-02) ...... 175 Rhee J. (HS-28) ...... 230 Rosenberg E. (FU-17) ...... 166 Rao S. (BH-02) ...... 40 Rhen F. (DT-10) ...... 100 Rosenberg J. (CD-07) ...... 48 Qazzaz M. (GR-06) ...... 191 Rao S.G. (FE-15) ...... 148 Rhie K. (HS-10) ...... 228 Rosengart A.J. (GU-03) ...... 197 Qian B. (EP-03) ...... 123 Rao S.G. (HC-13) ...... 209 Rhyne J. (DA-07) ...... 74 Rosengart A.J. (GU-08) ...... 198 Qian M. (CT-17) ...... 66 Rasing T. (AA-04) ...... 16 Rhyne J.J. (BD-03) ...... 36 Roshchin I. (HG-15) ...... 219 Qian M. (CT-18) ...... 66 Rasing T. (CG-10) ...... 55 Riani P. (DU-14) ...... 103 Roshchin I.V. (AD-03) ...... 20 Qian X. (AE-09) ...... 23 Rasing T. (CU-10) ...... 67 Rice W. (BG-05) ...... 39 Roshchin I.V. (AD-04) ...... 21 Qian Z. (GD-13) ...... 177 Rasing T. (DA-09) ...... 74 Richard M. (GE-02) ...... 178 Roshko R.M. (BH-01) ...... 40 Qiang Y. (DD-06) ...... 82 Rasing T. (EH-11) ...... 121 Richard M.L. (GE-03) ...... 178 Ross C. (DG-10) ...... 89 Qiang Y. (FE-14) ...... 148 Rasing T. (HG-06) ...... 218 Richard M.L. (HQ-10) ...... 224 Ross C.A. (BC-07) ...... 35 Qiao Y. (CS-06) ...... 63 Rastelli E. (CR-04) ...... 60 Richter H.J. (GC-03) ...... 173 Ross C.A. (CW-08) ...... 71 Qin M. (EP-08) ...... 123 Rata D. (BG-06) ...... 40 Richter H.J. (GC-06) ...... 173 Ross C.A. (FB-02) ...... 140 Qin M. (EP-09) ...... 124 Rata D. (DV-08) ...... 104 Richter H.J. (HB-12) ...... 206 Ross C.A. (GE-09) ...... 179 Qing D. (CC-02) ...... 46 Rata D.A. (GF-03) ...... 180 Richter J. (GB-05) ...... 171 Ross C.A. (HC-01) ...... 207 Qiu J. (DC-01) ...... 78 Ratcliff W. (GE-06) ...... 178 Rickart M. (GP-02) ...... 187 Ross C.A. (HH-09) ...... 220 Qiu J. (GQ-06) ...... 189 Rathnayaka D.D. (CR-19) ...... 62 Riehn R. (EA-02) ...... 106 Ross J.H. (FE-12) ...... 148 Qiu Y. (DU-16) ...... 103 Rathnayaka D.D. (EP-01) ...... 122 Rieter S. (DP-07) ...... 92 Rossler U.K. (CD-12) ...... 49 Qu J. (EQ-13) ...... 125 Rau C. (FT-14) ...... 163 Rietjens J. (DP-07) ...... 92 Rosso A. (EV-03) ...... 133 Quandt E. (FC-07) ...... 142 Ravelosona D. (HA-10) ...... 204 Rijnders G. (HE-05) ...... 212 Rosso K.M. (FQ-09) ...... 158 Quandt E. (HF-04) ...... 215 Ravindran V.K. (AF-02) ...... 24 Rikvold P.A. (FH-11) ...... 155 Roth T. (GP-11) ...... 188 Quang H. (FQ-06) ...... 158 Ravindran V.K. (AF-08) ...... 25 Riminucci A. (FC-11) ...... 143 Rott K. (CG-02) ...... 54 Queffelec P. (FF-05) ...... 149 Ravindranath R. (DU-12) ...... 103 Ring A. (DD-08) ...... 82 Rott K. (EH-12) ...... 122 Quitmann C. (CG-04) ...... 54 Razeeb K.M. (FV-02) ...... 167 Ring A. (GE-07) ...... 178 Rougemaille N. (HC-05) ...... 208 Qureshi N. (AD-11) ...... 22 Read D. (FC-03) ...... 142 Ring A.P. (GE-04) ...... 178 Roukes M.L. (DA-02) ...... 73 Qureshi S. (EB-05) ...... 107 Read J. (CB-12) ...... 45 Rios S. (CD-09) ...... 48 Rout B. (EF-14) ...... 117 Read J.C. (AC-03) ...... 18 Rios S. (DQ-04) ...... 94 Rovai D. (DU-16) ...... 103 - R - Rebar D. (EE-09) ...... 114 Ripka P. (CQ-03) ...... 59 Roy P. (BC-04) ...... 35 Rechenberg H.R. (CS-02) ...... 62 Ripka P. (HQ-09) ...... 224 Roy P.E. (CW-24) ...... 72 Raabe J. (CG-04) ...... 54 Rechenberg H.R. (HF-08) ...... 215 Rippard W.H. (DB-07) ...... 77 Roy S. (AD-04) ...... 21 Rabelo D. (EW-06) ...... 136 Reddy K.M. (CH-02) ...... 55 Rippard W.H. (ES-23) ...... 130 Roy S. (DA-07) ...... 74 Raberg W. (ED-03) ...... 111 Reddy K.M. (FQ-10) ...... 158 Rippard W.H. (ES-24) ...... 130 Roy S. (GU-07) ...... 198 Radievsky A. (EP-12) ...... 124 Reddy K.M. (FV-05) ...... 167 Rippard W.H. (ES-25) ...... 130 Roy S. (HG-04) ...... 217 Rahman I.Z. (FV-02) ...... 167 Reddy K.M. (GB-06) ...... 171 Risner J.D. (CC-09) ...... 47 Roy S. (HQ-14) ...... 225 Rahman M. (DE-10) ...... 84 Reddy V.R. (GF-09) ...... 181 Ritter J.A. (GU-03) ...... 197 Rozenberg E. (GT-07) ...... 195 Rahman M.A. (FV-02) ...... 167 Reddy V.R. (HF-12) ...... 216 Riveiro J. (GE-08) ...... 179 Rudiger U. (CW-20) ...... 72 Rajagopal K.R. (GG-07) ...... 183 Redjaei B. (HQ-02) ...... 223 Rizzo N. (DB-06) ...... 77 Ruecker U. (HG-10) ...... 218 Rajagopal K.R. (GG-10) ...... 183 Redon O. (ES-26) ...... 130 Rizzo N.D. (FC-05) ...... 142 Ruediger U. (HA-09) ...... 204 268 PROGRAM PROGRAM 269

Ruedt C. (DV-01) ...... 104 Sakuma A. (EH-15) ...... 122 Sato R. (DU-08) ...... 102 Schrefl T. (GC-02) ...... 173 Ruehrig M. (ED-03) ...... 111 Sakuraba Y. (AC-12) ...... 19 Sato R. (HP-08) ...... 222 Schrefl T. (HB-06) ...... 206 Ruehrig M. (FC-07) ...... 142 Sakuraba Y. (EB-06) ...... 108 Sato S. (EU-03) ...... 132 Schrefl T. (HC-02) ...... 207 Rui X. (CE-01) ...... 49 Sakurai S. (CE-15) ...... 51 Sato T. (EG-08) ...... 119 Schreiber R. (BG-07) ...... 40 Ruiz N. (FA-11) ...... 139 Salamon M. (BD-06) ...... 36 Sato T. (FF-04) ...... 149 Schreyer A. (BD-01) ...... 35 Rumberger E. (BE-01) ...... 37 Salazar G. (HC-09) ...... 208 Sato T. (GU-01) ...... 197 Schuermann K.C. (GC-06) ...... 173 Rumberger E.M. (BE-04) ...... 37 Saldanha A.J. (CS-04) ...... 63 Sato T. (GU-02) ...... 197 Schuetz G. (CG-02) ...... 54 Rumpf K. (EV-14) ...... 135 Saldarriaga W. (CP-01) ...... 57 Sato T. (GU-06) ...... 197 Schuetz G. (DG-05) ...... 88 Rusinek H. (HP-11) ...... 222 Sales B.C. (FG-05) ...... 152 Sato T. (GU-10) ...... 198 Schuetz G. (DG-06) ...... 88 Russek S. (ES-23) ...... 130 Samajdar I. (GF-02) ...... 180 Satomi S. (GU-01) ...... 197 Schuetz G. (DT-18) ...... 101 Russek S.E. (BI-01) ...... 41 Samarth N. (DA-03) ...... 73 Satpati B. (CB-01) ...... 43 Schuetz G. (EH-12) ...... 122 Russek S.E. (DB-07) ...... 77 Samarth N. (DA-08) ...... 74 Satya Narayana Murthy V. (CF-12) . . .53 Schuetz G. (FE-07) ...... 147 Russek S.E. (ES-24) ...... 130 Samata H. (CR-16) ...... 61 Sawaya Y. (GU-02) ...... 197 Schuetz G. (GD-07) ...... 175 Russek S.E. (ES-25) ...... 130 Samohin A. (CQ-01) ...... 58 Saxena R.N. (GD-02) ...... 175 Schuhl A. (AC-01) ...... 18 Russek S.E. (GR-06) ...... 191 Sampath S. (GF-06) ...... 181 Scalettar R. (CD-08) ...... 48 Schuller I.K. (AD-03) ...... 20 Russell C. (DQ-02) ...... 94 Samson Y. (GP-04) ...... 187 Scalettar R. (DH-02) ...... 90 Schuller I.K. (FV-16) ...... 168 Rust M.J. (FD-10) ...... 145 Samson Y. (HS-26) ...... 230 Scarfino B. (ER-13) ...... 127 Schuller I.K. (HG-11) ...... 219 Rutsch G. (GR-11) ...... 192 Sanbonsugi H. (FD-01) ...... 144 Scarpulla M. (DA-14) ...... 75 Schuller I.K. (HG-15) ...... 219 Ryabchenko S.M. (BD-02) ...... 36 Sanchez E. (GG-05) ...... 183 Schad R. (HS-22) ...... 229 Schulthess T. (DQ-03) ...... 94 Ryan D.H. (DH-08) ...... 91 Sanchez F.B. (AB-07) ...... 17 Schaefer R. (CG-07) ...... 54 Schultz L. (CD-12) ...... 49 Ryan D.H. (DT-08) ...... 100 Sanchez F.B. (CP-05) ...... 57 Schaefer R. (FT-03) ...... 162 Schultz L. (CE-09) ...... 50 Ryan D.H. (DU-14) ...... 103 Sanchez F.B. (CP-08) ...... 58 Scheck C. (BF-07) ...... 38 Schultz L. (CE-12) ...... 51 Ryan E.M. (ES-14) ...... 129 Sanchez F.B. (FE-04) ...... 147 Scheinfein M.R. (CG-05) ...... 54 Schultz L. (CG-07) ...... 54 Ryu G. (ER-03) ...... 126 Sanchez-Hanke C. (AG-09) ...... 27 Scheinfein M.R. (CV-10) ...... 69 Schultz L. (EE-04) ...... 113 Rzepka E. (GB-04) ...... 171 Sanchez-Hanke C. (HG-04) ...... 217 Scherz A. (DV-01) ...... 104 Schultz L. (FT-03) ...... 162 Rzhevsky A. (CG-13) ...... 55 Sandell A. (GB-05) ...... 171 Schiffer P. (DA-08) ...... 74 Schumann J. (GP-09) ...... 187 Rzhevsky A.A. (DV-08) ...... 104 Sandhu A. (DD-02) ...... 81 Schilling M. (FD-12) ...... 146 Schwarzacher W. (FC-04) ...... 142 Rzhevsky A.A. (GF-03) ...... 180 Sandhu A. (FD-01) ...... 144 Schlagel D. (GE-04) ...... 178 Seehra M.S. (DF-07) ...... 86 Sang H. (ES-11) ...... 128 Schlagel D.L. (AE-03) ...... 23 Seehra M.S. (FQ-01) ...... 157 - S - Sanganas O. (CR-17) ...... 62 Schlapps M. (CT-07) ...... 65 Seehra M.S. (FV-05) ...... 