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| * [[animation:workshops:2011:accueil|Workshops 2011]] | * [[animation:workshops:2011:accueil|Workshops 2011]] | ||
| - | ===== Polymer Dynamics : Entanglements and Architectures ===== | + | ====== Polymer Dynamics : Entanglements and Architectures ====== |
| Location : Capri, Italy \\ | Location : Capri, Italy \\ | ||
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| * Centre Blaise Pascal | * Centre Blaise Pascal | ||
| - | ==== Description ==== | + | ===== Description ===== |
| Polymeric materials exhibit complex dynamics and rheology and, in many cases, show hierarchical relaxation over many different timescales. This in turn affects the processing and properties of the final materials. Such fluids include branched low density polyethylene, which is a fundamental material that appears in plastics of all forms. The processing of these materials, and the relation to properties, has frustrated and encouraged industry for many years: a simple recurring problem is instability in extrusion that leads to imperfect plastic parts, and with costly results. The ability to predict and control this behaviour as a function of molecular chemistry has attracted a long history of collaboration between academia and industry. | Polymeric materials exhibit complex dynamics and rheology and, in many cases, show hierarchical relaxation over many different timescales. This in turn affects the processing and properties of the final materials. Such fluids include branched low density polyethylene, which is a fundamental material that appears in plastics of all forms. The processing of these materials, and the relation to properties, has frustrated and encouraged industry for many years: a simple recurring problem is instability in extrusion that leads to imperfect plastic parts, and with costly results. The ability to predict and control this behaviour as a function of molecular chemistry has attracted a long history of collaboration between academia and industry. | ||
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| The central aim of this workshop is to bring together experts in all three levels of modelling with a view towards discussing the current state in each area and proposing methods for mapping between models. | The central aim of this workshop is to bring together experts in all three levels of modelling with a view towards discussing the current state in each area and proposing methods for mapping between models. | ||
| - | ==== Scientific Objectives ==== | + | ===== Scientific Objectives ===== |
| - To bring together experts in molecular dynamics simulation, sliplink models and tube models, together with experimental scientists, in the field of entangled polymer dynamics. | - To bring together experts in molecular dynamics simulation, sliplink models and tube models, together with experimental scientists, in the field of entangled polymer dynamics. | ||
| - To run a 3 day workshop as a satellite event to a 7 day summer school. The workshop will focus on computational and theoretical aspects of polymer dynamics. | - To run a 3 day workshop as a satellite event to a 7 day summer school. The workshop will focus on computational and theoretical aspects of polymer dynamics. | ||
| - To discuss and assess recent developments in molecular dynamics simulation, sliplink models and tube models, and to propose methods for coarse-graining by connecting all three levels of modelling. | - To discuss and assess recent developments in molecular dynamics simulation, sliplink models and tube models, and to propose methods for coarse-graining by connecting all three levels of modelling. | ||
| - | ==== Program ==== | + | ===== Program ===== |
| The workshop will run from the afternnon of July 26 (2pm) until lunchtime of July 29 (12noon). | The workshop will run from the afternnon of July 26 (2pm) until lunchtime of July 29 (12noon). | ||
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| * Microscopic foundations | * Microscopic foundations | ||
| * tube | * tube | ||
| - | entanglements | + | * entanglements |
| - | primitive paths | + | * primitive paths |
| - | Experimental insights | + | * Experimental insights |
| - | rheology | + | * rheology |
| - | dielectric spectroscopy | + | * dielectric spectroscopy |
| - | optics | + | * optics |
| - | neutron scattering | + | * neutron scattering |
| - | Beyond linear chains in linear regime | + | * Beyond linear chains in linear regime |
| - | Non-linear viscoelasticity | + | * Non-linear viscoelasticity |
| - | branched polymers | + | * branched polymers |
