PRESENTATIONS OF TALKS GIVEN AT THE 105th STATISTICAL MECHANICS CONFERENCE

C. Bernardin, CNRS, ENS - Lyon, France
Dynamical phase transition for a coagulation-fragmentation model

F. Bonetto, Georgia Tech.
Electrical conductivity in the presence of a thermostat

D. Ceperley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Ferromagnetism among cold atoms

D. Chandler, University of California, Berkeley
The putative liquid-liquid transition in atomistic models of supercooled water (and similar materials) is actually a transition

R. Fernandez, Utrecht University
Convergence of cluster expansions: recent approaches andapplications

P.L. Ferrari, Universitat Bonn
From interacting particle systems to random matrices

R. Frank, Princeton University
How much energy does it cost to make a hole in the Fermi sea?

J. Imbrie, University of Virginia
A phase-space model for pleistocene ice volume

J. Indekeu, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Wetting transitions of infinite order in a mean-field density-functional theory

C. Jarzynski, University of Maryland
Modeling Maxwell's demon: Work, information, and the second law of thermodynamics

J. Krug, University of Cologne
Statistical topography of fitness landscapes

T. Kuna, University of Reading
Absence of phase transition for a special class of potentials

C. Liverani, U. Roma Tor Vergata
Fourier law and the weak coupling limit

L. Pastur, Institute for Low Temperature
Non-gaussian laws of fluctuation for spectral statistics of random matrices

R. Tumulka, Rutgers University
The general reason for approach to thermal equilibrium of macroscopic quantum systems

W. Wang, Universite Paris-Sud 11
Supercritical NLS and spectral gap