Conference overview. Programme at a Glance

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1 Conference overview Programme at a Glance The RVK08/MMWP08 conference will open at on Monday afternoon, 9 June, The opening ceremony, thematic presentations and keynotes will take place in room Linné, in the main building (H) of Växjö University. - Registration The registration will be opened from on Monday morning, 9 June, just outside the Linné room. During the rest of the week there will be a late registration and information desk opened every day in the main building (K) of Växjö University. - Opening Ceremony The opening ceremony will take place at on Monday afternoon, 9 June, in the Linné room. The RVK08/MMWP08 conference will be opened by Kristina Alsér, County Governor of Kronoberg, and Johan Sterte, vice-chancellor of Växjö University. - Thematic presentations Monday afternoon, 9 June, : The thematic invited speakers will give an overview of Swedish Top-technology and Excellence Centres in Radio Science and Communications. For more information see the complete programme. - Reception A reception will take place on Monday night A buffet will be served in the Resturant Kristina right next to the Linné room and there will be time to mingel. One glass of wine or beer will be included, but there will also be a bar available if you want to buy more. Companions may pay for the buffet at the registration. - Lunches Lunches are included in the conference fee and will be served Tuesday - Friday at You will have a buffet with salads and bread and a main course. Tuesday- Wednesday the lunch will be served in the M-building. Thursday-Friday the lunch will be served on the balcony in the K-building. - Keynotes Tuesday morning, 10 June, in the Linné room: A few distinguished key-note speakers will give interesting overviews on their own topics of speciality with a relation to Mathematical Modelling of Wave Phenomena, as well as to Radio Science and Communications. - Invited contributions, technical and scientific sessions Tuesday afternoon, 10 June, at 13.00, until Friday afternoon, 13 June: A number of invited speakers will give scientific presentations to initiate some of the technical and scientific sessions. - After-work For you who do not feel like going back to your hotel between the sessions on Tuesday afternoon and the Conference dinner there will be an open bar , in the same resturant as the Reception, Resturant Kristina. 1

2 - Conference Banquet A conference Banquet will be arranged on Tuesday night starting at in the M-building of Växjö University. A three course meal will be served and there will be some live music and a speech or two. Per Eriksson, director-general of Vinnova, has been invited as a special guest and will be the main speaker at the dinner. One glass of wine or beer will be included in the dinner, but there will also be a bar available if you want to buy more. Companions may pay for the Banquet at the registration. - Steamship excursion A steamship excursion will be arranged on Wednesday night. The steamship Thor will take us from Kronoberg castle to Nykulla where the BBQ is waiting. Information about time and transportation will be posted at the conference. The trip is free of charge, food and drinks are included, but you have to register in advance. Please note that this is an outdoor activity and that warm and casual clothing is recommended. - Exhibition An exhibition will take place on tuesday-wednesday, June, in the main galleria just outside the lecture rooms. The following companies and organizations will exhibit: SAAB, WRAP, FOI, Anritsu and CST-Computer Simulation Technology. - Transportations Växjö University Campus is located in the south in a suburb named Teleborg. There are three bus lines (1,5,7) having a regular service from central Växjö to and from the University Campus area. Bus number 7 stops right next to the main building (H) of Växjö University. - Wireless Internet Access - Guest Accounts Guest accounts for wireless internet access will be available for all participants. See the separate paper in the folder for more information about the university guidelines and login-information. - Times and Places The following time-schedule applies for all the invited, technical and scientific sessions. Rooms Linné, Wicksell, Myrdal and Weber are located in the main building, building H and K at Växjö University. There are 19 technical and scientific sessions denoted S 1-19 below. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Building H Linné Wicksell Myrdal Wicksell Wicksell Registration Keynotes S 5-6 S 7 S S Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Linné Wicksell Myrdal Weber Wicksell Myrdal Wicksell Wicksell Thema S 1 S 2 S 3-4 S 8-9 S S S Building H Building M Nykulla Reception Conference Banquet Steamship excursion Buffet

