CCP 2006 - Conference on Computaional Physics 2006

CCP 2006 proceedings are available on the web via this link.
For ones un-accessible to the journal, we provide the table of contents (TOC).

Monday, 28 August 2006

18:30

Welcome and reception (Hall 1)

18:30
~20:30

Registration

Tuesday, 29 August 2006

08:30

Registration

09:00	Opening ceremony (Hall 1)
Plenary Session P01 (Hall 1) Chair: H. Park
09:15	[P01] K. Binder (Joh. Gutenberg Uni. Mainz) Monte Carlo simulations of phase transitions of systems in nanoscopic confinement
10:00	Coffee break
Plenary Session P02 (Hall 1) Chair: D. Son
10:30	[P02] J. Shiers (CERN) The worldwide LHC computing grid (worldwide LCG)
Plenary Session P03 (Hall 1) Chair: C. Park
11:15	[P03] F. Pretorius (U Alberta) Simulation of binary black hole mergers
12:00	Lunch

Parallel Session S01 (Hall 1) STAT Statistical Physics I Chair: J.Z. He		Parallel Session S02 (Hall 1) STAT Statistical Physics II Chair: K. Kim
14:00	[I30] J. Wittmer Are polymer melts really "ideal"?	16:30	[I33] J.S. Wang Heat transport in nano-scales
14:30	[I31] E. Luijten Confinement-driven translocation of polymers	17:00	[I34] T. Vlugt Computer simulation of capped gold nanocrystals in solution
15:00	[I32] P. Drummond Computational aspects of quantum phase-space methods	17:30	[I35] H. Herrmann Particles in fluids
15:30	[C30] C.M. Kim Laser operation in rounded isosceles triangular chaotic microcavity	18:00	[C32] A. Hansen Steady-state two-phase flow in porous media
15:45	[C31] H. Shima The Ising model on negatively curved surfaces	18:15	[C33] A. Nakayama Instability of pedestrian flow in 2D optimal velocity model with attractive interaction
16:00	Coffee break

Parallel Session S03 (Hall 2) PPNP PPNP I Chair: N. Attig		Parallel Session S04 (Hall 2) PPNP PPNP II Chair: K. Cho
14:00	[I70] H. Newman Grids and network for data intensive science, and the digital divide	16:30	[I73] G. Moloney HEP computing in Australia: the APAC national grid
14:30	[I71] S. McKee The ATLAS computing model: status, plans and future possibilities	17:00	[I74] H. Sakamoto Data grid deployment for high energy physics in Japan
15:00	[I72] I. Sfiligoi CDF computing	17:30	[I75] S.C. Lin HEP computing in Taiwan
15:30	[C70] K. Cho Cyber infrastructure in Korea	18:00	[I76] D. Son HEP computing in Korea
15:45	[C71] Y.-Y. Keum Puzzle of the dark-energy and accelerating universe
16:00	Coffee break

Parallel Session S05 (Hall 3) MISC Miscellaneous Subjects I Chair: J.Y. Hsu		Parallel Session S06 (Hall 3) COND Computational Biophysics (COND) Chair: P. Borcherds
14:00	[I40] P. Vashishta Multimillion atom simulations of dynamics of wing cracks and nanoscale damage in glass and hypervelocity impact damage in ceramics	16:30	[I10] P. Carloni Computer simulation of proteases action
14:30	[I20] K. Ostrikov Computational plasma nanoscience: where plasma physics meets surface science	17:00	[I11] F. Gervasio Charge transfer mechanism in a polydGpdCp fiber and in wet DNA
15:00	[I21] S.W. Chau Modeling and experimental validation of a 12MW DC transferred well-type plasma torch	17:30	[I12] J. Rodriguez Ab-initio based computation of large biomolecule properties
15:30	[I22] H.C. Kim Time-dependent physics of a single-surface multipactor discharge
16:00	[C20] J.K. Lee Kinetic plasma simulations for three dielectric etchers
16:15	Coffee break

Parallel Session S07 (Hall 4) ASTO Numerical Relativity Chair: H.M. Lee		Parallel Session S08 (Hall 4) ASTO Numerical Astrophysics Chair: W. Kim
14:00	[I50] F. Pretorius PAMR/AMRD: A second-generation infrastructure for parallel, adaptive, mesh-based calculations	16:30	[I53] J. Stone Recent progress in astrophysical MHD
14:30	[I51] C. Gammie Numerical models of black hole accretion flows	17:00	[I54] C. Park Topology of large scale structure
15:00	[I52] S. Koide General relativistic simulations of jet formation in Kerr black hole magnetosphere	17:30	[C50] H.M. Lee Comparative study between N-body and Fokker-Planck simulation: rotating star clusters
16:00	Coffee break

