U.S.-Japan Seminar: New Far Infrared Sources, Detectors andSolid State Measurement Techniques/October 8-13, 1995/ Tokyo,Japan

该奖项支持八名美国科学家参加于1995年10月8日至13日在东京大学举行的关于新型远红外源、探测器和固态测量技术的美日研讨会。协办人是康奈尔大学的a·j·西弗斯博士和东京大学的长坂圭吾教授。美国和日本几乎同时在探索非相干同步加速器和相干跃迁辐射源。但其中一些来源，如自由电子激光器和光电激光器，主要是在美国开发的，而可调谐的滑光态p-Ge激光器。来自日本和美国的关键研究人员将聚集在一起，考察富士培训中心和同步轨道辐射环设施的潜在用途，这也是议程的一部分。这次研讨会将促进日本和美国科学家之间的接触，这有望对该领域的未来发展产生重大影响。拟议的与会者和观察员是根据他们过去在该领域的贡献和目前的活动而选定的，预计会议将为今后的合作与交流制定具体计划。因此，该提案通过国际合作实现了该计划在科学知识交流和转移方面的目标。＊＊＊

9417260 Sievers This award supports the participation of eight U.S. scientists in a U.S.-Japan seminar on New Far Infrared Sources, Detectors, and Solid State Measurement Techniques, to be held at the University of Tokyo from October 8-13, 1995. The co-organizers are Dr. A. J. Sievers of Cornell University and Professor Keigo Nagasaka of the University of Tokyo. The incoherent synchrotron and coherent transition radiation sources are being explored nearly simaltaneously in both the U.S. and Japan. But some of these sources, such as the free electron laser and optoelectronic laser, are being developed mainly in the U.S. while the tunable soslid state p-Ge laserKey researchers from Japan and the U.S. will be brought together to consider potential uses for Site visits to the Fuji training Center and the Synchrotron-orbital-radiation-ring facility will also part of the agenda. The seminar will foster the type of contact between Japanese and U.S. scientists that can be expected to have significant influence on the future course of the field. The proposed participants and observers have been selected for their past contributions and current activity in the field and the meeting can be expected to produce concrete plans for future cooperation and exchange. Therefore, this proposal fulfills the objectives of the Program in its exchange and transfer of scientific knowledge through an international collaboration. ***