3 Opening Ceremony and Invited Talks Opening ceremony Monday afternoon, 9 June, in room Linné. Chairperson: Gerhard Kristensson, SNRV. The RVK08/MMWP08 conference will be opened by Kristina Alsér, County Governor of Kronoberg, and Johan Sterte, vice-chancellor of Växjö University Opening of the RVK08/MMWP08 conference. Kristina Alsér, County Governor of Kronoberg. Johan Sterte, vice-chancellor of Växjö University. Thematic presentations Monday afternoon, 9 June, in room Linné. Chairperson: Sven Nordebo, Växjö University. The thematic invited speakers will give an overview of Swedish Top-technology and Excellence Centres in Radio Science and Communications Stefan Parkvall, Ericsson Long-Term 3G Evolution - Concept Overview Johan Henriksson, Saab Communication Interference and Collocation Issues for Radio Communication Systems in Airborne Early Warning and Control system Claes Beckman, University of Gävle Center for RF-measurement technology Bo Thidé, Swedish Institute of Space Physics LOIS Space Center Jens Zander, KTH Wireless@KTH Coffee-break Mats Viberg, Chalmers Centre for Microwave Antenna Systems (CHARMANT) Ingmar Karlsson, Chalmers Antenna Systems Excellence Centre (CHASE) John B. Anderson, Lund University Centre for High Speed Wireless Communication (HSWC) Herbert Zirath, Chalmers GigaHertz Centre Björn Ottersten, KTH Autonomic Complex Communication Networks, Signals and Systems (ACCESS) 3

4 Keynotes Tuesday morning, 10 June, in room Linné. Chairperson: Börje Nilsson, Växjö University. A few distinguished key-note speakers will give interesting overviews on their own topics of speciality with a relation to Mathematical Modelling of Wave Phenomena, as well as to Radio Science and Communications Dr. Lars Falk, FOI Surveillance and deception years of military radio waves Prof. Mathias Fink, ESPCI Time-reversed waves, metamaterials and superresolution Coffee-break Prof. Hans Olofsson, Onsala space observatory Scientific and technical challenges in radio astronomy Mr. J. Christopher Ramming, Technology Strategy Consultant Challenges and Potential Solutions for Future Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Lunch Invited contributions, technical and scientific sessions Tuesday afternoon, 10 June, at 13.00, until Friday afternoon, 13 June. A number of invited speakers will give scientific presentations to initiate some of the technical and scientific sessions. 4

5 Technical and scientific sessions The following technical and scientific contributions will be presented at the conference. Invited contributions are marked with *. 1 Signal processing I Tuesday afternoon, 10 June Chairperson: Peter Händel *Presentation of the new VINN Excellence Center for Wireless Sensor Networks (WISENET), Anders Ahlen 1, Bengt Ahlgren 2, Roland Grönros 1, Per Gunningberg 1, Klas Hjort 1, Ilia Katardjiev 1, Christian Rohner 1, Anders Rydberg 1, Thiemo Voigt 2. 1 Uppsala University, Sweden, 2 SICS, Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden Schur-Convexity of the Symbol Error Rate in Correlated MIMO Systems with Precoding and Space-Time Coding, Emil Björnson, Pandu Devarakota, Samer Medawar, Eduard Jorswieck. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Implementation Strategies for Array Localisation Algorithms Based on the SRP- PHAT, Anders M. Johansson. Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden A Novel Space-Time-Frequency Code for Multiband-OFDM UWB Systems with Multiple Antennas, Bhavani Shankar. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Pilot-Based Bayesian Channel Norm Estimation in Rayleigh Fading Multi-Antenna Systems, Emil Björnson, Björn Ottersten. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Coffee-break Channel Estimation Performance for MIMO Relays, Panagiota Lioliou, Mats Viberg. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden A Two-Metric Approach to Improve Bounds on the Minimum Euclidean Distance for Block Codes, Magnus Nilsson, Håkan Lennerstad, Efraim Laksman. Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden Low-Order and Causal Twisted-Pair Cable Modeling by Means of the Hilbert Transform, Fredrik Lindqvist 1, Per Ola Börjesson 1, Per Ödling1, Stefan Höst 1, Klas Ericson 2, Thomas Magesacher 3. 1 Lund University, Sweden, 2 Ericsson Research, Ericsson AB, Sweden, 3 Stanford University, USA Signaling and Detection of UWB Signals based on a Dual-Doublet Transmitted Reference Scheme, Muhammad Gufran Khan, Jörgen Norberg, Ingvar Claesson. Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden A New Class of Orthogonal Kravchenko Wavelets, Victor F. Kravchenko, Dmitry V. Churikov. Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics of RAS, Russia. 5

