University of Oklahoma

Physics and Astronomy Colloquium Schedule - Spring 1998

Thursdays - 4:00 pm in Nielsen Hall 211

Coffee and cookies are served at 3:30pm in the first floor of Nielsen Hall.

The Physics and Astronomy colloquium is a forum for invited scientists to present modern research in a fashion accessible to those with a background in physics, but who are not experts in the field. Talks are aimed at a graduate level.


Click on the date to follow the links to more information about the speakers and their topics, where available.

If you have any questions or suggestions for seminar topics or speakers, please contact Dr. Mullen, at kieran@ou.edu or by phone at (405) 325-3961.


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Jan 15 Classes Begin No Seminar - First Week of Classes!
Jan 22 Bruce Mason

OU

Teaching Physics with Mathematica
Jan 29 Curtis Bradley

NIST (Gaithersberg)

Atom Optics, Bose-Einstein Condensates, and Nanolithography (abstract)
Feb 2 (Monday) Eric Abraham

JILA

Atom Fiber Optics (abstract)
Feb 4 (Wednesday) Carl Bender

Washington University

The Complex Pendulum
Feb 5 He Wang

Univ. of Connecticut

Photoassociative Spectroscopy of Laser Cooled Potassium Atoms in a High Density Magneto-Optical Trap (abstract)
Feb 9 (Monday) David Mordaunt

Univ. of California, Berkeley

Fast-Beam Radical Photochemistry: Characterization of Combustion Pathways and Intermediates (abstract)
Feb 12 John Kitching

NIST (Boulder)

Coherence Effects in Cold, Trapped Atoms (abstract)
Feb 19 Special Faculty Meeting

TBA
Feb 26 Glenn Agnolet

Texas A&M

Crystallization Waves: The solid-liquid interface of 4He (abstract)
Mar 5 Vigdor Teplitz

SMU

Strange Quark Matter Searches (abstract)
Mar 12 No Colloquium

Spring Break!
Mar 19 Paul Houston

Cornell University

Photofragment Imaging Studies of Ozone Photodissociation: Implications for the Stratosphere (abstract)
Mar 20 (Friday) Al Cameron

Harvard University

The Origin of the Earth and the Moon (abstract)
Mar 26 William Romanishin

OU

Puzzling Colors of Objects in the Kuiper Belt (abstract)
Apr 2 Kim Milton

OU

The Case for Monopoles (abstract)
Apr 9 John Krizmanic

Goddard Space Flight Center

Orbiting Wide-angle Light Collectors: An Earth Orbiting Experiment to Study E > 10^20 eV Particles by Observing Giant Airshowers from Space (abstract)
Apr 16 Robert Wyatt

University of Texas at Austin

Quantum dynamics of energy flow in molecules (abstract)
Apr 23 Paul Crowell

University of Minnesota

Magnetic Semiconductor Heterostructures and Nanostructures (abstract)
Apr 30 Steven Berry

University of Chicago

The Mysterious Phase Behavior of Small Systems (abstract)

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