RESUME

Xuan LI

Department of Physics, University of Oklahoma  

440 W.Brooks, NH 100

Norman, OK, 73019, USA

Email: xuanli@ou.edu

Homepage: http://nhn.ou.edu/~li/

 

POSITION:

Fifth year Ph.D. graduate student in physics. Expected Completion Fall 2008

Research Assistant

University of Oklahoma, Department of Physics

 

EDUCATION:

1999-2003    Department for Intensive Instruction, Nanjing University, B.S.

2003-2005    Department of Physics, University of Oklahoma, M. S.

2005-present  Department of Physics, University of Oklahoma, Ph. D.

 

REWARDS & HONORS:

1999-2002 First Class People’s Scholarship for achievements in academy, Nanjing University

2002 Chinese Academy of Sciences Scholarship, Nanjing University

2002 Mundell Scholarship, Nanjing University

2003 Full Scholarship and Teaching Assistantship, University of Oklahoma

2003 PASS in SPEAK test from University of Oklahoma

     PASS TO INSTRUCT in TEACH test from University of Oklahoma

2004-Now Full Scholarship and Research Assistantship, University of Oklahoma   

 

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS & WORK EXPERIENCES

Familiar with windows, Linux operating systems. FORTRAN and C programming skills. Experienced in reactive scattering problems, quantum control theories with intense or weak lasers, conical intersection and non-adiabatic coupling, solving differential equations (Time dependent Schrodinger Equation & Time independent Schrodinger Equation), large-scale computing, and construction of electronic PES using MOLPRO package. Fluent oral and written English and Chinese; great communication skills.

 

PUBLICATIONS:

1.       Conical Intersection between the lowest spin-aligned Li3 (4A') potential energy surfaces (J. Chem. Phys. 123, 091101 (2005))

Daniel Brue, Xuan Li, Gregory Parker

2.       General Laser Interaction Theory in Atom-Diatom Systems for Both Adiabatic and Non-Adiabatic Cases (J. Phys. Chem. A. Volume 110, 5504 (2006))
       Xuan Li, Daniel Brue, Gregory Parker , Sin-Tarng Chang

3.       New method for calculating bound states: The A1 states of Li3 on the spin-aligned Li3(4A’) potential energy surface  (J. Chem. Phys. 127, 014108 (2007))

Xuan Li, Daniel Brue, Gregory Parker

4.       Theory of laser enhancement and suppression of cold reactions: The fermion-boson 6Li+7Li2   6Li7Li+7Li radiative collision. (J. Chem. Phys. 128, 124314, (2008))

Xuan Li, Gregory A. Parker, Paul Brumer, Ioannis Thanopulos and Moshe Shapiro

5.       Laser-catalyzed production of ultracold molecules:  The 6Li+ 6Li7Li6Li2+7Li reaction. (Phys. Rev. Lett， 101，043003 （2008）.)

Xuan Li, Gregory A. Parker, Paul Brumer, Ioannis Thanopulos and Moshe Shapiro

6.       Laser-catalyzed production of ultracold heteronuclear molecules: The 6Li+ 6Li7Li6Li2+7Li reaction.  (To be submitted to Chem. Phys. Lett.)

Xuan Li, Gregory A. Parker, Paul Brumer, Ioannis Thanopulos and Moshe Shapiro

7.       Theory of laser enhancement of ultracold reactions: The fermion-boson population transfer adiabatic passage of 6Li+ 6Li7Li (=1mK)  6Li2 +7Li (=1mK) (J. Chem. Phys. 128, 184113, (2008).)

Xuan Li, Gregory A. Parker

8.       Potential energy surface for 14A’, 24A’, 24A’’ state (J. Chem. Phys. 129, 124305 (2008))

Xuan Li, Daniel A. Brue and Gregory A. Parker

9.       Ultracold formation of NaK diatom with Photoassociation Adiabatic Passage (To be submitted to Phys. Rev. A.)

Xuan Li, William Dupre, Gregory A. Parker, Michael A. Morrison and James P. Shaffer

10.   Analysis of CW laser pulse sequences in Photoassociation Adiabatic Passage  (To be submitted to Phys. Rev. A.)

          Xuan Li, William Dupre, Gregory A. Parker

 

 

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP:

American Physical Society

 

CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP:

l         2005  Workshop on the Quantum Reactive Scattering (QRS)

     Poster: A Critical Comparison of the Velocity Form and the Length Form of the Atom-Radiation Interaction in the Quantum Coherent Control of Bimolecular Reactions

l         2006 CCP6 Workshop on the Coherent Control of Molecules

l         2007 March: Visiting and collaborating with Prof. Moshe Shapiro at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada

l         2008 DAMOP 39th

Talk (session B4, unlisted): Controlled formation of diatomic molecule using laser catalysis

 

CONTACTS:

Office telephone     : (1)405-325-3961-EXTENSION 36207

Office Fax        : (1)405-325-7557


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