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Key to Authors and Presiders Key to Authors and Presiders Abdullaev, Azat-OTh3I.5 Amiralizadeh, Siamak-OM2B.2 Ayre, Robert-OM3A.6 Bekken, George-OW3G.3 Bogaerts, Wim-OM2H.5, OTh1B.6 Abe, Yoshiteru-OM3I.1 Amma, Yoshimichi-OTh3K.3 Ayres, Bill-NW1J.6 Beling, Andreas-OM2J.1, OW4J Bogoni, Antonella-OM2G.2, OTu2A.4, Abedin, Kazi-OTu2D An, Yi-JW2A.60 Azana, José-JW2A.62 Belt, Michael-OTu3C.3, OTh4D.7 JW2A.55, JTh2A.58 Absil, Philippe-OM2H.5 Anandarajah, Prince-OTh3I.8 Azañon, Amanda-JW2A.07 Beltrán, Marta-JTh2A.56 Bogris, Adonis-OTh1C.4, JTh2A.34 Ackert, Jason J.-OM2H.6, OM2H.7 Anastasopoulos, Markos P.-OTh3E.3 Ben Bakir, Badhise-JTh2A.30 Boivin, David-OTh3K.6 Adachi, Koichiro-OTh4H.1 Anderson, Trevor-JW2A.51, OW4B.5, Baba, Junji-OTh4H.1 Bendimerad, Djalal Falih-OTu3I.2 Bok, Jin K.-OTu2C.4 Key to Authors Key Adavani, Vinay-OW1E.5 OW4B.7 Babakhani, Aydin-OTu2C.6 Ben-Ezra, Shalva-OTu2I.1, JW2A.30, Bolten, Jens-OW4J.6 Adhikari, Susmita-OW4F.4 Andrekson, Peter A.-OTu2B.7, Babiel, Sebastian-OW3D.7 OTh3A.6 Bonani, Luiz H.-OTh1H.4 Agata, Akira-OW1A.2 OTu3B.2, OW3C.5, OW4A.3 Bach, Heinz-Gunter-OW3J.6 Bengtsson, Jörgen-OTh4H.4 Bonetto, Edoardo-NW3E.2 Agazzi, Oscar-OTh1F.4 Andriolli, Nicola-OW3J.4 Baddela, Naveen-OW1I.5, OW1I.6, Benica De Farias, Giovanni-JTh2A.30 Bonk, Rene-OTh4A.3 Agmon, Amos-OTh3A.6 Angelou, Marianna-OW1H.1, OTh1J.1, OTh1J.3 Beninca de Farias, Giovani-OTh3A.7 Bontempi, Francesca-OW3J.4 Agrawal, Govind P.-OM3I.6 OTh1H.1 Badding, John-OW4H.1 Benjamin, Shuki-OTu3H.2 Boom, Henrie-OTh3D.6 Agrell, Erik-OTu3B.4, OW3B.4 Anthony, Bruce-OM3E.5 Baets, Roel-OTh1B.6, OTh1D.6, Bennett, Mike-OM2H.1 Booth, Brad-OW4A.1 Ahmed, Jawwad-NTu3F.4 Antona, Jean-Christophe-OTu2A.6 OTh4I.7 Benson, James-OTh4B.7 Bordonalli, Aldário-JTh2A.39 Ahmed, Nisar-OM2G.1, OTh4G.4, Antonelli, Cristian-OM3B.1 Baeuerle, Benedikt-OW1I.6 Bentz, Christopher-NM2I.1 Borel, Peter-OTu2B.2, OTu2B.4 OTh4G.5 Antonio-Lopez, Enrique-OTh3K.5 Bai, Neng-OM2C.5, JW2A.25, Bergano, Neal-OTu2B.3 Borkowski, Robert-OW1H.2, JTh2A.77, Ahuja, Satyajeet-NM3F.2, NTh4J.2 Antony, Cleitus-OTh3B.5 OTh3K.5 Bergman, Keren-OM2H.6, OM2H.7, OTh3B.3 Akamatsu, Tsuyoshi-OTu2G.1 Aoki, Shigenori-OW4A.4 Bai, Yusheng-JW2A.37 JTh2A.66 Bosco, Gabriella-OTu2I, OW1H.3, Akella, Venkatesh-OW3H.1 Aoki, Tsuyoshi-OW4A.4 Baier, Moritz-OW4J.6 Bernini, Giacomo-OTh1H.2 OTh3G.2, OTh3G.5 Akhtari, Simon -JTh2A.21 