Wednesday-Afternoon Session

Wednesday , Jan 27 : Demo Session

Contribution to the Wednesday afternoon discussion on spectroscopic factors

This part of the discussion would like to review the concept of spectroscopic factors and how they relate to measured cross sections and nuclear correlations. A profound knowledge of how correlations affect the spectral function can help to better understand transfer reactions. Nowadays, we have a fairly complete picture for protons in stable nuclei but a lot remain to be learned regarding exot...

Friday Late Afternoon Session ( 15 : 30 -

The neural basis of social perception and understanding. Tjeerd Jellema, Utrecht University. Social scenes usually contain complex stimulus configurations, derived from the postures and actions of one or more agents. A description of the social scene can be made at two successive levels. At the first level, a literal, mechanistic, description is made in terms of causes and consequences of goal-...

COFFEE BREAK - - - - - 16 . 30 - 17 . 00 - - - - - Second Afternoon Session (

The assessment of the ability of a mechanical system to tolerate defects is a typical multi-scale problem where the property of flaw tolerance emerges from the nonlinear interactions between the material constituents at the different scales, a common feature of complex systems. In the present talk, a critical analysis of the factors influencing flaw tolerance of continuum and discrete mechanica...

3334 · 86 , Wednesday Poster Session A Three - Dimensional Photolithography Simulator

Progress in today 's semiconductor industry has been mainly achieved by decreasing the minimal feature size and increasing the complexity and thus the nonplanarity of the devices. Therefore lithography tools have to provide high resolution with a reasonable large depth of focus. A well-established method to achieve both requirements are off-axis illumination techniques. As topography effects su...