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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
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PHOTOS FROM THE CONFERENCE
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PHOTOS FROM THE PUBLIC LECTURE
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Public Lecture "From Angstroms to Light Years, What is the Connection?"
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Session 01 - An Introduction to Superfluidity and Quantum Turbulence
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Session 02 - An Introduction to Classical Turbulence I
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Session 03 - Classical Homogeneous Turbulence II
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Session 04 - Interplay of Classical and Superfluid Turbulence Discussion
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Session 05 - Simulations of Quantum Turbulence
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Session 06 - More About Simulations of Quantum Turbulence Discussion
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Session 07 - Experiments on Homogeneous Quantum Turbulence in 4HE
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Session 08 - Experiments on Homogeneous Quantum Turbulence in 3HE
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Session 09 - Experiments on Developed Turbulence in Superfluids Discussion
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Session 10 - Energy Spectra of Developed Homogeneous Superfluid Turbulence
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Session 11 - Theory of Superfluid Turbulence Discussion
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Session 12 - Transitions To Classical Turbulence
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Session 13 - Transitions To Quantum Turbulence
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Session 14 - More about Transition to Turbulence Discussion
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Session 15 - Visualization of Quantum Turbulence with Solid Particles
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Session 16 - Visualization of Quantum Turbulence with He2 Excimer Molecules
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Session 17 - Interpretation of Visualization Experiments
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Session 18 - More about Visualization Discussion
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Session 19 - Spin-Up and Spin-Down
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Session 20 - Spin-Up, Spin-Down and Propagation of Turbulent Fronts in Superfluids
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Session 21 - Laminar and Turbulent Regimes in Classical and Quantum Rotating Flows Discussion
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Session 22 - Discussion on BEC
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Session 23, Closing Remarks - The future of quantum turbulence, and why study it?
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