6 2 Electromagnetic fields and waves I Tuesday afternoon, 10 June Room Myrdal Chairperson: Adrianus de Hoop Bounds on the Direct Scattering Problems of Acoustic and Electromagnetic Waves, Christian Sohl, Mats Gustafsson, Gerhard Kristensson. Lund University, Sweden Estimation of Parameters of an Inhomogeneous Dielectric Layer, Sven Nordebo, Börje Nilsson, Oscar Lindhe. Växjö University, Sweden Computation of the Fock Scattering Functions, Sven-Erik Sandström.Växjö University, Sweden New Plane Wave Addition Theorems, Ignace Bogaert, Femke Olyslager. Ghent University, Belgium Electromagnetic Scattering Theory for Gratings based on the Weiner-Hopf Method, Seil Sautbekov 1, Börje Nilsson 2. 1 Euroasian National University, Kazakhstan, 2 Växjö University, Sweden Realistic RF Invisibility or Not: Comparisons of the Original Superstealth Approach using Hard Surfaces and Last Years Cloaking using Metamaterials, Per-Simon Kildal. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Coffee-break Comparison of the Rectangular and Total Electric Field Components in a Complex Environment, Magnus Höijer 1, Hans-George Krauthäuser 2, Luk R. Arnaut 3. 1 Swedish Defence Research Agency FOI, Sweden, 2 TU Dresden, ETI, Germany, 3 National Physical Laboratory NPL, United Kingdom New trends in medical applications of electromagnetic fields, Mikael Persson. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves in a Waveguide with an anisotropic magnetoactive plate of finite thickness, E. A. Gevorkyan. Moscow State University of Economics, Statistics and Informatics, Russia. 3 Radio systems and communications, Communications networks and QoS and Teknoeconomics in radio networks Tuesday afternoon, 10 June Room Weber Chairperson: Peter Karlsson Bandwidth Estimation over a High-Speed Downlink Shared Channel in UMTS, Erik Bergfeldt 1,2, Svante Ekelin 2, Johan M. Karlsson 1. 1 Linköping University, Sweden, 2 Ericsson Research, Sweden Sensor Network Dimensioning for Coverage, Viktoria Fodor, Alonso Zuniga. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden. 6

7 13.40 Resource Management for Future Airborne Platforms, Hans Åkermark. Saab Communication, Sweden Green Radio in Heterogeneous Wireless Wideband Networks, Anders Västberg, Klas Johansson, Jens Zander, Mats Nilson. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Economic Viability of Deployment Strategies for Cellular-Relaying Networks, Bogdan Timus, Mats Nilson. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Coffee-break Review of MIMO concepts and discussion of test methods, Ragnar Lindholm. Anritsu, Sweden. 4 Antennas and antenna systems I Tuesday afternoon, 10 June Room Weber Chairperson: Anders Karlsson Bringing the Mobile Terminal Drive Test Into the Lab, Paul Hallbjörner 1, Zhinong Ying 2, Mikael Håkansson 2, Tommi Anttila 1, Jan Welinder 1. 1 SP Technical Research Institute, Sweden, 2 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB, Sweden Shape and Material Optimization of Total Radar Cross Section for Antenna Struts, Per Jacobsson, Thomas Rylander. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden A Priori Bounds on the Onset Frequency of Wideband Antennas, Christian Sohl, Mats Gustafsson. Lund University, Sweden Conical Quadrifilar Helix Antenna: A Comparison Between Measurements and Simulations, Raul Timbus, Mikael Öhgren. Saab Space, Sweden. 5 Biological and medical aspects Wednesday morning, 11 June Chairperson: Sven Nordebo Phase-Retrieval from Amplitude-Only Field Measurements, Markus Johansson, Mikael Persson. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Antenna Array Design for Stroke Detection, Hana Trefná, Mikael Persson. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. 7

