XXXIV ZAKOPANE SCHOOL OF PHYSICS
 
Jagiellonian University 
CONDENSED MATTER STUDIES 
BY NUCLEAR METHODS
MAY 9 - 15, 1999
 Institute of Nuclear Physics 
 
Participants of XXXIV Zakopane School of Physics 1999
 
 PHOTOGRAPH: WHO IS WHO
                 XXXIV Zakopane School of Physics, 9-15 May 1999
1. Marcin Sikora; Kraków, Poland
2. Jerzy Dorda; Katowice, Poland
3. Piotr Gaczyński; Wrocław, Poland
4. Wojciech Warkocki; Kraków, Poland
5. Jan Stanek; Kraków, Poland
6. Jacek Gurgul; Kraków, Poland
7. Michał Rams; Kraków, Poland
8. Dariusz Zając; Kraków, Poland
9. Halina Bińczycka; Kraków, Poland
10. Elżbieta Jartych; Lublin, Poland
11. James A. Hodges; Saclay, France
12. Marek Wójcik; Warszawa, Poland
13. Roman Kmieć; Kraków, Poland
14. Mikołaj F. Rudolf; Wrocław, Poland
15. Dariusz Malczewski; Katowice, Poland
16. Klaus Moseke; Muenster, Germany
17. Kazimierz Łątka; Kraków, Poland
18. Krzysztof Tomala; Kraków, Poland
19. Luben A. Kalev; Groningen, The Netherlands
20. Stanisława Gąsiorek; Kraków, Poland
21. Renata Wielgosz; Kraków, Poland
22. Żaneta Świątkowska; Kraków, Poland
23. Walter Potzel; Garching, Germany
24. Bert Niesen; Groningen, The Netherlands
25. Krzysztof Królas; Kraków, Poland
26. Beata Kalska; Uppsala, Sweden
27. Josefa Schatz; Konstanz, Germany
28. Antoni Pędziwiatr; Kraków, Poland
29. Elisa Baggio- Saitovitch; Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
30. Andrzej Hrynkiewicz; Kraków, Poland
31. Nancy Evenson; Provo, UT,USA
32. Bill Evenson; Provo, UT,USA/ Konstanz, Germany
33. Titia Phalet; Leuven, Belgium
34. Piotr Fornal; Kraków, Poland
35. Kazuko Mekata; Fukui, Japan
36. Mamoru Mekata; Fukui, Japan
37. Wojciech Osoba; Katowice, Poland
38. Robert Bronisz; Wrocław, Poland
39. Ann Van Caekenberge; Leuven, Belgium
40. Johan Dekoster; Leuven, Belgium
41. Gerhard Koops; Leuven, Belgium
42. Caroline L’abbé; Leuven, Belgium
43. Bart Degroote; Heverlee, Belgium
44. Zbigniew M. Stadnik; Ottawa, Canada
45. F. Jochen Litterst; Braunschweig, Germany
46. Robert E. Vandenberghe; Gent, Belgium
47. Edward Görlich; Kraków, Poland
48. Dariusz Satula; Białystok,Poland
49. Hubertus Luetkens; Braunschweig, Germany
50. Krzysztof Szymański; Białystok, Poland
51. Günter Schatz; Konstanz, Germany
52. Beata Toczek; Kraków, Poland
53. Andreas Maier; Konstanz, Germany
54. Marianne Pleines; Villigen PSI, Switzerland
55. Paweł Wodniecki; Kraków, Poland
56. Marta Marszałek; Kraków, Poland
57. Márton Major; Budapest, Hungary
58. András Kocsonya; Budapest, Hungary
59. György Vankó; Budapest, Hungary
60. Dénes Lajos Nagy; Budapest, Hungary
61. László Bottyán; Budapest, Hungary
 
