ILP Theory Unit

AMO Seminar Series, Fall 2002

Thursdays 12:05-1:05 PM in MLT 309

September 26

"Electron Density in Jupiter's Magnetosphere" --Prof. J. Ansher (Physics)

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October 10

"Phase synchronization of chaos" --Prof. E. Rosa (Physics)

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October 17

"Comparison between Maxwell and Boltzmann theory" --Prof. S. Menon (Physics)

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October 24

"Multi spacecraft measurement" --Prof. D. Holland (Physics)

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October 31

"The creation of an electron from nothing" --Prof. P. Krekora (Physics)

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November 7

"Quantitative study of brain function" --Prof. P. Garris (Biology)

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November 14

"Classification of galaxies with unsupervised neural networks" --Prof. S. Goderya (Physics)

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November 21

"Most favorable paths for photons in turbid media" --Prof. M. Marsalli (Mathematics)

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December 5

"Early experiments of light scattering in turbid media" --Prof. G. Rutherford (Physics)

Physics Colliquia, Fall 2002

All colloquia will be held on Tuesdays in Moulton 214 starting at 4pm (coffee and cookies will be served at 3:30pm, by Moulton 214).

September 10

"Surface Investigation by Using Electron Spectroscopies."
Dr. Paul Wang, Department of Physics, Bradley University

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October 1

"Photons and Phonons in Nanocrystals"
Dr. Guoki Liu, Argonne National Laboratory

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October 29

"Nanomagnetism: From Films to Wires and Dots"
Dr. Dongqi Li, Materials Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory

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November 5

"Bringing the Universe Down to Earth (A Career as a Planetarium Professional"
Karen Klamczynski, Barlow Planetarium, University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley
(This talk is presented as part of the Physics Alumni Lecture Series.)

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November 12

"Thermodynamic Modeling of the Formation of Aerosol Particles in the Ambient Atmosphere"
Garnet Erdakos, Department of Environmental Science & Engineering in Oregon Graduate Institute
(This talk is presented as part of the Physics Alumni Lecture Series.)

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November 19

"Matter Optics with Electrons"
Dr. Herman Batelaan, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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