37th SPP Physics Conference @ Bohol

From laboratory to society: Physics in nation building

Overview Invited Speakers Program Day 1 Program Day 2 Program Day 3 Program Day 4 Registration CHEd Endorsement Call for Submissions Venue

Conference Proceedings

SPP2019 Participants

Australia	1
China	1
Hong Kong	1
Japan	15
Philippines	286
South Korea	4
United Kingdom	1
United States	2

SPP2019 Sponsors

The 37th Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas International Physics Conference and Annual Meeting will take place in Tagbilaran City in Bohol from 29 May to 1 June 2019. Contributed presentations will be delivered on the following topics:

Complex Systems
Gravitational and High Energy Physics
Computational Physics and Simulations
Condensed Matter and Materials Science
Image and Signal Processing
Machine Learning and Data Analytics
Photonics
Physics Education and Pedagogy
Plasma and Earth Physics
Quantum Computing and Information
Terahertz Physics
Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
Ultrafast Optics

Talk titles and abstracts are published on SPP Paperview.

Yuki Abe, Osaka University
Jessica Afalla, University of Fukui
Christopher Bernido, Research Center for Theoretical Physics
Ma. Victoria Carpio-Bernido, Research Center for Theoretical Physics
Ivan Culaba, Ateneo de Manila University
Vincent Daria, Australian National University
Mikaela Fudolig, Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics
Ki-Seok Kim, Pohang University of Science and Technology
Paul Lasky, Monash University
Yutian Li, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen
Mario Martone, University of Texas at Austin
Makoto Nakajima, Osaka University
Chiko Otani, RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics
Gay Jane Perez, University of the Philippines Diliman
Philip Tañedo, University of California, Riverside
Juzar Thingna, Institute for Basic Science
Kristian Hauser Villegas, Institute for Basic Science
Wei Wang, Heriot-Watt University
Roderick Wong, City University of Hong Kong

Day 1
29 May 2019

0800-0845
Registration
0845-0905
Opening Program
0905-1015 Plenary Session
1A-01 Gay Jane Perez – Satellite observations for science-based management of the environment
1015-1035
Coffee Break
1035-1145 Plenary Session
1A-03 Philip Tañedo – The dark frontier of particle physics
1A-04 Wei Wang – Generation and evolution of the orbital angular coherence momentum of mutual coherence tensor for stochastic optical fields
1145-1300
Lunch
1300-1440 Parallel Sessions
1B Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics I
1B-01 Makoto Nakajima – Ultrafast spin spectroscopy by impulsive terahertz pulse excitations

1C Instrumentation, Imaging, Signal and Processing

1D Theoretical and Mathematical Physics I
1D-01 Christopher Bernido – Sum-over-all-paths with memory: Some applications from nm to Mm
1440-1500
Coffee Break
1500-1640 Parallel Sessions
1E Condensed Matter and Materials Science I

1F Complex Systems & Data Analytics I

1G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics II
1G-01 Kristian Hauser Villegas – Electronic transport in hybrid Fermi-exciton Bose gas systems
1640-1800
Poster Session PA/EA

Day 2
30 May 2019

0905-1015 Plenary Session
2A-01 Paul Lasky – The future of gravitational-wave astronomy
2A-02 Chiko Otani – Terahertz sensing and imaging, and beyond
1015-1035
Coffee Break
1035-1145 Plenary Session
2A-03 Ma. Victoria Carpio-Bernido – Quantum scattering from anisotropic potentials: From quantum dots to ultracold molecules
2A-04 Mario Martone – Introduction to Superconformal field theory
1145-1300
Lunch
1300-1440 Parallel Sessions
2B Physics Education
2B-01 Ivan Culaba – Facing the challenges of teaching high school physics through service learning, faculty social involvement and ARTIST

2C Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics II

2D Theoretical and Mathematical Physics III
2D-01 Yutian Li – Real solutions of the first Painlevé equation with large initial data
1440-1500
Coffee Break
1500-1640 Parallel Sessions
2E Condensed Matter and Materials Science II

2F Complex Systems and Data Analytics II
2F-01 Vincent Daria – The input-output transfer function of brain circuits

2G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics IV
1640-1800
Poster Session PB/EB
1900
Dinner Banquet

