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第十三届国际等离子体化学会议简介@吴承康¥中国科学院力学研究所第十三届国际等离子体化学会议简介吴承康中国科学院力学研究所,北京1000801概况国际等离子体化学会议(InternationalSympo siumonPlasmaChemistry,ISPC...   相似文献   

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概述了第9届国际等离子体化学会议的论文和活动情况,对这个领域的发展提出了一些看法。  相似文献   

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吴承康 《力学进展》1990,20(3):379-385
概述了第9届国际等离子体化学会议的论文和活动情况,对这个领域的发展提出了一些看法。   相似文献   

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对第七届Zababakhin科学论坛国际会议作了简要的介绍,主要包括会议概况、大会报告及分组报告情况及参会的几点体会。  相似文献   

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沈青 《力学进展》2004,34(3):430-430
第24届国际稀薄气体动力学会议于2004年7月11日至16日在意大利巴里市召开.会议主席为巴里大学化学系主任马里奥·卡彼特利教授.会议讨论的专题有:(1)Boltz-mann和相关方程;(2)内部流动和真空系统;(3)动理学与输运理论;(4)Monte-Carlo方法与数值解;(5)稀薄射流和羽流;(6)多粒子动力学;(7)态间动理学;(8)粒状结构气体;(9)等离子体中的输运;(10)稀薄等离子体;(11)微流动问题;(12)稀薄气体动力学中的实验;(13)气相分子碰撞  相似文献   

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周力行 《力学进展》2001,31(4):625-626
1会议概况第四届国际多相流会议于2001年5月27日到6月1日在美国New Orleans召开.本次会议约有800多名来自美国,加拿大,欧洲,亚洲(包括中,日,韩, 印等国)的代表参加,宣读论文共565篇,其中邀请报告20篇,分组口头报告和张贴论文545篇.中国有清华大学周力行,杨瑞昌,西安交大陈学俊,林宗虎,陈听宽等,中科院工程热物理所蔡瑞贤,浙江大学林建忠,华中科技大学柳朝晖和大庆石油学院的2位代表共11人参加,宣读论文10余篇,其中周力行应邀做邀请报告1篇,宣读分组口头报告2篇,张贴论文1…  相似文献   

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浦群 《力学进展》2005,35(4):616-616
国际激波学术会议(International Symposium on Shock Waves,ISSW)是国际上激波研究领域的重要系列学术会议.从1957年第一届会议在美国波士顿召开起,每隔两年召开一次,至今已召开24次.  相似文献   

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魏炳忱 《力学进展》2003,33(3):431-432
1 会议概况 第11届国际快淬和亚稳材料会议于2002年8月24~30日在英国牛津大学召开,本次会议由牛津大学材料系承办。200多名来自欧洲、美国、加拿大、日本、韩国、印  相似文献   

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1会议概况第七届国际计算流体力学会议于1997年9月16日至18日在北京召开.来自美国、英国、法国、日本、德国、俄罗斯、印度、韩国、新加坡、澳大利亚、瑞典和中国的126名代表出席会议,共收到学术论文140多篇.国内代表52人,国内论文52篇.美国国...   相似文献   

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陈立群 《力学进展》2005,35(4):613-613
第五届连续系统振动国际研讨会(5th International Symposium on Vibrations of Continuous Systems)于2005年7月25日~29日在德国Berchtesgaden市召开.Bercht-esgaden市位于德国阿尔卑斯山国家公园的中心,Konigssee湖畔.会议会场在该市市政厅,当地报纸报道了会议召开的消息.  相似文献   