 List of participants
XXXIV Zakopane School of Physics
9-15 May1999
L.P.
PARTICIPANT
E-MAIL
CITY, COUNTRY
 1 Elisa Baggio- Saitovitch elisa@cbpf.br Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
 2 Eckhard Bill bill@mpi-muelheim.mpg.de Muelheim, Germany
 3 Halina Bińczycka ufbinczy@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 4 Bogdan Bogacz ufbogacz@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 5 Laszlo Bottyan bottyan@rmki.kfki.hu Budapest, Hungary
 6 Robert Bronisz bron@wchuwr.chem.uni.wroc.pl Wrocław, Poland
 7 Kvetoslawa Burda burda@bron.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 8 Ann Van Caekenberge   Leuven, Belgium 
 9 Jan Chojcan chojcan@ifd.uni.wroc.pl Wrocław, Poland
 10 Marian Cholewa cholewa@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland /Melbourne, Australia
 11 Bart Degroote Bart.Degroote@fys.kuleuven.ac.be Heverlee, Belgium
 12 Johan Dekoster Johan.Dekoster@fys.kuleuven.ac.be Leuven, Belgium 
 13 Jerzy Dorda dorda@uranos.cto.us.edu.pl Katowice, Poland
 14 Bill Evenson Evenson@byu.edu Provo, UT,USA/ Konstanz, Germany
 15 Nancy Evenson   Provo, UT,USA
 16 Peter Fischer peter.fischer@physik.uni-wuerzburg.de Würzburg, Germany
 17 Piotr Fornal PUFornal@kinga.cyf-kr.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 18 Piotr Gaczyński P.Gaczynski@int.pan.wroc.pl Wrocław, Poland
 19 Stanisława Gąsiorek gasiorek@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 20 Edward Görlich ufgoerli@cyf-kr.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 21 Jacek Gurgul gurgul@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 22 Agnieszka Hetman hetman@uranos.cto.us.edu.pl Katowice, Poland
 23 James A. Hodges hodges@spec.saclay.cea.fr Saclay, France
 24 Andrzej Hrynkiewicz hrynkiewicz@bron.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 25 Halina Hrynkiewicz ufhrynki@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 26 Elżbieta Jartych jartych@antenor.pol.lublin.pl Lublin, Poland
 27 Jacek Jaworski jaworski@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 28 Luben A. Kalev l.kalev@phys.rug.nl Groningen, The Netherlands
 29 Beata Kalska beata@fysik.uu.se Uppsala, Sweden
 30 Roman Kmieć kmiec@ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 31 András Kocsonya kosconya@rmki.kfki.hu Budapest, Hungary
 32 Gerhard Koops gerhard.koops@fys.kuleuven.ac.be Leuven, Belgium
 33 Józef Korecki korecki@uci.agh.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 34 Beata Kozłowska bkozlows@us.edu.pl Katowice, Poland
 35 Janusz Kraczka   Kraków, Poland
 36 Krzysztof Królas krolas@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 37 Caroline L’abbé caroline.labbe@fys.kuleuven.ac.be  Leuven, Belgium
 38 Serguey Lebed sumy@alf.ifj.edu.pl Sumy, Ukraine
 39 Małgorzata Lekka lekka@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 40 Janusz Lekki lekki@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 41 F. Jochen Litterst j.litterst@tu-bs.de Braunschweig, Germany
 42 Hubertus Luetkens Hubertus.Luetkens@psi.ch Braunschweig, Germany
 43 Kazimierz Łątka uflatka@cyf-kr.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 44 Andreas Maier andreas.maier@uni-konstaz.de Konstanz, Germany
 45 Márton Major major@rmki.kfki.hu Budapest, Hungary 
 46 Dariusz Malczewski malczews@us.edu.pl Katowice, Poland
 47 Marta Marszałek marszale@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 48 Kazuko Mekata   Fukui, Japan
 49 Mamoru Mekata mekata@quantum.apphy.fukui-u.ac.jp Fukui, Japan
 50 Klaus Moseke moseke@ikp.uni-muenster.de Muenster, Germany 
 51 Denes Lajos Nagy nagy@rmki.kfki.hu Budapest, Hungary
 52 Bert Niesen L.Niesen@phys.rug.nl Groningen, The Netherlands
 53 Bronisław Orłowski orbro@ifpan.edu.pl Warszawa, Poland
 54 Wojciech Osoba osoba@us.edu.pl Katowice, Poland
 55 Antoni Pędziwiatr ufpedziw@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 56 Titia Phalet titia.phalet@fys.kuleuven.ac.be Leuven, Belgium
 57 Marianne Pleines marianne.pleines@psi.ch Villigen PSI, Switzerland
 58 Walter Potzel Walter_Potzel@Physik.TU-Muenchen.DE Garching, Germany
 59 Jacek Prokop prokop@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 60 Marek Przybylski marprzyb@uci.agh.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 61 Michał Rams uframs@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 62 Mikołaj F. Rudolf MFRU@WCHUWR.CHEM.UNI.WROC.PL Wrocław, Poland
 63 Dariusz Satula satula@alpha.uwb.edu.pl Białystok,Poland
 64 Rudi Schäfer R.Schaefer@ifw-dresden.de Dresden, Germany
 65 Günter Schatz Guenter.Shatz@uni-konstanz.de Konstanz, Germany
 66 Josefa Schatz   Konstanz, Germany
 67 Marcin Sikora marcius@mail.desy.de Kraków, Poland
 68 Zbigniew Stachura stachura@alf.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 69 Zbigniew M. Stadnik stadnik@joule.physics.uottawa.ca Ottawa, Canada
 70 Jan Stanek jstanek@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 71 Krzysztof Szymański kszym@alpha.uwb.edu.pl Białystok, Poland
 72 Żaneta Świątkowska swiatkow@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 73 Beata Toczek toczek@druid.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 74 Krzysztof Tomala uftomala@cyf-kr.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 75 Marek Trosko trosko@alpha.uwb.edu.pl Białystok, Poland
 76 Wolfgang Tröger troeger@rz.uni-leipzig.de Leipzig, Germany
 77 Robert E. Vandenberghe robert.vandenberghe@rug.ac.be Gent, Belgium
 78 György Vankó vanko@para.chem.elte.hu Budapest, Hungary
 79 Wojciech Warkocki warkocki@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 80 Renata Wielgosz wielgosz@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 81 Paweł Wodniecki wodniecki@bron.ifj.edu.pl Kraków, Poland 
 82 Marek Wójcik wojci@ifpan.edu.pl Kraków, Poland
 83 Dariusz Zając kicaj@mail.desy.de Kraków, Poland
 