Aoki, Yasuhiko-OM3C.7, JTh2A.36, Bajwa, Sukhbir-OTh3I.4 Berrettini, Gianluca-OM2G.2, Bottari, Giulio-JW2A.02, OTh1H.5 Akiyama, Koichi-OTh4H.5 OTh3G.4 Bakhshali, Ali-OTu3I.5 OTu2A.4, OTh1H.5, JTh2A.58 Bottoni, Fabio-OW1A.7 Akiyama, Tomoyuki-OTh1D.3 Aono, Yoshiaki -NW4E.1 Bakopoulos, Paraskevas-OTu3I.3, Bertran-Pardo, Oriol-OTu2B.1, Bouda, Martin-NTh4F Akiyama, Yuji-OM2A.4 Appaiah, Kumar-OW1I.4 JTh2A.71 OTu3B.1, OTu3B.6, OTh4E.2 Bourgoin, Jean-Philippe-JW2A.26 Akulova, Yuliya-OTh3I Arabaci, Murat-JW2A.45, JTh2A.52 Baks, Christian W.-OM2H.2, OM2H.4, Bhandare, Suhas-NM2E.5 Bowers, Chris-NTh1I.1 Al Amin, Abdullah-JW2A.52 Arakawa, Taro-OW1C.5 OW1B.5 Bhardwaj, Ashish-OTh3I.4 Bowers, John E.-OM2J, OM2J.1, Al Hajjar, Hani-NTu3J.3 Arakawa, Yasuhiko-OM2J.6 Balakrishnan, Ashok -JW2A.10 Bhimani, Janak-NM3F.4 OTu3C.3, OW1C.6, OTh1D.2, Alam, Shaif-ul-OTu3G.2, OTu3G.3, Arikawa, Manabu-OM2C.2, OTh3K.2 Ballato, John-OTu2G.4 Bi, Meihua-NTh4F.3 OTh1D.4 OW1I.5, OW1I.6, JW2A.23, Arimoto, Hideo-OW1G, OW1G.3 Bank, Seth R.-OW1I.4 Bianco, Andrea-NW3E.2 Boyraz, Ozdal-JTh2A.33 JW2A.24, OW4F.4, OTh4C.1 Arlunno, Valeria-OTh3B.3 Banno, Eiichi-OTh3I.1 Biberman, Aleksandr-OW4J.1, Bozinovic, Nenad-OTh4G.2 Alameh, Kamal-OTh1A.6 Arsalan, Ahmad-NW3E.2 Bao, Yuan-OW4H.4 OTh3H.2 Bozorgebrahimi, Kurosh-NW4I.5 Al-Bermani, Ali-JTh2A.43 Aruga, Hiroshi-OTh4H.2, OTh4H.6 Barbet, Sophie-OW1A.1 Bidnyk, Serge-JW2A.10 Brasch, Victor-OW3C.2 Albeyoglu, Kadir M.-OM3D.5 Arzel, Matthieu-JTh2A.67 Barla, Burcu-OTh3E.2 Bigo, Sebastien-OTu2B.1, OTu3B.1, Brenot, Romain-OW1A.1, OW4D.2 Albores-Meija, A.-OM3K.5 Asaka, Kota-OW4D.6 Barry, Liam-OTh3I.8, JW2A.32, OTu3B.6, OTh4E.2 Breuer, Dirk-NM2I.2, OW4H.3, Albuquerque, André-OW4C.2 Ashok Kumar, Rickesh-NTh3F.5 JW2A.46 Bigot-Astruc, Marianne-OTh3K.4, NTh3F.4 Alduino, Andrew-OM2H Asobe, Masaki-OW1I.7, OW3C.3 Bartolini, Glenn-NTh3F.5 OTh3K.6 Brilland, Laurent -OTh1J.4 Alexoudi, Theonitsa-JW2A.56 Assefa, Solomon-OM2H.4, OTh4I.7 Barton, Jonathon-OTu3C.3 Bihon, Daniel-NW4I.3 Brindel, Patrick-OTu2B.1, OTu3B.1, Algani, Catherine-NTu3J.2 Asselin, Daniel-OM2J.2 Barwicz, Tymon-OTh4I.7 Binetti, Pietro-OTh3I.7 OTu3B.6 Alic, Nikola-OW3C.4, OTh3D.2 Ataie, Vahid-OTh3D.2 Basch, Bert-JW2A.05 Binh, Nguyen-OTh1F.1, JTh2A.50 Brinker, Walter-OW1A.3 Allen, Mark-JW2A.05 Aubin, Guy-OW4J.8 Basta, Arsany-OTh3E.2 Birand, Berk-JTh2A.66 Brodsky, Misha-OM2F Alloatti, Luca-OW4J.6 Aufiero, James-NTh3F.5 Batshon, Hussam G.