The Department of Physics of the University of South Africa is organizing a symposium on International symposium on New Developments in Methods and Applications of Few-body Physics: in Memory of Professor SA Sofianos.
The symposium will showcase invited and contributed talks as well as a poster session on the following themes:
The names of the invited speakers will be announced in the second circular.
Registration Fee
Important dates
Local Organizing Committee
International Advisory Committee
- Atomic and molecular physics, including Bose-Einstein condensation
- Structure and reactions of light nuclei
- Few-nucleon systems and interactions
- Exotic nuclear systems
- Methods in few-body physics
- Inverse scattering
The names of the invited speakers will be announced in the second circular.
Registration Fee
- Delegate Registration Fee R1300 to cover fee will cover accommodation, lunches, refreshments during coffee breaks, a symposium kit and banquet.
- South African MSc and PhD students are eligible for registration fee waiver, however, proof of current registration with a South African university is required
- The fee for an accompanying person is R1300, excluding accommodation.
Important dates
- Abstract submission opens: December 01, 2016
- Abstract submission closes: March 24, 2017
- Notification of abstract acceptance: March 30, 2017
- Registration closes: March 31, 2017
- Submission of contributions closes: June 30, 2017
Local Organizing Committee
- ML Lekala (UNISA) (Chair)
- GJ Rampho (UNISA)
- RM Adam (SKA)
- SA Rakitianski (UP)
- B Mukeru (UNISA)
International Advisory Committee
- J-M Richard, Villeurbanne (France)
- W Plessas, (Austria)
- TK Das (India)
- W Sandhas (Germany)
- M Braun (South Africa)
- E Uzu (Japan)
- VV Voronov (Russia)
- S Karataglis (South Africa)
- H Masui (Japan)
- L Blokhintsev (Russia)
- VA Roudnev (Russia)
- S Levin (Russia)
- DG Papageorgiou (Greece)
- B Bakker (Netherlands)
- N Kalantar-Nayestanaki (Netherlands)
- R Lazauskas (France)
- M Fabre de la Ripelle (France)
- M Lassaut (France)
- A Deltuva (Lithuania)
- M Viviani (Italy)
- A Kievesky (Italy)
- R Kezerashvili (USA)
- A Aprahamian (USA)
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