 
Kraków, January 1999
THE SCHOOL: The XXXIV Zakopane School of Physics is organized by the Marian Smoluchowski  Institute of Physics of the Jagiellonian University and the H. Niewodniczański Institute of Nuclear Physics in Cracow.  This conference, for historical reasons called School ,will be held in Zakopane, a center of tourism in the Tatra mountains, from May 9 (Sunday ) to May 15 (Saturday ), 1999.
   The language of the School is English.
   The conference has a long tradition: it has been organised since 1963. The current School is on the list of conferences organised to commemorate the 600-th Anniversary of Renewal of the Cracow Academy (former name of the Jagiellonian University).
 
THE SITE: The conference site will be :  Hotel TATRY-GEOVITA
                                                              ul. Wierchowa 4,
                                                            34-500 Zakopane, Poland
                                                            tel.  +48-18-2066041
                                                            fax: +48-18-2012599
THE PROGRAM: The aim of the meeting is to bring together physicists from many countries giving them an opportunity to present their current work and discuss recent developments. The program will include five 1.5 hour invited lectures , fourteen 45 min invited lectures (morning) and about 20 short (15+5)min. contributed seminars (evening). Lectures and seminars should be prepared on transparecies for overhead projector (no slides). Lectures and contributions (seminars) will be published in the School Proceedings. Please see the list of lecturers and lecture titles as well as daily program of the School.
MAIN TOPICS: In general, applications of the nuclear methods in investigation of condensed matter will be discussed. A broad spectrum of topics will be covered with emphasis on :
magnetism ( 2 days ),
synchrotron radiation ( 1 day ),
surface , interfaces, multilayers ( 1 day )
biological systems ( 1 day ).
Some lectures devoted to special topics in which application of the nuclear methods is useful are also planned.
 
