30th Winter Colloquium on the Physics of Quantum Electronics
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1 9-12 Jan., 2000, Snowbird, Utah Sunday Reception, 6:00pm Monday Morning 7:20-7:25 Welcoming Remarks W. Schleich(Uni-Ulm) 7:25-7:55 H. Walther(MPQ) Fock State Preparation in the Micromaser 7:55-8:25 A. Sokolov/S. Harris(Stanford) Raman Generation by Phased and Antiphased Molecular States Foundations of Quantum Mechanics M. S. Zubairy(TAMU) 8:30 J. Clauser(Berkeley) Hidden Variable History 8:50 E. Fry(TAMU) Locality in Quantum Mechanics 9:10 Y. Shih(Maryland) New Quantum Eraser Experiments 9:30 M. Scully(TAMU) Coherent control meets thermodynamic dogma High Power Lasers and Laser Physics I G. McCall(LANL) E. Duff(Phillips) Directed Energy Overview A. Hill(TAMU) W. Bohn(Stuttgart) High Power IR Gas Lasers in Europe - Achievements and Perspectives 9:50-10:10 Coffee Break Femtosecond Physics and Applications I A. Gaeta(Cornell) A. Gaeta(Cornell) Spatio-temporal collapse of ultrashort pulses: nonlinear dynamics at the femtosecond time scale A. Mysyrowicz(LOA-ENSTA) Study of the propagation of intense femtosecond laser pulses through atmosphere J. Moloney(Arizona) An Optically Turbulent Atmospheric Light Guide A. Rebane(Montana SU) Femtosecond holography and pulse interactions in inhomogenously broadened media M. Feld(MIT) 10:10-10:40 J. Kimble(Caltech) Single Atoms Bound in Orbit by Single Photons 10:40-11:10 M. Lukin(Harvard) Quantum nonlinear optics with slow photons Nonlinear Optics and Quantum Entanglement M. Lukin(Harvard) 11:15 C. Bednar(TAMU) Quantum Coherence and Quantum Dense Coding 11:35 J. Franson(Johns Hopkins) Nonlinear optics at single photon intensities 11:55 L. Orozco(Stony Brook) Time-resolved Quantum Fluctuations of the Wave Amplitude of Sqeezed Light 12:15 O. Pfister(Virginia) The two-photon laser: a novel source of nonclassical light? Rare Earths I R. Cone(Montana SU) A. Craig(Montana SU) Applications involving spectral diversity P. Sellin(Montana SU) Stabilized lasers using spectral holes A. Steckl(Cincinnati) Optical Properties and Photonic Devices Using Rare-earth-doped GaN Y. Sun(Montana SU) Characterization and development of new rare earth optical materials Femtosecond Physics II R. Boyd(Rochester) D. Umstadter(U. Michigan) Relativistic nonlinear optics: the interactions of high-intensity-laser pulses with plasmas F. Wise(Cornell) Studies of Optical Spatiotemporal Solitons in Quadratic Media S. Diddams(JILA) Ultrafast Lasers for Ultrastable Optical Frequency Standards R. Allen(TAMU) Responce of Molecules and Materials to Fast Intense Laser Pulses
2 Monday Evening H. Walther(MPQ) 7:00-7:30 S. Svanberg(Lund) Spectroscopic Lasers for the Diagnostics and Treatment of Malignant Disease 7:30-8:00 M. Feld(MIT) Diagnosis of Disease with Fluorectance! Optical Microscopy Bruce Barrett(U. Arizona) 8:05 N. Kroo(Budapest) Novel Optical Microscopy 8:25 J. Rivoal(Paris) Scanning near-field optical microscopy Rare Earths II A. Craig(Montana SU) X. Chen(Wheaton) Thermal Effects on the Spectra of Rare Earth Ions in Solids Z. Hassan(Temple) High Density Fast Spectral Hole Burning in Thin Films of II-VI Materials Doped with Rare Earths 8:45-9:05 Coffee Break Coherence Effects I H. Pilloff(ONR) R. Boyd(Rochester) New Applications of EIT in Nonlinear and Quantum Optics. S.-Y. Zhu(Hong Kong) Time delay of light proporgation via defect modes in one dimensional photonic crystals S. Harris(Stanford) 9:05-9:35 K. Hakuta(Tokyo) Novel radiation source using solid and liquid hydrogen Novel Lasers B. Barrett(U. Arizona) 9:40 M. Fedorov(Moscow) FEL without inversion: gain optimization 10:00 P. Roos/J. Carlsten(Montana SU) Development of nonresonant cw Raman Lasers High Power Lasers and Laser Physics II A. Hill(TAMU) C. Helms(Phillips) H. Bruesselbach/D. Sumida(HRL Labs) High power Yb:YAG lasers Coherent Control I M. Shapiro(Weizmann) K. Kompa(MPQ) Femtochemistry - The Vision of Coherent Chemistry R. Gordon(Illinois) What Have we Learned From the Phase Lag in Coherent Control Experiments?
