TCP2014

28 Nov 2014, 09:10 → 5 Dec 2014, 18:00 Asia/Tokyo

Michiharu Wada (SLOWRI Team, Nishina Accelerator-Based Research Center, RIKEN)

The sixth international conference on Trapped Charged Particles and Fundamental Physics (TCP2014) will be held in Takamatsu, on the Japanese island of Shikoku, during December 1 – 5, 2014. This conference belongs to the series of conferences started in Lysekil (Sweden) in 1994, followed by a conference at Asilomar (USA) in 1998, Wildbad Kreuth (Germany) in 2002, Parksville on Vancouver Island (Canada) 2006 and Saariselkä, northern Finland in 2010. The conference in Takamatsu will focus on recent developments and highlights in the field of trapped charged particles. In particular, it will address the following scientific fields:
        • Fundamental Interactions and Symmetries
        • Quantum and QED Effects
        • Precision Spectroscopy and Frequency Standards
        • Anti-Hydrogen
        • Plasma Effects and Collective Behavior
        • Ion Traps for Radioactive Nuclei and Highly Charged Ions
        • Storage Ring Physics
        • Applications of Particle Trapping: Chemistry, Trace Analysis, …
The conference venue will simultaneously host the 11th International Workshop on Non-Neutral Plasmas (NNP2014) and a joint session will be held.
Conference Site
Kagawa International Conference Hall, Takamatsu Symbol Tower 6F
Call for abstracts
Abstract submission can be made from this conference web site.  We will accept abstracts as single-page PDF files.  While we require no particular style guide, we advise submitters to be succinct.  When submitting abstracts, please select preference of poster or oral presentation.  Abstracts not selected for oral presentations will be offered a poster session.
Oral presenters wishing to do so, may make a poster presentation in addition.  To do so, they must inform LOC before November 22.

Conference Registration
The registration fee covers the welcome reception, all conference sessions, conference program and list of abstracts, proceedings conference banquet on the evening of December 2nd as well as coffee breaks.  Fee for accompanying persons covers welcome reception and banquet.
                                      Early            Late
General Participant        ¥40,000         ¥45,000
Student Participant        ¥20,000         ¥25,000
Accompanying Person    ¥10,000         ¥10,000
On site payment by cash or credit card is also acceptable.
Important Dates
Abstract submission open                            June 1, 2014
Abstract submission closes  [EXTENDED]    September 15, 2014
Selection of oral contributions                      October 17, 2014
End of early registration                              October 30, 2014
Payment deadline for early registration [EXTENDED]         November 9, 2014
Financial Support
Some financial support may be possible for students and researchers from developing nations.

Circulars 2nd Circular for TCP2014

Final Program Program and Time Table

Hotel Map Hotel Map

Minutes Second Circular First Circular

Program Book (147 Mb) Program Book (147Mb)

Friday 28 November

opening: Coffee

1 Opening

session1: Basics of Ion Traps

Convener: Dr Stefan Ulmer (RIKEN, Ulmer IRU)

12:00 Lunch

2 Optical sideband cooling of an ion to the ground state of its motion in a Penning trap

Speaker: Dr Richard Thompson

3 Basics of antimatter science

Speaker: Dr Ryugo Hayano

16:30 Coffee

17:00 Facility Tour

18:30 Welcome Reception

Saturday 29 November

09:30 Coffee

session2: Optical lattice clock for fundamental physics

Convener: Dr Hidetoshi Katori

session2: Basics of fundamental physics with stored HCI

Convener: Vladimir Dzuba (School of Physics, University of New South Wales)

12:00 Lunch

session1: Physics with storage rings

Convener: Dr Yuri Litvinov (GSI Darmstadt)

14:30 Coffee

session1: Laser spectroscopy of stored ions

Convener: Prof. Wilfried Noertershaeuser (TU Darmstadt)

Closing

Sunday 30 November

registration

Reception

Monday 1 December

08:00 Coffee and Regsitration

opening: Opening remarks

Convener: Dr Michiharu Wada (SLOWRI Team, Nishina Accelerator-Based Research Center, RIKEN)

opening: Welcome to Takamatsu

Convener: Dr Hideto En'yo (RIKEN Nishina Center)

session1: Anti-Hydrogen (1)

