Program
Friday, Oct. 21st, 2005
4:00pm-7:30pm Registration at Argonne Guest House
6:00pm-7:30pm Reception at Argonne Guest House (Wine, beer, soda, and Hors D’oeuvres)
Saturday, Oct. 22nd, 2005
7:30am Registration at APS entrance hall
DAC radial diffraction session
APS meeting room E1100, Bldg. 401
Morning session: Historical reviews, current and future technology
(Chair: R. Wenk)
8:30am Bill Bassett, Deviatoric stress, a nuisance or a gold mine?
9:00am Ho-kwang Mao, Radial x-ray diffraction in diamond anvil cell
9:30am Sébastien Merkel, Radial diffraction in the DAC: Pratical and theoretical considerations
10:00am Coffee break
(Chair: H. Liu)
10:30am Robert Dinnebier, Powder diffraction at high pressure: How much information can we extract from image plate data?
11:00am Yanzhang Ma, The rotational diamond anvil cell and its applications
11:30am Yue Meng, Current status and future plan for radial XRD with in-situ laser heating
12:00pm Session discussions
12:30pm Group photo (by Argonne media service)
12:45pm Lunch (APS gallery)
Afternoon session: Applications, data analysis and interpretation
(Chair: T. Duffy)
2:00pm Harry Green, Rheological studies in the diamond anvil cell: Opportunities and difficulties
2:30pm Rudy Wenk, Texture information from radial DAC experiments and relevance for deep earth geophysics, illustrated with examples
3:00pm Abby Kavner, What radial diffraction can tell us about pressure calibration?
3:30pm Coffee break
(Chair: G. Shen)
4:00pm Tom Duffy, Yield strength to Mbar pressures
4:30pm Agnès Dewaele, Mechanical properties of tantalum under high pressure
5:00pm Sean Shieh, Strength of hydrous phase at mantle pressures
5:30pm Haozhe Liu, Future development for DAC radial diffraction studies
6:00pm Session discussions
6:30pm Dinner (Argonne Guest House)
Evening lecture (Argonne Guest House conference room)
(Chair: S. Merkel)
7:45pm Takehiko Yagi, Radial x-ray diffraction in the DAC and Drickamer cell
Sunday, Oct. 23rd 2005
APS meeting room E1100, Bldg. 401
Morning session: Expand large volume experiments to very high pressures
(Chair: D. J. Weidner)
8:30am Shun-ichiro Karato, Challenges in high pressure experimental studies on plastic deformation in Earth Science
9:00am Jiuhua Chen, Do Reuss and Voigt bounds really bound in rheology experiments? A study for LVP stress measurement
9:30am Yanbin Wang, Can we determine flow laws under ultrahigh pressures?
10:00am Coffee break
(Chair: Y. Wang)
10:30am Don Weidner, Measuring stress: some implications
11:00am Bill Durham, The nature of rheological measurements in the D-DIA
11:30am Session discussions
12:30pm Lunch (APS gallery)
Afternoon session: Beamline tour and experiment at HPCAT
2:00pm APS beamline tour: Guided by W. Sturhahn (Sector 3-ID, APS), Y. Wang & V. Prakapenka (GSECARS), and Y. Meng & M. Hu (HPCAT)
3:00pm Beverages at HPCAT / Poster presentation (Conference room of Bldg. 434E)
5:00pm Beamline experiment session: DAC radial diffraction experiment at HPCAT (H. Liu, G. Shen, H-P. Liermann, and Y. Ding)
6:00pm Dinner (APS gallery)
7:00pm Beamline experiment session (continue)