167 Sanganas O. (GD-12) ...... 176 Schlegel D.L. (EE-13) ...... 114 Sefrioui Z. (BD-07) ...... 36 Sabirianov R.F. (BB-02) ...... 33 Sankar C.R. (GT-03) ...... 195 Schlom D. (GE-01) ...... 177 Seino S. (DF-03) ...... 85 Sabirianov R.F. (HH-11) ...... 221 Sankaranarayanan V. (DU-15) ...... 103 Schlom D.G. (EF-06) ...... 116 Seki K. (CQ-08) ...... 59 Sablik M.J. (DQ-04) ...... 94 Sankaranarayanan V. (FU-02) ...... 164 Schlotter W.F. (DG-02) ...... 88 Seki T. (ES-01) ...... 127 Sablik M.J. (HP-16) ...... 223 Sankaranarayanan V. (GT-12) ...... 196 Schlottmann P. (FG-09) ...... 153 Seki T. (ES-15) ...... 129 Sabon P. (CE-07) ...... 50 Sankey J. (DB-03) ...... 76 Schmerber G. (GB-08) ...... 171 Sekiguchi K. (CW-14) ...... 71 Sachan M.S. (BA-01) ...... 32 Sankey J. (DB-08) ...... 77 Schmid A.K. (BF-04) ...... 38 Sekino M. (DQ-12) ...... 95 Sadarangani C. (GG-06) ...... 183 Santamaria J. (BD-07) ...... 36 Schmid A.K. (HC-05) ...... 208 Sekino M. (GV-12) ...... 200 Safarov V. (DP-05) ...... 92 Santini P. (BE-05) ...... 37 Schmidt A.B. (FH-08) ...... 154 Sekino T. (DF-03) ...... 85 Safonov V.L. (ES-22) ...... 130 Santini P. (DU-16) ...... 103 Schmidt G. (DA-09) ...... 74 Sekharbabu, A.C.R. (GG-07) ...... 183 Sagawa M. (AF-14) ...... 25 Santos J.G. (BA-02) ...... 32 Schmidt H. (AD-11) ...... 22 Selemir V.D. (HP-13) ...... 223 Sahashi M. (GR-10) ...... 192 Santos T. (CB-08) ...... 44 Schmidt W. (BD-01) ...... 35 Sellmyer D. (AH-03) ...... 28 Sahashi M. (HB-04) ...... 205 Santos T.S. (CB-10) ...... 45 Schmitt T. (EF-02) ...... 115 Sellmyer D. (AH-13) ...... 29 Sahashi M. (HH-06) ...... 220 Sanyadanam S. (FG-05) ...... 152 Schneider C. (BG-07) ...... 40 Sellmyer D. (CD-05) ...... 48 Sahoo Y. (BA-05) ...... 32 Sanyadanam S. (HE-08) ...... 213 Schneider C.M. (BG-06) ...... 40 Sellmyer D. (CU-06) ...... 67 Sahoo Y. (DA-15) ...... 75 Sanyal B. (GB-05) ...... 171 Schneider C.M. (CG-13) ...... 55 Sellmyer D. (DA-11) ...... 75 Saikin S. (DP-09) ...... 92 Saotome H. (GU-09) ...... 198 Schneider C.M. (DG-04) ...... 88 Sellmyer D. (DE-04) ...... 83 Saisho K. (CQ-11) ...... 59 Sapozhnikov V. (CD-02) ...... 48 Schneider C.M. (DV-08) ...... 104 Sellmyer D. (DR-14) ...... 97 Saito A. (DE-08) ...... 84 Sarachik M.P. (BE-03) ...... 37 Schneider C.M. (FA-13) ...... 139 Sellmyer D.J. (AF-02) ...... 24 Saito H. (DA-01) ...... 73 Saratz N. (EV-05) ...... 134 Schneider C.M. (GF-03) ...... 180 Sellmyer D.J. (CE-01) ...... 49 Saito K. (DS-13) ...... 99 Sarrao J. (FG-06) ...... 152 Schneider M. (EH-14) ...... 122 Sellmyer D.J. (DC-08) ...... 79 Saito K. (GC-13) ...... 174 Sarrao J.L. (FP-10) ...... 156 Schneider M.L. (EH-09) ...... 121 Sellmyer D.J. (EF-05) ...... 115 Saito K. (GV-14) ...... 200 Sasada I. (CQ-01) ...... 58 Schneider T. (EG-07) ...... 118 Sellmyer D.J. (EF-15) ...... 117 Saito S. (GC-10) ...... 174 Sasada I. (HP-12) ...... 222 Schneider T. (FF-01) ...... 149 Sellmyer D.J. (EW-16) ...... 137 Saito T. (AF-12) ...... 25 Sasada I. (HQ-04) ...... 224 Schneider-Muntau H. (DR-07) ...... 96 Sellmyer D.J. (FQ-05) ...... 158 Saito T. (AF-13) ...... 25 Sasada I. (HQ-05) ...... 224 Schnur D.S. (ET-02) ...... 131 Sellmyer D.J. (FU-07) ...... 165 Saito T. (CE-13) ...... 51 Sasada I. (HQ-08) ...... 224 Schoenhense G. (DG-04) ...... 88 Senaratne U. (DC-14) ...... 80 Saito T. (DR-11) ...... 97 Sasaki I. (CW-09) ...... 71 Schoenhense G. (DS-04) ...... 98 Senba S. (CT-02) ...... 64 Saito Y. (ED-06) ...... 111 Sasaki R. (HA-05) ...... 203 Schofield N. (FF-12) ...... 151 Seneor P. (CB-07) ...... 44 Saitoh E. (CW-14) ...... 71 Sasso C.P. (EE-06) ...... 113 Schofield N. (GG-01) ...... 182 Seo J. (GW-16) ...... 202 Saitoh E. (CW-18) ...... 72 Sasso C.P. (EE-13) ...... 114 Scholl A. (DT-18) ...... 101 Serga A.A. (DT-16) ...... 101 Saitoh E. (CW-21) ...... 72 Sastre R. (EU-05) ...... 133 Scholl A. (GP-08) ...... 187 Serga A.A. (FF-01) ...... 149 Sakai J. (FU-16) ...... 166 Sato F. (GU-01) ...... 197 Scholl A. (HG-07) ...... 218 Sergeant P. (DQ-09) ...... 94 Sakai T. (ER-11) ...... 127 Sato F. (GU-02) ...... 197 Scholz W. (CC-10) ...... 47 Serpico C. (AH-12) ...... 29 Sakai T. (GF-01) ...... 180 Sato F. (GU-06) ...... 197 Schonhart M. (HP-08) ...... 222 Serpico C. (CG-03) ...... 54 Sakamoto H. (GU-13) ...... 198 Sato F. (GU-10) ...... 198 Schott G. (DA-09) ...... 74 Serpico C. (CV-03) ...... 68 Sakihara K. (DQ-12) ...... 95 Sato H. (AF-13) ...... 25 Schotter J. (EA-03) ...... 106 Serpico C. (DB-12) ...... 78 Sako K. (EE-03) ...... 113 Sato H. (CT-02) ...... 64 Schrefl T. (AH-10) ...... 28 Serpico C. (ES-18) ...... 129 Sakuma A. (BF-03) ...... 38 Sato H. (DE-06) ...... 83 Schrefl T. (AH-15) ...... 29 Serrano-Guisan S. (HH-04) ...... 220 Sakuma A. (CT-05) ...... 65 Sato H. (DE-12) ...... 84 Schrefl T. (BA-03) ...... 32 Sethupathi K. (DU-15) ...... 103 Sakuma A. (DT-04) ...... 99 Sato K. (EW-05) ...... 136 Schrefl T. (DC-13) ...... 80 Sethupathi K. (FU-02) ...... 164 Sakuma A. (EB-06) ...... 108 Sato K. (FT-13) ...... 163 Schrefl T. (DE-09) ...... 84 Setyawan W. (DD-05) ...... 82 270 PROGRAM PROGRAM 271

Shafer P. (GE-01) ...... 177 Shima H. (FR-06) ...... 160 Silva M.L. (EW-06) ...... 136 Smith N. (GA-05) ...... 170 Shafer P. (GF-08) ...... 181 Shima M. (EW-03) ...... 135 Silva T. (ES-23) ...... 130 Smith N. (GR-11) ...... 192 Shah N. (DF-07) ...... 86 Shima T. (ES-01) ...... 127 Silva T.J. (DB-07) ...... 77 Smith N. (HB-02) ...... 205 Shah P. (FT-05) ...... 162 Shima T. (HT-18) ...... 232 Silva T.J. (DB-11) ...... 77 Smith N. (HB-05) ...... 206 Shah S. (BE-01) ...... 37 Shimada M. (HQ-04) ...... 224 Silva T.J. (EH-09) ...... 121 Smith N. (HB-09) ...... 206 Shah S. (BE-04) ...... 37 Shimada T. (EF-09) ...... 116 Silva T.J. (EH-14) ...... 122 Snyder J. (FE-10) ...... 148 Shaheen S.A. (FE-15) ...... 148 Shimada Y. (HF-03) ...... 215 Silva T.J. (ES-24) ...... 130 Snyder J. (GE-07) ...... 178 Shaheen S.A. (HC-13) ...... 209 Shimada Y. (HQ-01) ...... 223 Silva T.J. (ES-25) ...... 130 Snyder J.E. (DD-08) ...... 82 Sham L.J. (DP-14) ...... 93 Shimatsu T. (CU-15) ...... 68 Simak S.I. (FH-06) ...... 154 Snyder J.E. (ER-05) ...... 126 Sham L.J. (FC-01) ...... 141 Shimatsu T. (CW-12) ...... 71 Simioni A.R. (GV-08) ...... 200 Snyder J.E. (GE-04) ...... 178 Shameli S. (FF-14) ...... 151 Shimatsu T. (DE-06) ...... 83 Simon J. (FQ-04) ...... 158 Snyder J.E. (HP-01) ...... 221 Shames A. (GT-07) ...... 195 Shimatsu T. (DE-07) ...... 84 Simopoulos T. (DE-02) ...... 83 Soares F.Q. (EW-06) ...... 136 Shams N.N. (DR-13) ...... 97 Shimatsu T. (DE-08) ...... 84 Sims H. (GD-14) ...... 177 Socino G. (DV-03) ...... 104 Shamsuzzoha M. (EW-04) ...... 135 Shimatsu T. (DE-12) ...... 84 Sin K. (FS-01) ...... 160 Socolovsky L.M. (BB-05) ...... 33 Shamusozzohu M. (EW-02) ...... 135 Shimizu Y. (GR-03) ...... 191 Singel D. (DF-11) ...... 87 Soderstrom J. (FH-04) ...... 154 Shan R. (FR-05) ...... 160 Shimizu Y. (HB-03) ...... 205 Singel D.J. (FV-22) ...... 169 Soellinger W. (EV-14) ...... 135 Shand P. (AH-03) ...... 28 Shimomura N. (GR-03) ...... 191 Singh A. (CC-13) ...... 47 Sofin R.S. (GD-08) ...... 176 Shao H. (EW-15) ...... 137 Shimomura N. (GR-04) ...... 191 Singh A. (CE-12) ...... 51 Soh J. (HB-04) ...... 205 Shao H. (GH-03) ...... 184 Shimosato Y. (EV-09) ...... 134 Singh B. (GT-02) ...... 194 Soh J. (HH-06) ...... 220 Shapiro A.J. (CD-06) ...... 48 Shimotomai S. (FP-05) ...... 156 Singh L.J. (GD-03) ...... 175 Sokolovskii M.L. (HT-07) ...... 231 Shapiro A.J. (ED-07) ...... 111 Shimura T. (DF-12) ...... 87 Singh M. (GF-09) ...... 181 Solak H. (HC-11) ...... 209 Shapiro A.J. (EE-05) ...... 113 Shin D. (FH-04) ...... 154 Singh N. (HC-08) ...... 208 Soliman M. (DQ-08) ...... 94 Shapiro A.J. (EE-10) ...... 114 Shin H. (CR-15) ...... 61 Singh N.K. (EE-10) ...... 114 Solina D. (BD-01) ...... 