Convener: Dr Michiharu Wada (SLOWRI Team, Nishina Accelerator-Based Research Center, RIKEN)

4 What (anti-)matters with antimatter?

Speaker: Prof. Yasunori Yamazaki Yamazaki (RIKEN)

5 Two-photon laser spectroscopy of antiprotonic Helium and antiproton-to-electron mass ratio

Speaker: Masaki Hori (Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics)

6 Present status of the AEgIS Experiment and prospect for cooling antiprotons.

Speaker: Dr daniel comparat (CNRS)

11:05 Lunch

session1: Ion Traps for HCI (1)

Convener: Prof. Yasuhiro Sakemi (CYRIC)

7 Experiments with highly charged ions at HITRAP

Speaker: Dr Zoran Andelkovic (GSI)

8 Deceleration and storage of highly charged ions and antiprotons at GSI/FAIR

Speaker: Dr Frank Herfurth (GSI Helmholtzzentrum mbH)

9 CHIP-TRAP: A high-precision double Penning trap mass spectrometer for stable and long-lived radioactive isotopes

Speaker: Dr Matthew Redshaw (Central Michigan University)

10 Mass measurements of rare isotopes with a single ion

Speaker: Dr Martin Eibach (National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory)

11 Current status of the TAMUTRAP facility

Speaker: Mr Michael Mehlman (Texas A&M University Cyclotron Institute)

14:20 Coffee

session2: Anti-Hydrogen (2)

Convener: Dr Makoto Fujiwara (TRIUMF)

12 First direct high-precision measurement of the magnetic moment of the proton and status of BASE

Speaker: Dr Stefan Ulmer (RIKEN, Ulmer IRU)

13 The GBAR antimatter gravity experiment

Speaker: Dr Patrice PEREZ (CEA/Saclay)

14 Antiproton cloud radial compression in the ALPHA apparatus at CERN

Speaker: Ms Andrea Gutierrez (University of British Columbia and TRIUMF)

15 Antihydrogen annihilation vertex detection in the ALPHA experiment

Speaker: Dr Petteri Pusa (University of Liverpool)

16 A spectroscopy beamline for the hyperfine structure of antihydrogen and its characterization with a Hydrogen beam

Speaker: Dr Martin Simon (Stefan Meyer Institute for subatomic Physics)

poster

Tuesday 2 December

08:00 Coffee

session1: Storage Rings

Conveners: Dr Rheinhold Schuch, Dr Tomohiro Uesaka (RIKEN Nishina Center)

17 Beta-decay of highly-charged ions

Speaker: Dr Yuri Litvinov (GSI Darmstadt)

18 Precision mass measurements of short-lived nuclides at storage ring in Lanzhou

Speaker: Prof. yuhu zhang (institute of modern physics. chinese academy of sciences, lanzhou 730000 China)

19 Rare-RI ring at RIKEN RI Beam Factory

Speaker: Yoshitaka Yamaguchi (RIKEN Nishina Center)

20 Laser-based tests of fundamental symmetries and interactions at the ESR

Speaker: Prof. Wilfried Noertershaeuser (TU Darmstadt)

21 The SCRIT electron scattering facility

Speaker: Dr masanori wakasugi (RIKEN)

10:40 Coffee

22 Low energy storage rings for molecular physics

Speaker: Prof. Henning Schmidt (Stockholm University)

23 RIKEN’s new cryogenic electrostatic ion storage ring for atomic and molecular physics: RICE

Speaker: Prof. Toshiyuki Azuma (RIKEN)

24 Rapid cooling of isolated small carbon cluster anions

Speaker: Dr Takeshi FURUKAWA (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

25 A new approach to the particle position detection in a storage ring

Speaker: Xiangcheng Chen (GSI)

12:55 Conference Photo

13:10 Lunch

session2: Applications of Particle Trapping (1)

