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10th Capra
Meeting and Workshop on Radiation Reaction Huntsville, Alabama 25 –29 June,
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The 10th
Capra Meeting and Workshop on Radiation Reaction will be held 25-29 June, 2007, on
the campus of the University of Alabama in
Huntsville. In keeping with previous Capra meetings tradition, the meeting
will include two parts: In the first participants will present talks, and the
second will be devoted to a workshop aimed to facilitate discussions,
brainstorming, and collaboration. As the usual practice in previous Capra
meeting has been, the focus of the meeting is on radiation reaction in general
relativity in the broad sense. As always, talks on tangential topics (e.g.,
astrophysics of extreme mass ratio binaries) are encouraged and welcome.
The Program is now available. We are planning to divide the
meeting into two parts: the first, starting on June 25, will be the Capra
meeting, including contributed talks. The Capra meeting will be followed by the
workshop (starting the afternoon of June 27), in which weÕll break up into
informal discussion groups, and encourage collaboration and brainstorming.
Historical note The first meeting in this series
was held in August 1998 at a ranch in northeastern San Diego county. This ranch
was once owned by Frank Capra, the American director of such movies as ÒMr.
Smith Goes to Washington'' and ÒIt's a Wonderful Life''. Capra was a Caltech
alumnus, and donated the ranch to Caltech. In the tradition of the ÒTexas''
symposia, we call each meeting in this series a ÒCapra'' meeting, even if the
venue is rather removed from Capra's ranch.
The venue of the meeting will be Administrative Science
Building, room 114 (ASB114), a short walk from the Bevill Center. The workshop
following the meeting will be in the Materials Science Building.
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The Bevill Center |
The Administrative Science
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The Materials Science Building |
For more information: email burko@uah.edu
Past Capra meetings:
1998 Capra Ranch, California
1999 UCD,
Ireland
2000 Caltech
2001 AEI, Germany
2002 Penn
State
2003 Kyoto, Japan
2004 UTB, Texas
2005 Rutherford
Appleton Laboratory, England
2006 UWM,
Wisconsin