8 6 Electromagnetic fields and waves II, Antennas and antenna systems II Wednesday morning, 11 June Chairperson: Daniel Sjöberg *Waves in Ferromagnetic Media, Daniel Sjöberg 1, Jörgen Ramprecht 2. 1 Lund University, Sweden, 2 Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Research on Narrow-Band High-Power Microwave Sources Performed at FOI, Anders Larsson, Mose Akyuz, Patrik Appelgren, Mattias Elfsberg, Tomas Hurtig, Cecilia Möller, Sten E. Nyholm. Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden Coffee-break A Maxwellian Macroscopic Acoustics with Spatial Dispersion, Denis Lafarge, Aroune Duclos. Laboratoire d Acoustique, Université du Maine, France Extinction Cross Section Measurements, Christer Larsson, Christian Sohl, Mats Gustafsson, Gerhard Kristensson. Lund University, Sweden Capacity and Gain Analysis of a Reconfigurable MEMS Antenna, Marc Mowlér, M. Bilal Khalid, Björn Lindmark, Björn Ottersten. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Development of Decade Bandwidth and Multiband Feeds for Future Scientific and Commercial Reflector Antenna Systems, Jian Yang 1, Per-Simon Kildal 1, Yogesh B. Karandikar 1, Xiaoming Chen 1, Niklas Wadefalk 1, Jungang Yin 2. 1 Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, 2 Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Lunch. 7 Space physics, Radio wave propagation, Signal processing II Wednesday morning, 11 June Room Myrdal Chairpersons: Gudmund Wannberg and Abbas Mohammed EISCAT-3D: The Third Generation European Incoherent Scatter Radar System, Gudmund Wannberg. Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden Incoherent Scatter Radar Measurements of Field Aligned Currents in the Polar Region, Ingemar Häggström. EISCAT Scientific Association, Sweden Multipath Wave Propagation Effects on the Performance of OFDM UMTS-LTE Communication System, Ammar Osman, Abbas Mohammed, Zhe Yang. Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden. 8

9 09.10 Results from a MIMO Channel Measurement at 300 MHz in Central Linköping, Gunnar Eriksson, Peter D. Holm, Sara Linder, Kia Wiklundh. Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden Use of the Navigating Satellite Systems for the Maximum Usable Frequencies Forecast, V. M. Smirnov, A. P. Malkovsky, E. V. Smirnova, S. I. Tynyankin. Institute of Radio-engineering and Electronics of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Coffee Channel Modelling and Characterization of Mobile Satellite Communication Systems, Ajayi Taiwo Seun, Abbas Mohammed, Zhe Yang, Maria Solomonsson. Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden Faster-than-Nyquist Modulation Based on Short Finite Pulses, Fredrik Rusek, Adnan Prlja, Dževdan Kapetanović, John B. Anderson. Lund University, Sweden App Decoding of Block Codes over Prime Fields on Non-Binary Gilbert-Elliott Channels, Wayne Griffiths 1, Hans-Jürgen Zepernick 2, Manora Caldera 3. 1 Western Australian Telecommunications Research Institute, Perth, Australia, 2 Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden, 3 Gibson Quai-AAS Consulting, Perth, Australia MBMS solution to mobile TV and its testing challenges, Eduardo Gonzalez. Anritsu, Sweden Lunch. 8 Inverse scattering I Wednesday afternoon, 11 June Chairperson: Margaret Cheney *Radar Imaging that Combines Temporal, Spectral, and Spatial Diversity, Margaret Cheney 1, Brett Borden 2. 1 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New York, USA, 2 Naval Postgraduate School, California, USA *Supersonic Shear Imaging: A Multi-Wave Imaging Example, Mathias Fink. Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielles de la Ville de Paris (ESPCI) and Paris 7 University (Denis Diderot), France On the use of Global Reconstruction Methods for Exploiting A Priori Data in Microwave Tomography Image Reconstruction, Andreas Fhager, Chen-Chih Chen, Alexey Voronov, Mikael Persson. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Sensitivity Analysis for the Estimation of Twist in Logs based on Microwave Scattering, Therese Sjödén, Börje Nilsson, Sven Nordebo. Växjö University, Sweden. 9

