2014-2015 AMOP Seminar Schedule

Unless otherwise indicated, seminars will be presented in Jorgensen Hall, room 145, on Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m. during Fall and Spring semesters. For further information please call the Department of Physics and Astronomy at 402-472-2770. Information on current seminars can be found on the AMOP Seminar 2017-2018 page.

Date	Speaker	Title
Sept. 24	Jie Yang	Imaging of Alignment, Deformation and Dissociation of CS2 Molecules using Ultrafast Electron Diffraction
Oct. 1	I.I. Fabrikant	Similarity between Positronium-Atom and Electron-Atom Scattering
Oct. 8	Wayne Huang	Difference parametric amplification in QASER - a new light source on the horizon?
Nov. 12	Tim Gay	Threshold Alignment Reversal and Circularly-Polarized Fluorescence in Rotationally-Resolved H2
Nov. 27-30	Thanksgiving Break
Dec. 3	Liang-wen Pi	TBD
Dec. 10	Rafal Rakowski	First Steps Towards Ultrafast Hard X-Ray Time-Resolved Experiments
Dec. 24 - Jan. 2	UNL Holiday Break
Feb. 4	Maaneli Derakhshani	Newtonian Semiclassical Gravity,The Quantum Measurement Problem, and The GRW Theory
Feb. 11	J. M. Ngoko Djiokap	Nonlinear Attosecond Dichroism in Double Ionization of He by an Intense elliptically polarized Few-cycle XUV Pulse
Feb. 18	Brad Shadwick	Action Principles and Numerical Simulation, or Hamilton Meets a Computer
March 18	Omid Zandi	Generation and Measurement of Femtosecond Electron Pulses
April 8	Carlos Trallero	Probing Molecular Structure with a Molecule’s Own Electrons
April 15	Nathan Clayburn	A Cylindrically Symmetric “Micro-Mott” Electron Polarimeter
April 22	Katarzyna Krajewska	Frequency comb generation from nonlinear Compton and Thomson scattering
May 1	Sachin Sharma	Projectile Coherence Effects & Few-Body Dynamics in Proton–H2 Collisions