Day 3
31 May 2019

0905-1015 Plenary Session
3A-01 Roderick Wong – A panoramic view of asymptotics
3A-02 Juzar Thingna – Symmetries in open quantum systems
1015-1035
Coffee Break
1035-1145 Plenary Session
3A-03 Mikaela Fudolig – Link-centric analysis of variations in mobile phone communication patterns
3A-04 Yuki Abe – Laboratory-produced quasi-static magnetic field with astronomical strength driven by ultra-high intensity lasers
1145-1300
Lunch
1300-1440 Parallel Session
3B Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics III
3B-01 Jessica Afalla – Using terahertz spectroscopy to understand photoconductivity and carrier dynamics in semiconducting materials

3C Theoretical and Mathematical Physics V

3D Computational Physics and Simulations
1440-1500
Coffee Break
1500-1640 Parallel Session
3E Plasma and Earth Physics

3F Complex Systems and Data Analytics III

3G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics VI
1650-1730 Plenary Session
3A-05 Ki-Seok Kim – Quantum criticality and universal scaling in the Kitaev quantum magnetic system α-RuCl₃
1730-1800
Closing Program
1800-1900
Business Meeting

Day 4
1 June 2019

SPP Committee and Network Meetings
Excursion for Invited Speakers

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2019 CHEd Endorsement

SPP Paperview is now accepting manuscript submissions for the 37th Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas Physics Conference.

Please submit your manuscripts by 24 April 2019. Manuscripts submitted after this date may not be included in the SPP2019 program.

The deadline for submitting manuscripts during this second call for papers is 12 April 2019.

Participants who need early editorial decisions must submit their manuscripts three weeks before their anticipated deadlines. The first call for papers (priority treatment) ended 1 March 2019.

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Hotel
The SPP2019 Conference will take place at the Bohol Tropics Resort in Tagbilaran City. It is 16 km (30 minutes land transfer) away from Panglao Island International Airport.

Getting to Bohol
Beginning 2019 Bohol will be serviced by the new Panglao Island International Airport. It will be serviced by Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific Air, and AirAsia. Visitors can also reach Tagbilaran City in Bohol by ferry from the neighboring island of Cebu.

Visas
Many foreign nationals do not require visas to enter the Philippines for short-term stays. If you are unsure, please contact the nearest Philippine Embassy or Consulate.

37th SPP Physics Conference @ Bohol

From laboratory to society: Physics in nation building

SPP2019 Participants

SPP2019 Sponsors

The 37th Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas International Physics Conference and Annual Meeting will take place in Tagbilaran City in Bohol from 29 May to 1 June 2019. Contributed presentations will be delivered on the following topics:

Talk titles and abstracts are published on SPP Paperview.

Day 1 29 May 2019

0800-0845

Registration

0845-0905

Opening Program

0905-1015 Plenary Session

1A-01 Gay Jane Perez – Satellite observations for science-based management of the environment

1015-1035

Coffee Break

1035-1145 Plenary Session

1A-03 Philip Tañedo – The dark frontier of particle physics 1A-04 Wei Wang – Generation and evolution of the orbital angular coherence momentum of mutual coherence tensor for stochastic optical fields

1145-1300

Lunch

1300-1440 Parallel Sessions

1B Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics I 1B-01 Makoto Nakajima – Ultrafast spin spectroscopy by impulsive terahertz pulse excitations

1C Instrumentation, Imaging, Signal and Processing

1D Theoretical and Mathematical Physics I 1D-01 Christopher Bernido – Sum-over-all-paths with memory: Some applications from nm to Mm

1440-1500

Coffee Break

1500-1640 Parallel Sessions

1E Condensed Matter and Materials Science I

1F Complex Systems & Data Analytics I

1G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics II 1G-01 Kristian Hauser Villegas – Electronic transport in hybrid Fermi-exciton Bose gas systems

1640-1800

Poster Session PA/EA

Day 2 30 May 2019

0905-1015 Plenary Session

2A-01 Paul Lasky – The future of gravitational-wave astronomy 2A-02 Chiko Otani – Terahertz sensing and imaging, and beyond

1015-1035

Coffee Break

1035-1145 Plenary Session

2A-03 Ma. Victoria Carpio-Bernido – Quantum scattering from anisotropic potentials: From quantum dots to ultracold molecules 2A-04 Mario Martone – Introduction to Superconformal field theory

1145-1300

Lunch

1300-1440 Parallel Sessions

2B Physics Education 2B-01 Ivan Culaba – Facing the challenges of teaching high school physics through service learning, faculty social involvement and ARTIST