3 Tuesday Morning N. Bigelow(Rochester) 7:25-7:55 M. Kasevich(Yale) Atom Interferometer force sensors 7:55-8:25 V. Shalaev(NMSU) Nonlinear optics and spectroscopy in fractal and percolation composites Coherence Effects in Solids I O. Kocharovskaya(TAMU) 8:30 T. Mossberg(Oregon) Self-Driven Dynamics of Coherently Prepared, Cryogenic, Rare Earth Atoms in a Cavity. 8:50 S. Rand(Michigan) Nonlinear Effects and Bistability Nano-Optics I V. Shalaev(NMSU) H. Cao(NWU) Microlaser made of Disordered Medium J. Feldmann(JILA) Nano-Optics with surface plasmons 9:10 O. Kocharovskaya(TAMU) Laser Control of nuclei in solid hosts 9:30 V. Klimov(LANL) Femtosecond spectroscopy of inner- and intra-band transitions in semiconductor quantum dots K. Kneipp(Berlin) Linear and non linear Raman probe of single species attached to fractal colloidal structures 9:50-10:10 Coffee Break Y. Yamamoto(Stanford) 10:10-10:40 J. Sipe(Toronto)...with a little help from the lattice. Coherent current control in the solid state 10:40-11:10 G. McCall(LANL) Coherence Effects in Semiconductors A. Smirl(UIowa) 11:15 A. Smirl(UIowa) Quantum beating of dynamically interacting excitons in semiconductors: Vectorial dynamics and polarization selection rules 11:35 R. Binder(Arizona) Atomic models for semiconductors? 11:55 D. Citrin(Washington SU) Dynamics of Excitonic Wavepackets in Semiconductors at High Fields 12:15 H. Wang(Oregon) Coupling nanocrystals to a high-q silica microsphere: cavity QED of semiconductor quantum dots Bose Einstein Condensation(BEC) and Atom Optics M. Kasevich(Yale) N. Bigelow(Rochester) G. Kurizki(Weizmann) Laser Induced Gravity: 1/r forces in cold gases H. Pilloff(ONR) The van der Waals effect on atom guiding of excited states. Y. Zhu(Florida) Manipulation of neutral atoms with dark hollow laser beam Nano-Optics II S.-Y. Zhu(Hong Kong) C. Bowden(Redstone) Dispersive Properties of finite, one-dimensional photonic band-gap structures R. Doering(Texas Inst.) The Challenges of Scaling from Microelectronics to Nanoelectronics R. Meltzer(U. Georgia) Rare earth ions in nanostructures A. Lagendijk(Amsterdam) Multiple light scattering: from localization to random lasers
4 Tuesday Evening R. Gordon(Illinois) 7:00-7:30 M. Shapiro(Weizmann) Control of Chiral Molecule Production and Photoassociation of Ultracold Atoms by Coherent Population Transfer 7:30-8:00 R. Packard(Berkeley) Progress toward a superfluid 3 He quantum interference gyroscope Coherence Effects II V. Kocharovsky(TAMU) 8:05 G. Welch(TAMU) Slow Group Velocities and Index Enhancement Via Quantum Coherence. 8:25 D. Yavuz/S. Harris(Stanford) Eigenvectors of a Raman Medium Gyroscopic Physics R. Packard(Berkeley) F. Karwacki(Navy) Multiple quantum well visible light micro-structure modulator for a ring laser gyroscope. S. Aseyev/P. Korkum(Ottawa) Experimantal demonstration of optical centrifuge for molecules Optical Lattices M. O Hare(Dayton) I. Deutsch(UNM) Entangling atoms in an optical lattice V. Milner(UTexas) Chaos and Decoherence in Time-Dependent Optical Potentials 8:45-9:05 Coffee Break M. Fedorov(Moscow) 9:00-9:30 M. Lax(New York) The Lax-Onsager Regression Theorem Revisited Coherent Control II V. Velichansky(TAMU) 9:40 M. Motzkus(MPQ) Coherent Control in atoms and molecules with shaped femtosecond pulses and feedback optimization 10:00 T. Weinacht (Michigan) Using quantum systems to solve algorithms and using algorithms to learn about quantum systems Corelated Emission Laser (CEL) Gyro M. O Hare(Dayton) M. S. Zubairy(TAMU) CEL : concepts and recent advances J. Bergou(CUNY) Nonlinear theory of CEL gyro Frontiers in Applied Optics N. Kroo(Budapest) S. Wilkinson(Raytheon) General Studies in Infrared Countermeasure Systems J. Dowling(JPL) Quantum Interferometric Lithography
