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Physics in Canada La Physique Au Canada Vol. 57, No- 3 Physics in Canada May/J une 2001 La Physique au Canada MAI/IUIN 2001 Mf.376 Dr. Potor Piorcy DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA OTTAWA ON KIN 6Nr' CAP CONGRESS CONGRÈS DE L'ACP JUNE 17-20 JUIN 2001 Université de Victoria / University of Victoria When it comes to high voltage power supplies, the right design makes all the difference. r λ is before your products have been developed, not after. That’s where Glassman’s Solutions Designers can make the difference for you. O ur power supply specialists bring the latest high voltage technology to your design team. W orking side by side, we help create the power supply that will best meet their needs for performance and efficiency. For over 20 years, Glassman has been an industry leader in innovative High Voltage Power Supply designs. No one has more High Voltage Power Solutions. And as for our warranty, we offer one of the most comprehensive in the industry. 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Concordia University Université de Montréal University of Toronto Dalhousie University Université de Sherbrooke University of Victoria École Polytechnique Université Laval University of Waterloo Laurentian University University of Alberta University of Western Ontario McGill University University of British Columbia University of Windsor McMaster University University of Calgary University of Winnipeg Memorial University of Newfoundland University of Guelph Wilfrid Laurier University Okanagan University College University of Lethbridge York University Queen's University University of Manitoba S u s t a in in g M e m b e r s / M e m b r e s d e s o u t ie n (as at 2001 May 14 / au 14 mai 2001) : A. John Alcock Gordon W.F. Drake J.S.C. (Jasper) McKee G.M. Stinson David Atherton David J.l. Fry Jean-Louis Meunier Boris P. Stoicheff J Brian Atkinson William M. Gray J.C. Douglas Milton Eric C. Svensson C. Bruce Bigham Akira Hirose Nader Mobed Louis Taillefer Bertram N. Brockhouse Thomas Jackman Allan Offenberger John G.V. Taylor Allan I. Carswell Allan E. Jacobs A. Okazaki Michael Thewalt Robert L. Clarke Martin W. Johns Roger Phillips Jacques Trudel R. Fraser Code J. Larkin Kerwin Satti Paddi Reddy Sreeram Valluri Marie D'lorio James D. King Robert G.H. Robertson Henry M. Van Driel Walter Davies Peter Richard Kry George Sofko Paul S. Vincett Christian Deniers Ron M. Lees Michael O. Steinitz Erich Vogt Gerald Dolling Roger Lessard Alec T. Stewart C o r p o r a t e M e m b e r s / M e m b r e s corporatifs (as at 2001 May 14 / au 14 mai 2001) The Corporate Members of the Canadian Association of Physicists are a Les membres corporatifs de l'Association canadienne des physiciens et group of corporations, laboratories, and institutions who, through their physiciennes sont un groupe de corporations, de laboratoires ou membership, support the educational activities of the Association. The d'institutions qui supportent financièrement les activités éducatives de entire proceeds of corporate membership contributions are paid into the l'Association. Les revenus de leurs contributions déductibles aux fins CAP Educational Trust Fund and are tax deductible. d'impôt sont entièrement versés au Fonds Educatif de l'ACP. Atlantic Nuclear Services Ltd. Institut national d'optique Newport Instruments Canada Corp. Atomic Energy of Canada Limited JDS Uniphase Inc. Optech Incorporated Datacomp Electronics Inc. Kurt J. Lesker Canada Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics Elcan Optical Technologies Leybold Canada Inc. Spectra Research Corporation EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Meteorological Service of Canada TRIUMF Glassman High Voltage Inc. MPB Technologies Inc. Varian Canada Inc. 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Vol. 57 No. 3 Physics in Canada May/June 2001 La Physique au Canada mai / juin 2001 T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s / Ta b l e d e s m a t iè r e s Editorial/Éditorial : The Responsibility of the Scientist in Communicating New 2001 CAP C o n g r e s s Discoveries ! / Les scientifiques ont la responsabilité de communiquer leurs nouvelles découvertes! by/par J.S.C. McKee, P.Phys.......................................... 2 Congrès de l 'A CP 2001 In Memóriám / In memóriám ................................................. Technical Program Committee & Local Calendar / C a le n d rie r .................................................................. ° Organizing Committee / Comité du programme
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