10 9 Radar and remote sensing Wednesday afternoon, 11 June Chairpersons: Margaret Cheney and Lars Falk Design of Crosseye Jamming Systems, Lars Falk, Claes Arvidsson, Sven Berglund, Anders Eneroth. Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden First Results from a Bistatic VHF SAR Experiment, Anders Gustavsson, Björn Flood, Per-Olov Frölind, Tommy Jonsson, Gunnar Stenström, Lars M. H. Ulander. Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden Coffee-break On Short-Range Radiometry using Artificial Illumination, Jan Kjellgren 1, Harald Merkel 2, Jan Svedin 1. 1 Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden, 2 Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Beamforming Methods in Terrain Scattering Scenarios, Anders Nelander. Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden Multi-Dimensional Hypotheses Test of Movement Detection in Wide Band Radar Systems Associated with Long Integration Time, M. I. Pettersson 1, V. T. Vu 1, T. K. Sjögren 1, A. Gustavsson 2. 1 Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden, 2 Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden See-Around-Corners with Coherent Radar New Strategic Work at the FOI, Ain Sume, Magnus Gustafsson, Anna Jänis, Stefan Nilsson, Anders Örbom. Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden. 10 Electromagnetic noise and interference Wednesday afternoon, 11 June Room Myrdal Chairpersons: Mats Bäckström and Olof Lundén Response and Immunity of Electric Power Infrastructures Against IEMI Ongoing Swedish Initiatives, Raul Montaño 1, Mats Bäckström 2, Daniel Månsson 3, Rajeev Thottappillil 3. 1 High Voltage Valley, Sweden, 2 Saab Communication, Sweden, 3 Uppsala University, Sweden Intersystem Interference Between Middletons Class A Noise and Bluetooth, Carl Karlsson 1, Peter Stenumgaard 2, Kia Wiklundh 2. 1 University of Gävle, Sweden, 2 Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden Loading Study in FOI 36.7 m 3 Mode Stirred Reverberation Chamber, Olof Lundén 1, Mats Bäckström 2. 1 Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden, 2 Saab Communication, Sweden Susceptibility of Electrified Railway Facilities to Intentional Electromagnetic Interference, Rajeev Thottappillil 1, Daniel Månsson 1, Mats Bäckström 2. 1 Uppsala University, Sweden, 2 Saab Communication, Sweden. 10

11 11 Electromagnetic metrology Wednesday afternoon, 11 June Room Myrdal Chairpersons: Mats Bäckström and Olof Lundén Magnetic Field Measurement System for HPM Research, Cecilia Möller, Mattias Elfsberg, Anders Larsson, Sten E. Nyholm. Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden Coffee-break. 12 Acoustics Thursday morning, 12 June Chairperson: Adrianus de Hoop *Line-Source Excited Pulsed Acoustic Wave Reflection Against the Mass-Loaded Boundary of a Fluid, Adrianus T. de Hoop. Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands Acoustic Transmission in Ducts of Various Shapes with an Impedance Condition, Anders Andersson 1,2, Börje Nilsson 1. 1 Växjö University, Sweden, 2 Jönköping University, Sweden Acoustic Energy and Scattering in Flow Ducts, Susann Boij. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Acoustic Waves in Variable Sound Speed Profiles, Andrew Peplow 1, Börje Nilsson 2. 1 Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden, 2 Växjö University, Sweden Coffee-break. 13 Flow acoustics and fluid dynamics, waves in solids Thursday morning, 12 June Chairperson: Lou Fishman A Numerical Simulation of Sound Wave from Permeable Surfaces, G. Ghorbaniasl, P. Widera, C. Hirsch, C. Lacor. Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Computations of Nonlinear Propagation of Sound Emitted from Supersonic Mixing Layers, Jyothika Punekar, Eldad Avital. University of London, United Kingdom Modeling a Clamped Boring Bar using Euler-Bernoulli Beam Models with Various Boundary Conditions, Tatiana Smirnova 1, Henrik Åkesson 1, Lars Håkansson 1, Ingvar Claesson 1, Thomas Lagö 2. 1 Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden, 2 Acticut International AB, Sweden Lunch. 11