5 Wednesday Morning M. Lax(New York) 7:25-7:55 F. Capasso(Lucent) Quantum Cascade Lasers 7:55-8:25 A. Cho(Lucent) The Growth of Quantum Cascade Lasers and communication Lasers with Solid Source Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) 8:25-8:45 Award of Lamb Medal to F. Capasso and A. Cho Quantum Cascade Lasers F. Tittel(Rice) 8:50 F. Tittel(Rice) Spectroscopic Applications of Quantum Cascade Lasers. 9:10 M. Taubman(JILA) Stabilizing Quantum Cascade Lasers 9:30 E. Whittaker(Stevens) Frequency Modulation Spectroscopy Using the Quantum Cascade Laser BEC and Atom Optics II M. Holthaus(Uni-Muenchen) M. Moore(Arizona) Density independent phase evolution of multicomponent condensates D. Mueller/D. Anderson(Colorado) Magnetic Guides and a Neutral-Atom Beamsplitter K. Krutitsky(TAMU) Local-field effects in atom optics and the diffraction of dense atomic beams 9:50-10:10 Coffee Break S. Svanberg(Lund) 10:10-10:40 C. Bennett(IBM) Quantum Information 10:40-11:10 L. Cohen(CUNY) Wigner Distributions Quantum Computation J. Dowling(JPL) 11:15 G. Chen(TAMU) The universality of the quantum Fourier decomposition in forming the basis of quantum computation 11:35 C. Williams(JPL) Quantum Constraint Satisfaction Wigner Distributions and Quantum-Classical Interface L. Cohen(CUNY) W. Williams(Michigan) Reduced Interference Time-Frequency Distributions L. Atlas(Washington) Coherence Effects in Solids II T. Mossberg(Oregon) G. Pryde(Aust. Nat. U.) Implementation of hard optical pulses and NMR-like pulse sequences in optical spectroscopy Y. Rostovtsev(TAMU) Interference Effects in Solids 11:55 L. Wang(NEC) Can an ideal quantum logic gate maintain entanglement? 12:15 D. Abrams(JPL) Is quantum computing useful? P. Loughlin(Pittsburgh) Local Values of Generalized Wigner Distributions W. Schleich(Uni-Ulm) Wigner Functions and Tunneling M. Crenshaw(Redstone) Local Field Effects on Spontaneous Emission in Multicomponent Media O. Keller(Denmark) Index Enhancement & Nonlinear Effects in Messoscopic Media
6 Wednesday Evening Y. Shih(Maryland) 7:00-7:30 P. Richards(Berkeley) Anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background radiation-was the early universe a phase conserving linear amplifier? Squeezed Light J. Bergou(CUNY) 7:35 A. Matsko(TAMU) Reduction of quantum fluctuations of electromagnetic field via coherent medium 7:55 M. Xiao(Arkansas) Sub-shot-noise-limited optical heterodyne detection using an amplitude-squeezed local oscillator BEC and Atom Optics III G. Kurizki(Weizmann) M. Holthaus(Uni-Muenchen) Form Bose to Bloch: Solid-state physics with cold atoms V. Kocharovsky(TAMU) Fluctuations in BEC 8:15-8:35 Coffee Break C. Bowden(Redstone) 8:35-9:05 Y. Yamamoto(Stanford) Single Photon Turnstile Coherence effects III J. Bergou(CUNY) 9:10 V. Velichansky(TAMU) High precision magnetometry in dense coherent media 9:30 R. Huang(Stanford) Stimulated scattering of excitons into cavity polaritons Nonlinear Spectroscopy J. Sipe(Toronto) K. Eikema/T. Hänsch(MPQ) Continuous coherent Lyman-alpha radiation: a step closer to antihydrogen physics R. Jain(UNM) Advanced Mid-IR Lasers Based on New, Highly-Efficient Cross-Relaxation Processes Novel Sources of Infrared Radiation S. Wilkinson(Raytheon) T. Chuang(Fibertek) Multi-band Solid-State Laser for Infrared Countermeasures A. Belyanin(TAMU) Coherent far-infrafed radiation from quantum-dot semiconductor heterostructures
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