Conveners: Dr Stefan Schwarz (NSCL), Dr Yuri Litvinov (GSI Darmstadt)

26 Overview on MRTOF mass spectrometry

Speaker: Prof. Hermann Wollnik

27 First direct mass measurements with the MR-TOF-MS at the FRS ion catcher

Speaker: Dr Wolfgang Plaß (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung)

28 Multi-reflection time-of-flight mass separation and spectrometry at ISOLTRAP/ISOLDE

Speaker: Mr Robert Wolf (University of Greifswald, Germany)

16:10 Coffee

29 High-precision mass measurements of trans-Uranium nuclei by MRTOF-MS: shifting the paradigm in SHE-identification

Speaker: Dr Peter Schury (Tsukuba University)

30 Polyanion production in Penning and RFQ ion traps

Speaker: Prof. Lutz Schweikhard (Inst. f. Physik, Univ. of Greifswald)

31 The MR-TOF isobar separator for the TITAN facility at TRIUMF

Speaker: Timo Dickel (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung)

session1: Fundamental Interactions and Symmetries (1)

32 muon's g-2 experiment at J-PARC

Speaker: Dr Naohito Saito

19:00 banquet

Wednesday 3 December

08:00 Coffee

session1: Joint session with NNP

Conveners: Dr Hiroyuki Higaki, Prof. Lutz Schweikhard (Inst. f. Physik, Univ. of Greifswald)

33 Measuring the electron's electric dipole moment in a trapped molecular ion.

Speaker: Dr Eric Cornell

34 Quantum state preparation of single molecular ions

Speaker: Dr Michael Drewson

35 The ASACUSA CUSP experiment

Speaker: Dr Naofumi Kuroda (University of Tokyo)

10:20 Coffee

36 Sensitive detection of modes and quantum simulation ith 2D arrays of trapped ions

Speaker: Dr John Bollinger

37 Fundamental physics with the ALPHA antihydrogen trap

Speaker: Dr Makoto Fujiwara (TRIUMF)

38 A new hydrogenic atom, e+H

Speaker: Prof. Cody Storry (York University)

13:00 excursion

Thursday 4 December

08:00 Coffee

session1: Ion Traps for HCI (2)

Convener: Prof. Toshiyuki Azuma (RIKEN)

39 The high precision mass spectrometer-SMILETRAP meets an EBIT in Shanghai

Speaker: Dr Ke Yao (Modern Physics Institute, Fudan University)

40 Spectroscopic studies of highly charged ions at the Tokyo electron beam ion trap facility

Speaker: Dr Nobuyuki Nakamura (The University of Electro-Communications)

41 Coulomb-crystalized highly charged ions

Speaker: Dr Oscar Versolato (ARCNL)

42 Using GPU parallelization to perform realistic simulations of the LPCTrap experiments : from a trapped ion cloud to a time-of-flight measurement.

Speaker: Mr Xavier Fabian (LPC Caen)

43 Status of the ReA Electron Beam Ion Trap Charge Breeder at NSCL

Speaker: Dr Thomas Baumann (National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory)

44 Dynamical effects in the X-ray transition strengths of astrophysically relevant Fe16+ ions

Speaker: Dr Natalia Oreshkina (MPIK)

45 High-resolution intensity ratio measurements in EUV spectral wavelength for ions of astrophysical ineterst

Speaker: Dr Ali Safdar (UEC, Tokyo)

10:45 Coffee

session2: Fundamental interactions and symmetries (2)

Convener: Dr Michael Doser

46 Parity violation measurements in trapped single radium ions

Speaker: Dr Lorenz Willmann

47 Ba-ion extraction from high-pressure Xe gas for double-beta decay studies with nEXO

Speaker: Dr Thomas Brunner (Stanford University)

48 Fundamental physics with highly charged ions at low energies

Speaker: Prof. Vladimir Shabaev (St.Petersburg State University)

49 Magneto-optical trapping of radioactive atoms for test of the fundamental symmetries

Speaker: Hirokazu Kawamura (Tohoku University)

50 BASE - High-precision tests of CPT invariance using antiprotons

Speaker: Dr Christian Smorra (CERN)

51 muon's g-2 experiment at Fermi-lab.

