NINTH GORDON GODFREY WORKSHOP
ON CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS

8 November, 1999
School of Physics The University of New South Wales
Sydney, Australia

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 This workshop is the ninth in the annual series on current topics in Condensed Matter Physics which are jointly organised by the School of Physics at The University of New South Wales and the Research School of Physical Sciences at The Australian National University.

This year the workshop will centre around twenty and thirty minute talks from the participants. There will be a generous amount of time set aside for formal and informal discussions.

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Registration:

You are asked to register as soon as possible.
If you want to present a paper you must register by Friday October 29.
There is no registration fee.

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Participation:

 In the past few years we have seen a rush of exciting advances in the field of Condensed Matter Physics. Stunning new experiments have been realizable thanks to spectacular advances in technology. A common element in many of these developments has been the low dimensionality of the systems. This year the Gordon Godfrey Workshop will place emphasis on these systems, although not exclusively. The Workshop provides a once in the year opportunity for all the researchers and postgraduate students in condensed matter theory and its related fields to come together to exchange ideas and to identify new directions of research. Topics of talks and the time table will be sent to registrants in early November. The program will start and finish late and early enough for our interstate jetsetters to comfortably stay just for the day. We hope to hear from our local experts about their current activities and also where they envisage the new opportunities are.

Honours and post-graduate students are particularly welcome.
There may be a small amount of money available to partially support their travel to Sydney. Mention your needs in the "Special Concerns" space on the Registration Form.

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Registered Participants :

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Publication :

The talks will be published as a collection in the Australian Journal of Physics

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Accommodation:

Limited accommodation is currently available adjacent to campus at
Barker Lodge Motor Inn,
32 Barker St, Kingsford 2032.
Bookings should be made directly as soon as possible (Tel 9662-8444).
Mention the UNSW conference to get the special rate. Room rate $92 single; $99 twin/double.

Near Coogee Beach, 1km uphill to campus is the
Coogee Bay Boutique Hotel 9 Vicar St, Coogee
Mention the UNSW conference to get the special rate: rooms with ocean views $125 single; $135 double. Book directly with Greta (Tel 9315 6060)

Other nearby motels include:

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Venue:

 The Workshop will be held at the University of New South Wales which is located in Kensington, (see map) 6 kilometers from the centre of Sydney and Sydney Harbour (see map), 8 km from Sydney Airport and about a kilometer from the Pacific Ocean beach of Coogee. There is a frequent bus service to the city centre. There are a large number of restaurants of many different nationalities within walking distance from campus.


The meeting will be held in Room 27 adjacent to the main lobby of the Old Main Building (Physics) at bottom centre of map of the University..

Tourist Information on Sydney.

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How to contact the organisers

 The Conference Internet address is D.Neilson@unsw.edu.au

Convenors 

David Neilson
School of Physics
The University of New South Wales
SYDNEY  2052  
Telephone:      61 2 9385 4564
Facsimile:      61 2 9385 6060
E-mail:         D.Neilson@unsw.edu.au

Mukunda P Das
Department of Theoretical Physics
Institute of Advanced Studies
The Australian National University 
Canberra, ACT 0200 
Telephone:      61 2 6249 3066 
Facsimile:      61 2 6249 4676
E-mail:         mpd105@rsphysse.anu.edu.au

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