Physics Department faculty conduct research which contributes to the creation of new knowledge based in the most basic laws that govern the behavior of nature. Their research programs involve undergraduate students and international opportunities for collaborations with academics, industry, and governmental organizations.

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Submissions from 2003

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Computer-controlled In-class Feedback System for Interactive Lectures, Thomas J. Bensky

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Radio Polarization of the Young High-Magnetic-Field Pulsar PSR J1119-6127, Fronefield Crawford and Nathan C. Keim

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Biological Permanent Magnets, Richard B. Frankel

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Application of Interferometric Wave Propagation for Refractive Index Measurements of Solids, Glen D. Gillen and Shekhar Guha

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Analysis of Resonance Structure in the Above-Threshold Ionization Photoelectron Spectra of Magnesium, Glen D. Gillen and L D. Van Woerkom

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Measurement of the Index of Refraction of a Flat Zinc Germanium Phosphide Wafer in the Infrared, Glen Gillen and Shekhar Guha

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Energy Scaling Law for Buildings, David W. Hafemeister

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Review of Tritium on Ice: The Dangerous New Alliance of Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Power by Kenneth D. Bergeron, David W. Hafemeister

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US Nuclear Security Cooperation With Russia and Transparency, David W. Hafemeister

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Driven Depinning of Strongly Disordered Media and Anisotropic Mean-Field Limits, M. Christina Marchetti, A. Alan Middleton, Karl Saunders, et al.

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Electrical and Spectroscopic Studies of the Effects of DC Electric Fields on Pre-Mixed Propane-Air Flames, S D. Marcum, G D. Gillen, and B N. Ganguly

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Net charge fluctuations in Au+Au collisions at √sNN=130 GeV, STAR Collaboration and T.D. Gutierrez

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Pion-Kaon Correlations in Central Au+Au Collisions at √sNN=130 GeV, STAR Collaboration and T.D. Gutierrez

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Three-Pion Hanbury Brown–Twiss Correlations in Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collisions from the STAR Experiment, STAR Collaboration and T.D. Gutierrez

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Searching for planetary transits in the field of open cluster NGC 6819 – I, R. A. Street, Keith Horne, T. A. Lister, et al.