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Full Name.................
Mr. Sameen Ahmed KHAN
(Picture,
Visiting Card,
Pictures and the
Biographical-Note)
Place of Birth...........
Delhi,
INDIA
Nationality................ INDIAN
Marital Status..........
Married to
Noama
KHAN
(Picture). Blessed with a
daughter
Hajira
KHAN
(Picture).
Parents......................
Mrs. Nighat Iqbal Khan
(Picture) and
Mr. Hamid Ahmed KHAN
(Picture).
Parents-in-Law........
Mrs. Amirunnissa Khan
(Picture) and
Nawab Nasiruddin
(Picture).
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
Native Address
CURRENT POSITION:
PREVIOUS POSITIONS:
CAREER OBJECTIVE
Faculty Member in Departments of Physics or Mathematics in Universities,
Institutes of Technology or Engineering Colleges with teaching and research in
Physics OR/AND Mathematics.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Full-Time Lecturer
Teaching
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Two-Semester Sequence of Physics for Engineering.
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Three-Semester Sequence of Engineering Mathematics (Foundation Mathematics, College Mathematics, Calculus with Numerical Methods and Advanced Calculus).
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Two-Semester Sequence of Engineering Mechanics and Engineering Physics.
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One-Semester of Physics.
Other Activities
(See the
Comprehensive Academic Report,
Teaching Time Tables and the
Activities with Students
at MECIT).
(See the
Current Time Table,
Teaching Time Tables,
College Calendar,
the
Progress Report and the
Activities with Students
at SCOT)
The Oman Report
The Consolidated Report of my stay in Oman; at the
Middle East College of Information Technology
(MECIT), Muscat and
the Salalah College of Technology
(SCOT), Salalah.
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EDUCATION
- Middle School
- 1977-1979,
David Memorial High School,
Tarnaka,
Secunderabad
- Secondary School Certificate
(SSC)
- 1983,
Little Flower High School
(LFHS),
HYDERABAD
-
Intermediate
- 1985,
Little Flower Junior College
(LFJC),
HYDERABAD
Board of Intermediate
Education
- BSc Honours (Physics)
- 1988,
Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan's
New Science College
(NSC),
Osmania University
Hyderabad
-
MSc
(Physics)
- 1990,
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur
Department of
Physics
(Alumni
Homepage)
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PhD
(Physics)
- 1997,
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
(MATSCIENCE/IMSc),
Chennai (Madras),
(Alumni Homepage)
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- Thesis Supervisor:
Professor Ramaswamy
JAGANNATHAN
- Title of the Thesis:
Quantum theory of charged-particle beam optics
- Description of Ph.D Research
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Development of quantum mechanical treatment for the study of
transport of charged-particle beams through electromagnetic systems.
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Thesis Abstract which appeared in the
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter,
No. 15,
pp. 44-45
(December 1997).
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* See the IMSc
Annual Report
1997,
pp.
83
for the Thesis Submission
and
IMSc
Annual Report
1998,
pp.
80
for the Award of PhD Degree.
- Course Work
-
The Ph.D programme consisted of regular course work over three semesters in
Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Electromagnetic Theory, Mathematical
Physics, Differential Geometry, Group Theory, Statistical & Thermal Physics,
Quantum Field Theory, Quantum Optics and Particle Physics.
- Skills
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Spoken and Written English: Proficient; used as the medium of instruction
since kindergarten.
- Computer Experience
-
Familiar with
UNIX/LINUX,
DOS,
Fortran,
LaTeX,
Microsoft
Word,
Microsoft Excel,
Power Point
and Web-Designing.
MAIN FIELDS OF RESEARCH
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Physics of Beams: Particles & Photons
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In particular, Applications of the classical and quantum theory of beam
transport to various situations such as Accelerator Optics, Electron
Microscopy, etc. Quantum effects in Beam Physics, Spin-dynamics,
Radiation effects in storage rings, etc.
Helmholtz Optics and Maxwell Optics.
A unified treatment of light beam optics and polarization.
AWARDS & HONOURS
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Mathematics Olympiads:
Winner of the State Level Mathematics Olympiads at:
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Junior Level (1983),
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Senior Level (1985) and
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Degree (Undergraduate) Level (1986 to 1988)
(Conducted by APAMT:
Andhra Pradesh
Association of Mathematics Teachers).
(See the
Indian Olympiad Home).
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Young Physicists Colloquium:
Invited Lecture at the Young Physicists Colloquium,
Kolkata (Calcutta), India, 22-23 August 1996
Beam optics of the Dirac particle,
The Abstract Appeared in:
Physics Teacher, Vol. 88, No. 2 & 3, pp. 67,
(April-September 1996).
(Organized by IPS: Indian Physical Society)
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Who's
Who Online
(Who's Who Online,
March 1998)
-
Asian/American Who's Who,
Vol. II,
(Rifacimento International,
New Delhi, India), pp. 367 (2002).
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Asia/Pacific Who's Who,
Vol. IV,
(Rifacimento International,
New Delhi, India), pp. ??? (2002).
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Reference Asia: Asia’s
Who's Who of Men & Women of Achievement
(Revised Edition, Vol. I),
(Rifacimento International,
New Delhi, India), pp. ??? (2004).
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Asian/American Who's Who,
Vol. IV,
(Rifacimento International,
New Delhi, India), pp. ??? (2005).
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Eminent Personalities of the World, Vol. I,
(World Biographical Research Foundation,
Shri Vaishnavi Publishing, Nagpur, India), pp. ??? (in press).
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Distinguished & Admirable Achievers-2005,
(South-Asia (Intl.) Pub. Co., Delhi, India), pp. ??? (2005)
(in press).
My
Erdös Number and Einstein Number
My Academic Genealogy
Mathematics
Genealogy Project
(Entry No.