Speaker: Dr Tim Chupp

13:25 Lunch

session3: Quantum and QED Effects (1)

Convener: Dr Kazuhiko Sugiyama

52 Scalable quantum information processing with trapped ions at NIST

Speaker: Dr Dietrich Leibfried (NIST Boulder, CO USA)

53 Engineering and observation of interacting quasiparticles in a trapped-ion many-body system

Speaker: Mr Christian Roos (IQOQI Innsbruck)

54 Development of the quantum repeater based on trapped Ions

Speaker: Dr Taehyun Kim

16:10 Coffee

session1: Precision Spectroscopy and Frequancy Standards (1)

Convener: Dr Nobuyuki Nakamura (The University of Electro-Communications)

55 The g-factor of highly charged ions – Stress test for the Standard Model and access to the mass of the electron

Speaker: Dr Sven Sturm

56 PI-ICR technique for mass measurements on short-lived nuclides and the PENTATRAP project

Speaker: Dr Sergey Eliseev (Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik)

57 Highly charged ions for atomic clocks and search for variation of the fine structure constant

Speaker: Vladimir Dzuba (School of Physics, University of New South Wales)

58 Laser spectroscopy of atoms in superfluid helium for the measurement of nuclear spins and electromagnetic moments of radioisotope atoms

Speaker: Ms Tomomi Fujita (Dept. of Physics, Osaka University)

Friday 5 December

08:00 Coffee

session1: Quantum and QED effects (2)

Convener: Prof. Henning Schmidt (Stockholm University)

59 Quantum simulation of the Jaynes-Cummings-Hubbard Model using trapped ions

Speaker: Dr Kenji Toyoda (Osaka university, Japan)

60 Extreme field physics in Penning traps

Speaker: Dr Manuel Vogel (GSI)

61 Quadratic Zeeman effect in highly charged ions

Speaker: Dr Dmitry Glazov (Saint-Petersburg State University)

session10: Applications of particle trapping (2)

Convener: Dr Gilles Ban

62 Precision $\beta$-decay experiments with the $\beta$-decay Paul Trap

Speaker: Dr Matthew Sternberg (University of Washington)

63 Precision measurements with LPCTrap at GANIL

Speaker: Prof. Etienne Lienard (LPC Caen)

10:05 Coffee

64 A new correlation Penning trap for fundamental physics at Texas A&M

Speaker: Prof. Dan Melconian (Texas A&M University)

65 Ion trap and laser cooling spectroscopy for isotope analysis

Speaker: Dr Shuichi HASEGAWA (University of Tokyo)

66 Gas-cell beam cooler-buncher for low-energy experiments at SLOWRI

Speaker: Dr Yuta Ito (SLOWRI Team, Nishina Accelerator-Based Research Center, RIKEN)

session3: Precision spectroscopy and frequency standards (2)

Convener: Prof. Heinz-Juergen Kluge

67 Penning trap mass spectrometry at the LEBIT facility

Speaker: Dr Ryan Ringle (NSCL)

68 Probing exotic nuclei through mass measurements from ISOLTRAP

Speaker: Mrs Susanne Kreim (CERN Switzerland)

12:15 Lunch

69 High-precision Penning-trap mass measurements at TRIGA-TRAP

Speaker: Dr Szilard Nagy (Max-Planck-Institute für Kernphysik)

70 TITAN: The ion trapping program at TRIUMF

Speaker: Dr Ania Kwiatkowski (TRIUMF)

71 The Canadian Penning trap mass spectrometer at CARIBU

Speaker: Jason Clark (Argonne National Laboratory)

14:30 Coffee

72 On-going developments and measurements at JYFLTRAP

Speaker: Dr Tommi Eronen (University of Jyväskylä)

73 Recent developments for investigations of the heaviest elements with SHIPTRAP

Speaker: Michael Block (GSI)

Closing

Convener: Dr Ari Jokinen