35 Shapoval T. (CD-12) ...... 49 Shin H. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Singh N.K. (EE-11) ...... 114 Solomon V.C. (GE-11) ...... 179 Sharma A. (AB-11) ...... 18 Shin K. (ES-08) ...... 128 Singleton E.W. (HS-09) ...... 228 Soltanian S. (EP-08) ...... 123 Sharma A. (DD-06) ...... 82 Shin K. (HS-10) ...... 228 Sinha S.K. (AD-04) ...... 21 Solzi M. (CE-07) ...... 50 Sharma A. (FA-08) ...... 139 Shin S. (CW-11) ...... 71 Sinha S.K. (HG-04) ...... 217 Soma K. (HB-14) ...... 207 Sharma A. (FE-14) ...... 148 Shin S. (DG-01) ...... 87 Siva Kumar V.V. (GF-09) ...... 181 Someha M. (GH-04) ...... 185 Sharma P. (DR-06) ...... 96 Shin S. (DU-12) ...... 103 Skomski R. (AF-02) ...... 24 Somekawa T. (GU-06) ...... 197 Sharma P. (EG-02) ...... 118 Shin S. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Skomski R. (AH-03) ...... 28 Sominski E. (FU-17) ...... 166 Sharma S.K. (GF-09) ...... 181 Shin S. (FT-06) ...... 162 Skomski R. (AH-13) ...... 29 Son B. (CR-03) ...... 60 Shaw J.M. (EV-04) ...... 133 Shin S. (FV-06) ...... 167 Skomski R. (CD-05) ...... 48 Sonehara M. (EG-08) ...... 119 Shcherbakova O. (EP-08) ...... 123 Shin S. (GV-02) ...... 199 Skomski R. (CH-06) ...... 56 Song D. (ET-02) ...... 131 Shekhter R.I. (FA-12) ...... 139 Shin Y. (CR-15) ...... 61 Skomski R. (CU-06) ...... 67 Song H. (CR-15) ...... 61 Shen B. (GT-05) ...... 195 Shinagawa H. (HP-06) ...... 222 Skomski R. (DA-11) ...... 75 Song H. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Shen C. (HT-13) ...... 232 Shinde S. (EF-12) ...... 117 Skomski R. (DR-14) ...... 97 Song H. (GV-02) ...... 199 Shen J. (DH-01) ...... 89 Shirai M. (GD-06) ...... 175 Skomski R. (EF-15) ...... 117 Song H.M. (DR-10) ...... 96 Shen J. (GG-13) ...... 184 Shiraishi M. (HS-23) ...... 229 Skorvanek I. (CF-06) ...... 52 Song J. (CT-10) ...... 65 Shen J. (GR-09) ...... 192 Shiraishi Y. (EW-14) ...... 137 Skorvanek I. (FP-11) ...... 156 Song J. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Shen J. (HE-06) ...... 213 Shirakashi J. (DV-10) ...... 105 Skrzypek D. (HG-12) ...... 219 Song J. (FV-06) ...... 167 Shen K. (EG-01) ...... 117 Shirakashi J. (HS-21) ...... 229 Skuza J. (AG-09) ...... 27 Song K. (GP-15) ...... 188 Shen M. (DP-09) ...... 92 Shoji H. (GU-01) ...... 197 Slade R. (DF-08) ...... 86 Song L. (FP-13) ...... 157 Shen S. (CT-09) ...... 65 Shoji T. (CS-04) ...... 63 Slaughter J.M. (AC-14) ...... 20 Song S. (CT-16) ...... 66 Shen T. (EG-13) ...... 119 Shrefl T. (DC-10) ...... 80 Slaughter J.M. (ED-05) ...... 111 Song S. (FE-10) ...... 148 Shen T.H. (BF-02) ...... 38 Shtrikman H. (BE-01) ...... 37 Slaughter J.M. (FC-05) ...... 142 Song Y. (FQ-06) ...... 158 Shen T.H. (FV-08) ...... 167 Shtrikman H. (BE-03) ...... 37 Slavin A. (AD-12) ...... 22 Song Y. (GT-04) ...... 195 Shen W. (GC-05) ...... 173 Shtrikman H. (BE-04) ...... 37 Slavin A. (DB-10) ...... 77 Song Y. (GU-12) ...... 198 Shen X. (GC-01) ...... 172 Shu M. (DP-13) ...... 93 Slavin A. (FF-02) ...... 149 Sort J. (AI-09) ...... 31 Shen Y. (AF-09) ...... 25 Shu M. (DU-13) ...... 103 Slavin A.N. (DT-16) ...... 101 Sort J. (AI-10) ...... 31 Sheth N.K. (GG-07) ...... 183 Shu M. (GR-05) ...... 191 Sleight A.W. (HE-10) ...... 213 Sort J. (AI-12) ...... 31 Sheu B.L. (DA-08) ...... 74 Shull R.D. (CD-06) ...... 48 Slezak M. (EV-06) ...... 134 Sort J. (FT-07) ...... 163 Shi H. (HG-13) ...... 219 Shull R.D. (EE-02) ...... 113 Slezak T. (EV-06) ...... 134 Sort J. (HC-09) ...... 208 Shi J. (EF-15) ...... 117 Shull R.D. (EE-05) ...... 113 Smallman D.J. (GV-07) ...... 199 Sousa J.B. (HS-13) ...... 228 Shi J. (FR-01) ...... 159 Shull R.D. (EE-10) ...... 114 Smelyanskiy V. (FC-13) ...... 143 Sousa J.B. (HS-25) ...... 229 Shi S. (CE-02) ...... 49 Shultz M.D. (ER-01) ...... 126 Smelyanskiy V. (FG-02) ...... 151 Sousa L. (DD-04) ...... 81 Shi S. (EW-02) ...... 135 Shuto Y. (BG-04) ...... 39 Smiri L. (DC-12) ...... 80 Sousa M.H. (HF-08) ...... 215 Shi W. (BA-05) ...... 32 Shutthanandan V. (EF-07) ...... 116 Smistrup K. (FD-11) ...... 145 Sousa R. (FB-08) ...... 141 Shi Y. (GW-07) ...... 201 Shvets I.V. (BB-04) ...... 33 Smith A.C. (GG-05) ...... 183 Sousa R.C. (FB-06) ...... 140 Shibamoto M. (FR-02) ...... 159 Shvets I.V. (DS-08) ...... 98 Smith D. (DH-05) ...... 90 Southern B.W. (GP-07) ...... 187 Shibata Y. (DV-10) ...... 105 Shvets I.V. (GD-08) ...... 176 Smith D. (DH-06) ...... 90 Sowerby A. (DF-08) ...... 86 Shibata Y. (HS-21) ...... 229 Shvets I.V. (GD-10) ...... 176 Smith D.J. (GE-11) ...... 179 Spagna S. (BI-06) ...... 42 Shield J.E. (AF-02) ...... 24 Shypil O.V. (BD-02) ...... 36 Smith D.J. (HG-02) ...... 217 Sparks P.D. (GQ-09) ...... 190 Shield J.E. (AF-08) ...... 25 Shyu J. (HS-27) ...... 230 Smith D.J. (HG-04) ...... 217 Speckmayer P. (AH-10) ...... 28 Shield J.E. (CE-01) ...... 49 Si P. (FP-11) ...... 156 Smith D.J. (HG-05) ...... 218 Speckmayer P. (BA-03) ...... 32 Shield J.E. (CS-08) ...... 63 Sicot M. (AC-01) ...... 18 Smith D.J. (HG-08) ...... 218 Speetzen N. (CC-01) ...... 45 Shigeyuki M. (GU-13) ...... 198 Sicot M. (BF-01) ...... 38 Smith D.L. (HD-05) ...... 210 Spencer G. (FS-04) ...... 161 Shih J.C. (CS-04) ...... 63 Siegmann H. (HA-01) ...... 203 Smith H.I. (HC-01) ...... 207 Sperl M. (BG-07) ...... 40 Shiiki K. (CQ-11) ...... 59 Siegmann H.C. (AA-01) ...... 15 Smith K. (ED-05) ...... 111 Sperl M. (DV-04) ...... 104 Shiiki K. (HS-07) ...... 227 Siegner U. (HC-06) ...... 208 Smith K. (FC-05) ...... 142 Spinu L. (CV-09) ...... 69 Shim H. (FV-05) ...... 167 Sievers S. (HC-06) ...... 208 Smith K.E. (EF-02) ...... 115 Spinu L. (CW-22) ...... 72 Shim I. (CR-03) ...... 60 Sih V. (YA-01) ...... 105 Smith K.R. (EH-10) ...... 121 Spinu L. (HT-15) ...... 232 Shim I. (GV-04) ...... 199 Silva F. (FB-06) ...... 140 Smith N. (EC-01) ...... 109 Spiridis N. (EV-06) ...... 134 272 PROGRAM PROGRAM 273

Spoddig D. (BC-01) ...... 34 Stritzker B. (EQ-08) ...... 125 Suzuki K. (CF-01) ...... 51 Takanashi K. (ES-01) ...... 127 Spoddig D. (DT-11) ...... 100 Stroud D. (FC-12) ...... 143 Suzuki K. (CF-07) ...... 52 Takanashi K. (ES-15) ...... 129 Spoddig D. (DV-11) ...... 105 Stroud R.M. (EW-12) ...... 136 Suzuki K. (CS-04) ...... 63 Takanashi K. (HT-18) ...... 232 Springholz G. (EV-14) ...... 135 Stroud R.M. (HD-03) ...... 210 Suzuki K. (ET-11) ...... 132 Takano F. (DU-10) ...... 103 Srajer G. (GH-07) ...... 185 Stroud R.M. (HD-09) ...... 211 Suzuki M. (DR-15) ...... 97 Takano K. (CC-02) ...... 46 Srinath S. (DA-15) ...... 75 Sturm J.C. (EA-02) ...... 106 Suzuki O. (DH-11) ...... 91 Takano M. (DC-06) ...... 79 Srinath S. (EE-09) ...... 114 Su W. (GD-13) ...... 177 Suzuki S. (ET-12) ...... 132 Takashina K. (FG-01) ...... 151 Srinivasa Rao S. (AH-01) ...... 27 Subramanian L. (CH-07) ...... 56 Suzuki T. (AG-03) ...... 26 Takeda M. (HT-09) ...... 231 Srivastava J. (FQ-07) ...... 158 Subramanian M.A. (HE-10) ...... 213 Suzuki T. (AI-07) ...... 30 Takeda T. (HQ-04) ...... 224 Stacy A.M. (DS-07) ...... 98 Sudakar C. (FE-02) ...... 146 Suzuki T. (CC-13) ...... 47 Takeishi H. (AF-13) ...... 25 Stacy A.M. (GD-11) ...... 176 Sueoka K. (BF-05) ...... 38 Suzuki T. (DT-07) ...... 100 Takekuma I. (CC-07) ...... 46 Stadler B.H. (CC-01) ...... 45 Sueoka K. (FT-01) ...... 162 Suzuki T. (FB-07) ...... 141 Takemura Y. (DV-10) ...... 105 Stadler B.J. (DD-07) ...... 82 Suess D. (AH-10) ...... 28 Suzuki T. (FV-15) ...... 168 Takemura Y. (HS-21) ...... 229 Stadler B.J. (GE-13) ...... 179 Suess D. (BA-03) ...... 32 Suzuki Y. (AC-11) ...... 19 Takenaga T. (CW-09) ...... 71 Stadler S. (EQ-10) ...... 125 Suess D. (DC-13) ...... 80 Suzuki Y. (BE-01) ...... 37 Takenaga T. (HT-11) ...... 231 Stadler S. (ER-08) ...... 127 Suess D. (DE-09) ...... 84 Suzuki Y. (BE-03) ...... 37 Takeuchi A. (FP-14) ...... 157 Stadler S. (FP-14) ...... 