93310)
PRESENT RESEARCH: A summary
(For details see the PUBLICATIONS listed below)
The quantum theory of charged-particle beam dynamics is being
developed essentially using an algebraic approach. On the basis of this
theory, optics of the transport of nonrelativistic and relativistic
charged-particle beams through electromagnetic systems (of importance
for charged-particle beam devices, like electron microscopy,
microelectron-beam lithography, etc., and accelerator design) is
being analyzed systematically. The machinery of Lie algebraic methods
is used primarily and this facilitates an easy passage from the quantum
theory to the traditional classical theory (geometrical optics). Our
results include the modifications of the paraxial properties and the
aberration coefficients, with hbar-dependent contributions, for
the various optical elements, like the magnetic round lenses,
quadrupoles, etc., using the Schrödinger (nonrelativistic),
Klein-Gordon and Dirac equations. For charged spin-half particles, the
Dirac equation leads to spinor contributions to the beam dynamics. We
do hope that these quantum corrections, albeit small, would be of some
practical significance in certain situations; it should, however, be
emphasized that, in any case, it is certainly satisfying to understand
the working of the traditional classical theory as an approximation of
a proper quantum theory since after all any physical system is quantum
mechanical at the fundamental level.
The application of the Wigner phase-space distribution for
studying the quantum mechanics of charged-particle beam transport
through electromagnetic optical systems provides a natural link between
the classical and the quantum descriptions. In this context, the
relation between the transformation of the Wigner function of a
charged-particle optical system, corresponding to the associated scalar
wave function, and the transformation of the classical phase-space of
the system has been studied.
The application of the spinor beam optical formalism has been shown to
lead to a fully quantum mechanical understanding of the dynamics of a
spin-half particle with anomalous magnetic moment, including the spin
evolution, at the level of single-particle dynamics. The general
theory, developed for any magnetic optical element with straight axis,
describes the the quantum mechanics of the orbital dynamics, the
Stern-Gerlach kicks and the Thomas-Bargmann-Michel-Telegdi
(Thomas-BMT) spin evolution.
In the paraxial régime of 3-dim optics, two evolution
Hamiltonians are equivalent when one can be transformed to the other
modulo scale by similarity through an optical system. To determine the
equivalence sets of paraxial optical Hamiltonians one requires the orbit
analysis of the algebra sp(4,R) of 4×4 real Hamiltonian matrices.
Our strategy uses instead the isomorphic algebra so(3,2) of 5×5
matrices with metric (+1,+1,+1,−1,−1) to find 4 orbit
regions (strata), 6 isolated orbits at their boundaries, and 6
degenerate orbits at their common point. We thus resolve the
degeneracies of the eigenvalue classification.
RESEARCH PLANS
Portions of my work would be concerned with the applications of the
above formalism and related ideas to various problems such as
developing a complete quantum mechanical treatment of high energy
polarized beams of Dirac particles (electrons, protons, muons, ...),
including polarization, radiation effects etc., studying the
quantum mechanics of beam optical aberrations relevant for electron
microscopy (from low voltage to high voltage regions) and
microelectron-beam device technology, ..., etc.
Using the analogy of the Helmholtz equation with the Klein-Gordon
equation and the Pauli-Villars approach to the Klein-Gordon equation a
a formalism utilizing the powerful techniques of quantum mechanics has
been developed for scalar optics including aberrations. This provides
an alternative to the traditional square-root approach and gives
rise to wavelength-dependent contributions modifying the aberration
coefficients.
Dirac-like form of the Maxwell equations is well known in literature.
Starting with the Dirac-like form of the Maxwell equations we build
a formalism which provides a unified treatment of beam optics
and polarization. The traditional results (including aberrations)
of the scalar optics are modified by the wavelength-dependent
contributions. Some of the well-known results in polarization studies
are realized as the leading-order limit of a more general framework of
our formalism.
We are also studying the Beam Halo Problem and building a
diffraction-based model for the beam losses. In the proposed model we
use the powerful machinery of the Quantum-like approaches.
I am also currently trying to analyze the bulk characteristics of the
beams using the powerful techniques of Statistical Mechanics.
Expected outcome of the proposed Research Plan
Any physical system is quantum mechanical at the fundamental level.
So, the proposed research would lead, first of all, to a better
understanding of the quantum physics of beam dynamics. Besides this,
of course, the results should lead to some insight into the solutions
of some of the practical problems of beam dynamics; in the polarization
analysis, for example. One immediate result shall be the generalization
of the beam-optical form of the Thomas-BMT equation to all
orders. In our earlier paper the leading order approximation leads to
the paraxial beam-optical form of the Thomas-BMT equation.
The preliminary results of the proposed halo model are encouraging and
further work is in progress.
This will enable us to arrive at the bulk characteristics of the beams
using a microscopic theory.
REFERENCES
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Quadricmeter is the
instrument devised to identify (distinguish) and measure the various
parameters (axis, foci, latera recta, directrix, etc.,) completely characterizing the important
class of surfaces known as the quadratic surfaces. Quadratic surfaces (also known as quadrics)
include a wide range of commonly encountered surfaces including, cone, cylinder, ellipsoid,
elliptic cone, elliptic cylinder, elliptic hyperboloid, elliptic paraboloid, hyperbolic cylinder,
hyperbolic paraboloid, paraboloid, sphere, and spheroid. Quadricmeter is a generalized form of
the conventional spherometer and the lesser known cylindrometer (also known as the “Cylindro-Spherometer”).
With a conventional spherometer it was possible only to measure the radii of spherical surfaces.
Cylindrometer can measure the radii of curvature of a cylindrical surface in addition to the spherical
surface. In both the spherometer and the cylindrometer one assumes the surface to be either spherical
or cylindrical respectively. In the case of the quadricmeter, there are no such assumptions.
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Quadricmeter,
Official Journal of the Patent Office,
Issue No.
43/2008,
Part-I,
pp.
25296
(24 October
2008).