19:30

Poster session 1 ( ASTO, Bio, PPNP, STAT)

Wednesday, 30 August 2006

08:30

Registration

Plenary Session P04 (Hall 1) Chair: E.G. Wang
09:15	[P04] M. Scheffler (FHI) Novel insights into heterogeneous catalysis by first-principles statistical mechanics
10:00	Coffee break
Plenary Session P05 (Hall 1) Chair: A. Hansen
10:30	[P05] D. Stauffer (Cologne U) Competition between human languages
Plenary Session P06 (Hall 1) Chair: M. Kwon (KBSI)
11:15	[P06] A. Becoulet (CEA) The way towards thermonuclear fusion simulators
12:00	Lunch

Parallel Session S09 (Hall 1) PLAS Computational Plasmas, Overall Chair: G.S. Park		Parallel Session S10 (Hall 1) PLAS Computations in Low-Temperature Plasmas Chair: G.Y. Yeom
14:00	[I23] E. Lefebvre Numerical simulation of laser-accelerated particle beams	16:30	[I26] F. Iza Low-pressure plasma generation inside slender tubes
14:30 15:00	[I24] T. Makabe Plasma etching and damage of dielectric materials [I25] G. Hagelaar Hybrid plasma models: fluid electrons and particle ions	17:00	[I27] X.W. Hu The propagation of a microwave in an atmospheric pressure plasma layer: 1 & 2 dimensional numerical solutions
15:30	[C21] M.S. Hur Two-dimensional averaged-PIC simulation of Raman backward laser amplification in a plasma	17:30	[I28] D. Economou Particle-in-cell simulation of beam extraction through a grid: application to neutral beam sources and nanopantography
15:45	[C22] S.S. Kim Transport simulations for the scape-off layer and divertor plasmas in KSTAR tokamak	18:00	[C24] F. Rogier Numerical modeling of dc discharge in air flows
16:00	[C23] G.S. Park MAGIC 3d simulation of MILO
16:15	Coffee break

Parallel Session S11 (Hall 2) STAT Statistical Physics III Chair: H. Kook		Parallel Session S12 (Hall 2) STAT Computational Biophysics (STAT) Chair: W. Sung
14:00	[I36] J. Marro Networks with dynamically weighted connections and varying number of synchronized nodes	16:30	[I38] F. Schmid Coarse-grained simulations of lipid membranes
14:30	[I37] H. Jeong Price of anarchy in complex networks	17:00	[I39] F. Brown Simple models for biomembrane structure and dynamics
15:00 15:15	[C34] K. Kim Characteristics of networks in financial markets [C35] J.D. Noh Dynamics of interacting two particle species on scale-free networks	17:30	[I3A] Z.C. Ou-Yang Statistical mechanics of DNA melting and related biological effects in bioinformatics
15:30	[C36] M. Isobe Heat conduction problem in a one-dimensional hard-point gas - molecular dynamics and extended thermodynamics
16:00	Coffee break

Parallel Session S13 (Hall 3) COND Computation of Materials Chair: Y-G Yoon		Parallel Session S14 (Hall 3) COND Nanostructures and Models Chair: C. Sheth
14:00	[I13] E.G. Wang Dopant control in dilute magnetic semiconductors: subsurfactant action	16:30	[I16] J. Hafner Unexpected magnetic ordering in nanostructures - predictions from density-functional studies
14:30	[I14] M. Sprik From transition metal coordination complexes to a metalloprotein: density functional modeling of redox properties	17:00	[I17] C.T. Chan Application of electronic structure techniques to computational problems in optics at the nano-scale
15:00	[I15] G. Galli Materials properties from ab-initio simulations: recent progress and new challenges	17:30	[I18] J.S. Ihm Electrical switching in carbon nanotubes and conformational transformation of chain molecules
15:30	[C10] H. Kim Theory of the dissociative adsorption of NH3 on Si(001)	18:00	[C12] M.V. Patel Molecular dynamics simulations of rapid pressure induced solidification
15:45	[C11] V.V. Stegailov Surface melting of superheated crystals. Atomistic simulation study
16:00	Coffee break

