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--- jcel_si_wigner [2015/02/03 16:04] – [Preliminary List of Contributions] weinbub
+++ jcel_si_wigner [2015/09/22 06:41] – [Call for Papers: JCEL Special Issue] weinbub
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 ====== Call for Papers: JCEL Special Issue ======
-A special issue on //Wigner// in the [[http://www.springer.com/engineering/computational+intelligence+and+complexity/journal/10825|Journal of Computational Electronics (JCEL)]] is planned, which will be edited by [[David K. Ferry]], [[Mihail (Mixi) Nedjalkov]], and [[Josef Weinbub]]. The motivation is layed out in {{:jcel_special_issue_wigner_letter.pdf|this announcement letter}} by [[Mihail (Mixi) Nedjalkov]] and [[Jean Michel Sellier]].
+**The special issue on Wigner Functions, edited by [[Mihail (Mixi) Nedjalkov]], [[Josef Weinbub]] and [[David K. Ferry]], has been published in [[http://link.springer.com/journal/10825/14/4/page/1|JCEL 14(4)]].**
+<del>A special issue on //Wigner// in the [[http://www.springer.com/engineering/computational+intelligence+and+complexity/journal/10825|Journal of Computational Electronics (JCEL)]] is planned. The motivation is layed out in {{:jcel_special_issue_wigner_letter.pdf|this announcement letter}} by [[Mihail (Mixi) Nedjalkov]] and [[Jean Michel Sellier]].
 The (hard!) submission deadline is **June 1, 2015** to make the September issue; no extensions will be granted.
-The usual submission rules for this journal apply. However, during the submission process make sure that you select the **'Wigner'** special issue.
+The usual submission rules for this journal apply. However, during the submission process make sure that you select the **'Wigner'** special issue.</del>
-===== Preliminary List of Contributions =====
+===== Preliminary List (Selection) of Contributions =====
 __//Please indicate your interest by entering your name and tentative title//__
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   * Bartlomiej J. Spisak et al. "Application of the Wigner Function to the Description of the Dynamics of Electrons in Disordered Environment"
   * David K. Ferry "Wigner Functions: Can They Give a Different View of Quantum Mechanics?"
+  * J.M. Sellier "On a Physical Interpretation of the Wigner Monte Carlo method"