Application No.: 2126/MUM/2008 A, International Classification: B69G1/36,
Controller General of Patents Designs and Trade Marks, Government of India.
http://ipindia.nic.in/ipr/patent/journal_archieve/journal_2008/patent_journal_2008.htm
http://ipindia.nic.in/ipr/patent/journal_archieve/journal_2008/pat_arch_102008/official_journal_24102008_part_i.pdf
http://www.patentoffice.nic.in/,
http://www.ipindia.nic.in/.
(patent in process, see the patents).
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Conicmeter.
(patent in process, see the
Conicmeter:
http://www.oocities.org/rohelakhan/conicmeter.html).
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Contributions to International Reports
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...,
A. Sameen Khan, ...
(one of the
300+
Contributors,
from 73 Institutions),
Particle Physics Experiments at JLC
ACFA
Linear Collider Working Group
Report,
High Energy Accelerator Research
Organization
KEK
Report,
2001-11,
Japan, (August 2001).
JLC
Electron-Positron Linear Collider Project.
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/hep-ph/0109166/.
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...,
Sameen Ahmed Khan, ...
(one of the
500+ Contributors,
from 121 Institutions),
GLC Project
Linear Collider for TeV Physics
ACFA
Linear Collider Working Group
Report,
High Energy Accelerator Research
Organization
KEK
Report,
2003-7,
Japan, (September 2003).
GLC:
Global Linear Collider.
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...,
Sameen Ahmed Khan, ...
(one of the
250+ Contributors,
from 79 Institutions),
GLD Detector Outline Document
(GLD DOD),
GLD: A Large Detector Concept study for
International Linear Collider for TeV Physics
Report of the
GLD Concept Study Group,
World Wide Study of
Physics and Detectors for future Linear Electron-Positron Colliders,
(March 2006).
GLD:
Gaseous tracker based Large Detector.
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0607154/.
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...,
Sameen Ahmed Khan, ...
(one of the 500+ Contributors, from 325 Institutions),
International Linear Collider
ILC
Reference Design Report
(Four Volumes),
ILC Global Design Report and World Wide Study,
ILC Global Design Effort (GDE),
(August 2007).
ILC:
International Linear Collider.
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arxiv.org/abs/0712.1950/.
A. Review Articles
-
R.
Jagannathan and
S. A. Khan,
Quantum theory of the optics of charged particles,
Preprint:IMSc/95/31
Invited article for:
Advances
in
Imaging and Electron Physics,
Editors: Peter W. Hawkes, B. Kazan and
T. Mulvey,
(Academic Press
San Diego, 1996),
Vol.
97,
257-358 (1996).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1016/S1076-5670(08)70096-X.
(ISBN:
0-12-014739-4,
ISBN-10:
0120147394 and
ISBN-13:
978-0120147397).
Also available from:
ScienceDirect.
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* See the
Preface.
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Wavelength-Dependent Effects in Light Beam Optics,
in
New Topics in Quantum Physics Research,
Editors:
Volodymyr Krasnoholovets
and Frank Columbus,
(Nova Science Publishers, New York, 2006)
pp. 163-204 (30 December 2006).
(ISBN-10:
1600210287 and
ISBN-13:
978-1600210280).
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
The Foldy-Wouthuysen Transformation Technique in Optics,
Invited article for:
Advancesin Imaging and Electron Physics,
Editor: Peter W. Hawkes,
Vol.
152,
49-78
(Elsevier, August 2008).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1016/S1076-5670(08)00602-2.
(ISBN:
0-12-374219-6,
ISBN-10:
0123742196 and
ISBN-13:
978-0-12-374219-3).
Table of Contents.
Also available from:
ScienceDirect.
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* See the
Preface.
B. Refereed Publications
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S. A. Khan and
R. Jagannathan,
On the quantum mechanics of charged particle beam transport through
magnetic lenses,
Preprint:IMSc/94/41,
Physical Review
E
51,
Issue 3,
2510 -
2515
(March
1995).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1103/PhysRevE.51.2510
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M. Conte,
R. Jagannathan,
S. A. Khan and
M.
Pusterla,
Beam optics of the Dirac particle with anomalous magnetic moment,
Preprint:IMSc/96/07,
INFN/AE-96/08
Particle Accelerators
56 (2), 99-126 (1996).
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S. A. Khan and
M. Pusterla,
Quantum-like approach to the transversal and longitudinal beam
dynamics. The halo problem,
The
European
Physical
Journal
A,
Vol.
7,
No.
4,
p
p
583-587
(2000).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1007/s100500050430
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/9910026/.
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Also available from EDP Sciences
The
European
Physical
Journal
A,
Vol.
7,
No.
4,
p
p
583-
587
(2000).
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan and
Modesto Pusterla,
Quantum approach to the halo formation in high current beams,
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research (NIMS)
A,
Vol. 464, Issue 1-3,
pp. 461-464
(21 May
2001).
(Refereed
Proceedings of the
13th International
Symposium on Heavy Ion Inertial Fusion (HIF2000)
(13-17 March 2000,
San Diego,
USA).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1016/S0168-9002(01)00108-5
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0112082/.
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan and
Kurt Bernardo
Wolf,
Hamiltonian orbit structure of the set of
paraxial optical systems,
Journal of the
Optical Society of America,
A
19,
12,
2436-2444
(December
2002).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1364/JOSAA.19.002436
The MR Number
in The Mathematical Reviews Database:
MR1946831.
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For a comprehensive account of the Hamiltonian Orbits, see the book
(Twelfth Chapter in particular),
Geometric Optics on Phase Space
(see the
Table
of Contents) written by
K. B.
Wolf,
(Springer 2004,
ISBN-10:
3540220399 and
ISBN-13:
9783540220398).
See the Book Review by K. H. Fisher in:
Optik -
International Journal for Light and Electron Optics,
Volume 117, Issue 3, pp. 137 (March 2006).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1016/j.ijleo.2005.07.014.
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Wavelength-Dependent modifications in Helmholtz Optics,
International
Journal
of
Theoretical
Physics,
Volume
44,
Number 1,
p
p.
