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This is an update version of the second announcement:


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			    Second announcement

	    International Summer School on Space Plasma Physics

				Organised by
     Radiophysical Research Institute, NIRFI, Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
				    and
	 Swedish Institute of Space Physics, IRFU, Uppsala, Sweden

				 to be held
	 Onboard a Cruise Ship on the Volga River, 1--10 June, 1993


The purpose of the school is to give an introduction to the problems
of linear and non-linear space plasma physics, ionospheric modification,
the use of the ionosphere as a space plasma laboratory, as well as to
discuss current topics in astrophysics and ionospheric, solar, and
stellar plasma physics.


		   Preliminary list of lecturers and lectures

o Prof C E Alissandrakis, Greece, Emissions From Solar Flares.

o Prof T Chang, USA, Electromagnetic Tornadoes in Space---Ion Cyclotron
  Resonance Heating of Ionospheric Ions; Lower Hybrid Collapse, Caviton
  Turbulence, and Charged Particle Energization.

o Dr C Chiuderi, Italy, Alfven Waves in Nonuniform Media: Propagation
  and Dissipation.

o Dr F Chiuderi-Drago, Italy, Radio Emission of Active Regions of the
  Sun and Stars.

o Prof G Dulk, USA, Radio Methods For Investigating the Solar Wind
  Between Sun and Earth.

o Prof Lev Erukhimov, Russia, Space Plasma Laboratories.

o Dr J Foster, USA, Scattering in the Ionosphere.

o Dr C Hanuise, France, Coherent Scattering in the Ionosphere.

o Prof M Hayakawa, Japan, Terrestrial Electromagnetic Noise Environment.

o Prof A Hewish, UK, Mapping Interplanetary Weather Patterns.

o Prof M Kelley, USA, Weather in the Earth's Ionosphere.

o Prof Yu Kravtsov, Russia, Polarisation and Wave Propagation Effects in
  Inhomogeneous Plasma.

o Prof J Kuijpers, Holland, Magnetic Flares In Accretion Disks.

o Prof M Nambu, Japan, Plasma Maser Effects in Space Plasma Physics.

o Prof V Petviashvili, Russia, Vortexes in Space.

o Prof V Radhakrishnan, India, Pulsars--The Strangest Radiators in the Sky.

o Prof H O Rucker, Austria, Planetary Radio Emissions.

o Prof R Schlickeiser, Germany, The Theory of Cosmic Ray Transport and
  Acceleration and Astrophysical Applications.

o Dr K Stasiewicz, Sweden, Auroral Kilometric Radiation.

o Dr B Thide, Sweden, Controlled Generation of Radio Emission in the
  Near-Earth Plasma by Wave Injection from the Ground.

o Prof V Trakhtengertz, Russia, Alfven Masers.

o Prof V Zaytsev, Russia, Solar Plasma.

o Prof V V Zheleznyakov, Russia, Cyclotron Resonance in Astrophysics.


General and topical lectures will be mixed with seminars and poster
sessions.  The lecture notes and reports of new results will be
published in "Radiophysics and Quantum Electronics".  The definitive
list of lecturers and lectures will be included in the school programme
that will be mailed to all participants.  Applications for attendance
must be submitted before 1 March, 1993, to either of:

Lev M. Erukhimov                      Bo Thide'
Radiophysical Research Institute      Swedish Institute of Space Physics
603024 Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia       S-75591 Uppsala, Sweden
Fax: [+7] 8312-369902                 Fax: [+46] 18-403100
E-mail: le@appl.nnov.su               E-mail: bt@irfu.se

There will be an excursion to Vasil'sursk where the NIRFI ionospheric
modification facility ``Sura'' is located.  The cultural program of the
school includes sightseeing in interesting old Russian towns on the
upper Volga, art exhibitions and other activities.

The total cost for full board an lodging on the ship for the school is
estimated at between USD300 and US5D00, depending on type of cabin.
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