APERIODIC'09
13–18 September 2009
Liverpool, UK
Sunday tutorial speakers
- Eiji Abe (Tokyo, Japan)
- Microscopic view of quasicrystal symmetry
- Alessandra Beni (EMPA, Switzerland)
- New complex metallic alloys for industrial applications: Tribological, adhesion and oxidation resistance properties
- Gervais Chapuis (Lausanne, Switzerland)
- Introductory tutorials on incommensurate and composite crystals
Confirmed invited speakers
- Artem Abakumov (Antwerp, Belgium)
- Modulated structures of mixed ionic conductors A4B6O12+2α(A=Sr, Ba, B=Fe, In, Mg)
- Alla Arakcheeva (Lausanne, Switzerland)
- Beyond modulated structures: contribution of superspace to structure property investigations
- Michael Baake (Bielefeld, Germany)
- Surprises in aperiodic diffraction
- Clemens Bechinger (Stuttgart, Germany)
- Geometrical constraints for the formation of 7-fold axial symmetries
- Michal Dušek (Prague, Czech Republic)
- Advances in solution of modulated structures reflected by Jana system
- Claude Ecolivet (Rennes, France)
- Hidden degrees of freedom in composite aperiodic crystals
- Julien Ledieu (Nancy, France)
- Adsorption studies on quasicrystal and approximant surfaces: a comparison
- Manuel Joseph Loquias (Diliman, Philippines)
- Recent developments in the mathematics of grain boundaries
- Juan Manuel Perez-Mato (Bilbao, Spain)
- Modes vs. modulations: the use of symmetry-adapted modes in the analysis of commensurate modulated structures compared with the superspace method
- José Luís Ribeiro (Minho, Portugal)
- Incommensurate magnetism and ferroelectricity in rare earth manganites
- Andreas Schönleber (Bayreuth, Germany)
- Phase transitions and modulated structures of Gamma-Co (sepulchrate) trinitrate at low temperatures
- Hiroyuki Takakura (Sapporo, Japan)
- Atomic structure of P-type icosahedral quasicrystals from a unified viewpoint
- Baris Ünal (Ames, USA)
- Terminations, adsorption sites, and metal nano island nucleation and growth on i-Al-Pd-Mn quasicrystal surfaces
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