95-
125
95-125
(January 2005).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1007/s10773-005-1488-0
(Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2005).
The MR Number
in The Mathematical Reviews Database:
MR2149430.
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
An Exact Matrix
Representation of Maxwell's Equations,
Physica
Scripta
Vol.
71
Issue 5
pp.
440-442
(2005).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
doi:10.1238/Physica.Regular.071a00440.
(Also available from the
Institute of Physics
(IOP) Website. See the
Abstract)
The MR Number
in The Mathematical Reviews Database:
MR2165036.
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
The Foldy-Wouthuysen Transformation Technique in Optics,
Optik -
International Journal for Light and Electron Optics,
Volume 117,
Issue 10,
pp. 481-488
(October 2006).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
doi:10.1016/j.ijleo.2005.11.010
(Elsevier, 2006).
(Available online since Friday the 17 February 2006).
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Maxwell Optics of Quasiparaxial Beams,
Optik -
International Journal for Light and Electron Optics,
Volume 120,
Issue ??,
pp. ???-???
(??? 2009).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
doi:10.1016/j.ijleo.2008.07.027
(Elsevier, 2009).
(Available online since Friday the 26 September 2008).
(in press).
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Sameen
Ahmed
Khan and
Modesto Pusterla,
On the form of Lorentz-Stern-Gerlach force,
10 pages, LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/9910034/
(communicated).
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Ramaswamy Jagannathan and
Rajiah Simon,
Foldy-Wouthuysen transformation and a quasiparaxial approximation
scheme for the scalar wave theory of light beams,
14 pages,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0209082/
(communicated).
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Wavelength-dependent modifications in Maxwell Optics,
59 pages,
(communicated).
The corrections to the traditional descriptions rigorously derived in the
above articles have a significant bearing on the celebrated Scherzer Theorem
in the wavelength-dependent regime in electron microscopy and the algebraically
equivalent system of fiber optics.
An application for a patent shall be made in the near future!
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
An alternate way to obtain the aberration expansion in Helmholtz
Optics,
40 pages,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0210001/.
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Maxwell Optics: I. An exact matrix representation of the Maxwell
equations in a medium,
10 pages,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0205083/.
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Maxwell Optics: II. An Exact Formalism,
23 pages,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0205084/.
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Maxwell Optics: III. Applications,
13 pages,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0205085/.
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Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Wavelength-Dependent Effects in Maxwell Optics,
58 pages,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0210027/.
D. In Proceedings & Preprints
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S. A. Khan and
R. Jagannathan,
Theory of relativistic electron beam transport based on the
Dirac equation,
Preprint:IMSc/93/53
Presented at
The 3rd National Seminar on Physics and Technology of Particle
Accelerators and their Applications, PATPAA-93,
IUC-DAEF
Kolkata (Calcutta) Centre,
India,
25-27 November 1993
Editor: S. N. Chintalapudi,
IUC-DAEF
Kolkata (Calcutta), 102-107.
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S. A. Khan and
R. Jagannathan,
Quantum mechanics of charged particle beam optics: An operator
approach,
Preprint:IMSc/94/11
Presented at the
JSPS -
KEK
International Spring School on High Energy Ion Beams-Novel Beam
Techniques and their Applications,
Japan,
17-29 March 1994.
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R. Jagannathan and
S. A. Khan,
Wigner functions in charged particle optics,
Preprint:IMSc/94/53
In: Selected Topics in Mathematical Physics-Professor R. Vasudevan
Memorial Volume,
Editors:
R. Sridhar,
K. Srinivasa Rao and
V.
Lakshminarayanan,
(Allied Publishers,
Delhi,
India, 1995), 308-321.
(ISBN-10:
8170234883 and
ISBN-13:
978-8170234883).
- *
See the Obituary,
Ramabhadra Vasudevan (1929-1993), by
K. Srinivasa Rao and
R. Sridhar, in
Obituary Notices,
Physics
Today,
Vol.
47,
No.11,
pp.
106
(November
1994).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1063/1.2808716.
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S. A. Khan,
Transport of Dirac-particle beams through magnetic quadrupoles,
Preprint:IMSc/96/33.
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R. Jagannathan and
S. A. Khan,
Quantum mechanics of accelerator optics,
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter,
No. 13,
pp. 21-27
(April 1997).
Editors:
Kohji Hirata,
John M Jowett and
Shyh-Yuan Lee.
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S. A. Khan,
Quantum theory of magnetic quadrupole lenses for spin-1/2 particles,
In:
Proceedings
of the
15th
Advanced
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics
Workshop on
Quantum Aspects of Beam Physics (QABP)
(04-09 January 1998,
Monterey,
California,
USA)
Editor:
Pisin Chen
(World Scientific,
Singapore, 1999), pp. 682-694.
(ISBN-10:
9810235518 and
ISBN-13:
978-9810235512).
Table of Contents
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/9809032/.
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Sameen A. Khan,
Quantum aspects of accelerator optics,
In:
Proceedings of
the
1999 Particle Accelerator Conference (PAC99)
(29 March - 02 April 1999,
New York City,
NY,
USA)
Editors:
A.
Luccio and
W. MacKay,
Vol. 4,
pp. 2817-2819
(IEEE
Catalog Number: 99-CH36366).
PAC99 Archive
THA98.pdf
Proceedings
at the
IEEE Website:
Abstract
in
Vol. 4.
(ISBN-10:
0780355733 and
ISBN-13:
978-0780355736).
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/9904063/.
- *
(Link to
JACoW:
Joint Accelerator Conference Website for the Particle Accelerator
Conferences).
-
Sameen A. Khan and
Modesto Pusterla,
Quantum mechanical aspects of the halo puzzle,
In:
Proceedings of the
1999 Particle Accelerator Conference (PAC99)
(29 March - 02 April 1999,
New York City,
NY)
Editors:
A.
