Talks

Monday Morning
Technical session1. Hydrogen in metals. General
Chairman: V. Stankevich
Effect of hydrogen trapped at surface layers on hydrogen behavior in stainless steels.	T. Otsuka (T.Tanabe). Japan.
Determination of deuterium retention in metals relevant for ITER.	V. Nemanič. Slovenia.
Hydrogen interactions with niquel containing radiogenic Helium.	T.Kompaniets. Russia.
Technical session2. Hydrogen in metals. Tungsten 1
Chairman: J. Roth
D trapping in tungsten as a function of incident D+ energy.	A.A. Haasz. Canada.
Atomic and molecular hydrogen isotope retention in tungsten.	R. Causey. USA.
Modeling of hydrogen retention and permeation in tungsten.	O.Y. Ogorodnikova. Germany.
The effect of displacement damage on deuterium retention in plasmaexposed tungsten.	W.R.Wampler. USA.
Simulation experiments on neutron damage of tungsten.	M. Fukumoto. Japan.
Surface morphology changes and blistering of tungsten exposed to high fluence deuterium plasma.	J.P.Sharpe. USA.
Effects of simultaneous impurity ion irradiation on tritium behavior near tungsten surface.	Y. Ueda. Japan
Technical session3. Hydrogen in metals.Tungsten 2
Chairman: A.A. Haasz
Deuterium retention and release in tungsten codeposited layers.	R.P. Doerner. USA.
Comparison of deuterium permeation and thermal desorption in polycrystalline tungsten.	Yu. Gasparyan. Russia.
Effects of implanted carbon on chemical behavior of hydrogen isotopes implanted simultaneously into tungsten.	S. Suzuki. Japan.
Deuterium retention in tungsten exposed in carbon seeded deuterium plasma.	I.I. Arkhipov. Russia.
Assessment of tritium inventory in all W machine.	O. Ogorodnikova. Germany.
Deuterium inventory in the full tungsten divertor of ASDEX Upgrade.	K. Sugiyama. Germany.
Discussion Session 1. Hydrogen in metals/tungsten
Moderator: R. Causey.
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Technical session 4. Hydrogen in C and Be
Chairman: R. Doerner.
Sources and driving forces of hydrogen trapping in carbon materials and thin films under low energy irradiation.	L.B. Begrambekov. Russia.
H D isotope exchange in a C:H codeposits.	J.W. Davis. Canada.
Interaction of deuterium atoms with hard a C:H films: Isotope exchange, soft layer formation and steady state erosion.	T. Schwarz Selinger. Germany.
Adsorption states of protium and deuterium in polymer hydrocarbon films from T 10 Tokamak.	V.G. Stankevich. Russia.
Deuterium content in dust particles from TEXTOR.	M. Rubel. Sweden.
Local deposition of 13C tracer at the JET MKII SRP outer divertor.	J.P. Coad. UK.
Hydrogen retention after boron carbide coating during plasma shot of tokamak 11 .	Oleg Buzhinskij. Russia.
Quantum modeling of hydrogen interaction with berillium.	A. Allouche. France.
Behavior of tritium accumulated in the surface layer of berillium tiles.	E. Kolodinska. Latvia.
Technical Session 5. General Hydrogen in Fusion Reactor Materials. Experimental techniques. Simulations.
Chairman: M. Rubel
Experimental investigation of interaction of vibrationally excited H2 and D2 with W and C.	I. Cadez. Slovenia.
Tore Supra contributions to dust and fuel in vessel inventory and control.	C. Grisolia. France.
Simulation of plasma facing materials sputtering by hydrogen isotopes.	N. Trifonov. Russia.
On the enhancement of hydrogen retention owing to energetic hydrogen implantation at eroded area of the first wall.	T. Tanabe. Japan.
Effect of purge gas on tritium release behavior from solid breeder materials.	M. Nishikawa. Japan.
Tritium retention buildup towards pulses in ITER PFCs and dust.	W.M. Shu. ITER. France.
Discussion session 3. General Hydrogen in Fusion Reactor Materials. ITER.
Moderator: T. Tanabe
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