The 14th International Colloquium on Atomic Spectra and Oscillator Strength for Astrophysical and Laboratory Plasmas (ASOS14)

The aim of the ASOS conference is to bring together scientists from atomic physics, plasma physics and astrophysics and to bring together the “producers” of fundamental atomic data and the “users” of this data. During the conference, atomic physicists present the development of their theoretical and experimental methods and the possibility of obtaining increasingly complete and precise data on the structures and the radiative and collisional properties of atomic systems. Astrophysicists and plasma physicists review the context of their research and their needs for atomic data for modeling the plasmas studied, such as stellar or solar plasmas, fusion plasmas or other laboratory plasmas. Topics : Need for atomic data from space and ground observations ; Need for atomic data from laboratory experiments ; Determination of lifetimes and oscillator strengths ; Hyperfine structures, isotopic shifts ; Theoretical modeling and numerical approaches ; Laboratory techniques ; Ion storage ; High resolution spectroscopy ; Variation of fundamental constants ; Collisional processes ; High energy density plasma spectra, opacities ; Spectral line profiles ; Atomic Databases and Connected Subjects.