Luccio and
W. MacKay,
Vol. 5,
pp. 3280-3281
(IEEE
Catalog Number: 99-CH36366).
PAC99 Archive
THP136.pdf
Proceedings
at the
IEEE Website:
Abstract
in
Vol. 5.
(ISBN-10:
0780355733 and
ISBN-13:
978-0780355736).
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/9904064/.
-
Sameen A. Khan and
Modesto Pusterla,
Quantum-like approaches to the beam halo problem,
in:
Proceedings
of the
6th
International Conference on Squeezed States and Uncertainty
Relations (ICSSUR'99),
(24-29 May 1999, Napoli,
Italy)
Editors:
D Han,
Y S Kim,
and
S Solimeno,
(NASA Conference Publication No.
2000-209899)
pp. 438-441 (July 2000).
Complete Proceedings
from the
NASA Technical Report Server
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/9905034/.
-
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Quantum mechanical formalism of particle beam optics,
in:
Proceedings
of the
18th
Advanced
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics
Workshop on
Quantum Aspects of Beam Physics (QABP)
(15-20 October 2000,
Capri,
ITALY)
Editor:
Pisin Chen
(World Scientific,
Singapore, May 2002), pp. 517-526.
(ISBN-10:
9810249500 and
ISBN-13:
9789810249502).
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0112085/.
-
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Analogies between light optics and charged-particle optics,
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter,
No. 27,
pp.
42-48
(June
2002).
Editors:
W. Chou,
John M Jowett,
C. Biscari,
S.
Chattopadhyay,
S. Ivanov,
H. Mais,
J. Wei,
and
C. Zhang.
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0210028/.
- *
Cited in the
Optics Section
of
THE
NET ADVANCE OF PHYSICS.
(Review Articles and Tutorials in an Encyclopaedic Format).
E. Expository Publications
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
The
World of Synchrotrons,
Resonance Journal of
Science Education,
Vol. 6, No. 11
77-84
(November
2001).
(A Monthly
Publication of the
Indian Academy of Sciences (IAS),
Copublished with
Springer).
Also available from
SpringerLink:
Resonance Journal of
Science Education,
Vol. 6, No. 11
p
p.
77-84
(November
2001).
Digital Object Identifier
(DOI):
DOI:10.1007/BF02868247.
Larger Version: 11 pages,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0112086/.
- *
Cited in the
Accelerators Section
and the
Synchrotrons Section
of
THE
NET ADVANCE OF PHYSICS.
(Review Articles and Tutorials in an Encyclopaedic Format).
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Introduction to Synchrotron Radiation,
Bulletin of the
IAPT,
19(5), 149-153 (May 2002).
(IAPT:
Indian Association of Physics Teachers).
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Electron Beams for Radiation,
Kiran,
13(3), 40-42 (July 2002).
(Kiran: the
Bulletin
of the
Indian Laser Association).
-
Azher
Majid
Siddiqui
and
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Ion Beam Channeling and Accelerator Programmes in India,
MRSI
Newsletter,
Vol. B 02, Number 4, pp. 3-5
(October
2002).
(MRSI:
Materials Research Society of
Indian).
-
Fathiya Khamis Al Rawahi,
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan
and Abdul Huq,
Microsoft
Excel
in the Mathematics Classroom: A Case Study,
in
Proceedings of
The Second Annual
Conference for Middle East Teachers
of Mathematics, Science and Computing
(METSMaC
2006),
The Petroleum Institute,
Abu
Dhabi,
United
Arab
Emirates,
14-16 March 2006.
Editors:
Seán M. Stewart,
Janet E. Olearski and Douglas Thompson,
pp.
131-134
(2006).
(ISBN-10:
9948856929 and
ISBN-13:
9789948856924).
- *
See the
Microsoft EXCEL Project.
-
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Microsoft
Excel
in the Physics Classroom,
in
Proceedings of
The Third
Annual Conference for Middle East Teachers
of Mathematics, Science and Computing
(METSMaC
2007),
The Petroleum Institute,
Abu
Dhabi,
United
Arab
Emirates,
17-19 March 2007.
Editors:
Seán M. Stewart,
Janet E. Olearski,
Peter Rodgers,
Douglas Thompson and Emer A. Hayes,
p
p.
171-175
(2007).
(ISBN-10:
9948304632 and
ISBN-13:
9789948304636).
- *
See the
Microsoft EXCEL Project.
-
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Data Analysis Using Microsoft Excel in the Physics Laboratory,
Bulletin of the
IAPT,
24(6), 184-186 (June 2007).
(IAPT:
Indian Association of Physics Teachers).
- *
See the
Microsoft EXCEL Project.
-
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Cylindro-Spherometer,
Bulletin of the
IAPT,
26(1),
4-6
(January 2009).
(IAPT:
Indian Association of Physics Teachers).
- *
The article discusses the cylindrometer (also known as Cylindro-Spherometer),
fabricated by the author. Cylindrometer (cylindo-spherometer) measures the
radii of curvature of cylindrical surfaces in addition to the spherical surfaces.
View the image:
Cylindrometer (Cylindro-Spherometer):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rohelakhan/2842294880/.
-
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Spherometer and Cylindrometer,
(communicated).
- *
The article discusses the traditional spherometer and some variants
such as the ring spherometer and the cylindrometer (also known as
Cylindro-Spherometer), fabricated by the author.
View the images:
Common Spherometer:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rohelakhan/2841455945/
Ring Spherometer:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rohelakhan/2841457969/
Cylindrometer (Cylindro-Spherometer):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rohelakhan/2842294880/.
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Quadratic Surfaces.
(in preparation).
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Coordinate Geometric Approach to.
(in preparation).
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Doing Numerical Calculus using
Microsoft
Excel.
(in preparation).
- *
See the
Microsoft EXCEL Project.
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Numerical Techniques using
Microsoft
Excel.
(in preparation).
- *
See the
Microsoft EXCEL Project.
