Third International Workshop on DFT Applied to Metals and Alloys, Oran, Algeria
2- 4 May 2007 Venue: EDEN
PALACE Hotel
Programme
1st May 2007
14h00 21h00 :
Registration18h30 19h00 : Opening Ceremony
19h00 19h30 : Get together Party
20h00 : Diner
2sd May 2007
8h30
09h30 : Opening Talk
Prof Walter Kohn
(Nobel Price of
Chemistry 1998), University
of California,
USA
Nearsightedness of Electronic Matter
09h30 10h00 : Prof
Leonard Kleinman,
University of Texas,
USA
Using density functional
calculations to discover new things about old materials
10h-
10h30 : Coffee Break
10h30 11h00 : Prof Su-Huai
Wei,
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, USA
First-principle Design of
Functional Materials
11h00 11h30: Prof
Khrisna Rajan,
Iowa State University,
USA
Mining the Charge density
11h30 12h00: Prof David
Singh, Oak
Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) , USA
First Principles investigation of
Ferroelectric Materials
12h00 12h30: Prof Raffaele
Resta, INFM,
Roma, Italy
A general view of insulators .vs.
metals
12h30 13h00 : Prof
Colin Glass,
Department of
Materials, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Ab initio evolutionary crystal
structure prediction: a tool for discovery and design of new
materials
13h00
14h00 : Lunch
14h00 14h30 : Prof
Richard Needs,
University of
Cambridge, UK
Applications
of diffusion quantum Monte Carlo
14h30 15h00 : Prof
David Landau,
The University of
Georgia , USA
Monte Carlo Simulations of Domain
Growth in Compressible Alloys
15h00 15h30 : Prof
Claudia Filippi,
University Of Leiden,
Netherlands
Photoactive biomolecules in a new
light: a quantum Monte Carlo study
15h30 16h00 : Prof
Denis Clougherty,
University of Vermont
, USA
Novel Polarons and Solitons in
Multiband Systems
16h00
-16h30 : Poster Session I
16h30 17h00: Prof
Stephen Heinze ,
Germany
DFT Calculations of
Surface Magnetism
17h00 17h30: Prof Olle
Ericksson,
Upssala University, Sweden
Nano-magnetism,
principles and practicalities
17h30 18h00: Prof Stefaan
Cottenier,
Instituut voor Kern- en Stralingsfysica, Leuven, Belgium
The nodon model: an alternative look at
Cr magnetism
18h00 18h30 :
Prof Hisazumi Akai,
Japan
Transport properties of
half-metallic antiferromagnetic semiconductors
18h30 19h00 :
Dr Marjana Lezaic,
Germany
large
First-principles Investigation of Spintronics Materials
20h30 :
Conference Diner
3rd May 2007
8h30 9h00 : Sakir Erkoc,
Middle East
University, Turkey
DFT Treatment of binary and ternary
alloys microclusters
9h00 9h30 : Prof David
Logan,
Oxford University, UK
Transport and optics of
paramagnetic heavy electron materials
9h30 - 10h00 : Prof
Giovanni B. Bachelet,
INFM, Roma, Italy
Electron-phonon interaction in
graphite-intercalation compounds
10h00
10h30 : Poster Session II
10h30 11h00 : Prof Mark
Eberhart,
Colorado School of Mines, USA
Charge Density Topology: Applying
the Hammond Postulate to Materials
11h00 11h30 : Prof
Waito Yang ,
Duke University, USA
Accurate Density Functionals
Addressing the Self-Interaction Error and Potential Functional
Formalism
11h30 12h00: Prof Lucia Reining,
Ecole Polytechnique de Paris,
France
Many-Body Perturbation Theory and
Density-Functional approaches: successful combinations
12h00 12h30: Prof
Jaejun Yu,
Seoul National University, Korea
First-Principles LDA+U Electronic
Structures of Transition Metal Oxide Surfaces and Defects
12h30 13h00: Prof
Tomasz A. Wesolowski,
University of Geneva,
Switzerland
Subsystem formulation of density
functional theory: the formal basis for first-principles multi-level
numerical simulations of condensed matter
13h00
14h00 : Lunch
14h-
18h : Oran Visit
19h30 -20h30 : Diner
20h30-22h00 : Working Group
4th May
2007
8h30 9h00 : Prof
Dimitri D. Vvedensky,
Imperial College
London, UK
Multiscale Theory of Driven
Interfaces: Renormalization and Self-Organization
9h00 9h30 : Prof Wai-Yin
Ching,
University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA
Ab initio simulation of the
mechanical properties of microstructures in polycristalline ceramics
9h30 - 10h00 : Prof Z.
Xiao Guo,
Queen Mary University Of London, UK
Multiscale Materials Modelling for
Clean Energy Applications
10h00 - 10h30 Prof Claude
Esling,
University of Metz, France
Application of first principle
calculations to microstructure processing of metals
10h30
11h00 : Poster Session III
11h0 11h30 : Prof Erik
Koch, Institut
fόr Festkφrperforschung, Jόlich , Germany
Coulomb parameters and
photoemission for the quasi one dimensional molecular metal TTF-TCNQ
11h30 12h00 : Prof
Karel Kunc,
University of PARIS IV, France
Control of ordering in thin films
of semiconductor alloys by surfactants
12h0 12h30: Prof Kalman
Varga,
Vanberbilt University, USA
Novel
approaches to electronic structure and transport calculations
12h30 13h00: Prof Jean-Christophe Charlier,
Universitι Catholique de Louvain,
Belgium
Quantum transport in carbon
nanotubes
13h00
14h00 : Lunch
14h00 14h30 : Prof
Levente Vitos,
Royal Institute of
Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
The Exact Muffin Tin Orbitals
method
14h30 15h00 : Prof
Roberto Agosta,
University of California, USA
Transport in nanostructures: beyond
static DFT
15h00 15h30 : Prof
Michael Rohlfing,
Germany
Many-body perturbation theory of
excited electronic states: GW approximation and Bethe-Salpeter
equation
15h30 16h00 : Prof
Hubert Ebert,
Germany
Calculating spectroscopic
properties of transition metal systems on
the basis of the relativistic version of the LSDA+DMFT
16h00
-16h30 : Poster Session IV
16h30 17h00: Prof
Xavier Gonze,
Louvain University,
Belgium
The ABINIT project : modern
software engineering techniques for simulation of materials and
nanosystems.
17h00 17h30: Dr Patrick
Rinke,
Fritz-Haber-Institut, der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, Berlin,
Germany
Calculating excitations in large
systems with FHI-aims, a new, all-electron DFT and GW code
17h30 18h00: Prof
Volker Eyert,
Ausburg University,
Germany
Title to be confirmed
19h00
19h30 : Closing Ceremony
19h30
-21h00 : Diner
21h00- 23h00: Farwell Party
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