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No.

Name of the first authorTitle

P-1

Keisuke Tominaga (Kobe Univ.)

Development of Sub-Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopyand Its Application to Molecular ScienceP-2

Fumiyoshi Kuwashima (Fukui
Univ. of Tech.)High Efficient THz-TDS System Using Laser Chaos andSuper Focusing with Metal V-grooved Wave Guides

P-3

Kosaku Kato (Osaka Univ.)

Yellow luminescence of ZnO with the Irradiation of SubTerahertz Waves from a Gyrotron

P-4

Hikomitsu Kikuchi (Univ. ofFukui)

ESR Study on Quantum Frustrated Magnet KCu3OCl(SO4)2

P-5

Mary Clare Escano (Univ. ofFukui)Characteristics of Band Splitting in GaAs Due to Spin-Orbit
Interaction from First-Principles Methods

P-6

Dmitry S. Bulgarevich (NationalInst. for Materials Sci.)

GHz-TDS Imaging for Materials NDT

P-7

Kunizo Ohkubo (Visiting prof. ofFIR UF)

Attenuation of Hybrid Modes in Corrugated Waveguides at
Frequencies above the Bragg Frequency

P-8

Osamu Morikawa (Japan CoastGuard Academy)

Characterization of Focusing of Sub-THz Radiation Using
Insulator ApertureP-9

Takahiro Sakurai (Kobe Univ.)

Development of Ceramics for the Inner Parts of thePressure Cell by Electromagnetic Wave Heating

P-10

Akira Fukuda (Hyogo Coll. ofMed.)ESR Experiments of P Impurities in Si and Dynamic Nuclear
Polarization Aimed at the Application for Qubits

P-11

Takayasu Kawasaki (Tokyo Univ. Analysis of Dissociation Mechanism of Amyloid Fibrils byof Sci.)
Using Terahertz-Time Domain Spectroscopy

P-12

Takayuki Yamazaki (The Univ. of Search for Hidden Photon Dark Matter in the MillimeterTokyo)
Wave Region with a Dish Antenna

P-13

Shin Kubo (National Inst. forFusion Sci.)

Demonstration of the Vortex Feature of Cyclotron Radiationfrom Electrons Accelerated by High Power Right-Hand
Circularly Polarized Millimeter Wave

P-14

V. N. Manuilov (Inst. of Appl.
Phys., RAS, Russia)

Level of the Ion Compensation of the Space Charge in theGyrotron Electron Beams and its Influence on the Output
Tube ParametersP-15 Moe Iizawa (FIR UF)

Frequency Tunability in Multi Cavity Modes in Gyrotron FU
CW XA

P-16 M. Fukunari (FIR UF)

Millimeter Wave Discharge and Its Application to the Rocket
Propulsion

P-17 Takumi Hirobe (FIR UF)

Transmission Test of the 303-GHz Gyrotron Power by
Corrugated Waveguides

Ryosuke Ikeda (National Inst. forP-18 Quantum and Radiological Sci. Development of ITER Gyrotron in QSTand Tech.)
P-19

Tokihiko Tokuzawa (National Inst. Study of THz Pulse Wave Application for the Plasma
for Fusion Sci.)
Diagnostics

P-20 Dazhi Li (Osaka Univ.)

Terahertz Radiation from a Grating Structure with Graphene

P-21 M. Fujita (Univ. of Toyama)

Frequency Measurement of Rotational Transitions of 15NH3Using Evenson-Type Tunable Far-Infrared Spectrometer

P-22 Ali Khumaeni (FIR UF)

Effect of Pump Pulse Width in Generating Highly-Intense
Terahertz Pulses Using Tilted-Pump-Pulse-Front (TPPF)
Scheme at 800 nm

P-23 Dhonny Bacuyag (FIR UF)

Discriminating Surface Defects in GaAs(001)-β2(2x4) byFirst-Principles Method

P-24 Hideaki Kitahara (FIR UF)

Electromagnetic-Wave Analysis of Tapered Parallel-Plate
Wave-Guide by Finite-Difference Time-Domain Method

P-25 Shun Nakae (FIR UF)

Terahertz Coherent Raman Spectroscopy Using Terahertz
Radiation by Zinc Telluride Crystal

P-26 Heishun Zen (Kyoto Univ.)

Development of Quasi-Monochromatic THz Coherent
Undulator Radiation Source at Institute of Advanced Energy,
Kyoto University

P-27 Kiwamu Kusama (Univ. of Fukui)Characteristics of THz Plasmonic Superfocusing in Metallic
V-Groove Tapered Waveguides

P-28 Yutaka Fujii (FIR UF)

Considerations on the Overhauser Effect from the Viewpointof the Non-Equilibrium Phase Transition

P-29 Susumu Okubo (Kobe Univ.)

P-30 Yuya Ishikawa (Univ. of Fukui)

Far-Infrared ESR Measurements of S=1/2 Frustrated J1-J2
Chain System NaCuMoO4(OH)
Development of Millimeter-Wave Band Fabry-Pérot Type
Resonator for ESR/NMR Double Magnetic ResonanceMeasurements

Yoshiaki Tsunawaki (Visiting prof.
Formation of Octacalcium Phosphate under the Microwave
P-31 of FIR UF & Osaka Sangyo
Irradiation
Univ.)