-OTu2B.3 Birk, Yitzhak-OW3B.1 Broekaert, Tom-OW1E.3 Almahr, Ali-NM3F.4 Auge, Jean-Luc-OTu2A.1 Baudot, Charles-OM2J.3 Birnbaum, Kevin-OTh4G.5 Brooks, John-OW3G.3 Alreesh, Saleem-OTu3B.3 Autenrieth, Achim-OM3E.3 Bauters, Jared-OTu3C.3 Bisplinghoff, Andreas-OTu3I.1 Brun , Mickael-OTh1C.4, JTh2A.34 Althouse, Chad-OTh3I.7 Avramopoulos, Hercules-OTu3I.3, Bauwelinck, Johan-JTh2A.71, OTh3G.5 Bissessur, Hans-OTh4C.3 Brunero, Marco-OW1A.1 Alves, Pedro-OM3H.3 JTh2A.71 Bayvel, Polina-OTu2I.2, JW2A.65, Bitar, Nabil-NW4I.2 Brunn, Christine-JW2A.07 Alves, Tiago F.-OM3D.3 Awaji, Yoshinari-OW1I.1, OW1I.3, OTh3A.6 Bjornstad, Steinar-NW4I.5 Bruno, Gianmarco-JTh2A.04 Amaya, Norberto-OTh4B.3 OW1K.1, JTh2A.48, OTh4B.3 Bazakutsa, Alexey P.-JTh2A.20 Bloch, Eli-OW3D.1, OTh3I.3 Bruns, Juergen-JTh2A.28 Amezcua, Adrian-NW1J.6 Awny, Ahmed-OW4B.2 Bazzi, Jamal-JTh2A.03 Block, Eli-OTh3H.5 Buchali, Fred-JW2A.39, OTh3C.1, Amezcua-Correa, Rodrigo-OTu2D.5, Aydinlik, M.-OW1E.1 Beausoleil, Raymond-OTh1D.4 Blumenthal, Dan-OTu3C.3, OTh4D.7 OTh4E.3 OTh3K.5 Ayhan, Tolga-OM3D.5 Becker, Juergen-OW1A.5 Boeuf, Frederic-OM2J.3 Buelow, Henning-JW2A.39 168 OFC/NFOEC 2013 • 17–21 March 2013 Buhl, Lawrence L.-OW4J.2 Chagnon, Mathieu-OM2J.2, OTu2I.5, Chen, Xi-OM2C.3, OTu3G.4, OW1D.2, Chung, Hwan Seok-NW4E.5 Daikoku, Masahiro-NM3F.1 Bulut, Zelko-NTh1I OTu3I.6, OTu3I.8, JTh2A.38, JTh2A.12 Chung, Yun Chur-OM2A.2, OW1A.6 Dama, Bipin-OTh1D.1 Bunge, Christian-Alexander-OW1B.7, OTh3C.5, OTh4E.6 Chen, Xiaoliang-JTh2A.63 Ciaramella, Ernesto-OW1A.7, OW3J.4, D’Amours, Frédéric-OM2J.2 to Authors Key JTh2A.74 Chamania, Mohit-OW4G.1 Chen, Xin-OW1B.3 OW4D.1, OTh1G.2 Daniel, Jae-OTh4C.1 Burtsev, Sergey -NM2E.6, JTh2A.42 Chan, Calvin C. K. -OTh3B Chen, Yimin-OW1G.5 Cigliutti, Roberto-OW1H.3, OTh3G.5 Das, Goutam-OTu3H.3 Buset, Jonathan M.-NTh4F.1 Chan, Kit-OTh3I.4 Chen, Young-Kai-OW4J.2 Cincotti, Gabriella-JW2A.71 Dashti, Pedram-NM2I Butov, Oleg V.-JTh2A.20 Chanclou, Philippe-OTu2E.3, NTu2J.1, Chen, You-Wei-JW2A.74 Clapp, George-OM2D, NW1F, NW4I DasMahapatra, Prometheus-OW3H.2 OW4D.2, OW4D.3, OTh3A.7, Chen, Yun-Jui-OTu3D.5 Clark, Thomas R.-OTh3D.1 Davidson, Carl-OTu2B.3 Caballero, Antonio-OW1H.1, OW1H.2, NTh3F.3 Chen, Zhangyuan-JW2A.70 Cojocari, Oleg-OW3D.7 de Meyer, Kristin-OM2H.5 OTh3B.3 Chang, Chia-Chi -OTu2C.2 Chen, Zhen-Yu-OTh1G.4 Coldren, Larry A.