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Department of Physics – Condensed Matter

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Skip to main content. Condensed Matter Physics is demonstrably the area of most intense current activity in physics worldwide. The over 30,000 pages of scientific articles published every year by Physical Review B testify to the tremendous ongoing effort in this field, motivated by its fundamental interest as well as its technological relevance. The Physics Department at San Diego State University has an active experimental Condensed Matter group. Areas of interest include:. Electronic Structure of Metals.

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Department of Physics – Computational Physics

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Skip to main content. Nuclear and Many Body Physics. Our group works on mathematical and computational models of quantum many-body systems, mostly nuclei but also the electronic structure of atoms and gases of cold atoms. Some of the topics within this area include:. High performance computation of nuclear structure,. First principles calculations of nuclear structure,. Exploring how orderly patterns arise out of symmetry and randomness,. Scattering and reactions in nuclei and in atomic systems,. A schem...

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Department of Physics – History

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Skip to main content. History of the SDSU Physics Department. Retro photo taken by Vernon Heger circa 1940s. Photo of 27 gentleman out on lawn in front of Hepner Hall, SDSU. Since then, Patrick Papin 2001-2005, Saul Oseroff 2005-2007 and Usha Sinha 2007-currently. PDF) download Adobe Reader. DOC) download Word viewer. XLS) download Excel viewer. PPT) download Powerpoint viewer. 2016 Department of Physics, San Diego State University.

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Department of Physics – Lecturers

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Skip to main content. Email: mfinegold@mail.sdsu.edu. Email: raynard.fong@med.navy.mil. Email: ckishimo@physics.ucsd.edu. Office Phone: (619) 594-1013. Email: rnelson@mail.sdsu.edu. Office Phone: (619) 594-4812. Email: proeder@mail.sdsu.edu. Natural Science Program Coordinater/Advisor for the Physical Science Major. I am the advisor for the physical science and chemistry. Single subject preparation majors. Office Phone: (619) 594-6157. Email: gshackel@mail.sdsu.edu. PDF) download Adobe Reader.

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Department of Physics – Location

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Skip to main content. Directions to get here:. From 8 East or West, take the College Avenue exit. Head south towards main campus. Parking Instructions and how to get a visitor permit:. Once you have exited College Avenue, continue south until you have passed Canyon Crest Drive. As soon you pass Canyon Crest Drive, turn right onto a small driveway. The visitor permit machine will be on your left hand side. The machine takes cash, credit cards, and debit cards. View the Campus Map. DOC) download Word viewer.

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Department of Physics – Overview

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Skip to main content. In the fall of 2007, Dr. Usha Sinha joined as the Chair of the Physics Department and the Director of the Radiological Health Physics program. The Master’s program in Radiological Health Physics was reinstated in fall 2008 and since January 2010, the program has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Educational Programs. Designed in accordance with the guidelines of Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Educational Programs (CAMPEP). This...

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Department of Physics – Prospective Students

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Skip to main content. Why study Physics at SDSU? The SDSU Physics Department is distinguished by its favorable student-to-faculty ratio: upper division physics courses average less than 25 students, and graduate courses about 10 students. The department actively promotes close student-faculty contact; faculty members personally know most upper division and graduate students. Full-time faculty teach most of the undergraduate and graduate lectures and laboratory courses. Minor in physics,. Major in physics...

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Department of Physics – Grants and Awards

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Skip to main content. Prof Baljon’s research has been funded funded by the NSF since 2005. Her most recent NSF grants are:. 8221;Topological Changes In Associative Polymer Networks Due to Mechanical Stress” NSF-DMR (PI) $264 2010-current. 8220;Acquisition of a Computer Cluster for Molecular Sciences” NSF-CHE CRIF MU (CoPI) $146.50 2010-2012. 2014-2015: “Computational Methods for Many Body Systems,” DOE grant $90,000. Professor Kuznetsova are of research lies with Optics. Her recent grant is:. President&#...

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Department of Physics – Adjunct

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Skip to main content. SDSU Department of Physics Adjuncts. Sharon Bendall, MS. Larisa E. Dobriansky, LLM,. GeorgeTown University Law School. Hilario Goncalves, PHD. High Energy Nuclear Astrophysics. James Mueller, PHD. PI Sponsored Research Award. David Rohy, PHD. Cornell UniversityEISG Program (Alan Sweedler). Gordon Shackelford, MS (Emeritus). Adriana Nava Vega, PHD. Inst National del Astrofisia Optic. Liquid Crystal Display (Jeff Davis). Dr Gilbert Boswell, MD. Lt Larry Burns, M.S. Haoran Jin, Ph.D.