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The Center for Complex Quantum Systems

The Center for Complex Quantum Systems*. Department of Physics The University of Texas at Austin. Formerly The Ilya Prigogine Center for Studies in Statistical Mechanics and Complex Systems. The People of the Center. Meet the research faculty and staff at the Center, and learn about their latest projects and publications. Director and Prof. Allan H. MacDonald. Co-Director and Prof. Linda Reichl. Prof Alex de Lozanne. Assoc Prof. Gregory A. Fiete. Prof Emeritus Lothar Frommhold. Asst Prof. Keji Lai.

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As previously announced, this web mail service has been disabled as part of the decommissioning of the legacy physics email service shutdown. Please note your account is not yet disabled, and will work with any standard email client (thunderbird, outlook, alpine, smartphone/tablet applications, etc). Only the web mail interface has been shutdown. However, you will need to migrate your email soon. Additional information can be found at http:/ mail.ph.utexas.edu/docs/self-migration.html.

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ICC 2006 Workshop

UT to Host ICC in Austin, Texas. The University of Texas. Will proudly host the Innovative Confinement Concepts (ICC) Workshop in February 2006. Mark your calendar now beginning Sunday, February 12 for on-site registration, and the technical meeting beginning Monday, February 13, 2006. We look forward to seeing y'all. This web site is the official source for all the details of the 2006 conference. Please bookmark this page, and check back with us frequently as we continue to post additional content.

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Welcome

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Raizen Lab -- Home

Keck Foundation Awards $1.5 Million for New Method to Cool Atoms and Student Research. University of Texas Press Release. Improved Method for Isotope Enrichment Could Secure a Vital Global Commodity. University of Texas Press Release. Physics colloquium: Breaking Barriers with Maxwell`s Demon. The University of Texas at Austin. Center for Nonlinear Dynamics. Austin, TX 78712, USA. Robert Lee Moore Hall 2.204.

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Home Page for Richard Fitzpatrick

The University of Texas at Austin. Institute for Fusion Studies, University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX 78712. Robert Lee Moore Hall : 11.324. Rfitzp@farside.ph.utexas.edu.

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Center for Nonlinear Dynamics

Nonlinear Dynamics Group Meetings. Post-Docs / Research Staff. Convection and Interfacial Phenomena. Couette-Taylor Instabilities and Turbulence. Networks of Atoms and People. Student Flows in Texas. Spatial structure in intercellular interactions. Interactions leading to biofilm formation. Internal Wave Turning Depth. Antimicrobial Activity of Ibuprofen Against Cystic Fibrosis Associated Gram Negative Pathogens. Dynamic Fingering in Adhered Lipid Membranes. Nucleation in sheared granular matter. Yasuhik...

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Texas Petawatt Laser

Back row, left to right: Doug Hammond, Srdjan Marijanovic, Gilliss Dyer, Mike Donovan. Front row: Ted Borger, Erhard Gaul, Mikael Martinez, Martin Ringuette. Andrew Lafferty. On this web site, you can see the components of the laser system. Read about our research plan. And find links to research publications. For researchers who have been selected to conduct an experiment on the laser, and for those who would like to propose reasearch, we have a section on information for users and prospective users.

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UT Austin Theory Group

Contact and Visitor Information. Theory Group Seminars and Special Talks. Geometry and String Theory Seminars. Our PhDs and Postdocs. Dr David Simmons-Duffin, Caltech. Dr Nathan Seiberg, IAS Princeton. Dr Cobi Sonnenschein, Tel Aviv University. Dr Michael Peskin, SLAC. Dr Michael Peskin, SLAC. Dr Silviu Pufu, Princeton University. Dr Michele Del Zotto, Harvard University. Dates not yet reserved by a speaker are not shown on this page. See the Theory Group Seminars. Diams; Physics Department.

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UT Center for Relativity

UT Center for Relativity. Researchers in the Center for Relativity are involved in the study of gravitation in both the classical and quantum regimes. In addition to numerical studies, students in the group are investigating the structure of Einstein's (10 coupled, nonlinear partial differential) equations from a purely mathematical standpoint as well, including questions about constraint propagation and boundary conditions which are at the forefront of research in the field.