-OW3D.1, OTh3H.5, de Miguel, Ignacio-OW1H.1 Cahill, Michael-NTh3F.5 Chang, Deyuan-OW1E.4 Chen, Zhixiao-JW2A.42 OTh3I.3, OTh3I.7 de Salvo, Richard-OTh3B.4 Cai, Jin-Xing-OM3B.5, OTu2B.3, CHANG, DO-IL-NM2E.6, JTh2A.42 Cheng, Gia-Ling-JW2A.28 Colle, Didier-NTh1I.6 de Waardt, Hugo-OM2C.1, OW1I.5 JTh2A.35, OTh3G.3 Chang, Gee-Kung-OM3D.2, OM3D.4, Cheng, Wood-Hi-JW2A.19, OTh4C.4 Colyar, Mark-NM2E.5 DeCusatis, Casimer M.-OTu3H.4 Calabrese, Pachito Marco-OW4C.3 OM3D.6, OM3D.7, OTu2I.4, Cheng, Xiaofei-NTh4F.4 Comellas, Jaume-OTu3A.6, OW4G.3 Dedic, Ian-OM3H.3 Calabretta, Nicola-OW3H.4, OTh4D.5, OTu3D.1, OTu3D.4, JW2A.43, Cheng, Zhenzhou-OW1G.5 Contestabile, Giampiero-JW2A.55, DeFelipe, David-OW1A.3 OTh4D.6 JW2A.75, OTh4A.4 Cheng,, Min-Chi-OW3B.7 OW3J.4, OTh1C.6 Delbue, Roger-OW1I.2 Calabrò, Stefano-OW1E.6, OW4B.3 Chang, Sun Hyok-NW4E.5 Chi, Nan-OTu3D.2, OTu3D.6, Corbett, Brian-OW1I.6, JW2A.24 Delgado-Mendinueta, Jose-Manuel- Callegati , Franco-OTh1H.4 Channegowda, Mayur-OTh1H.3 OW1D.1, OW1D.3, JW2A.43, Corcoran, Bill-OW3C.5 OW1I.1, OW1I.3, JTh2A.48 Cameron, Nigel-OW1G.4 Charbonnier, Benoit-NTu2J.1, NTu3J.2, JW2A.75, OW4B.4, OTh1G.3, Cornish, Tracy-NM3F.4 Deng, Lei-JTh2A.55 Campbell, Joe C.-OM2J.1 JTh2A.30, JTh2A.67, OTh3A.7 JTh2A.14, OTh3D.3 Corsini, Raffaele-OW1A.7, OW4D.1, Deng, Ning-OM3A.3, OTh1A.5 Cano, Iván-OTh3A.5 Charlet, Gabriel-OTu2B.1, OTu3B.1, Chi, Sien-OTu3D.3, OTu3D.5 OTh1G.2 DENIEL, Qian-OW4D.2, OW4D.3 Cao, Pan-OTu3D.1 OTu3B.6, OW1E.2, OTh4E.2 Chi, Yu-Chieh-OW1A.4, OW3B.7, Corteselli, Stephen-OW3B.2 Denis, Yann-NTu2J.1, NTh3F.3 cao, shengjiao-JW2A.53 Châtelain, Benoît-JTh2A.38 JTh2A.70 Cossu, Giulio-OW1A.7, OTh1G.2 Dennis, Michael L.-OTh3D.1 Cao, Shiyi-OM3A.3 Chattin, Bill-OTh1D.1 Chiang, Ya-Tang-OTu3D.3, OTu3D.5 Cossu, Giuseppe-JW2A.02 Deore, Abhijeet -NM3F.2, NTh4J.2 Cao, Xiaojun -JW2A.67, NTh1I.4 Cheben, Pavel-OW3F.4 Chien, Hung-Chang-OM3D.6 Coteus, Paul-NW4I.1 Detwiler, Thomas-OTu2I.4 Cao, Xuping-JW2A.68 Chen, Bowen-OTu3A.3, OW3A.8 Chikha, Khalil-NTu3J.2 Courant, Jean Luc-NTu2J.1 Dezfooliyan, Amir-OTh3D.4 Cao, Zizheng-OM3D.2, JTh2A.08, Chen, Chen-JW2A.48, JW2A.49, Chiles, Jeff-OTu3C.5 Crisp, Michael-OM3D.1 Dhar, A.-JW2A.24 OTh3D.6 OTh3C.4 Chitgarha, Mohammad Reza-OW4C.5, Crivelli, Diego-OTh1F.4 di lucente, stefano-OW3H.4 Capelle, Bruno-NTu2J.1, NTh3F.3 Chen, Cheng-OM3D.1 OTh3B.6, OTh4D.2 Cross, Allen S.-OM2J.1 Ding, Chiwu-OM3A.3 Caplan, David O.-OM2C.6 Chen, Cheng-Wei-OTh1G.4 Chitica, Nicolae-OW1B.1, , Croussore, Kevin-OW1E.5, JW2A.05 Ding, Liang-OM3K.3 Capmany, José-JW2A.31 Chen,
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