The Marshall Rosenbluth
International
Summer School
Plasma Thermonuclear
Fusion
and Plasma Astrophysics - 2007
August 25 - 28, 2007, La Jolla, California
92038-2946
PURPOSE
- To assess the level of scientific understanding in Plasma
Thermonuclear Fusion and Plasma Astrophysics research.
- To identify the "hottest" problems and to propose
the ways for their solutions.
- To bring together prominent researchers from around the
world
to exchange results, ideas and experiences.
- To provide tutorials to graduate students and active researchers
in plasma science and technology.
- To diffuse the knowledge worldwide by publishing
--the Book of Abstracts, and
--edited Conference Book of Reports within BOOK SERIES:
RESEARCH TRENDS in PHYSICS; FRONTIERS in INTERDISCIPLINARY
PHYSICS;
FRONTIERS in SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY
TOPICS
All Area of Research in Plasma Thermonuclear Fusion
and Plasma Astrophysics is Potentially Covered.
The Particular Topics, However, Are Exclusively Defined by
the
School Invited Speakers.
SCIENCE
ADVISORY BOARD
School Advisors
M. Campbell
General Atomics
San Diego, California, U.S.A.
B. Coppi
Massachussetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachussetts, U.S.A.
P. Diamond
University of California at San Diego, La Jolla,
California,U.S.A.
O. N. Krokhin
P. N. Lebedev Institute of Physics, Russian Academy
of Sciences,
Moscow, Russia
R.Z.Sagdeev
The Department of Physics
University of maryland
College Park,Maryland,U.S.A.
V. Stefan
Tesla Laboratories
Stefan University,
La Jolla, California, U.S.A.
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The Conference Proceedings will
be published in the book series FRONTIERS in SCIENCE and
TECHNOLOGY
(C) 1996. V. Stefan. (Oil-Acrylic)
The progress of science presupposes
the possibility of unrestricted communication of all results
and judgments--freedom of expression and instruction in all
realms of intellectual endeavor. The freedom of communication
is indispensable for development and extension of scientific
knowledge. Such an ideal must be sought unremittingly if scientific
thought, and philosophical and creative thinking in general,
are to be advanced as far as possible.
Albert EINSTEIN
The F S R C is operated by the La Jolla
International School of Science jointly with
The Institute for Advanced Physics Studies, La Jolla, California
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La Jolla International
School of Science
The Institute for Advanced
Physics Studies
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The F S R C is founded in 1989 by V.
Alexander Stefan with the ultimate goal:
- promotion, nurture and further advancement of the best
scientific research worldwide
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achievement of the highest level in
organization of scientific meetings in all areas of science
and technology and all crossdisciplinary areas: science
arts and science-humanities
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publishing of edited conference materials
to promote and diffuse the first-rate scientific achievements
worldwide
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