157 Suess D. (GC-02) ...... 173 Suzuki Y. (BE-04) ...... 37 Takezaki T. (FT-01) ...... 162 Stadler S. (FU-18) ...... 166 Suess D. (HB-06) ...... 206 Suzuki Y. (CH-03) ...... 56 Takezawa M. (FS-10) ...... 161 Stadler S. (HF-02) ...... 214 Sugahara S. (BG-04) ...... 39 Suzuki Y. (DB-04) ...... 76 Taki M. (HT-11) ...... 231 Stahl J. (FV-14) ...... 168 Sugahara S. (DS-01) ...... 97 Suzuki Y. (DS-07) ...... 98 Takizawa M. (EV-08) ...... 134 Stamenov P. (CP-03) ...... 57 Sugimoto S. (HS-03) ...... 227 Suzuki Y. (EB-01) ...... 107 Takizawa R. (GR-03) ...... 191 Stamenov P. (DT-10) ...... 100 Sugita R. (CV-01) ...... 68 Suzuki Y. (EB-08) ...... 108 Takura T. (GU-06) ...... 197 Stamenov P. (EF-01) ...... 115 Sugiyama H. (ED-06) ...... 111 Suzuki Y. (ED-01) ...... 110 Talbayev D. (DT-15) ...... 101 Stamenov P. (HP-05) ...... 222 Sugiyama T. (EG-08) ...... 119 Suzuki Y. (FC-10) ...... 143 Talbayev D. (EH-13) ...... 122 Stamm C. (AA-01) ...... 15 Suh A.Y. (ET-01) ...... 131 Suzuki Y. (GD-11) ...... 176 Talbayev D. (HD-10) ...... 211 Stamm C. (CG-09) ...... 55 Suh A.Y. (ET-06) ...... 131 Suzuki Y. (HA-06) ...... 204 Taliani C. (FC-11) ...... 143 Stamps R. (EV-10) ...... 134 Suh B. (DU-05) ...... 102 Suzuki Y. (HE-04) ...... 212 Talut G. (GB-09) ...... 171 Stamps R. (HG-09) ...... 218 Suh J. (GV-02) ...... 199 Suzuki Y. (HS-14) ...... 228 Tamai I. (CC-07) ...... 46 Stamps R. (HG-12) ...... 219 Suh K. (CT-12) ...... 65 Suzuki Y. (HS-23) ...... 229 Tamaru S. (EH-06) ...... 121 Stanciu C. (CG-10) ...... 55 Suh Y. (EW-15) ...... 137 Svedlindh P. (GB-05) ...... 171 Tan C. (DC-07) ...... 79 Stanciu C. (CU-10) ...... 67 Sui Y. (DC-08) ...... 79 Swagten H. (CB-02) ...... 43 Tan E. (CB-12) ...... 45 Stanciu V. (GB-05) ...... 171 Sui Y. (EW-16) ...... 137 Swagten H. (DP-07) ...... 92 Tan J. (EQ-12) ...... 125 Stancu A. (BH-03) ...... 40 Sui Y. (GD-13) ...... 177 Swagten H. (HS-01) ...... 227 Tan K. (AE-06) ...... 23 Stancu A. (BH-05) ...... 41 Sullivan C.R. (DF-05) ...... 86 Swaminathan R. (GF-07) ...... 181 Tan L. (DD-07) ...... 82 Stancu A. (CV-08) ...... 69 Sullivan G.J. (DD-05) ...... 82 Swihart M. (BA-05) ...... 32 Tan L. (DG-07) ...... 89 Stancu A. (CV-09) ...... 69 Sullivan G.J. (FD-02) ...... 144 Szymczak H.H. (GT-01) ...... 194 Tan S. (HH-05) ...... 220 Stancu A. (CW-22) ...... 72 Sullow S. (CR-13) ...... 61 Tan W. (EP-04) ...... 123 Stancu A. (DQ-06) ...... 94 Sumiyama K. (DF-12) ...... 87 - T - Tanaka A. (CT-02) ...... 64 Stancu A. (DU-06) ...... 102 Summers E. (GE-11) ...... 179 Tanaka A. (HB-03) ...... 205 Stancu A. (HT-15) ...... 232 Sun A. (CU-12) ...... 67 Tacchi S. (BC-03) ...... 34 Tanaka M. (BG-04) ...... 39 Stanescu S. (FT-12) ...... 163 Sun A. (FR-08) ...... 160 Tacchi S. (DV-03) ...... 104 Tanaka M. (CW-21) ...... 72 Stanescu S. (GQ-12) ...... 190 Sun A. (GS-12) ...... 194 Tacchi S. (EV-10) ...... 134 Tanaka M. (DA-06) ...... 74 Stefano S. (DT-10) ...... 100 Sun A. (HT-08) ...... 231 Tachibana K. (FU-03) ...... 164 Tanaka M. (DS-01) ...... 97 Steiner G. (ED-05) ...... 111 Sun J. (FU-13) ...... 165 Tada M. (DF-06) ...... 86 Tanaka T. (EV-09) ...... 134 Steiner K.A. (AI-13) ...... 31 Sun J.J. (AC-14) ...... 20 Tada M. (DF-12) ...... 87 Tanaka Y. (DT-07) ...... 100 Steinmuller S.J. (FC-02) ...... 142 Sun J.J. (ED-05) ...... 111 Tada M. (GF-05) ...... 181 Tanasa R. (DQ-06) ...... 94 Stepankova H. (HF-13) ...... 216 Sun J.Z. (EV-02) ...... 133 Tada M. (HF-03) ...... 215 Tanasa R. (DU-06) ...... 102 Stephens P.W. (AB-06) ...... 17 Sun J.Z. (FA-11) ...... 139 Tae-Gyung L. (ER-06) ...... 126 Tang F. (HS-27) ...... 230 Steurer J. (BI-03) ...... 41 Sun K. (DU-04) ...... 102 Taegyung K. (ER-06) ...... 126 Tang H. (AE-03) ...... 23 Stiles M.D. (ED-07) ...... 111 Sun L. (GQ-03) ...... 189 Tafra E. (FE-01) ...... 146 Tang H. (DA-02) ...... 73 Stirk S.M. (HH-10) ...... 221 Sun M. (FB-03) ...... 140 Tahara S. (ED-10) ...... 112 Tang J. (EF-14) ...... 117 Stoeffler D. (DS-11) ...... 99 Sun N. (GB-11) ...... 172 Tahara S. (FB-07) ...... 141 Tang J. (FQ-14) ...... 159 Stoehr J. (DG-02) ...... 88 Sun N.X. (CD-11) ...... 49 Tahara S. (GR-03) ...... 191 Tang J. (FU-06) ...... 164 Stoehr J. (DT-18) ...... 101 Sun N.X. (CQ-02) ...... 58 Tahara S. (GR-04) ...... 191 Tang J. (GD-09) ...... 176 Stohr J. (AA-01) ...... 15 Sun N.X. (GF-01) ...... 180 Tai R. (FU-03) ...... 164 Tang J. (GD-13) ...... 177 Stohr J. (GP-08) ...... 187 Sun S. (DR-01) ...... 95 Tajima S. (CS-04) ...... 63 Tang J. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Stohr J. (HA-01) ...... 203 Sun S. (FD-07) ...... 145 Takacs A. (DU-02) ...... 102 Tang P.T. (FD-11) ...... 145 Stohr J. (HG-07) ...... 218 Sun Y. (EG-11) ...... 119 Takahashi H. (HA-05) ...... 203 Tang W. (AF-03) ...... 24 Stohr J. (HG-13) ...... 219 Sun Y. (GH-12) ...... 186 Takahashi M. (DC-04) ...... 79 Tang W. (AF-06) ...... 24 Stoll H. (CG-02) ...... 54 Sun Z. (CE-01) ...... 49 Takahashi M. (ER-02) ...... 126 Tang X. (DR-12) ...... 97 Stoll H. (DG-05) ...... 88 Sunder A. (CC-05) ...... 46 Takahashi M. (GC-10) ...... 174 Tang X. (HH-08) ...... 220 Stoll H. (DG-06) ...... 88 Sunder A. (GC-07) ...... 173 Takahashi M. (GP-17) ...... 188 Tang Y. (CT-16) ...... 66 Stoll H. (EH-12) ...... 122 Sung S. (GW-09) ...... 202 Takahashi M. (GR-05) ...... 191 Tang Y. (DE-03) ...... 83 Stollo A. (DV-03) ...... 104 Sung T. (EW-11) ...... 136 Takahashi S. (DQ-05) ...... 94 Tang Y. (DE-11) ...... 84 Stollo A. (EV-10) ...... 134 Supper N. (CC-02) ...... 46 Takahashi S. (GR-04) ...... 191 Tang Y. (GC-12) ...... 174 Stone M.B. (DA-08) ...... 74 Supper N.F. (HB-13) ...... 207 Takahashi Y. (DQ-11) ...... 94 Tang Y. (HG-05) ...... 218 Strachan J. (HA-01) ...... 203 Suresh K.G. (EE-11) ...... 114 Takahashi Y. (DQ-13) ...... 95 Tang Y. (HG-07) ...... 218 Straka L. (EQ-15) ...... 126 Suresh K.J. (EE-10) ...... 114 Takamura Y. (CH-03) ...... 56 Tang Y.J. (HG-04) ...... 217 Strelkov N. (ES-12) ...... 129 Surpi A. (GB-05) ...... 171 Takamura Y. (HE-04) ...... 212 Tani H. (ET-11) ...... 132 Strelniker Y.M. (FC-12) ...... 143 Sutarto R. (DV-08) ...... 104 Takanashi K. (CB-05) ...... 44 Tani T. (FT-13) ...... 163 Strelniker Y.M. (FH-10) ...... 154 Sutarto R. (GF-03) ...... 180 Takanashi K. (DS-13) ...... 99 Tanigawa H. (ES-01) ...... 127 Strempfer J. (GH-07) ...... 185 Suzuki Y. (HE-03) ...... 212 Takanashi K. (DV-06) ...... 104 Tanigawa H. (ES-09) ...... 128 274 PROGRAM PROGRAM 275

Taniguchi M. (CT-02) ...... 64 Tjeng L.H. (DV-08) ...... 104 Tsurkan V. (FE-07) ...... 147 - V - Taniguchi T. (CR-16) ...... 61 Tjeng L.H. (GF-03) ...... 180 Tsymbal E.Y. (AC-08) ...... 19 Vadim K. (GD-01) ...... 174 Tanikawa T. (AC-06) ...... 19 Tkachenko V.S. (HT-07) ...... 231 Tsymbal E.Y. (BB-02) ...... 33 Vaia R. (DH-07) ...... 90 Taniyama T. (HS-12) ...... 228 Todd I. (CS-05) ...... 63 Tsymbal E.Y. (HH-11) ...... 221 Vailionis A. (HE-04) ...... 212 Tanner B.K. (AD-09) ...... 21 Togawa K. (FD-01) ...... 144 Tsymbal E.Y. (HS-17) ...... 228 Vaishnava P.P. (DC-14) ...... 80 Tanuma R. (DE-08) ...... 84 Tokoro H. (DU-03) ...... 102 Tsymbal L. (HF-10) ...... 216 Vaitheeswaran G. (GD-12) ...... 176 Tashiro K. (HQ-05) ...... 224 Tokoro H. (FV-13) ...... 168 Tuan L. (GS-01) ...... 192 Vaithyanathan V. (EF-06) ...... 116 Tassi A. (CR-04) ...... 60 Tokuda Y. (HT-11) ...... 231 Tudor J. (HQ-14) ...... 225 Vajk O. (CA-04) ...... 43 Tatsenko O.M. (HP-13) ...... 223 Tokunaga Y. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Tudosa I. (AA-01) ...... 15 Valchev V.C. (ER-10) ...... 127 Taya T. (CT-14) ...... 66 Tokura Y. (BD-05) ...... 36 Tulapurkar A.A. (AC-11) ...... 19 Valcu B. (CC-09) ...... 47 Tchernyshyov O. (AD-05) ...... 21 Tollens S. (CQ-07) ...... 59 Tulapurkar A.A. (DB-04) ...... 76 Valcu B. (GC-06) ...... 173 Tchernyshyov O. (AD-13) ...... 