NSF-EC: Third Workshop on Superconductivity and Magnetism of Advanced Materials; Krakow, Poland; July 14-18, 2002

第三届先进材料的磁性和超导性研讨会（Ladek Zdroj，波兰，2002年7月15-20日）将集中讨论磁性和超导性之间的相互作用。研讨会将讨论在过去三年中发现的具有新特性的各种新材料。提出的一些材料将包括新的氧化物磁性超导体从类的xenocuprates，选定的三重态超导体（UGe 2，Sr 2 RuO 4），重费米子化合物，改性C60富勒烯，MgB 2（一个“经典”超导体，挑战了我们目前对电子-声子相互作用和带隙各向异性的理论和实验理解），以及锰氧化物和锰酸盐的相关类别中的新化合物。会议还将审查和讨论由空间上不同的超导层和磁性层组成的人工异质结构领域的进展，包括能够对磁体和超导体之间的相互作用进行新的探测的系统。研讨会的一个重要目标是提供一个机会，加强美国和欧洲科学家之间的合作，并使新的合作得以形成。研讨会论文集将在Physica C的特刊上发表，其中将包括基于口头和海报演示的文章。第三届先进材料磁性和超导性研讨会（Ladek Zdroj，波兰，2002年7月15-20日）讨论了新型超导和磁性材料的问题。重点将放在表现出一系列新的现象所产生的磁性和超导性的相互作用的化合物的性质，表征和处理。对这次会议的需要来自于这一领域的快速发展，这也是当代主流凝聚态物理学界的高度兴趣。本次研讨会还将介绍人工生长的磁超导，层状异质结构，以及二硼化镁-一种令人兴奋的新超导体的特性和处理。会议将深入讨论对这些材料性质的理论理解及其独特的磁性和电子性质的应用开发。研讨会的一个重要目标是为美国和欧洲科学家提供加强和形成新合作的机会。参加研讨会的波兰和美国年轻科学家将接触到超导性和磁性领域的世界级研究。他们也将有机会在研讨会上进行互动。所有会谈都将是彻底的，与会者和发言者之间将有充裕的时间进行实质性讨论。研讨会的材料将发表在Physica C的特刊上，其中将包括基于口头和海报展示的文章。 该NSF项目由DMR和INT作为合作伙伴共同资助。 美国国家科学基金会和欧洲委员会之间的材料科学活动（NSF 01-105）。该项目正在与波兰科学院在第五个EC框架计划内运营的未来几代技术的物理和低维结构制造卓越中心（CELDIS）合作开展。

The Third Workshop on Magnetism and Superconductivity of Advanced Materials (Ladek Zdroj, Poland, July 15-20, 2002) will direct its focus on the interplay between magnetism and superconductivity. A wide spectrum of new materials with novel properties, which have been discovered during the last three years, will be discussed at the workshop. Some of the materials presented will include new oxide magnetic superconductors from the class of ruthenocuprates, selected tripled state superconductors (UGe2, Sr2RuO4), heavy fermion compounds, modified C60 fullerenes, MgB2 (a "classic" superconductor that is challenging our current theoretical and experimental understanding of the electron-phonon interaction and gap anisotropy), and new compounds in the related class of manganites and ruthenates. Progress in the field of artificial heterostructures that consist of spatially distinct superconducting and magnetic layers, including systems that enable novel probes of the interaction of magnets and superconductors across an intervening layer, will be also reviewed and discussed at the meeting. An important goal of the Workshop will be providing an opportunity to strengthen collaborations between U.S. and European scientists, as well as enabling new collaborations to form. The workshop proceedings will be published in a special issue of Physica C, and will include articles based on both oral and poster presentations.%%%The Third Workshop on Magnetism and Superconductivity of Advanced Materials (Ladek Zdroj, Poland, July 15-20, 2002) addresses issues of novel superconducting and magnetic materials. Emphasis will be placed on properties, characterization, and processing of compounds exhibiting a range of novel phenomena arising from mutual interactions of magnetism and superconductivity. The need for this conference arises from the rapid development of this field, which is also of high interest in the community of contemporary mainstream condensed matter physics. This Workshop will also feature properties and processing of artificially grown magneto-superconducting, layered heterostructures, as well as magnesium diboride - an exciting new superconductor. Theoretical understanding of the properties of these materials and development of applications of their unique magnetic and electronic properties will be reviewed in depth at the meeting. An important goal of the workshop will be to provide U.S. and European scientists the opportunity to strengthen, as well as form new, collaborations. Young Polish and American scientists attending the workshop will be exposed to world-class research in the fields of superconductivity and magnetism. They will have the opportunity to interact in the workshop as well. All talks will be thorough, with generous time allowed for substantive discussions between the participants and speakers. The workshop materials will be published in a special issue of Physica C, and will include articles based on both oral and poster presentations. This NSF project is co-funded between DMR and INT as a Cooperative. Activity in Materials Sciences between the National Science Foundation and the European Commission (NSF 01-105). The project is being carried out in collaboration with the Center of Excellence for Physics and Fabrication of Low Dimensional Structures for Technologies of Future Generations (CELDIS) operated by the Polish Academy of Science within the 5th EC Framework Programme.