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Meetings
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CCPQ (formerly CCP2) Meetings. Meetings organized by CCPQ will be advertised here. Atomic and Molecular Collision Physics Meetings. Meetings of general interest to CCPQ members. The CCPQ Workshop Windsor 2013: Dynamics of Complex Quantum Systems. CCPQ is supporting both the Institute of Physics Atomic and Molecular Interactions Group Spring Meeting. 20-21 March, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland) and the UK Positron Workshop. 27 March, Stranmillis College, Belfast). The meeting is co-spon...
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CCPQ Positions
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Lecturer in the Centre for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics. School of Mathematics and Physics, Queen's University Belfast (Ref. 12/102139) At least one and possibly more positions are available within the Centre for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (CTAMOP). Successful candidates will be expected to undertake research in either Quantum Information Processing or Strong-Field AMO Physics, and to contribute to teaching in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics...And c...
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CCP2 History
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Atomic and molecular collision physics has for many years been a major field of research at UK universities. Following the early work by Thompson and Rutherford, major research schools were established at University College London by Sir Harrie Massey and at Queen's University Belfast by Sir David Bates. More recently, strong theoretical and experimental groups have been built up at more than a dozen UK universities and research laboratories. Electron scattering by atoms and ions. Professor E.A.G...
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CCPQ Newsletter
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The first issue of the Information Quarterly was edited and published by DW Norcross (Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics, University of Colorado, USA) on 15 January 1976. It was created with the idea of becoming "a very useful tool for keeping track of the developments, both in software and production, for the large set of computer programs, developed primarily at U.C.L.". CCP2 News: June 2010. Phys4Entry - Planetary integrated Models:. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University College Lon...
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CCP2 September 2007 Workshop proceddings contents
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Mathematical and Computational Methods in R-matrix Theory. Editors: Martin Plummer, Jimena D Gorfinkiel, Jonathan Tennyson. Published by CCP2 (Collaborative Computational Project on Continuum States of Atoms and Molecules). Daresbury Laboratory, Daresbury, Warrington, WA4 4AD, United Kingdom. Suggested Dewey classification: 539.7, 541.2. M Plummer, J D Gorfinkiel and J Tennyson. R-matrix theory: applications and challenges. R-matrix for heavy species. K M Dunseath and M Terao-Dunseath.
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CCP2 April 2006 Workshop proceddings contents
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Editors: Edward A G Armour, Jan Franz, Jonathan Tennyson. Published by CCP6 (Collaborative Computational Project on Molecular Quantum Dynamics) on behalf of CCP2 (Collaborative Computational Project on Continuum States of Atoms and Molecules). Daresbury Laboratory, Daresbury, Warrington, WA4 4AD, United Kingdom. Suggested Dewey classification: 539.7, 541.2. E A G Armour. Correlations in positron-atom scattering. J W Humberston and P Van Reeth. Y K Ho and S Kar. E A G Armour. J Tennyson and J Franz.
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The CCPQ Working Group
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The CCPQ Working Group. Dr S C. Althorpe. Department of Chemistry,. University of Cambridge,. Cambridge, CB2 1EW, UK. Prof E. A. G. Armour. School of Mathematical Sciences,. University of Nottingham,. University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD, UK. Dr G De Chiara. Dept of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,. David Bates Building,. The Queen's University of Belfast,. Belfast, BT7 1NN, UK. Prof M. Fromhold. School of Physics and Astronomy,. University of Nottingham,. Department of Physics and Astronomy.
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CCPQ Projects
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CCPQ (formerly CCP2) Projects. See also the CCP6. Projects: an amalgamated set of links will appear in the future). Floquet and time-dependent methods. Relativistic and magnetic effects. Electron collisions with atoms and atomic ions. Scattering at intermediate energies. Collisions with iron-peak elements. Electron collisions with molecules and molecular ions. Positron collisions with atoms and molecules. Least squares and Minimum-Norm calculations.
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List - Viz Matters
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What do CCPs do? Where in the world are the responses from? Is the Collaborative Computational Projects home page. For convenience, some of the information on that page is summarised here. What do CCPs do? Is the Collaborative Computational Project for computer simulation of condensed phase materials at length scales spanning from atomistic to mesoscopic levels. Materials of interest are such as liquids, polymers, solids, surface materials and macromolecules. CCP5 is a very active research commun...Compu...