-
...,
Sameen Ahmed Khan, ...,
Numerical Methods with
Microsoft
Excel.
(in preparation).
- *
See the
Microsoft EXCEL Project.
-
Azher
Majid
Siddiqui
and
Sameen
Ahmed
Khan,
Introduction to Ion Beam Channeling ,
(in preparation).
-
Azher
Majid
Siddiqui and
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Accelerator-Based Techniques and Applications in
Research and Industry,
(in preparation).
F. In Preparation
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Quantum Methodologies in Light Beam Optics,
About 75 pages,
(in preparation).
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Generalized Spherometer.
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
On the Linearization of Wave Equations.
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Why is the Foldy-Wouthuysen transform so little known in optics?.
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0510???
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan,
Ramaswamy Jagannathan,
Rajiah Simon and
Kurt Bernardo
Wolf,
Maxwell optics of quasiparaxial beams.
-
R. Jagannathan
et al,
Maxwell Optics: IV. Polarization,
LANL
E-Print archive
http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0510???/.
-
Sameen Ahmed Khan and
Kurt Bernardo
Wolf,
Equivalent and nonequivalent astigmatic Hamiltonians.
-
R. Jagannathan,
S. A. Khan
and R. Simon,
On the scalar wave theory of quasiparaxial beam optics.
-
R. Jagannathan,
S. A. Khan
and R. Simon,
On the Maxwell optics of quasiparaxial beams.
-
S. A. Khan,
Beam Optics of the Dirac particle.
-
M. Conte,
R. Jagannathan,
S. A. Khan and
M. Pusterla,
A quantum mechanical formalism for studying the transport of
Dirac-particle beams through magnetic optical elements in accelerators.
-
S. A. Khan,
Anomalous moments... Thomas-BMT....
-
S. A. Khan and
R. Jagannathan,
Quantum theory of aberrations in charged-particle beam optics.
-
Sameen A. Khan and
Modesto Pusterla,
A diffraction model for the beam halo problem.
-
And others...
Over one Hundred
Non-technical Writings
(Popular Writings)
Click here for a
LaTeX/MiKTeX
Derived
DVI Version,
PS Version or/and
PDF Version of the
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In March 2005, I was appointed as the Regular Correspondent for the
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletters,
for the region of Middle East & Africa.
ICFA,
the International Committee for Future Accelerators, provides a
forum to discuss and implement plans for further promoting
collaborative accelerator-based science. Its primary purpose is to
strengthen collaboration in accelerator-based science, to encourage
future projects, and to make recommendations to governments.
See the
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter,
No. 36
(April
2005).
http://icfa-usa.jlab.org/archive/newsletter.shtml
Participation in Conferences/Seminars/Colloquia
& Visits to Institutions
-
07-15 November 1993
The CERN
Accelerator School:
Physics & Engineering for Particle Accelerators,
Held at:
Raja
Ramanna
Centre of Advanced Technology (RRCAT),
Indore,
INDIA
Accelerator Programmes
at CAT.
School Report:
CAT
Newsletter,
Year 6, No. 2,
pp.
10
(July-December 1993).
School Proceedings:
Vol. II,
Editors:
S. S. Ramamurthi and
L. M. Rangarajan,
(Raja
Ramanna
Centre of Advanced Technology (RRCAT),
Indore,
INDIA).
-
25-27 November 1993
3rd National Seminar on Physics and Technology
of Particle Accelerators and their Applications PATPAA-93,
Held at:
IUC-DAEF
Kolkata (Calcutta) Centre,
Kolkata (Calcutta),
India,
Poster:
Theory of relativistic electron beam transport based on the
Dirac equation.
-
17-29 March 1994
JSPS-
KEK
International Spring School: High Energy Ion
Beams - Novel Beam Techniques and their Applications,
Held at:
High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK),
Tsukuba,
Ibaraki,
Japan.
Institute of Nuclear Study (INS),
.
Institute of Physical
and Chemical Research (RICKEN),
Talk:
Quantum mechanics of charged particle beam optics: An operator approach.
-
23 January - 10 February 1995
SERC
School on Coherence and Correlations in Modern Optics and Quantum
Physics *,
Held at:
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
(MATSCIENCE/IMSc),
Chennai (Madras), India,
Talk:
Charged Particle Optics-A Wigner function approach.
- * Actively involved as the Member of the Local Organizing
Committee and Publicity Secretary.
The School Circular appeared in numerous places including,
CERN
Courier,
Vol. 34, No. 9, pp. 23-24 (November 1994); and
AAPPS
Bulletin.
See the
Entry
in the SLAC
SPIRES.
For additional information about the
SERC School, see
Optics.
-
10-12 November 1995
61st Annual Meeting of
Indian Academy of Sciences,
Held at:
Chennai (Madras),
India.
-
09 March 1996
Workshop on Internet for Educational and Research Organizations,
Held at:
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
(MATSCIENCE/IMSc),
Chennai (Madras), India.
-
22-23 August 1996
Young Physicists Colloquium,
Organized by:
The Indian Physical Society (IPS),
Kolkata (Calcutta),
India,
Talk: Beam optics of the Dirac particle.
The Abstract Appeared in:
Physics Teacher, Vol. 88, No. 2 & 3, pp. 67,
(April-September 1996).
-
10-15 January 1997
ICDS
International Conference on Dynamical Systems,
Held at:
Indian Institute of Science (IISc)
Bangalore,
India,
Poster:
Transport of Dirac-particle beams through magnetic quadrupoles.
-
13-25 January 1997
First School on Physics of Beams,
Held at:
Advanced Beam Physics Laboratory (ABPL)
Raja
Ramanna
Centre for Advanced Technology (RRCAT)
Indore,
India,
Talk: Beam optics of the Dirac particle,
School Report:
Srinivas
Krishnagopal,
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter,
No. 13
pp. 54
(April 1997);
And in
Synchrotron
Radiation News.