12 14 Inverse scattering problems II Thursday afternoon, 12 June Chairperson: Denis Lafarge *Time Reversal Mirrors, Time Reversal Cavities, Cross Correlation Functions, Point Spread Functions, Time Reversal Invariance, and all that Jazz, Lou Fishman 1, M. V. de Hoop 2, B. Lars G. Jonsson 3. 1 MDF International, USA, 2 Purdue University, USA, 3 Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Diffractive Index Determination by Tikhonov Regularization on Forced String Vibration Data, Irina Asekritova, Börje Nilsson, Sara Rydström. Växjö University, Sweden Some Thoughts on the Inclusion of Multiple Scattering in a Phase-Space-Based Marching Velocity Field Reconstruction Algorithm, Lou Fishman. MDF International, USA An Acoustic Method for Finding Weak Parts in Wooden Logs, Sara Rydström, Börje Nilsson. Växjö University, Sweden Time-reversal Processing of Electromagnetic Data Applied to Multiple-Target Detection, A. Cresp 1, I. Aliferis 1, M. J. Yedlin 2, C. Pichot 1, J-Y. Dauvignac 1, 1 University of Nice, France, 2 University of British Columbia, Canada. 15 Seismics/seismo-acoustics Thursday afternoon, 12 June Chairperson: Lou Fishman Finite-Difference Simulation of Waves Propagation in Anisotropic Elastic Media, Vadim Lisitsa, Egor Lys. Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics SB RAS, Russia Coffee-break. 16 Electronical and optical circuits, optics Thursday afternoon, 12 June Chairperson: Thomas Biro Substrate Integrated Waveguides, Thomas Biro 1, Anders Karlsson 2, Börje Nilsson 1. 1 Växjö University, Sweden, 2 Lund University, Sweden Optical Microdisk Resonator with a Small but Finite Size Scatterer, C. P. Dettmann 1, G. V. Morozov 1, M. Sieber 1, H. Waalkens 1,2. 1 University of Bristol, United Kingdom, 2 University of Groningen, the Netherlands. 12

13 16.40 Semiclassical Coupled Wave Theory for 1D Photonic Crystals with Dissipation, G. V. Morozov 1, D. W. L. Sprung 2, J. Martorell 3. 1 University of Bristol, United Kingdom, 2 McMaster University, Canada, 3 University of Barcelona, Spain. 17 Numerical and mathematical methods Friday morning, 13 June Chairperson: Björn Engquist *Fast Multipole Method for High Frequency Wave Propagation, Björn Engquist. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden, and University of Texas at Austin, USA Symmetries and conservation laws, Raisa Khamitova 1,2, 1 Växjö University, Sweden, 2 Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden The Selection of Basis Functions Systems for Determination of Cutoff Frequency of Waveguides and Resonators of Complex Shape with the help of R-Functions Method, Victor F. Kravchenko 1, Aleksey Yurin 2. 1 Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics of RAS, Russia, 2 Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Russia Wave-Front Sets of Fourier Lebesgue Types, Joachim Toft. Växjö University, Sweden Coffee-break. 18 Nonlinear problems Friday morning, 13 June Chairperson: Lou Fishman Nonlinear Schrödinger Solitons with Non-Zero Velocities Emerging from Real Symmetric Initial Conditions, M. Desaix, D. Anderson, M. Lisak. University College of Borås, Sweden A Numerical Approach to the Kernel Condition of a Linearized Pseudo-Relativistic Hartree Equation, B. L. G. Jonsson. Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Delta-Shock Waves in Multidimensional Systems of Conservation Laws, V. M. Shelkovich. St.-Petersburg State Architecture and Civil Engineering University, Russia Two Waves Interaction in a Cylinder, Alexander Shermenev. General Physics Instite, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Singular Nonlinear Problem for Self-Similar Solutions to the Boundary Layer Equation, Nadezhda B. Konyukhova 1, Alexander I. Sukov 2. 1 Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia, 2 Moscow State Technological University, Russia. 13

14 11.40 Basics of Nonlinear Time Reversal Acoustics, Claes Hedberg. Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden Lunch. 19 Quantum phenomena Friday afternoon, 13 June Chairperson: Karl-Fredrik Berggren *Nature of Streamlines for Berry-type Wave Functions in Open 3D Cavities, Karl-Fredrik Berggren 1, Patric Ljung 2. 1 Linköping University, Sweden, 2 Siemens Corporate Research, USA Quantum Maxwell Equations and Distance Effects for Polarization Correlations in Waveguides, T. Ishiwatari 1, A. Khrennikov 2, B. Nilsson 2, I. V. Volovich 1. 1 Steklov Mathematical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia, 2 Växjö University, Sweden On a Singular Stochastic System Related to a Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation, Astrid Hilbert. Växjö University, Sweden Understanding of Rich Fluctuations in Quantum Transport through Open Chaotic Cavities, Hiromu Ishio. Nagoya University, Japan The RVK08/MMWP08 conference closes. Coffee. 14