Dear Collegues


Urgent remainder

The Deadline for the submission of abstracts to be considered as papers
is		END OF MAY 99


Please send your abstract NOW


                Royal Society of Chemistry
                Faraday Division

                Faraday Discussion 115

                Molecular Photoionisation

                The University of York

                Department of Chemistry and Alcuin College

                3-5 April 2000

 
The Faraday Discussion page (York)

        http://rempi.york.ac.uk/rscconf.html

The Faraday Discussion page

        http://www.rsc.org/lap/confs/fadmeet.htm


Molecular photoionisation dynamics presents a challenge both from
experiment and theory. New insight has come from (i) the invention of
ZEKE photoelectron spectroscopy as a very high resolution tool and (ii)
theoretical approaches to quantitatively understand the ionisation
dynamics. There is an interest in advancing this burgeoning field and
very actively studied applications come from van der Waals and hydrogen
bonded molecular clusters including intra-cluster reactions, molecular
Rydberg states including their time-resolved dynamics and their
stability in fields, Multichannel Quantum Defect and scattering theory,
Rydberg state tagging, molecular and cluster anion photodetachment,
charge transfer, radicals, and correlated two-electron ionisation
processes. 

The discussion is intended to bring together practitioners of the
broadest range of photoionisation, photodetachment and charge transfer
experiments, spectroscopists, molecular physicists and theoreticians
working on angular momentum transfer, scattering theory, electron
correlation and non-Born-Oppenheimer effects in Rydberg states, with a
view to establishing state-of-the-art applications in chemistry and
molecular physics as we move into the new millennium, while focussing on
the immediate future prospects of this whole area of research. 

The introductory Keynote Lecture will be given by  Professor B V McKoy
(Pasadena). 
  

Experimental and theoretical papers will be particularly welcome in all
the areas mentioned above. 

Papers should be concerned with new, unpublished work. Contributions are
solicited, and Titles and Abstracts of about 300 words should be
submitted no later than FRIDAY 28 MAY 1999 to Professor 
K Müller-Dethlefs, Department of Chemistry, University of York,
Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK; Fax: +44 (0)1904 434527; e-mail:
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                                        Organising Committee
                                                  
             Professor K Müller-Dethlefs (Chair) 
                                                  Professor M Ashfold
             Professor M S Child FRS 
                                                  Professor R J Donovan 
             Professor J M Dyke 
                                                  Professor F Read FRS 
             Dr T P Softley 

                                                  
Faraday Discussions Homepage

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View also:

The original ZEKE  Home page 

        http://rempi.york.ac.uk/


and information about the ERC Highly Excited States

The ERC Conference page (York) 

        http://rempi.york.ac.uk/esfconf.html

The ERC Conference page (note cases of lettering)

        http://www.esf.org/euresco/PC99137A.HTM

  
-- 
Professor Klaus Muller-Dethlefs
Chair of Physical Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
The University of York
York YO10 5DD
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 1904 434526
Direct Fax: +44 1904 434527
Secr Tel:+44 1904 432525
Dept Fax: +44 1904 432516