West Bank Office Building
Room 142
Monday, August 22, 2016
8:45 am: Registration Opens
8:55 am: Tom Jones (University of Minnesota): Welcome and Opening Remarks
9:00 am: Daisuke Nagai (Yale University): New Kid on the Block: Kinematic Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Effect
9:25 am: Matthew Kunz (Princeton University): Viscosity, Conduction, Convection, and Dynamo in a Weakly Collisional Magnetized Plasma
9:50 am: Dongwook Lee (University of California, Santa Cruz): New High-order Methods using Gaussian Processes for CFD
10:15 am: Coffee Break
10:35 am: Meghan Donahue (Michigan State University): Rest-Frame UV Spectroscopy of Hot Gas in the Centers of Cool Core Brightest Cluster Galaxies
11:00 am: Sebastian Heinz (University of Wisconsin): Cluster Kinematics in the post-Hitomi Era
11:25 am: Poster Abstracts: Nine abstracts @ 5 minutes each
12:10 pm: Discussion Session I
12:30 pm: Lunch Break - On your own
2:00 pm: Elke Roediger (University of Hull): Fluid Dynamics in the ICM
2:25 pm: John ZuHone (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): Simulating the ICM as Seen Through the Next Generation of X-ray Telescopes
2:50 pm: Norbert Werner (Stanford University): Deep Chandra Observations as Probes of Detailed ICM Physics
3:15 pm: Coffee Break
3:35 pm: Irina Zhuravleva (Stanford University): Microphysics of ICM from X-ray Images: Effective Equation of State, Turbulence, Heating
4:00 pm: Aurora Simionescu (ISAS - Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency): Witnessing the Growth of the Nearest Galaxy Cluster
4:40 pm: Hitomi Collaboration: High-resolution Micro-calorimeter X-ray Spectroscopy of the Core of the Perseus Cluster of Galaxies
4:50 pm: Discussion Session II
Workshop Ends for the Day
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
9:00 am: Annalisa Bonafede (University of Hamburg): Insights on Non-thermal Phenomena in the ICM from Radio Observations
9:25 am: Marcus Bruggen (University of Hamburg): Merging Clusters as Physics Laboratories - First Results from LOFAR
9:50 am: Gianfranco Brunetti (IRA-INAF, Bologna): The Challenge of Turbulence in Galaxy Clusters: Physics and Particle Acceleration
10:00 am: Coffee Break
10:35 am: Peng Oh (University of California, Santa Barbara): The Role of Turbulence in Accelerating Cosmic Rays and Amplifying B-fields in the ICM
11:00 am: Ellen Zweibel (University of Wisconsin, Madison): Cosmic Ray Propagation in High Beta Plasmas
11:25 am: Alex Lazarian (University of Wisconsin, Madison): Superdiffusion and Streaming and Acceleration of Cosmic Rays
11:50 am: Discussion Session I
12:20 pm: Lunch Break - On your own
2:00 pm: Christoph Pfrommer (Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies): Is Cosmic Ray Heating Relevant in Cool Core Clusters?
2:25 pm: Mateusz Ruszkowski (University of Michigan): Role of Cosmic Ray Heating in the ICM
2:50 pm: Dongsu Ryu (Ulsan National Institute of Technology): Shock Waves in the Outskirt of Galaxy Clusters
3:15 pm: Coffee Break
3:35 pm: Franco Vassa (University of Hamburg): Cluster Outskirts as a Gateway to the Physics of Particle Acceleration and Magnetogenesis
4:00 pm: Hyesung Kang (Pusan National University): Re-acceleration Model for Radio Relics in Galaxy Clusters
4:25 pm: Julius Donnert (University of Minnesota): New Models of the Sausage Relic
4:50 pm: Discussion Session II
Workshop Ends for the Day
Banquet for workshop participants at Vic's
6:30 pm: Reception
7:15 pm: Buffet Dinner
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
8:45 am: Mike McCourt (University of California, Santa Barbara): Shattering Cold Gas into Tiny Cloudlets
9:00 am: Evan Scannapieco (Arizona State University): Metal Mixing in the Presence of a Magnetic Field
9:00 am: Martin Pessah (Niels Bohr Institute): On Helium Mixing in Quasi-global Simulations of the Intra-Cluster Medium
10:00 am: Coffee Break
10:20 am: Hui Li (Los Alamos National Laboratory): Jet-Lobe Morphology Under the Cluster Weather: Inferences on ICM Dynamics and Jet Composition
10:45 am: Elena Rasia (University of Michigan): Properties of the ICM of Galaxy Cluster from Hydrodynamical Simulations with AGN Feedback
11:10 am: Karen Yang (University of Maryland): How AGN Jets Heat the Intracluster Medium - Insights from Simulations
11:35 am: Discussion Session I
12:05 pm: Lunch Break - On your own
1:35 pm: Yuan Li (Columbia University): Heating in Simulated Galaxy Clusters with Momentum-Driven AGN Feedback
2:00 pm: Brian McNamara (University of Waterloo): Thermal Instability in Low Entropy Gas Lifted Behind Buoyantly-Rising X-ray Bubbles
2:25 pm: Paul Nulsen (Center for Astrophysics, Harvard-Smithsonian): Nonlinear Thermal Instability in the Radio Mode Feedback Cycle
2:50 pm: Coffee Break
3:10 pm: Brian O'Shea (Michigan State University): Triggering and Delivery Methods for AGN Feedback
3:35 pm: Mark Voit (Michigan State University): The Black-Hole Feedback Valve
4:00 pm: Prateek Sharma (Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore): Simulations of AGN Jet Feedback in Galaxy Clusters: Heating and Cooling Cycles
4:25 pm: Discussion Session II
Workshop Ends
Thank you for Participating