19:00

Photo session (Hall 2)
Banquet
Korean Music Performance

Thursday, 31 August 2006

08:30

Registration

Plenary Session P07 (Hall 1) Chair: J.K. Lee
09:15	[P07] M.J. Kushner (Iowa SU) Integrated multi-scale modeling of atmospheric pressure plasmas for surface modification
10:00	Coffee break
Plenary Session P08 (Hall 1) Chair: J. Ihm
10:30	[P08] S.G. Louie (UC Berkeley) Computing and understanding nanostructures: tubes, wires, ribbons, and molecular junctions
Plenary Session P09 (Hall 1) Chair: J. Ihm
11:15	[P09] J. Chelikowsky (UT Austin) The evolution of magnetic and optical properties with size: the role of quantum confinement in nanocrystals and nanowires
12:00	Lunch

Parallel Session S15 (Hall 1) COND Modeling of Materials Chair: W. Lu		Parallel Session S16 (Hall 1) COND Computation of Nanostructures Chair: B.D. Yu
14:00	[I19] K. Terakura Practical order-N methods for electronic structure calculations	16:30	[I1B] Y.P. Feng First-principles studies on high-k oxides and their interfaces with silicon and metal gate
14:30	[I1A] M.J. Gillan Order-N DFT calculations with the Conquest code	17:00	[I1C] G.Y. Guo Dielectric, electromechanical and piezoelectric responses of BN nanotubes from ab initio finite electric field calculations
15:00	[C13] J. Adler The essential role of visualization for modeling nantubes and nanodiamond	17:30	[I1D] K.J. Chang First-principles approach to the electron transport and applications for devices based on carbon nanotubes and ultrathin oxides
15:15	[C14] Y.K. Choe First principle molecular dynamics study on sulfuric acid-water mixture : As a preliminary model for Nafion	18:00	[C16] W. Lu Conductance spectra of metallic carbon nanotube hetero-juctions
15:30	[C15] S.D. Kenny Interatomic potential fitting using neural networks
16:00	Coffee break

Parallel Session S17 (Hall 2) EDUC Computational Physics Education Chair: J. Ahn		Parallel Session S18 (Hall 2) MISC Miscellaneous Subjects II Chair: S-P Zhu
14:00	[I41] R. Landau Computational physics education: why, what and how?	16:30	[I44] A. Yu Simulation of the packing of cohesive particles
14:30	[I42] K.C. Lee Programming physics softwares in flash	17:00	[I45] Y. Deng Simulation of biomolecules using molecular dynamics on parallel computers
15:00	[I43] P. Borcherds Python: a language for a course in computational physics	17:30	[C41] N. Attig High-end computers for studying and promoting computational sciences in Europe
15:30	[C40] C. Sheth Computer algebra systems and computational physics	18:00	[C37] S. Wessel Simulations of atomic gases on frustrated optical lattices
16:00	Coffee break

Parallel Session S19 (Hall 3) PLAS Particle Simulations and Others Chair: S. Hamaguchi		Parallel Session S20 (Hall 3) PLAS Parallel Particle Simulations Chair: F. Iza
14:00	[I29] S. Kuhn The magnetized plasma-wall transition (PWT) and its relation to fluid boundary conditions	16:30	[I2C] V. Decyk UPIC: a framework for massively parallel PIC codes
14:30	[I2A] Y. Miyagawa Plasma analysis for the plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) processing by a PIC simulation	17:00	[I2D] J.S. Wu Development of a parallelized 3D PIC-FEM code and its applications
15:00	[I2B] M. Turner Modelling of dual-frequency capacitive discharges	17:30	[C27] H.J. Lee Simulation of photons from plasmas for the applications to display devices
15:30	[C25] J.W. Shon VHF high-pressure plasma devices	17:45	[C28] S. Hamaguchi Atomic-level simulation of non-equilibrium surface chemical reactions under plasma wall interaction
15:45	[C26] C.M. Ryu 1D PIC simulation study of nonlinear beam plasma interaction
16:00	Coffee break

19:30

Poster session 2 ( COND-NANO, EDUC-MISC, PLAS)

Friday, 1 September 2006

08:00	Depart Hyundai hotel
08:30	Arrive at POSTECH

Tutorial Session COND (Room 1)		Tutorial Session EDUC (Room 2)
09:00 ~10:30	[T10] F. Gervasio CPMD : Car-Parrinello molecular dynamics	09:00 ~10:00	[T40] R. Landau Physics with Java
10:30	Coffee break	10:10 ~11:10	[T41] P. Borcherds Physics with Python
11:00 ~12:30	[T11] J. Hafner VASP : Vienna ab-initio simulation package	11:20 ~12:20	[T42] Y. Deng High performance computing

12:30	Lunch

14:00 ~18:00	Tours Yangdong Folk Village->Cape Homi->East Coast Drive->Guryongpo->Hyundai hotel

*Participants must buy a ticket for KW10000, which includes transportation, tutorials, lunch, and tours.