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ThierryAlboussière
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B.Dubrulle
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MathieuDumberry
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C.C.Finlay
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ChrisA.Jones
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PeterOlson
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1 ÉCOLE D’ÉTÉ DE PHYSIQUE DES HOUCHES 1
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3 SESSION LXXXVIII, 30 JULY–24 AUGUST 2007 3
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ÉCOLE THÉMATIQUE DU CNRS
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DYNAMOS
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1 ÉCOLE DE PHYSIQUE DES HOUCHES 1
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Serviceinter-universitairecommun
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23 CécileDeWitt,ThérèseEncrenaz,BertrandFourcade,LucFrappat,Jean-François 23
24 Joanny,MichèleLeduc,Jean-YvesMarzin,GiorgioParisi,EvaPebay-Peyroula, 24
25 Michel Peyrard, Luc Poggioli, Jean-Paul Poirier, François Weiss, Jean Zinn- 25
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PhilippeCardin,UniversitéJosephFourier,France
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Previous sessions
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I 1951 Quantummechanics.Quantumfieldtheory
6 II 1952 Quantummechanics.Statisticalmechanics.Nuclearphysics 6
7 III 1953 Quantummechanics.Solidstatephysics.Statisticalmechanics. 7
8 Elementaryparticlephysics 8
IV 1954 Quantummechanics.Collisiontheory.Nucleon–nucleoninteraction.
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11 Interactionofanucleuswithatomicandmolecularfields 11
12 VI 1956 Quantumperturbationtheory.Lowtemperaturephysics. 12
Quantumtheoryofsolids.Ferromagnetism
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VII 1957 Scatteringtheory.Recentdevelopmentsinfieldtheory.
14 Nuclearandstronginteractions.Experimentsinhighenergyphysics 14
15 VIII 1958 Themanybodyproblem 15
IX 1959 Thetheoryofneutralandionizedgases
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X 1960 Elementaryparticlesanddispersionrelations
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XI 1961 Lowtemperaturephysics
18 XII 1962 Geophysics;theearth’senvironment 18
19 XIII 1963 Relativitygroupsandtopology 19
XIV 1964 Quantumopticsandelectronics
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XV 1965 Highenergyphysics
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XVI 1966 Highenergyastrophysics
22 XVII 1967 Manybodyphysics 22
23 XVIII 1968 Nuclearphysics 23
XIX 1969 Physicalproblemsinbiologicalsystems
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XX 1970 Statisticalmechanicsandquantumfieldtheory
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XXI 1971 Particlephysics
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27 XXIII 1972 Blackholes 27
XXIV 1973 Fluidsdynamics
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XXV 1973 Molecularfluids
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XXVI 1974 Atomicandmolecularphysicsandtheinterstellarmatter
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31 XXVIII 1975 Methodsinfieldtheory 31
XXIX 1976 Weakandelectromagneticinteractionsathighenergy
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XXX 1977 Nuclearphysicswithheavyionsandmesons
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XXXI 1978 Illcondensedmatter
34 XXXII 1979 Membranesandintercellularcommunication 34
35 XXXIII 1979 Physicalcosmology 35
XXXIV 1980 Laserplasmainteraction
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XXXV 1980 Physicsofdefects
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XXXVI 1981 Chaoticbehaviourofdeterministicsystems
38 XXXVII 1981 Gaugetheoriesinhighenergyphysics 38
39 XXXVIII 1982 Newtrendsinatomicphysics 39
XXXIX 1982 Recentadvancesinfieldtheoryandstatisticalmechanics
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XL 1983 Relativity,groupsandtopology
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1 XLII 1984 Cellularandmolecularaspectsofdevelopmentalbiology 1
XLIII 1984 Criticalphenomena,randomsystems,gaugetheories
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XLIV 1985 Architectureoffundamentalinteractionsatshortdistances
3 XLV 1985 Signalprocessing 3
4 XLVI 1986 Chanceandmatter 4
5 XLVII 1986 Astrophysicalfluiddynamics 5
XLVIII 1988 Liquidsatinterfaces
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XLIX 1988 Fields,stringsandcriticalphenomena
7 L 1988 Oceanographicandgeophysicaltomography 7
8 LI 1989 Liquids,freezingandglasstransition 8
9 LII 1989 Chaosandquantumphysics 9
LIII 1990 Fundamentalsystemsinquantumoptics
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LIV 1990 Supernovae
11 LV 1991 Particlesinthenineties 11
12 LVI 1991 StronglyinteractingfermionsandhighTcsuperconductivity 12
13 LVII 1992 Gravitationandquantizations 13
LVIII 1992 Progressinpictureprocessing
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LIX 1993 Computationalfluiddynamics
15 LX 1993 Cosmologyandlargescalestructure 15
16 LXI 1994 Mesoscopicquantumphysics 16
17 LXII 1994 Fluctuatinggeometriesinstatisticalmechanicsandquantumfieldtheory 17
LXIII 1995 Quantumfluctuations
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LXIV 1995 Quantumsymmetries
19 LXV 1996 Fromcelltobrain 19
20 LXVI 1996 Trendsinnuclearphysics,100yearslater 20
LXVII 1997 ModelingtheEarth’sClimateanditsVariability
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LXVIII 1997 ProbingtheStandardModelofParticleInteractions
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LXIX 1998 Topologicalaspectsoflowdimensionalsystems
23 LXX 1998 Infraredspaceastronomy,todayandtomorrow 23
24 LXXI 1999 Theprimordialuniverse 24
LXXII 1999 Coherentatomicmatterwaves
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LXXIII 2000 Atomicclustersandnanoparticles
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LXXIV 2000 Newtrendsinturbulence
27 LXXV 2001 Physicsofbio-moleculesandcells 27
28 LXXVI 2001 Unityfromduality:Gravity,gaugetheoryandstrings 28
LXXVII 2002 Slowrelaxationsandnonequilibriumdynamicsincondensedmatter
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LXXVIII 2002 Accretiondiscs,jetsandhighenergyphenomenainastrophysics
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LXXIX 2003 QuantumEntanglementandInformationProcessing
31 LXXX 2003 MethodsandModelsinNeurophysics 31
32 LXXXI 2004 Nanophysics:CoherenceandTransport 32
LXXXII 2004 MultipleaspectsofDNAandRNA
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LXXXIII 2005 MathematicalStatisticalPhysics
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LXXXIV 2005 ParticlePhysicsbeyondtheStandardModel
35 LXXXV 2006 ComplexSystems 35
36 LXXXVI 2006 ParticlePhysicsandCosmology:theFabricofSpacetime 36
LXXXVII 2007 StringTheoryandtheRealWorld:FromParticlePhysicstoAstrophysics
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- SessionVIII:Dunod,Wiley,Methuen
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- SessionsIXandX:Herman,Wiley
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- SessionLXIX–LXXVIII:EDPSciences,Springer
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