Indiana University Cyclotron Facility and Indiana University Department of Physics
Address:
Indiana University Cyclotron Facility
2401 Milo B. Sampson Ln.
Bloomington IN 47408
USA
Office: 114A Cyclotron Building
Phone: 812-855-9365
Fax: 812-855-6645
email: available here
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Research Interests:
My primary field of research is experimental nuclear physics. Within this
field I specialize in investigations of polarization effects in nuclear
scattering, particularly in few nucleon systems and light nuclei. Topics
of my past publications have included: nucleon-nucleon elastic scattering,
charge symmetry violation, radiative capture in few nucleon systems and the
spin structure of 3He. I also maintain an interest in the technology
for making precision polarization measurements, such as polarized targets
and ion sources, polarization standards and new techniques in storage
rings and have published in these areas.
My vita including a complete list of publications in postscript. Here is also a shorter selected list in html. I also have a list of my active proposals and experiments at IUCF.
I along with some of my colleagues
here at IU have recently joined the
STAR
collaboration at
RHIC. The main
goal of the experiment is to find the quark gluon plasma. We are interested
in the high energy spin physics that will be done with the detector,
particularly measuring the fraction of the spin of a proton carried by
gluons.
A few useful physics related links:
My hobby is playing trumpet. I also have a physics interest in the accoustics of trumpets. You can find information on this on my trumpet page.
Under construction so not all links may be there as yet!