22-Mar

Batchelor	8:45	Welcome and Charge
Callen	9:00	Extended MHD Models
Ramos	9:40	Low-Collisionality Representation of the Higher Fluid Moments
	10:20	Break
Catto	10:40	What's Missing from Braginskii and Drift Kinetics?
Hammett	11:20	Landau-Fluid Closures and Continuum Kinetic Algorithms
	12:00	Lunch
Held	1:30	Parallel, Neoclassical Closures for Steady State Applications
Spong	2:10	Particle-Based Closure Relations for Neoclassical MHD
Fu	2:40	Particle Closures for Simulating Kinetic Effects on MHD Modes
	3:20	Break
Cowley	3:40	Magnetic Islands and Turbulence
Diamond	4:20	Representing Drift Wave Turbulence in MHD Calculations-A Wave Action Approach
	5:00	Discussion
	5:30	Adjourn

Reception 8:00 pm Wine, Cheese, and Desert reception at the home of Don Batchelor

23-Mar

McDevitt	9:00	Multi-Scale Interaction of a Tearing Mode with Drift Wave Turbulence
Sugiyama	9:30	A Drift-Ordered 2F Model
Breslau	10:00	Two-fluid Modeling of the Sawtooth Instability
	10:30	Break
Hirshman	10:45	Electron Distribution Perturbation from Non-Maxwellian Ions
Sovinec	11:15	Numerical Demands of Systems wth High-Order Derivatives
Schnack	11:45	Properties and Tests of the 2-Fluid Model
	12:15	Lunch
Kevrekidis	1:30	Projective Integration
Jardin	2:10	Current Capabilities, Needs, and Future Prospects
Batchelor	2:40	Needs and Desires of the Swim Project
	3:10	Break
		Discussion Sessions
Hegna/Schnack	3:30	Test Problem and Benchmark Table
Hammett	4:20	Feasibility of a Kinetic Model for Global MHD
Hirshman	4:30	Research Required for RF and NBI Interaction with MHD
	5:00	Adjourn

24-Mar

Chairmen	9:00	Summary of previous discussions
	10:30	Break
Callen	10:45	Discussion of MHD Research Strategy for next 10 years
	12:00	Adjourn