| - | Multiscale modelling | + | * Multiscale modelling |
| - | Atomistic simulations | + | * Atomistic simulations |
| - | Coarsegrained simulations | + | * Coarsegrained simulations |
| - | Single chain models | + | * Single chain models |
| - | Analytical theories | + | * Analytical theories |
| - | How to register | + | ===== References ===== |
| - | Please fill the registration form by clicking "Registration" menu item on the left of this screen. Unless you want to arrange your own accommodation (very tricky in July) please download the accommodation form here, fill it and send to acanfora@mcmcongressi.it, preferably with copies to iannirub@unina.it and j.j.mills@leeds.ac.uk. | + | - McLeish TCB ADVANCES IN PHYSICS 2002, 51, 1379-1527 |
| + | - Everaers R, Sukumaran SK, Grest GS, Svaneborg C, Sivasubramanian A, Kremer K ; SCIENCE 2004, 303, 823-826 | ||
| + | - Sukumaran SK, Likhtman AE MACROMOLECULES 2009, 42, 4300-4309 | ||
| + | - Read DJ, Jagannathan K, Likhtman AE MACROMOLECULES 2008, 41, 6843-6853 | ||
| + | - Likhtman AE MACROMOLECULES 2005, 38, 6128-6139 | ||
| - | There is no registration fee for the workshop. Some of your travel costs can be reimbursed by CECAM, but exact details are not yet finalized. | ||
| - | References | ||
| - | 1. McLeish TCB ADVANCES IN PHYSICS 2002, 51, 1379-1527 | ||
| - | 2. Everaers R, Sukumaran SK, Grest GS, Svaneborg C, Sivasubramanian A, Kremer K ; SCIENCE 2004, 303, 823-826 | ||
| - | 3. Sukumaran SK, Likhtman AE MACROMOLECULES 2009, 42, 4300-4309 | ||
| - | 4. Read DJ, Jagannathan K, Likhtman AE MACROMOLECULES 2008, 41, 6843-6853 | ||
| - | 5. Likhtman AE MACROMOLECULES 2005, 38, 6128-6139 | ||
| + | ===== Participants ===== | ||
| + | ^ Family name ^ First name ^ Institution ^ | ||
| + | | MARTZEL | NICOLAS | MFPM | | ||
| + | | Likhtman | Alexei | University of Reading | | ||
| + | | Bacova | Petra | The University of The Basque Country | | ||
| + | | LIU | Li | Computational Biophysics University of Twente, The Netherlands | | ||
| + | | Cao | Jing | University of Reading | | ||
| + | | Larson | Ronald | Univ. of Michigan | | ||
| + | | McLeish | Tom | Durham University | | ||
| + | | Unidad | Herwin Jerome | Universita degli Studi di Napoli Federico II | | ||
| + | | Pyckhout-Hintzen | Wim | Research Centre Juelich/Juelich Centre for Neutron Science JCNS-1 | | ||
| + | | Shchetnikava | Volha | TU Eindhoven | | ||
| + | | Matveichuk | Oleg | Eindhoven University of Technology | | ||
| + | | HOU | Jixuan | ENS de Lyon | | ||
| + | | lentzakis | helen | Forth Foundation for research and technology hellas | | ||
| + | | Lungova | Marta | JCNS 1, Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany | | ||
| + | | ruocco | nino | Forschungszentrum Jülich (JCNS-1) | | ||
| + | | Amin | Dipesh | University Of Reading | | ||
| + | | Brás | Ana | Jülich Centre for Neutron Science JCNS-1 & Institute for Complex Systems (ICS-1) | | ||
| + | | Zamponi | Michaela | JCNS, Forschungszentrum Juelich | | ||
| + | | Agimelen | Okpeafoh Stephen | University of Leeds | | ||
| + | | Carsten | Svaneborg | University of Sutheren Denmark | | ||
| + | | Hawke | Laurence | University of Leeds | | ||
| + | | Wang | Zuowei | University of Reading | | ||
| + | | MORENO | ANGEL | CENTRO DE FISICA DE MATERIALES (CSIC) | | ||
| + | | Vorselaars | Bart | University of Reading | | ||
| + | | Shivokhin | Maksim | UCL (Universite Catholique de Louvain) | | ||
| + | | Huang | Qian | Technical University of Denmark | | ||
| + | | Samiullah | Muhammad Haris | Martin Luther University Halle, germany | | ||
| + | | Panagiotou | Eleni | National Technical University of Athens | | ||
| + | | Takimoto | Jun-ichi | Dept. Polymer Sci. & Engr., Yamagata University | | ||
| + | | Sukumaran | Sathish K. | Yamagata University | | ||
| + | | Karayiannis | Nikolaos | Universidad Politecnica de Madrid | | ||
| + | | Colby | Ralph | Penn State University | | ||
| + | | Anwar | Muhammad | University of Luxembourg | | ||
| + | | Rosa | Angelo | Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati (SISSA) | | ||
| + | | Svaneborg | Carsten | University of Southern Denmark | | ||
| + | | Tzoumanekas | Christos | National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and Dutch Polymer Institute (DPI) | | ||
| + | | Galuschko | Andre | Institute for Theoretical Physics / University of Göttingen | | ||
| + | | Chappa | Veronica | Institut für Theoretische Physik, Georg-August-Universität, Göttingen | | ||
| + | | Mulayim | Murat | Institut für Theoretische Physik Georg-August Universität | | ||