22 Tollens S. (HP-03) ...... 222 Tun K.M. (DP-01) ...... 91 Valcu B.F. (HB-12) ...... 206 Tchernyshyov O. (FV-17) ...... 168 Tombros N. (HD-11) ...... 211 Tuominen M.T. (CW-07) ...... 71 Valentine J. (FH-01) ...... 153 te Velthuis S. (HT-19) ...... 232 Tomioka N. (EE-03) ...... 113 Turek P. (GB-08) ...... 171 Valentine J. (GD-15) ...... 177 te Velthuis S. (AI-02) ...... 30 Tomoda Y. (DV-10) ...... 105 Turgut Z. (CF-05) ...... 52 Valenzuela R. (FU-11) ...... 165 te Velthuis S. (BD-07) ...... 36 Tomoda Y. (HS-21) ...... 229 Turgut Z. (EG-05) ...... 118 Valev V. (HG-06) ...... 218 te Velthuis S. (FV-19) ...... 168 Tomy C.V. (EE-12) ...... 114 Tyliszczak T. (CG-02) ...... 54 Valizadeh S. (GB-05) ...... 171 Techapiesancharoenkij R. (GE-02) . .178 Tondra M. (EA-01) ...... 106 Tyliszczak T. (DG-05) ...... 88 Vallet-Regi M. (AB-09) ...... 17 Tedesco A.C. (GV-08) ...... 200 Torija m.A. (DH-01) ...... 89 Tyliszczak T. (DG-06) ...... 88 van ‘t Erve O. (HD-09) ...... 211 Tegus O. (FP-12) ...... 157 Torres J.M. (HC-07) ...... 208 Tyliszczak T. (EH-12) ...... 122 van ‘t Erve O.J. (DP-09) ...... 92 Tegus O. (FP-13) ...... 157 Torres L. (DB-09) ...... 77 Tyliszczak T. (HA-01) ...... 203 van ‘t Erve O.J. (HD-03) ...... 210 Tehrani S. (AC-14) ...... 20 Torres L. (ES-19) ...... 129 Tzalenchuk A.Y. (DU-07) ...... 102 Van de Sype D.M. (ER-10) ...... 127 Tehrani S. (DB-06) ...... 77 Torriani I. (DT-01) ...... 99 Tzeng Y. (GP-01) ...... 186 van de Veerdonk R. (AA-03) ...... 16 Tehrani S. (ED-05) ...... 111 Torriani I.L. (BB-05) ...... 33 van de Veerdonk R. (FH-13) ...... 155 Tehrani S. (FC-05) ...... 142 Toshima N. (EW-14) ...... 137 - U - Van de Walle R. (DQ-10) ...... 94 Teichert C. (BA-04) ...... 32 Totapally S. (FE-08) ...... 147 Van de Wiele B. (CV-04) ...... 69 Teixeira J. (HS-13) ...... 228 Tourinho F.A. (HF-08) ...... 215 Uchida H. (EQ-03) ...... 124 Van den Bossche A.P. (ER-10) . . . . .127 Teixeira J. (HS-25) ...... 229 Toussaint J. (CV-06) ...... 69 Uchida H. (EQ-05) ...... 125 van der Heijden P. (HB-09) ...... 206 Telling N.D. (AG-08) ...... 27 Tovstolitkin A. (FU-06) ...... 164 Ueda K. (GH-08) ...... 185 van der Laan G. (AG-08) ...... 27 Telling N.D. (CB-03) ...... 44 Toyoda M. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Ueda Y. (GR-03) ...... 191 van der Laan G. (CB-03) ...... 44 Templeton T.L. (CS-14) ...... 64 Toyosaki H. (EF-10) ...... 116 Uehara Y. (AG-06) ...... 26 van der Laan G. (FT-12) ...... 163 Ten Brinke H. (FS-04) ...... 161 Toyota A. (CS-15) ...... 64 Uehara Y. (FF-04) ...... 149 van der Molen S. (HD-11) ...... 211 Teo K. (CT-01) ...... 64 Toyota D. (EV-08) ...... 134 Uemura T. (AC-09) ...... 19 van der Veerdonk R. (GC-07) ...... 173 Teo K. (CT-04) ...... 65 Toyserkani E. (DD-09) ...... 82 Uemura T. (GD-04) ...... 175 Van Dorpe P. (HD-02) ...... 210 Teo K. (HH-05) ...... 220 Tracy J.L. (CT-15) ...... 66 Ueno K. (EF-10) ...... 116 van Ek J. (EC-02) ...... 109 Teppati V. (EG-03) ...... 118 Tran L. (DD-01) ...... 81 Ueno S. (DQ-12) ...... 95 van Lierop J. (DH-08) ...... 91 Terris B. (HA-10) ...... 204 Trapanese M. (DQ-15) ...... 95 Ueno S. (GU-04) ...... 197 van Lierop J. (GP-01) ...... 186 Testa L. (DQ-15) ...... 95 Trapanese M. (GG-04) ...... 182 Ueno S. (GV-09) ...... 200 van Lierop J. (GP-07) ...... 187 Tezuka N. (HS-03) ...... 227 Tripathy D. (DS-09) ...... 98 Ueno S. (GV-10) ...... 200 Van Roy W. (DA-02) ...... 73 Tezuka N. (HS-05) ...... 227 Tripathy D. (HC-08) ...... 208 Ueno S. (GV-11) ...... 200 Van Roy W. (HD-02) ...... 210 Thadani K. (DB-08) ...... 77 Triscone J. (CB-09) ...... 44 Ueno S. (GV-12) ...... 200 Van Waeyenberge B. (CG-02) ...... 54 Thelin P. (GG-06) ...... 183 Troper A. (FP-09) ...... 156 Uesaka Y. (FR-04) ...... 159 Van Waeyenberge B. (DG-05) ...... 88 Theodonis I. (ES-16) ...... 129 Trotsenko P.O. (BD-02) ...... 36 Uhlig W.C. (BI-02) ...... 41 Van Waeyenberge B. (DG-06) ...... 88 Theodonis I. (ES-17) ...... 129 Trouilloud P. (FB-10) ...... 141 Uhlig W.C. (CW-19) ...... 72 Van Waeyenberge B. (EH-12) ...... 122 Theodoropoulou N. (FA-08) ...... 139 Trouilloud P.L. (FB-09) ...... 141 Uhlig W.C. (GR-06) ...... 191 van Wees B. (HD-11) ...... 211 Thiaville A. (ES-04) ...... 128 Trypiniotis T. (FC-02) ...... 142 Uhlig W.C. (HA-08) ...... 204 van Wees B. (HH-12) ...... 221 Thiele J. (CH-01) ...... 55 Tsai J. (ES-02) ...... 128 Ulrich C. (AG-02) ...... 26 van Wees B.J. (ES-13) ...... 129 Tho N. (FP-01) ...... 155 Tsai M. (EG-01) ...... 117 Um C. (CF-02) ...... 52 van’t Erve O.M. (EH-13) ...... 122 Thomas A. (CB-01) ...... 43 Tsai M. (GR-01) ...... 191 Umemoto K. (EB-04) ...... 107 van’t Erve O.M. (HD-10) ...... 211 Thomas L. (ES-30) ...... 130 Tsai M. (HR-15) ...... 226 Unguris J. (AG-02) ...... 26 Vandenbossche L. (DQ-10) ...... 94 Thomas L. (HA-13) ...... 205 Tsang C. (HB-02) ...... 205 Unguris J. (BI-02) ...... 41 Vandenbossche L. (HP-03) ...... 222 Thompson G. (EW-01) ...... 135 Tsang C. (HB-09) ...... 206 Unguris J. (CW-19) ...... 72 Vandenbossche L. (HP-15) ...... 223 Thompson J. (FG-06) ...... 152 Tsay J. (DV-05) ...... 104 Unguris J. (GR-06) ...... 191 Vandersypen L. (YA-03) ...... 106 Thompson S.M. (GQ-12) ...... 190 Tse D.H. (CW-08) ...... 71 Unguris J. (HA-08) ...... 204 Vanfleet R.R. (DC-03) ...... 78 Thompson S.M. (HD-08) ...... 211 Tsoi G.M. (DC-14) ...... 80 Unruh K.M. (CE-08) ...... 50 Vanfleet R.R. (DR-02) ...... 95 Thompson S.M. (HH-10) ...... 221 Tsoi M. (HA-12) ...... 204 Unruh K.M. (DQ-02) ...... 94 Vanheertum R. (HD-02) ...... 210 Thomson T. (AH-10) ...... 28 Tsokol A. (EE-01) ...... 112 Upadhyay P.R. (GG-10) ...... 183 Vara G. (GS-03) ...... 193 Thomson T. (CC-06) ...... 46 Tsuchida K. (GR-03) ...... 191 Upadhyay R. (FE-02) ...... 146 Varalda J. (HS-16) ...... 228 Thomson T. (DE-14) ...... 85 Tsuchiya T. (HE-12) ...... 214 Upadhyay R. (GF-12) ...... 182 Varela M. (BD-07) ...... 36 Thomson T. (DE-15) ...... 85 Tsuda H. (DU-08) ...... 102 Urazhdin S. (FA-03) ...... 138 Varela M. (CB-09) ...... 44 Thorsen J. (GH-04) ...... 185 Tsui F. (BG-05) ...... 39 Urazhdin S. (GP-03) ...... 187 Varela M. (EF-08) ...... 116 Thuermer K. (HC-05) ...... 208 Tsui W. (HP-11) ...... 222 Urban C. (DV-11) ...... 105 Varela M. (FE-04) ...... 147 Thurber A. (GB-06) ...... 171 Tsuji K. (CT-02) ...... 64 Urban J. (FE-06) ...... 147 Varga E. (CW-13) ...... 71 Tian M. (CS-12) ...... 64 Tsukamoto A. (CG-10) ...... 55 Urbano R. (DT-01) ...... 99 Varga R. (GS-05) ...... 193 Tiberkevich V. (DB-10) ...... 77 Tsukamoto A. (CU-10) ...... 67 Urbano R. (FG-06) ...... 152 Var ret F. (DU-06) ...... 102 Tiberkevich V. (FF-02) ...... 149 Tsukamoto A. (GC-08) ...... 173 Urbano R.R. (FG-09) ...... 153 Var ughese B. (GT-02) ...... 194 Tibu M. (CF-10) ...... 53 Tsunekawa K. (AC-11) ...... 19 Urech M. (DP-17) ...... 93 Vas’ko V.A. (CD-02) ...... 48 Ting-Yi C. (FS-09) ...... 161 Tsunekawa K. (DB-04) ...... 76 Urech M. (GH-10) ...... 186 Vasiliev B.V. (HG-02) ...... 217 Tipek A. (HQ-09) ...... 224 Tsunekawa K. (HA-06) ...... 204 Ursula E. (AH-04) ...... 28 Vasyuchka V.I. (EH-10) ...... 121 Tiusan C. (BF-01) ...... 38 Tsunekawa K. (HS-22) ...... 229 Usadel K.D. (GP-12) ...... 188 Vasyuchka V.I. (FF-02) ...... 149 Tiusan C.V. (AC-01) ...... 18 Tsunekawa K. (HS-23) ...... 229 Usselman R.J. (FV-22) ...... 169 Vaterlaus A. (EV-05) ...... 134 Tiusan C.V. (HD-08) ...... 211 Tsunoda M. (GP-17) ...... 188 Uzumaki T. (HB-03) ...... 205 Vaulay M. (DC-12) ...... 80 276 PROGRAM PROGRAM 277