-
03-21 March 1997
Winter College on Quantum Optics: Novel Radiation Sources,
Held at:
Abdus
Salam
International Centre for Theoretical Physics
(ICTP),
Trieste,
Italy,
Talk: Quantum mechanical approach to beam physics.
List
of Participants.
-
25-27 March 1997
Dipartimento
di Fisica
Galileo Galilei
Università di Padova
Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)
Sezione di Padova
Padova,
ITALY.
-
19-22 November 1997
Abdus
Salam
Memorial
Meeting
Held at:
The Abdus
Salam
International Centre for Theoretical Physics
(ICTP),
Trieste,
Italy.
List
of Participants.
- *
Report in the
News
from
ICTP,
No.
83
pp.
11
(Winter
1998).
- *
Proceedings:
Editors:
J.
Ellis,
F. Hussain,
T.
Kibble,
G. Thompson and
M. Virasoro,
(World Scientific,
Singapore, 1999,
ISBN-10:
9810236190 and
ISBN-13:
9789810236199).
-
09-13 December 1997
Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)
Sezione di Naples
Naples,
Italy.
Talk-I:
Transport of Dirac particle beams through magnetic quadrupoles.
Talk-II:
Wigner function approach to quantum theory of charged-particle
beam optics.
-
04-09 January 1998
15th
Advanced
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics
Workshop
on
Quantum Aspects of Beam Physics (QABP)
Held at:
Monterey,
California,
USA,
Talk:
Quantum theory of magnetic quadrupole lenses for spin-half particles,
Workshop Report:
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter,
No. 16,
pp. 22-25
(April 1998).
Proceedings:
Editor:
Pisin Chen
(World Scientific,
Singapore, 1999).
-
12-14 January 1998
Center for Beam Physics
Ernest Orlando Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory
University of California,
Berkeley,
USA.
Talk:
Quantum theory of magnetic quadrupole lenses for spin-half particles.
-
19-30 January 1998
US Particle Accelerator School
USPAS,
Course Details,
Photographs,
Department of
Physics,
University of Texas at Austin,
Austin,
Texas,
USA.
-
13-15 May 1998
Workshop on Non-Linear Problems in Charged-Particle Beam Transport in
Linear and Recirculated Accelerators, Analysis of Transverse and Longitudinal
Instabilities,
Held at:
Italian National Agency for New Technology,
Energy and Environment (ENEA),
Frascati,
Italy,
Talk:
Quantum methodology in beam physics.
Workshop Proceedings:
Il Nuovo Cimento
A
Vol. 112, Issue 05,
(May
1999).
-
28 June - 05 July 1998
Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY),
Hamburg,
Germany.
Talk:
Quantum theory of accelerator optics.
-
09-11 November 1998
Fermi
National Accelerator Laboratory
(Fermilab),
Batavia,
Illinois,
USA.
Talk:
Quantum theory of charged-particle optics.
-
11-13 November 1998
Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL),
Upton,
New York,
USA.
Talk:
Quantum theory of charged-particle optics.
-
20-26 March 1999
Centennial Meeting of
The American Physical Society (APS),
Held at:
Atlanta,
Georgia,
USA
Talk:
Quantum aspects of charged-particle beam optics,
SB10.
10.
-
29 March - 02 April 1999
1999 Particle Accelerator Conference (PAC99),
Held at:
New York City,
USA,
Poster-I:
Quantum aspects of accelerator optics,
THA98.pdf,
Poster-II:
Quantum mechanical aspects of the halo puzzle,
TH136.pdf.
List of
Participants.
-
24-29 May 1999
6th International Conference on Squeezed States and
Uncertainty Relations (ICSSUR'99),
Held at:
at Dipartimento di Scienze Fisiche
Università di Napoli Federico II
Napoli, Italy
Poster:
Quantum-like approaches to the beam halo problem.
Complete Proceedings
from the
NASA Technical Report Server
(NASA Conference Publication Series No.
2000-209899,
July 2000).
-
15-17 December 1999
8th
National Laser Symposium (NLS99),
Held at:
School of
Physics
University of Hyderabad
Hyderabad,
India.
-
29 January - 29 February 2000
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
(MATSCIENCE/IMSc),
Chennai (Madras),
India.
-
* See the IMSc
Annual Report
2000,
pp.
92
(PS Format and
PDF Format).
-
15-20 October 2000
18th
Advanced
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics
Workshop
on
Quantum Aspects of Beam Physics (QABP),
Held at:
Capri,
Italy.
Talk:
Quantum formalism of beam optics,
Workshop Report:
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter,
No. 23,
pp. 13-14
(December 2000).
Proceedings:
Editor:
Pisin Chen
(World Scientific,
Singapore, 2002).
List of Participants.
-
21-26 October 2000
Departimento
di
Fisica
Università di Salerno,
Salerno,
Italy.
-
23 October 2000
Mini Workshop on Quantum Methodologies in Beam Physics,
Held at:
Departimento di Fisica
Università di Salerno,
Salerno,
Italy
Talk:
Quantum Aspects of Charged-Particle Beam Optics.
-
18-22 December 2000
XIV DAE
Symposium
on High Energy Physics,
Held at:
School of
Physics
University of Hyderabad
Hyderabad,
India.
Proceedings:
Editors:
A. K. Kapoor,
P.
K.
Panigrahi and
Bindu A. Bambah,
(Publisher: University of Hyderabad, 2003).
-
10-14 December 2001
Mathematical Results in Quantum Mechanics,
Held at:
Taxco,
MÉXICO.
-
02-06 September 2002
IV International Workshop on Classical and Quantum Integrable Systems,
Held at:
Centro de Ciencias Físicas,
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
(UNAM),
Cuernavaca,
Morelos,
MÉXICO.
-
23 May - 22 June 2003
Middle East College of
Information Technology
(MECIT)
PO Box 79, Postal Code 124
Technowledge Corridor
Knowledge Oasis Muscat
(KOM)
Muscat
Sultanate
of
Oman.