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Zonglin Jiang 《Shock Waves》2005,14(1-2):127-128
The 24th International Symposium on Shock Waves (ISSW24) was held at the Beijing Friendship Hotel from July 11 to July 16, 2004, in Beijing, China, after a one-year delay due to the SARS outbreak in Beijing shortly before the Symposiums originally scheduled date in 2003. The event achieved success due to the continuous support and kind understanding from all the delegates and the International Advisory Committee. During the last three years, I have communicated constantly with so many people who encouraged me by providing their suggestions and advice whenever I was in need, from which I feel a sense of community: the community being full of friendship and understanding. It is very heart-warming to have such an experience and I am very happy to have served as chairman of the Symposium for such a community. On behalf of the Local Organizing Committee I would like to thank all of you for the contributions and help that you have given us, without which we would not have had the Symposium.After the announcement of the ISSW24 was sent out, the response from the international shock wave research community was very encouraging. A total of 460 abstracts were submitted to the ISSW24. Each of the abstracts was evaluated by three members of the Scientific Review Committee and the decision on acceptance was made based on the reviewers reports. 195 oral papers, including nine plenary lectures, were accepted to be presented in three parallel sessions, and 135 poster papers in three dedicated poster sessions. Topics discussed in these papers cover all aspects of shock wave research. Among the topics, supersonic and hypersonic aerodynamics; shock wave reflection, diffraction and focusing; and detonation phenomena and pulse detonation engines were the most popular. Such topics not only include interesting fundamental shock wave physics, but also have important application backgrounds. The plenary lectures of the ISSW24 were selected based on the recommendations from all the IAC members, and review the state of the art of the recent shock wave research. It was also found that a good number of papers were the result of international research collaboration. These facts have demonstrated that the ISSW24 is really international and scientific, and that shock wave research becomes an important research field of continuously increasing interest.The final programme consisted of eight plenary lectures, 123 oral papers and 75 poster papers. The total number is much smaller than that originally accepted due to the change of date, and even though this was chosen carefully, it still overlapped with other conferences, for example, the 24th International Symposium on Rarefied Gas Dynamics from July 10-14, 2004. There were 233 participants registered at ISSW24 from 20 countries and regions: Australia 9, Canada 11, China 58, France 8, Germany 14, India 21, Iran 1, Israel 7, Japan 57, Korea 2, Morocco 1, Netherlands 2, Norway 2, Russia 8, Singapore 3, South Africa 4, Chinese Taiwan 2, Thailand 1, UK 7, and USA 15.The Proceedings is a valuable resource because it brings the recent information of shock wave research together in one place, acts as an introduction to many researchers and students, and serves as a tool for promotion of the ISSW. This is the reason why the Local Organizing Committee works hard to manage to publish it. Two hundred and six papers in total are published in the final proceedings and are organized in such a way that all the papers relating to similar topics are grouped together. Both oral and poster papers are considered to be equal without making any distinction between them. The Proceedings are more comprehensive than the CD-ROM that all the participants received during the Symposium, which only contains the full papers that were received before June 15, 2004, and was intended as a tool for the prompt exchange of research information.The ISSW24 was delayed one year because of the SARS outbreak in Beijing last year. In keeping with the pattern set at the ISSW over the last 40 years, the International Advisory Committee of the ISSW24 has decided that the ISSW25 will be held in the year 2005. The organizer of the ISSW25 has been chosen by voting of all the IAC members at the end of the year 2002 to gain more time for the next organizer. Prof. K. P. J. Reddy from Indian Institute of Science has been selected to be the Chairman of the ISSW25. I sincerely express my congratulations to him and wish ISSW25 a success.We were greatly assisted in planning the ISSW24 by continuous support from various sponsors: the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Nature Sciences Foundation of China, the Chinese Society of Shock Waves, the Chinese Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics and the Chinese Society of Aerodynamics. On behalf of the Local Organizing Committee, I would like thank all members of the International Advisory Committee for their guidance and suggestions, and the Scientific Review Committee for their careful and efficient evaluation of the abstracts. My greatest thanks have to be to the delegates for providing high quality papers and actively participating in the Symposium. For editorial assistance, I wish to thank Dr. C. Wang for re-editing all the papers according to the required style of the ISSW24, and for compiling these proceedings. I must also thank Miss Q. Pu and X. Wang, my secretaries, for taking care of so many details in organizing the Symposium. Many thanks also go to the staff and students of the Key Laboratory of High Temperature Gas Dynamics, the Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences for helping and supporting me over the past three years. Finally, I want to express my appreciation to Dr. Chris Caron from Springer-Verlag for his kind cooperation in publishing these proceedings.Received: 30 November 2004, Accepted: 30 November 2004, Published online: 24 February 2005[/PUBLISHED]Zonglin Jiang: Chairman of the ISS24Correspondence to: Zonglin Jiang  相似文献   

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