Call for Papers, Turbulent Mixing and Beyond, 18-26 Aug 2007, ICTP, Trieste, Italy

[TMBW-07 workshop]

Dear Colleagues

Following our earlier announcements, the Organizing Committee is now
accepting papers for the International Workshop "Turbulent Mixing and
Beyond," TMBW-07, which will be held at the International Center for
Theoretical Physics in Trieste, Italy, on 18-26 August 2007

http://users.ictp.it/~tmbw07		(primary address at the ICTP)
http://flash.uchicago.edu/~tmbw07	(mirror site in the US).

The Organizing Committee is very grateful to the Authors who have
submitted their abstracts already. Thank you for your promt response and
your interest in the TMBW-07.

The deadline for the abstract submission is 23 April 2007. Notification of
acceptance will be given by May 15, 2007.

The goals of the Workshop are to expose the generic problem of turbulence
and turbulent mixing in unsteady flows to a wide scientific community, to
promote the development of new ideas in tackling the fundamental aspects
of the problem, and to assist in application of novel approaches in a
broad range of phenomena, where the turbulent processes occurs. The
meeting will feature invited lectures on a wide scope of Themes of the
TMBW-07, contributed talks, poster presentations, tutorials, round tables
and open discussions.

To maintain the wide scope and the standards of quality, the Organizing
Committee has invited internationally recognized experts to represent the
Themes of the TMBW-07. The Organizing Committee welcomes high quality
contributions in a broad variety of the Research Topics. Based on the
merit and novelty, some of the regular submissions will be chosen as
invited talks.

Please, submit the abstracts to tmbw07 at ictp.it in the following format.

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ABSTRACT FORMAT
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The abstract should be in the plain text (ASCII) format and written in
good English. The abstract should contain the following information
(please, keep the order):

Title:
Author(s):
Affiliation(s):
Position(s):
E-mail address(es):
Theme/Topic:
Category (theoretical/ experimental/ numerical):
Desired format of the presentation (oral/poster):

The text of the abstract should contain no more than 2000 characters with
spaces, that is no more than 300 words.

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The lists of Themes and Topics of the TMBW-07 can be found at
http://users.ictp.it/~tmbw07/main/about.html and
http://users.ictp.it/~tmbw07/structure/main.html

The Conference Proceedings will be published as a topical issue of the
Physica Scripta. The key-note lectures will be published as a Theme Issue
of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A.

The Organizing Committee hopes that the TMBW-07 will serve to advance the
state of the art in understanding the unsteady turbulent processes in
fluids and plasmas as well as in their rigorous theoretical and stochastic
descriptions, and will have a major positive impact on the predictive
modeling capabilities, and, ultimately, control of the complex turbulent
processes.

For more information on the Workshop's objectives, themes, structure,
program, and logistics, please, visit our web-sites at
http://users.ictp.it/~tmbw07 and http://flash.uchicago.edu/~tmbw07

Please, feel free to contact the members of the Organization Committee or
the Workshop Administration if you have any questions.

The electronic addresses of the TMBW-07 are: tmbw07 at ictp.it and
tmbw07 at flash.uchicago.edu

With Best Warm Regards,

The Organizing Committee of the TMBW-07

# Snezhana I. Abarzhi (chairperson and coordinator, Chicago, USA)
# Malcolm J. Andrews (Texas A & M University, USA)
# Sergei I. Anisimov (Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics, Russia)
# Serge Gauthier (Commissariat  l'Energie Atomique, France)
# Donald Q. Lamb (The University of Chicago, USA)
# Katsunobu Nishihara (Institute for Laser Engineering, Osaka, Japan)
# Bruce A. Remington (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA)
# Robert Rosner (Argonne National Laboratory, USA)
# Katepalli R. Sreenivasan (International Centre for Theor.Physics, Italy)
# Alexander L. Velikovich (Naval Research Laboratory, USA)