-
19 May 2004
International Conference
in E-Business
E-Business
in GCC – Challenges and Prospects
(EGCC'04)
Majan College (University College)
Muscat
Sultanate
of
Oman.
(GCC:
Gulf Cooperation Council).
Presentation:
E-Learning Challenges in the Middle East.
-
23-30 August 2004
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
(MATSCIENCE/IMSc),
Chennai (Madras),
India.
-
* See the IMSc
Annual Report
2004,
pp.
110
(PS Format and
PDF Format).
-
24-25 February 2005
Higher Education in
Developing Countries: With a Focus on Muslim Contexts
(HEDC),
(View the Photographs)
Aga Khan University
Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations
(AKU-ISMC)
London,
UK.
Talk:
Need to Create Regional Science Centres in the Developing Countries.
Under the
Theme:
Reforms and innovations
in higher education: successes and lessons learned
(Abstract:
HTML,
PDF
and
Conference Schedule).
Conference Reports: Coming Soon
-
31 March - 13 November 2005
The Online Virtual Conference
of the
World Forum on Information
Society
(WFIS),
Pre-Cursor to the
IRFD World Forum 2005
14-16 November
Conference on Digital Divide,
Global Development and the Information Society,
Organized by United Nations World Summit on the
Information Society
Tunis,
Tunisia.
(IRFD:
International Research Foundation for Development).
Presentation: E-Learning Challenges and Prospects in the Middle East.
(Abstract).
Under the
Theme:
Presentation of Case Studies:
Best Practices and Experiences of ICT Application for Development
-
08-09 May 2005
ICT 2005:
The business value of IT
Muscat,
Sultanate
of
Oman.
(Conference Schedule)
-
31 October - 02 November 2005
World Conference on
Physics and Sustainable Development
(WCPSD),
(View the Photographs)
The International Conference Centre
Durban
South
Africa
Poster Presentation:
Role of Physics Institutions in International Collaborations
Under the
Theme:
Physics & Economic
Development
Conference Reports: Coming Soon
-
* Try spotting me in the Photograph accompanying the article,
Toni Feder,
Physicists seek to aid Developing Countries,
in
Physics
Today,
Vol. 58,
No. 12,
pp.
28-29,
pp.
28-29,
(December
2005).
-
14-15 November 2005
The Second Engineering Students Gathering
College of Engineering
Sultan Qaboos University
Muscat
Sultanate
of
Oman.
(Participated as a Referee for the Project Presentations)
-
23-24 January 2006
PEIE's Smart Manufacturing Conference,
Muscat
Sultanate
of
Oman.
(PEIE:
Public Establishment for Industrial Estates).
-
23-25 November 2006
Dipartimento
di Fisica
Galileo Galilei
Università di Padova
Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)
Sezione di Padova
Padova,
ITALY.
Collaboration: The Halo Problem in Accelerator Beams.
-
27 November - 01 December 2006
Workshop on Economic Development for Physicists from Developing Countries
(EDPDC),
Held at:
The Abdus
Salam
International Centre for Theoretical Physics
(ICTP),
Trieste,
Italy,
List
of Participants.
- *
EDPDC
is one of the several
outcomes of the
World Conference on Physics and Sustainable Development
(WCPSD),
31 October - 02 November 2005,
Durban,
South
Africa.
- *
Report in the
News
from
ICTP,
No.
119
pp.
4-5
(Winter
2006-2007).
-
15-18 August 2007
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
(MATSCIENCE/IMSc),
Chennai (Madras),
India.
-
23-28 May 2010 (SCHEDULED)
International Particle Accelerator Conference
(IPAC-2010),
Kyoto,
JAPAN.
Posters:
-
Quantum Theory of Accelerator Optics
(ID:
1568).
Under the
Main Classification:
5: - Beam Dynamics and Electromagnetic Fields
Sub Classification:
D01 - Beam Optics – Lattices, Correction Schemes, Transport
-
Quantum Methodologies in Light Beam Optics
(ID:
1569).
Under the
Main Classification:
5: - Beam Dynamics and Electromagnetic Fields
Sub Classification:
D01 - Beam Optics - Lattice, Correction Schemes, Transport
-
July-August 2010 (SCHEDULED)
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
(MATSCIENCE/IMSc),
Chennai (Madras),
India.
-
28 March - 01 April 2011 (SCHEDULED)
Particle Accelerator Conference (PAC-2011),
New York,
USA.
-
01-06 September 2011 (SCHEDULED)
International Particle Accelerator Conference (IPAC-2011),
Valencia,
SPAIN.
-
2012 (SCHEDULED)
International Particle Accelerator Conference (IPAC-2012),
USA.
-
2013 (SCHEDULED)
International Particle Accelerator Conference (IPAC-2013),
Shanghai,
CHINA (Probable Location).
RECENT QABP
07-11 January 2003
28
Advanced
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics
Workshop:
3rd Workshop
Joint 28th ICFA Advanced Beam Dynamics & Advanced & Novel Accelerators
Workshop on
Quantum Aspects of Beam Physics (QABP)
Professor Atsushi Ogata
ogata@sci.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Department of Quantum Matter
Graduate School of
Advanced Sciences of Matter
Hiroshima University
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JAPAN
Workshop Report:
AAPPS
Bulletin,
Vol. 13,
No. 1,
pp.
34-37
(February
2003).
(AAPPS:
Association of
Asia Pacific Physical Societies).
Workshop Report:
International Committee for Future Accelerators
(ICFA)
Beam Dynamics Panel
Newsletter
No. 30,
pp. 72-75
(April 2003).
Proceedings:
Editors:
Pisin
Chen and
Kevin Reil
(World Scientific,
Singapore, 2003).
Mathematics and Physics Meetings in India
Call for Creation of Accelerator & Beam Physics Forums
Italian Beam Physics Club (IBPC)
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