2C Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics II

2D Theoretical and Mathematical Physics III 2D-01 Yutian Li – Real solutions of the first Painlevé equation with large initial data

1440-1500

Coffee Break

1500-1640 Parallel Sessions

2E Condensed Matter and Materials Science II

2F Complex Systems and Data Analytics II 2F-01 Vincent Daria – The input-output transfer function of brain circuits

2G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics IV

1640-1800

Poster Session PB/EB

1900

Dinner Banquet

Day 3 31 May 2019

0905-1015 Plenary Session

3A-01 Roderick Wong – A panoramic view of asymptotics 3A-02 Juzar Thingna – Symmetries in open quantum systems

1015-1035

Coffee Break

1035-1145 Plenary Session

3A-03 Mikaela Fudolig – Link-centric analysis of variations in mobile phone communication patterns 3A-04 Yuki Abe – Laboratory-produced quasi-static magnetic field with astronomical strength driven by ultra-high intensity lasers

1145-1300

Lunch

1300-1440 Parallel Session

3B Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics III 3B-01 Jessica Afalla – Using terahertz spectroscopy to understand photoconductivity and carrier dynamics in semiconducting materials

3C Theoretical and Mathematical Physics V

3D Computational Physics and Simulations

1440-1500

Coffee Break

1500-1640 Parallel Session

3E Plasma and Earth Physics

3F Complex Systems and Data Analytics III

3G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics VI

1650-1730 Plenary Session

3A-05 Ki-Seok Kim – Quantum criticality and universal scaling in the Kitaev quantum magnetic system α-RuCl3

1730-1800

Closing Program

1800-1900

Business Meeting

Day 4 1 June 2019

Day 1
29 May 2019

1A-03 Philip Tañedo – The dark frontier of particle physics
1A-04 Wei Wang – Generation and evolution of the orbital angular coherence momentum of mutual coherence tensor for stochastic optical fields

1B Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics I
1B-01 Makoto Nakajima – Ultrafast spin spectroscopy by impulsive terahertz pulse excitations

1D Theoretical and Mathematical Physics I
1D-01 Christopher Bernido – Sum-over-all-paths with memory: Some applications from nm to Mm

1G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics II
1G-01 Kristian Hauser Villegas – Electronic transport in hybrid Fermi-exciton Bose gas systems

Day 2
30 May 2019

2A-01 Paul Lasky – The future of gravitational-wave astronomy
2A-02 Chiko Otani – Terahertz sensing and imaging, and beyond

2A-03 Ma. Victoria Carpio-Bernido – Quantum scattering from anisotropic potentials: From quantum dots to ultracold molecules
2A-04 Mario Martone – Introduction to Superconformal field theory

2B Physics Education
2B-01 Ivan Culaba – Facing the challenges of teaching high school physics through service learning, faculty social involvement and ARTIST

2D Theoretical and Mathematical Physics III
2D-01 Yutian Li – Real solutions of the first Painlevé equation with large initial data

2F Complex Systems and Data Analytics II
2F-01 Vincent Daria – The input-output transfer function of brain circuits

Day 3
31 May 2019

3A-01 Roderick Wong – A panoramic view of asymptotics
3A-02 Juzar Thingna – Symmetries in open quantum systems

3A-03 Mikaela Fudolig – Link-centric analysis of variations in mobile phone communication patterns
3A-04 Yuki Abe – Laboratory-produced quasi-static magnetic field with astronomical strength driven by ultra-high intensity lasers

3B Ultrafast Optics, Photonics, and Terahertz Physics III
3B-01 Jessica Afalla – Using terahertz spectroscopy to understand photoconductivity and carrier dynamics in semiconducting materials

3A-05 Ki-Seok Kim – Quantum criticality and universal scaling in the Kitaev quantum magnetic system α-RuCl₃

Day 4
1 June 2019

Hotel
The SPP2019 Conference will take place at the Bohol Tropics Resort in Tagbilaran City. It is 16 km (30 minutes land transfer) away from Panglao Island International Airport.

Getting to Bohol
Beginning 2019 Bohol will be serviced by the new Panglao Island International Airport. It will be serviced by Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific Air, and AirAsia. Visitors can also reach Tagbilaran City in Bohol by ferry from the neighboring island of Cebu.

Visas
Many foreign nationals do not require visas to enter the Philippines for short-term stays. If you are unsure, please contact the nearest Philippine Embassy or Consulate.