Vaures A. (CB-07) ...... 44 von Borany J. (GP-09) ...... 187 Wang W. (BG-03) ...... 39 Weinelt M. (FH-08) ...... 154 Vaz C. (CW-20) ...... 72 von Molnar S. (DD-05) ...... 82 Wang W. (EF-14) ...... 117 Weinert M. (DA-13) ...... 75 Vaz C.F. (FC-02) ...... 142 von Molnar S. (FD-02) ...... 144 Wang W. (FQ-14) ...... 159 Weiss D. (AD-01) ...... 20 Vazquez M. (BB-06) ...... 34 von Ranke P.J. (FP-09) ...... 156 Wang W. (GD-09) ...... 176 Weiss D. (CG-02) ...... 54 Vazquez M. (CP-06) ...... 58 Vovk A. (CW-23) ...... 72 Wang X. (AB-04) ...... 17 Weiss D. (CT-07) ...... 65 Vcelak J. (HP-07) ...... 222 Vovk A. (FU-06) ...... 164 Wang X. (AB-08) ...... 17 Weiss D. (CT-11) ...... 65 Vecchini C. (CF-07) ...... 52 Vovk A. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Wang X. (CS-11) ...... 63 Weiss D. (DG-05) ...... 88 Vecchini C. (CH-05) ...... 56 Vovk A. (GS-11) ...... 194 Wang X. (EC-04) ...... 109 Weiss D. (DG-06) ...... 88 Vedyayev A. (ES-12) ...... 129 Voyer C.J. (DH-08) ...... 91 Wang X. (EP-05) ...... 123 Weiss D. (EH-12) ...... 122 Vedyayev A.V. (ES-16) ...... 129 Voznesenskaya A.O. (FC-12) ...... 143 Wang X. (FA-02) ...... 138 Weiss D. (FV-14) ...... 168 Veis M. (DD-03) ...... 81 Vroubel M. (BC-06) ...... 35 Wang X. (FE-05) ...... 147 Weiss D. (HC-10) ...... 209 Veis M. (FU-05) ...... 164 Vroubel M. (HQ-02) ...... 223 Wang X. (GD-13) ...... 177 Weissmueller J. (CF-07) ...... 52 Velev J. (AC-08) ...... 19 Vutukuri S. (EB-10) ...... 108 Wang X. (GH-03) ...... 184 Weissmuller J. (CH-05) ...... 56 Velev J. (BB-02) ...... 33 Wang X. (GH-12) ...... 186 Welch D.O. (FE-09) ...... 148 Velev J. (HS-17) ...... 228 - W - Wang X.L. (BI-05) ...... 42 Weller D. (AA-03) ...... 16 Velu E. (CC-11) ...... 47 Wang X.L. (EP-10) ...... 124 Weller D. (CC-05) ...... 46 Velu E. (GC-11) ...... 174 Wada E. (HS-12) ...... 228 Wang X.L. (HT-12) ...... 231 Weller D. (CC-09) ...... 47 Venimadhav A. (DT-15) ...... 101 Wadati H. (HE-07) ...... 213 Wang Y. (EG-01) ...... 117 Weller D. (DE-02) ...... 83 Venkataramani N. (GF-02) ...... 180 Wagner K. (CT-07) ...... 65 Wang Y. (HF-06) ...... 215 Weller D. (DE-09) ...... 84 Venkatesan M. (EF-01) ...... 115 Wakao S. (DQ-11) ...... 94 Wang Y. (HR-15) ...... 226 Weller D. (DR-05) ...... 96 Venkatesan M. (EF-02) ...... 115 Wakao S. (DQ-13) ...... 95 Wang Z. (BA-05) ...... 32 Weller D. (GC-07) ...... 173 Venkatesan T. (EB-11) ...... 108 Wakitani T. (EH-15) ...... 122 Wang Z. (CV-02) ...... 68 Weller T. (HF-07) ...... 215 Venkatesan T. (EF-12) ...... 117 Wakiwaka H. (CQ-08) ...... 59 Wang Z. (CW-26) ...... 73 Welz S.J. (EB-11) ...... 108 Venkatesan T. (GT-02) ...... 194 Walker J.A. (GG-11) ...... 184 Wang Z. (FD-06) ...... 145 Wen M. (HF-11) ...... 216 Venkatesh R. (GT-15) ...... 196 Wallis T.M. (FT-04) ...... 162 Wang Z. (FQ-14) ...... 159 Wen Q. (HH-08) ...... 220 Venkatesh S. (FE-11) ...... 148 Wang B. (GP-15) ...... 188 Wang Z. (FU-06) ...... 164 Weng K. (GW-13) ...... 202 Venter A.M. (CR-09) ...... 61 Wang C. (CP-04) ...... 57 Wang Z. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Wenger L.E. (DC-14) ...... 80 Ventura J. (HS-13) ...... 228 Wang C. (CS-09) ...... 63 Wang Z. (GT-10) ...... 195 Wentzcovitch R. (EB-04) ...... 107 Ventura J. (HS-25) ...... 229 Wang C. (CS-13) ...... 64 Wang Z. (GW-04) ...... 201 Wermeille D. (DG-07) ...... 89 Venturini G. (DT-08) ...... 100 Wang C. (EW-08) ...... 136 Ward Z. (HE-06) ...... 213 Weston J. (CE-04) ...... 50 Venus D. (EV-07) ...... 134 Wang C. (EW-09) ...... 136 Warin P. (FT-12) ...... 163 Weston J. (CE-07) ...... 50 Ver meulen G. (DA-02) ...... 73 Wang C. (FQ-09) ...... 158 Warin P. (GP-04) ...... 187 Wetherhold R.C. (EQ-12) ...... 125 Verrucchi P. (DH-07) ...... 90 Wang C. (FV-01) ...... 166 Warin P. (HS-26) ...... 230 White N. (FS-04) ...... 161 Versini G. (DS-11) ...... 99 Wang C. (HR-17) ...... 226 Warnicke P. (GB-05) ...... 171 Whittenburg S. (CW-23) ...... 72 Vescovo E. (DT-17) ...... 101 Wang C.M. (EF-07) ...... 116 Wastlbauer G. (FC-02) ...... 142 Wi S. (CR-15) ...... 61 Vescovo E. (FT-10) ...... 163 Wang D. (FC-08) ...... 143 Watanabe K. (EE-10) ...... 114 Wi S. (FQ-02) ...... 157 Vestal C.R. (ER-09) ...... 127 Wang D. (HP-01) ...... 221 Watanabe N. (AC-11) ...... 19 Wi S. (FU-09) ...... 165 Vetterick G.A. (HP-01) ...... 221 Wang H. (CT-17) ...... 66 Watanabe N. (DB-04) ...... 76 Widatallah H.M. (DS-10) ...... 98 Victora R.H. (CC-01) ...... 45 Wang H. (DE-02) ...... 83 Watanabe N. (FR-02) ...... 159 Widatallah H.M. (EQ-04) ...... 125 Victora R.H. (EC-03) ...... 109 Wang H. (GQ-07) ...... 189 Watanabe N. (HA-06) ...... 204 Widuch S. (DD-03) ...... 81 Victora R.H. (GC-01) ...... 172 Wang H. (GQ-13) ...... 190 Watanabe N. (HS-23) ...... 229 Widuch S. (HG-12) ...... 219 Vidal D. (DD-04) ...... 81 Wang H. (GS-12) ...... 194 Watanabe S. (CU-15) ...... 68 Wieser R. (DC-05) ...... 79 Viddal C.A. (BH-01) ...... 40 Wang J. (AC-07) ...... 19 Watanabe S. (CW-27) ...... 73 Wigen P. (HF-10) ...... 216 Vila L. (AH-04) ...... 28 Wang J. (DC-01) ...... 78 Watanabe S. (DE-06) ...... 83 Wigen P.E. (BC-02) ...... 34 Vila L. (DC-15) ...... 81 Wang J. (DC-11) ...... 80 Watanabe S. (DE-08) ...... 84 Wignall S. (DF-01) ...... 85 Villa E. (EE-13) ...... 114 Wang J. (EW-11) ...... 136 Watanabe S. (FR-09) ...... 160 Wiley J.B. (HT-15) ...... 232 Villain F. (DC-12) ...... 80 Wang J. (FA-10) ...... 139 Watson R.E. (EC-09) ...... 110 Wilhelm F. (CE-11) ...... 51 Villas-Boas V. (CS-02) ...... 62 Wang J. (FB-11) ...... 141 Watts S.M. (ES-13) ...... 129 Wilhelm F. (CR-17) ...... 62 Virden A.E. (GV-05) ...... 199 Wang J. (GC-05) ...... 173 Weatherspoon C. (ER-12) ...... 127 Wilhelm F. (GD-12) ...... 176 Viret M. (AD-04) ...... 21 Wang J. (GG-09) ...... 183 Weber M.C. (DT-12) ...... 100 Wilkins S. (HE-09) ...... 213 Visnovsky S. (DD-03) ...... 81 Wang J. (GH-09) ...... 185 Weber M.C. (GP-11) ...... 188 Will I.G. (EV-13) ...... 135 Visnovsky S. (FU-05) ...... 164 Wang J. (GP-18) ...... 188 Webster C.H. (DU-07) ...... 102 Willard M. (CF-08) ...... 52 Visscher P.B. (CV-05) ...... 69 Wang K. (GT-06) ...... 195 Webster C.H. (HE-09) ...... 213 Willard M.A. (CF-03) ...... 52 Visscher P.B. (DB-05) ...... 76 Wang L. (AI-13) ...... 31 Wecker J. (DS-11) ...... 99 Williams M. (HB-09) ...... 206 Vittoria C. (CD-11) ...... 49 Wang L. (DS-05) ...... 98 Wecker J. (FC-07) ...... 142 Williams T.M. (EF-05) ...... 115 Vittoria C. (CF-08) ...... 52 Wang L. (EB-04) ...... 107 Wecker J. (FC-09) ...... 143 Williams T.M. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Vittoria C. (CQ-02) ...... 58 Wang L. (HA-04) ...... 203 Weekes S. (CC-06) ...... 46 Williams T.M. (FU-07) ...... 165 Vittoria C. (ER-04) ...... 126 Wang M. (CR-05) ...... 60 Weekes S.M. (AD-07) ...... 21 Wilton D. (BB-07) ...... 34 Vittoria C. (ER-11) ...... 127 Wang P. (ES-26) ...... 130 Wegelin F. (DG-04) ...... 88 Winklhofer M. (CC-03) ...... 46 Vittoria C. (GB-11) ...... 172 Wang P. (FA-09) ...... 139 Wegscheider W. (CT-07) ...... 65 Wiren Z.Q. (GB-13) ...... 172 Vittoria C. (GF-01) ...... 180 Wang S. (AD-11) ...... 22 Wegscheider W. (CT-11) ...... 65 Wirix-Speetjens R. (FD-05) ...... 144 Vittoria C. (HF-02) ...... 214 Wang S. (CV-05) ...... 69 Wegscheider W. (FV-14) ...... 168 Wismayer M. (CC-06) ...... 46 Vodungbo B. (HS-16) ...... 228 Wang S. (FB-03) ...... 140 Wei D. (DR-03) ...... 96 Wismayer M. (DE-15) ...... 85 Vogel J. (AI-09) ...... 31 Wang S. (FH-04) ...... 154 Wei F. (CU-08) ...... 67 Wittig J.E. (CU-01) ...... 66 Vogel J. (DG-03) ...... 88 Wang S. (GU-14) ...... 198 Wei H. (BB-03) ...... 33 Wojcik M. (AB-07) ...... 17 Vogel J. (FT-07) ...... 163 Wang S. (GW-17) ...... 202 Wei H. (CP-09) ...... 58 Wojtowicz T. (CT-06) ...... 65 Vogt S. (BG-05) ...... 39 Wang S. (HR-17) ...... 226 Wei H.X. (HS-20) ...... 229 Wolboldt M. (BG-05) ...... 39 Vokoun D. (CC-08) ...... 46 Wang S.X. (EB-07) ...... 108 Wei S. (HF-11) ...... 216 Wolf A. (CW-13) ...... 71 Volkov A.V. (HP-13) ...... 223 Wang S.X. (EG-07) ...... 118 Wei Y. (GW-13) ...... 202 Wolff U. (CD-12) ...... 49 Vomir M. (AA-02) ...... 16 Wang S.X. (FD-07) ...... 145 Wei Z. (CW-02) ...... 70 Won S. (GW-14) ...... 202 von Bardeleben J.H. (GB-04) ...... 171 Wang S.X. (GS-08) ...... 193 Wei Z. (FS-03) ...... 161 Won S. (HQ-12) ...... 224 von Borany J. (CE-06) ...... 50 Wang T. (BB-03) ...... 33 Wei Z. (FS-05) ...... 161 Won S. (HR-12) ...... 226 278 PROGRAM PROGRAM 279