 
PARTICIPATION: Scientists interested in the participation in the School are kindly requested to contact the organizers by mail or e-mail (it is possible to use registration form or online registration form ) before February 28, 1999. Those planning to give a seminar should include the title of the seminar, the list of authors with affiliation and the name of the speaker. Please do not forget to fill out the "Payment" section of the registration form because it will be used to verify the payment.
The School cost for foreign participants  is 400 US $ per person (the same for accompanying persons). This includes:
    1) the conference fee,
    2) accommodation in double rooms and full board in Zakopane,
    3) two way school bus transportation from Kraków to Zakopane,
    4) the School Proceedings and
    5) in case if necessary, the cost of a hotel in Kraków for one night (May 8 or May 15).
The participants from Poland are partially supported by The Polish Physical Society and the School cost for them is  850 PLN which does not include item number 5.
 
Payment should be made to :
                    Bank Przemysłowo-Handlowy S.A., IV/O Kraków
                    10601389-726447-27000-400101
                    Payment title or inscription "Zakopane School" must be clearly indicated.
The deadline to receive the payment is March 31, 1999
 
In the view of limited participant number an early registration is advised.
 
 
PROCEEDINGS:
Lectures and seminars presented at the School will be published in the book Proceedings of XXXIV Zakopane School of Physics " Condensed Matter Studies by Nuclear Methods".
For the lectures we allot up to 30 pages and for seminars up to 4 pages ( "long seminars" may have respectively more pages).  The authors are asked to prepare the manuscripts in an electronically ready form following the posted instructions for authors. The files should be sent to the e-mail address condense@if.uj.edu.pl   before June 15-th, 1999 .
Each properly  registered participant will receive by post one copy of the Proceedings.
 
 
DEADLINES:
-Registration and seminar title submission:  February 28,1999
-Receiving the payment: March 31,1999
-Receiving electronically ready manuscripts: June 15,1999
 
TRAVEL TO ZAKOPANE:
Air:
       via Kraków or Warszawa
      The International Airport Krakow-Balice, located ab. 15 km from the centre of Kraków, has direct connections to Frankfurt, London, Paris, Rome, Vienna, Zurich and Milan.
      The International Airport Warszawa-Okęcie offers direct flight connections to major cities of the world.
Land:
      Kraków and Zakopane (via Kraków) have direct railway and bus connections with Berlin, Bratislava, Dresden, Frankfurt, Kiev, Prague and Vienna.
If you want to come by car, the road connections are very good.
Train timetables   Warszawa-Zakopane, Warszawa -Kraków,  Kraków-Zakopane are enclosed.
   Let us know fairly in advance if you need hotel reservation in Kraków and also the time and place of your arrival so that we may arrange for some help you might need in Kraków. 
 
Conference bus.
   Before the conference, the conference bus Kraków - Zakopane will leave on May 9-th (Sunday ) at 3:00 p.m. from the parking in front of the Institute of Physics Jagiellonian University , Kraków, Street Reymonta 4. Please let us know if you want to use this bus so that we could reserve the appropriate size of the bus ( see the registration form or online registration form).
   After the conference, the conference bus Zakopane - Kraków will leave on May 15-th (Saturday) at 2:30 p.m. from the hotel Tatry-Geovita ( estimated arrival time to Kraków, Institute of Physics, Reymonta 4, is 5:15 p.m.).
   It is also possible to use public transportation to get to and from Zakopane. The distance Kraków - Zakopane is 120 km.
 
 
 
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Chairman:   Andrzej Z. Hrynkiewicz
School Director: Antoni T. Pedziwiatr
Members: H. Bińczycka, B. F. Bogacz, E.A. Görlich (editor), B. Toczek, W. Warkocki, R. Wielgosz.
 
 
CORRESPONDENCE:
      For any additional information concerning the School, please contact:
Dr. hab.  Antoni T. Pedziwiatr, School Director
Jagiellonian University
Institute of Physics
Reymonta 4, 30-059 Kraków, Poland
Phone: 48-12-6336377 ext.5505,
Fax: 48-12-6337086
E-mail: ufpedziw@jetta.if.uj.edu.pl
 
  Please circulate this notice among your colleagues.
Prepared by  B.F. Bogacz  ufbogacz@if.uj.edu.pl.   Last update: 26 May 1999.