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List of Contributions

 
Name Institute Country Titel Session
Akishev, Y. Institute for Innovation and Fusion Research Russia Electrical and optical investigations of transient high pressure discharge phenomena I10
Arrayas, M. CWI, Clusters MAS The Netherlands Streamer propagation as a pattern formation problem P1.1
Bakunin, O. Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy  Russia Correlations and nonlocal electrons distribution function P2.1
Becker, K. Stevens Institute of Technology USA Vacuum Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of Microhollow Cathode Discharge P1.2
Becker, F. Physikalisch- technische Bundesanstalt Germany n.c. .
Brockhaus, A. fmt- Forschungszentrum Germany n.c.  .
Brockhinke, A. Physikalische Chemie I Germany Quench-free concentration measurements in high-temperaturesystems by picosecond LIF I3
Buck, V. TechnischePhysik Germany n.c. .
Bussiahn, R. Institut für Niedertemperatur- Plasmen Germany Laser Atom Absorption Spectroscopy on Micro Hollow Cathode Discharges in Xenon P2.2
Czarnetzki, U. Universität Essen Germany n.c. .
Döbele, H. Universität GH Essen Germany TALIF Calibration with Noble Gases for Quantitative Atomic Density Measurements  P2.11
Ebert, U. CWI, Cluster MAS The Netherlands Superfast fronts of impact ionization in initially biased p^+ - n - n^+ - structures P1.3
Ehlbeck, J. INP Greifswald Germany CARS diagnostics of atmospheric microwave plasmas P2.3
Fateev, A. St. Petersburg University Russia Variations of the gas temperature in Barrier discharges P1.4
Gans, T. Universität Essen Germany Determination of Quenching Coefficients by Time-Resolved Emission Spectroscopy P2.4
Graham, B. The Queen´s University of Belfast Northern Ireland Spectroscopic Characterisation of an Atmospheric Pressure Glow Discharge  P1.5
Guibalov, V. Moscow State University Russia The Structure and Productivity of the Barrier Discharge P2.5
Kimura, M. Yamaguchi University Japan Electron Scattering from Excited Plasma Processing Molecules P1.6
Kogelschatz, U. - Switzerland Filametary and diffuse barrier discharges I1
Kong, M. Loughborough University United Kingdom Selection of Suitable Diagnostic Techniquesfor an RF atmospheric Pressure Plasma P2.6
Kulikovsky, A. Research Center  Germany Numerical modeling of efficiency of radicals production bypositive streamer in air in strongly nonuniform fields P1.7
Laux, C. Stanford University USA Diagnostics of atmospheric air plasmas I11
Lavrov, B. St. Petersburg State University Russia Mysteries and Unknowns of Single Bubble Sonoluminiscence from viewpoint of plasma spectroscopy P2.7
Leipold, F. Old Dominion University USA Electron Density and Temperature Measurements in Pulsed Atmospheric Pressure Air Plasmas  P1.8
Leys, C. Department of Applied Physics Belgium Diagnostics of ExB-driven gliding discharges P2.8
Lindmayer, M. TU Braunschweig,HTEE Germany n.c. .
Marode, E. Laboratoire de Physique des Gaz et des Plasmas France Diagnostics and modelling of high pressure streamer discharges I5
Massines, F. Laboratoire de Génie Electrique de Toulouse (LGET) France Easy to implement diagnostics of a glowdielectric barrier discharge I4
Mit'ko, S. P.N.Lebedev Pshysical Institute Russia Nonselfsustained uniform DC discharge with controlled electron energy P1.9
Mizeraczyk, J. Centre of Plasma and Laser Engineering Poland LIF Diagnostics of NO Molecules in Atmospheric-Pressure DC Streamer Coronas Usedfor NOx Abatement P2.9
Monna, V. Centre de physique atomique France n.a. .
Morvova, M. Institute of Physics Slovakia Utilisation of CO2, fixation of nitrogen and exhaust gas cleaning in electric discharge with electrode catalysis P2.10
Muraoka, K. Interdisciplinary graduate school Japan Laser Thomson Scattering Diagnostics of Non-Equilibrium High Pressure Plasmas P1.10
Napartovich, A. Institute for Innovation and Fusion Research Russia Dynamics of excited nitrogen states in glow- and afterglow phases of discharge: experiment and modeling P1.11
Niemi, K. Universität Essen Germany TALIF Calibration with Noble Gases for Quantitative Atomic Density Measurements  P2.11
Nutsch, G. Technische Universität Germany Application of a DBD jet for surface modification and coating P1.18
Ochkin, V. Head of Department Russia Electric field measurement in high pressure discharges I9
Oda, T. Department of Electronic Engineering Japan Application of LIF Technique to Atmospheric Pressure Plasmas I7
Pasch, E. INP Greifswald Germany CARS diagnostics of atmospheric microwave plasmas P2.3
Penache, M. J.W. Goethe University Germany Optical Investigations of High Pressure Glow Discharge Based on MSE Arrays P1.12
Petzenhauser, I. Universität Erlangen Germany Spectroscopic investigations of high-pressure microhollow cathode discharges P2.12
Pietsch, G. RWTH Aachen Germany Properties of dielectric barrier discharges in different arrangements P1.13
Ricard, A. Université Paul Sabatier France n.a. .
Rousseau, A. Laboratoire de Physique des Gaz et des Plasmas France Time resolved LIF measurements for the study of NO removal : influence of H2O  P2.13
Rutgers, W. KEMA Transmission & Distribution The Netherlands Diagnostics for Environmental Aspects of Pulsed Atmospheric Discharges I8
Schulz- v.d.Gathen, V. Universität Essen Germany Determination of Quenching Coefficients by Time-Resolved Emission Spectroscopy P2.4
Setser, D. Kansas State University USA Quenching Reactions of Electronically Excited Atoms I6
Sijacic, D. CWI, Cluster MAS The Netherlands Temporal instabilities in DC driven 'barrier' discharges P1.14
Simek, M. Institute of Plasma Physics Czech Republic Diagnostics and modeling of streamer induced emission in pulsed positive corona discharge P2.14
Starikovskaia, S. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology Russia Destruction of Methane by Nanosecond High-Voltage Discharge P1.15
Stark, R. Old Dominion University USA Pulsed Electron Heating in Atmospheric Pressure Glow Discharges P2.15
Steiger, A. Physikalisch- Technische Bundesanstalt Berlin Germany Mapping of the Atomic Hydrogen Density in Combustion Processes at Atmospheric Pressure by Two-Photon Polarization Spectroscopy P1.16
Tepper, J. TU braunschweig, HTEE Germany n.c. .
Uhlenbusch, J. Institut für Laser- u. Plasmaphysik Germany CARS diagnostics of high pressure discharges I2
van Veldhuizen, E. Group EPG The Netherlands Fast imaging of streamer propagation P2.16
Wagner, H. Ernst-Moritz-Arndt Universität Greifswald Germany Spatio-temporal resolved diagnostics of the single filament barrier discharge in air P1.17
Wiesemannn, K. Institut für Experimentalphysik Germany Variations of the gas temperature in Barrier discharges P1.4

 

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