Won S. (HR-13) ...... 226 Wuttig M. (GE-10) ...... 179 Yamaguchi M. (ER-02) ...... 126 Yao X. (AC-07) ...... 19 Wood D. (FT-02) ...... 162 Wuttig M. (GE-12) ...... 179 Yamaguchi M. (ER-14) ...... 127 Yao X. (GT-06) ...... 195 Woods G. (EE-09) ...... 114 Yamaguchi M. (HQ-01) ...... 223 Yao Y. (CU-12) ...... 67 Woods J. (GF-07) ...... 181 - X - Yamaguchi M. (HQ-11) ...... 224 Yao Y. (CW-01) ...... 70 Worledge D. (ED-09) ...... 112 Yamaguchi T. (EQ-14) ...... 126 Yao Y. (CW-15) ...... 72 Worledge D. (FB-10) ...... 141 Xia Y. (GQ-13) ...... 190 Yamaguchi T. (FU-05) ...... 164 Yao Y. (DP-03) ...... 92 Worledge D.C. (FB-05) ...... 140 Xia Y.X. (GQ-07) ...... 189 Yamakawa K. (AE-06) ...... 23 Yao Y. (DP-04) ...... 92 Wright G. (FB-10) ...... 141 Xiao G. (EB-02) ...... 107 Yamamoto A. (FC-10) ...... 143 Yao Y. (DP-06) ...... 92 Wu . (GR-05) ...... 191 Xiao G. (ES-11) ...... 128 Yamamoto M. (AC-09) ...... 19 Yao Y. (DR-03) ...... 96 Wu C. (FU-01) ...... 164 Xiao G. (GP-16) ...... 188 Yamamoto M. (CW-09) ...... 71 Yao Y. (DV-05) ...... 104 Wu G. (DS-03) ...... 98 Xiao G. (HS-22) ...... 229 Yamamoto M. (GD-04) ...... 175 Yao Y. (EP-07) ...... 123 Wu H. (FS-12) ...... 162 Xiao J. (GA-01) ...... 169 Yamamoto R. (CS-15) ...... 64 Yao Y. (ES-02) ...... 128 Wu J. (AB-03) ...... 16 Xiao J.Q. (BG-03) ...... 39 Yamamoto S. (DC-06) ...... 79 Yao Y. (ES-05) ...... 128 Wu J. (AD-08) ...... 21 Xiao J.Q. (FF-06) ...... 150 Yamamoto S. (DR-13) ...... 97 Yao Y. (FS-12) ...... 162 Wu J. (CW-02) ...... 70 Xiao J.Q. (HF-05) ...... 215 Yamamoto S. (EV-09) ...... 134 Yao Y. (FV-10) ...... 167 Wu J. (DV-09) ...... 105 Xiao J.Q. (HF-09) ...... 216 Yamamoto T. (FF-04) ...... 149 Yao Y. (GQ-04) ...... 189 Wu J. (EP-06) ...... 123 Xiao J.Q. (HH-08) ...... 220 Yamamoto T.A. (DF-03) ...... 85 Yao Y. (GS-10) ...... 194 Wu J. (ES-07) ...... 128 Xiao M. (CC-02) ...... 46 Yamamoto T.A. (EE-03) ...... 113 Yao Y. (GW-02) ...... 201 Wu J. (FS-03) ...... 161 Xiao M. (HS-02) ...... 227 Yamamoto Y. (EF-09) ...... 116 Yao Y. (HR-17) ...... 226 Wu J. (FS-05) ...... 161 Xiao Q. (AH-07) ...... 28 Ya mamura T. (DD-02) ...... 81 Yao Y. (HS-27) ...... 230 Wu J. (FS-07) ...... 161 Xiao Q. (CW-07) ...... 71 Yamamuro S. (DF-12) ...... 87 Yao Y. (HT-10) ...... 231 Wu J. (FU-04) ...... 164 Xiao S. (GQ-13) ...... 190 Yamanaka K. (FR-02) ...... 159 Yao Y.D. (HS-20) ...... 229 Wu J. (GQ-08) ...... 190 Xing J. (EP-03) ...... 123 Yamanouchi M. (DA-04) ...... 74 Yaoita M. (GV-11) ...... 200 Wu K. (CW-01) ...... 70 Xiong G. (AD-02) ...... 20 Yamanouchi M. (DA-05) ...... 74 Yarimbiyik A. (BH-07) ...... 41 Wu K. (GQ-04) ...... 189 Xiong G. (DF-08) ...... 86 Yamaoka T. (CW-21) ...... 72 Yarlaggada S. (FF-06) ...... 150 Wu K. (GW-02) ...... 201 Xiong G. (DP-10) ...... 92 Yamasaki J. (FS-10) ...... 161 Yasar M. (DP-09) ...... 92 Wu L. (ET-10) ...... 132 Xiong G. (FC-03) ...... 142 Yamasawa K. (EG-08) ...... 119 Yasar M. (HD-04) ...... 210 Wu M. (CG-11) ...... 55 Xiong P. (DD-05) ...... 82 Yamasawa K. (EU-04) ...... 133 Yau J.T. (GR-02) ...... 191 Wu M. (EH-10) ...... 121 Xiong P. (FD-02) ...... 144 Yamasawa K. (FF-04) ...... 149 Ye B. (HT-15) ...... 232 Wu M. (FF-03) ...... 149 Xu B. (ET-05) ...... 131 Yamashita F. (EU-03) ...... 132 Ye L. (EF-03) ...... 115 Wu M. (GH-13) ...... 186 Xu F. (CS-01) ...... 62 Yamato T. (HQ-08) ...... 224 Ye W. (EC-11) ...... 110 Wu M. (GW-13) ...... 202 Xu F. (HF-11) ...... 216 Yamazaki Y. (HS-12) ...... 228 Ye X. (DE-11) ...... 84 Wu R. (FF-06) ...... 150 Xu S. (GT-13) ...... 196 Yan A. (EE-04) ...... 113 Yehia S. (DQ-08) ...... 94 Wu R. (HF-05) ...... 215 Xu X. (EG-12) ...... 119 Yan M. (DE-04) ...... 83 Yehia S. (DT-06) ...... 100 Wu R. (HF-09) ...... 216 Xu X. (FU-13) ...... 165 Yan Q. (EW-03) ...... 135 Yellen B. (FD-08) ...... 145 Wu S. (CC-09) ...... 47 Xu X. (GH-03) ...... 184 Yan Z. (CE-14) ...... 51 Yellen B. (FF-11) ...... 150 Wu S. (ES-05) ...... 128 Xu X. (GH-12) ...... 186 Yang A. (CF-08) ...... 52 Yelon W. (FV-01) ...... 166 Wu S.Z. (GC-06) ...... 173 Xu Y. (AD-08) ...... 21 Yang A. (ER-04) ...... 126 Yelon W. (GT-14) ...... 196 Wu T. (DP-13) ...... 93 Xu Y. (AF-04) ...... 24 Yang A. (ER-08) ...... 127 Yeo C. (DE-13) ...... 84 Wu T. (DU-13) ...... 103 Xu Y. (BI-04) ...... 42 Yang A. (GB-11) ...... 172 Yeon W.B. (ER-13) ...... 127 Wu T. (EP-06) ...... 123 Xu Y. (CE-01) ...... 49 Yang A. (GF-01) ...... 180 Yi G. (GQ-12) ...... 190 Wu T. (ES-21) ...... 130 Xu Y. (DE-04) ...... 83 Yang A. (HF-02) ...... 214 Yi H. (DP-18) ...... 93 Wu T. (GR-05) ...... 191 Xu Y. (DV-09) ...... 105 Yang C. (DU-13) ...... 103 Yi H. (ES-08) ...... 128 Wu T. (HS-19) ...... 229 Xu Y. (ES-07) ...... 128 Yang C. (GQ-15) ...... 190 Yilgin R. (EH-15) ...... 122 Wu T. (HS-24) ...... 229 Xu Y. (EV-13) ...... 135 Yang C. (GR-05) ...... 191 Yin J. (CC-13) ...... 47 Wu W. (DF-02) ...... 85 Xu Y. (EW-03) ...... 135 Yang D. (GP-13) ...... 188 Yin J. (EU-07) ...... 133 Wu X. (AA-03) ...... 16 Xu Y. (FS-07) ...... 161 Yang H. (DC-04) ...... 79 Yin M. (CW-25) ...... 73 Wu X. (CR-06) ...... 60 Xu Y. (GP-18) ...... 188 *Yang H. (EB-12) ...... 108 Yoda H. (ED-10) ...... 112 Wu X. (CR-07) ...... 60 Xu Y.H. (FH-11) ...... 155 Yang H. (GH-11) ...... 186 Yoda H. (FB-07) ...... 141 Wu X. (DR-05) ...... 96 Xu Z. (EQ-07) ...... 125 Yang J. (ER-13) ...... 127 Yoda H. (GR-03) ...... 191 Wu X. (DS-12) ...... 99 Xue J. (EC-08) ...... 110 Yang J. (FV-01) ...... 166 Yoda H. (GR-04) ...... 191 Wu X. (EP-03) ...... 123 Yang J. (GT-14) ...... 196 Yokaichiya F. (FT-07) ...... 163 Wu X. (EP-04) ...... 123 - Y - Yang J. (HS-11) ...... 228 Yo koyama M. (DA-06) ...... 74 Wu X. (FH-13) ...... 155 Yang M. (GB-10) ...... 172 Yoo Y. (BD-04) ...... 36 Wu X. (FR-05) ...... 160 Yabe H. (HQ-10) ...... 224 Yang N. (FE-09) ...... 148 Yoo Y. (FE-08) ...... 147 Wu X. (GC-07) ...... 173 Ya bukami S. (CQ-04) ...... 59 Yang S. (AC-05) ...... 19 Yoo Y. (FQ-06) ...... 158 Wu X. (GP-13) ...... 188 Ya gami K. (DB-04) ...... 76 Yang S. (CW-11) ...... 71 Yoo Y. (GT-16) ...... 196 Wu X. (GQ-03) ...... 189 Yagi M. (FF-04) ...... 149 Yang S. (EB-12) ...... 108 Yoo Y.Z. (CH-04) ...... 56 Wu X. (GT-10) ...... 195 Yagisawa D. (FT-01) ...... 162 Yang S. (EG-01) ...... 117 Yoon C. (CW-10) ...... 71 Wu X. (GT-13) ...... 196 Yakata S. (EH-15) ...... 122 Yang S. (GE-01) ...... 177 Yoon C. (DE-03) ...... 83 Wu X.S. (ES-11) ...... 128 Yakubovsky A. (GT-07) ...... 195 Yang S. (GH-11) ...... 186 Yoon H. (AI-02) ...... 30 Wu Y. (AF-06) ...... 24 Yakushiji K. (CB-05) ...... 44 Yang T. (EP-06) ...... 123 Yoon K. (HS-11) ...... 228 Wu Y. (CE-05) ...... 50 Yakushiji K. (DS-13) ...... 99 Yang Y. (CS-09) ...... 63 Yoon S. (GB-11) ...... 172 Wu Y. (GC-13) ...... 174 Yakushiji K. (ES-15) ...... 129 Yang Y. (CS-13) ...... 64 Yoon S. (GF-01) ...... 180 Wu Y. (GQ-06) ...... 189 Yamada H. (BD-05) ...... 36 Yang Y. (CV-02) ...... 68 Yoon S.D. (CD-11) ...... 49 Wu Y.Q. (AF-03) ...... 24 Yamada T. (BF-03) ...... 38 Yang Y. (HR-09) ...... 226 Yoon S.D. (CF-08) ...... 52 Wu Y.Q. (AF-04) ...... 24 Yamagishi W. (HB-11) ...... 206 Yang Z. (CU-08) ...... 67 Yoon S.D. (ER-11) ...... 127 Wu Z. (EP-04) ...... 123 Yamaguchi A. (ES-01) ...... 127 Yanik L. (BH-07) ...... 41 Yorifuji S. (DQ-12) ...... 95 Wu Z. (HH-02) ...... 220 Yamaguchi A. (ES-09) ...... 128 Yano K. (ES-09) ...... 128 Yoseph S.G. (EC-03) ...... 109 Wun-Fogle M. (GE-14) ...... 179 Yamaguchi A. (FR-11) ...... 160 Yanson I.K. (FA-12) ...... 139 Yoshiara K. (HT-11) ...... 231 Wurmehl S. (DS-04) ...... 98 Yamaguchi I. (HE-12) ...... 214 Yao B. (DC-03) ...... 78 Yoshikawa M. (ED-10) ...... 112 Wurmehl S. (GD-01) ...... 174 Yamaguchi M. (AE-06) ...... 23 Yao B. (DR-02) ...... 95 Yoshikawa M. (GR-04) ...... 191 280 PROGRAM PROGRAM 281

Yoshitaki S. (GP-17) ...... 188 - Z - Zhang S. (ES-03) ...... 128 Zhou S. (GP-13) ...... 188 You B. (AI-05) ...... 30 Zhang S. (GA-02) ...... 169 Zhou W. (CW-23) ...... 72 Zajac M. (EV-06) ...... 134 You B. (ES-11) ...... 128 Zhang W. (AI-05) ...... 30 Zhou W. (DF-02) ...... 85 Zan J. (CR-18) ...... 62 You B. (GT-10) ...... 195 Zhang W. (DR-06) ...... 96 Zhou W. (GB-02) ...... 170 Zanchet D. (EW-10) ...... 136 You B. (GT-13) ...... 196 Zhang X. (EC-10) ...... 110 Zhou X. (ER-13) ...... 127 Zangari G. (CE-04) ...... 50 Zhang X. (FF-06) ...... 150 Zhou X. (FV-01) ...... 166 You C. (ES-10) ...... 128 Zangari G. (CE-07) ...... 50 Zhang X. (GD-13) ...... 177 Zhou X. (GT-05) ...... 195 You D. (DV-11) ...... 105 Zangari G. (EG-12) ...... 119 Zhang X. (HF-05) ...... 215 Zhou X. (GT-14) ...... 196 You D. (GW-09) ...... 202 Zangari G. (EU-01) ...... 132 Zhang X. (HF-09) ...... 216 Zhou Y. (BB-07) ...... 34 You D. (GW-15) ...... 202 Zapf V. (FH-12) ...... 155 Zhang Y. (DE-02) ...... 83 Zhou Y. (DS-08) ...... 98 You D. (GW-16) ...... 202 Zavaliche F. (GE-01) ...... 177 Zhang Y. (EP-05) ...... 123 Zhou Y. (EC-08) ...... 110 You D. (HR-16) ...... 226 Zavaliche F. (GF-08) ...... 181 Zhang Y. (ES-28) ...... 130 Zhou Y. (GD-10) ...... 176 You K. (GS-10) ...... 194 Zavaliche F. (HE-03) ...... 212 Zhang Y. (HF-11) ...... 216 Zhou Z. (EV-07) ...... 134 Young A.T. (CH-09) ...... 56 Zborowski M. (GU-07) ...... 198 Zhang Y. (HT-02) ...... 230 *Zhu F. (AD-05) ...... 21 Young M. (DF-11) ...... 87 Zega T.J. (HD-03) ...... 210 Zhang Z. (CU-14) ...... 68 Zhu F. (CW-17) ...... 72 Young M. (FV-20) ...... 168 Zega T.J. (HD-09) ...... 211 Young M. (FV-21) ...... 169 Zeldov E. (BE-01) ...... 37 Zhang Z. (ES-28) ...... 130 Zhu H. (EP-05) ...... 123 Young M. (FV-22) ...... 169 Zeldov E. (BE-03) ...... 37 Zhang Z. (FP-11) ...... 156 Zhu J. (AC-13) ...... 20 Young Min L. (AC-02) ...... 18 Zeldov E. (BE-04) ...... 37 Zhang Z. (HS-25) ...... 229 Zhu J. (AE-07) ...... 23 Young Min L. (HA-05) ...... 203 Zeltser A. (CD-11) ...... 49 Zhang Z. (HT-02) ...... 230 Zhu J. (CC-12) ...... 47 Yousif A.A. (DS-10) ...... 98 Zeng C. (BI-07) ...... 42 Zhang Z.D. (EQ-09) ...... 125 Zhu J. (DP-11) ...... 93 Yousif A.A. (EQ-04) ...... 125 Zeng H. (BA-05) ...... 32 Zhao G. (AF-01) ...... 24 Zhu J. (FC-06) ...... 142 Yu C. (BC-05) ...... 35 Zeng H. (EQ-12) ...... 125 Zhao G. (GT-06) ...... 195 Zhu J. (GC-12) ...... 174 Yu C. (CW-01) ...... 70 Zeng H. (FP-04) ...... 156 Zhao H. (EH-13) ...... 122 Zhu J.G. (BI-05) ...... 42 Yu C. (DR-03) ...... 96 Zeng L. (DH-05) ...... 90 Zhao H. (FR-01) ...... 159 Zhu L.Y. (CD-04) ...... 48 Yu C. (DS-02) ...... 98 Zeng L. (DH-06) ...... 90 Zhao H. (HD-10) ...... 211 Zhu T. (BG-03) ...... 39 Yu C. (EP-07) ...... 123 Zeng L. (FH-09) ...... 154 Zhao H.H. (DT-15) ...... 101 Zhu X. (CG-08) ...... 54 Yu C. (ES-05) ...... 128 Zeng Q. (CE-14) ...... 51 Zhao P. (GE-10) ...... 179 Zhu X. (FC-06) ...... 142 Zhao P. (GE-12) ...... 179 Zhu Y. (DG-11) ...... 89 Yu C. (FV-10) ...... 167 Zeng Q. (DF-05) ...... 86 Zhao S. (EQ-13) ...... 125 Zhu Z. (GW-07) ...... 201 Yu H. (GU-14) ...... 198 Zeng Q. (EG-11) ...... 119 Zhao W. (DR-12) ...... 97 Zhu Z. (GW-08) ...... 201 Yu K. (DH-06) ...... 90 Zeng Q. (GB-03) ...... 170 Zhao X. (FP-11) ...... 156 Zhuang Y. (BC-06) ...... 35 Yu K. (GT-16) ...... 196 Zeng Z. (GH-09) ...... 185 Zhao X. (EQ-11) ...... 125 Zhuang Y. (HQ-02) ...... 223 Yu K.M. (DA-14) ...... 75 Zeng Z.M. (HS-20) ...... 229 Zhao X.G. (EQ-09) ...... 125 Zhukov A. (FV-23) ...... 169 Yu M. (CW-23) ...... 72 Zha C. (CU-14) ...... 68 Zhao Y. (DA-12) ...... 75 Zhukov A. (GS-05) ...... 193 Yu M. (DF-02) ...... 85 Zha C. (GQ-13) ...... 190 Zhao Y. (DC-08) ...... 79 Zhukov A. (HC-12) ...... 209 Yu M. (EF-14) ...... 117 Zha C. (HT-02) ...... 230 Zhao Y. (EP-09) ...... 124 Zhukov A.A. (AH-02) ...... 27 Yu M. (FQ-14) ...... 159 Zhai H. (AI-05) ...... 30 Zhao Y. (EW-16) ...... 137 Zhukov A.A. (HD-12) ...... 211 Yu M. (GB-02) ...... 170 Zhai H. (DV-09) ...... 105 Zhao Z. (GQ-13) ...... 190 Zhukova V. (GS-05) ...... 193 Yu M. (GD-09) ...... 176 Zhai H. (HE-06) ...... 213 Zhao Z.C. (GQ-07) ...... 189 Zhuravlev M.Y. (AC-08) ...... 19 Yu M. (GQ-05) ...... 189 Zhai Y. (AD-08) ...... 21 Zheng H. (GE-01) ...... 177 Zidanic J. (FQ-06) ...... 158 Yu M. (GS-11) ...... 194 Zhai Y. (AI-05) ...... 30 Zheng H. (GF-08) ...... 181 Ziegler H.L. (GE-04) ...... 178 Yu S. (BB-06) ...... 34 Zhai Y. (DV-09) ...... 105 Zheng H. (HE-03) ...... 212 Ziemer K. (GF-01) ...... 180 Yu S. (CP-06) ...... 58 Zhai Y. (HF-11) ...... 216 Zhan Q. (GF-08) ...... 181 Zheng H. (HE-04) ...... 212 Zimanyi G. (CD-08) ...... 48 Yu S. (CQ-09) ...... 59 Zhan W.S. (HS-20) ...... 229 Zheng P. (GG-06) ...... 183 Zimanyi G. (DH-02) ...... 90 Yu S. (FP-01) ...... 155 Zhang A. (GQ-03) ...... 189 Zheng Y. (GQ-06) ...... 189 Zimanyi G.T. (CC-03) ...... 46 Yu S. (FQ-06) ...... 158 Zhang A. (GT-13) ...... 196 Zheng Y.L. (HS-16) ...... 228 Zimmerman N. (HD-08) ...... 211 Yu S. (GS-01) ...... 192 Zhang D. (FE-13) ...... 148 Zhigadlo N. (EP-02) ...... 123 Zimmermann J.P. (AH-02) ...... 27 Yu S. (GT-04) ...... 195 Zhang F. (CS-01) ...... 62 Zhong L. (EC-08) ...... 110 Zink B.L. (AE-05) ...... 23 Yu S. (GT-08) ...... 195 Zhang H. (BI-07) ...... 42 Zhou C. (DQ-03) ...... 94 Zivotsky O. (GS-04) ...... 193 Yu W. (AG-02) ...... 26 Zhang H. (BG-03) ...... 39 Zhou C. (FE-13) ...... 148 Zocco D. (FH-12) ...... 155 Yu Yu Ko H. (CC-13) ...... 47 Zhang H. (HH-08) ...... 220 Zhou F. (GG-13) ...... 184 Zoldan V.C. (EU-01) ...... 132 Yuan F. (DR-04) ...... 96 Zhang J. (CS-12) ...... 64 Zhou H. (CC-05) ...... 46 Zorko A. (DH-09) ...... 91 Yuan H. (ET-05) ...... 131 Zhang J. (DA-11) ...... 75 Zhou H. (GC-07) ...... 173 Zoto I. (EW-01) ...... 135 Yuan J. (EG-10) ...... 119 Zhang J. (EF-05) ...... 115 Zhou J. (AF-02) ...... 24 Zoto I. (HT-19) ...... 232 Yuan Z. (FV-19) ...... 168 Zhang J. (EF-15) ...... 117 Zhou J. (AH-13) ...... 29 Zou J. (DD-07) ...... 82 Yuasa S. (AC-11) ...... 19 Zhang J. (ET-05) ...... 131 Zhou J. (CD-05) ...... 48 Zou J. (GW-03) ...... 201 Yuasa S. (DA-01) ...... 73 Zhang J. (FP-04) ...... 156 Zhou J. (CU-06) ...... 67 Zou M. (AE-03) ...... 23 Yuasa S. (DB-04) ...... 76 Zhang J. (FQ-05) ...... 158 Zhou J. (DA-11) ...... 75 Zou X. (EC-11) ...... 110 Yuasa S. (ED-01) ...... 110 Zhang J. (FU-07) ...... 165 Zhou J. (DR-14) ...... 97 Zucca M. (FF-09) ...... 150 Yuasa S. (FC-10) ...... 143 Zhang J. (FV-08) ...... 167 Zhou J. (EF-15) ...... 117 Zukrowski J. (HT-05) ...... 231 Yuasa S. (HA-06) ...... 204 Zhang K. (EC-07) ...... 109 Zhou S. (CS-06) ...... 63 Zunger A. (DA-10) ...... 75 Yuasa S. (HS-14) ...... 228 Zhang K. (EF-05) ...... 115 Zhou S. (CU-14) ...... 68 Zunger A. (DA-12) ...... 75 Yuasa S. (HS-23) ...... 229 Zhang K. (FQ-11) ...... 158 Zhou S. (EP-05) ...... 123 Zuo X. (ER-04) ...... 126 Yubuta K. (DR-06) ...... 96 Zhang K. (FU-07) ...... 165 Zhou S. (EW-13) ...... 137 Zuo X. (HF-02) ...... 214 Yue L. (EF-15) ...... 117 Zhang L. (GH-03) ...... 184 Zhou S. (FR-05) ...... 160 Zutic I. (HD-09) ...... 211 Yue L. (FQ-05) ...... 158 Zhang L. (GH-12) ...... 186 Zhou S. (GB-09) ...... 171 Zweck J. (AD-01) ...... 20 Yue M. (CS-12) ...... 64 Zhang M. (CS-06) ...... 63 Yue M. (FP-04) ...... 156 Zhang M. (CW-03) ...... 70 Yuen T. (CR-18) ...... 62 Zhang M. (DS-03) ...... 98 Yuen T. (DU-01) ...... 101 Zhang M. (FP-11) ...... 156 Yufune S. (FT-13) ...... 163 Zhang Q. (DR-12) ...... 97 * indicates student award nominee Yusa G. (FG-01) ...... 151 Zhang R. (CR-05) ...... 60