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Seminars are held on
Fridays at noon in the faculty lounge (Physics Room 298).
The seminars are given by Duke Physics graduate students and post-docs
and run between 25 and 50 minutes in length. The atmosphere is intended
to be friendly and that of a learning experience for everyone involved.
No faculty attend the seminar, to enhance the atmosphere of a meeting of
equals.
All Duke
Physics graduate students are strongly encouraged to attend and all
post-docs are invited.
Lunch, usually pizza, is provided.
January 18th:
Jie Hu Pion Physics from Lattice QCD
February 8th:
Le Luo Strongly Interacting Fermi Gases: Universal Thermodynamics and Perfect Fluidity
February 15th:
Yu Zeng A proposal for the W boson mass measurement at CDF
February 29th:
Joel Greenberg INVESTIGATION OF SLOW LIGHT IN AN ANISOTROPIC MAGNETO-OPTICAL TRAP
April 4th: Mary Kidd, Some progress in my research.
August 29th:
Jie Hu An introduction to effective field theory.
September 5th:
Qiang (Alan) Ye 3He Relaxation Time Measurements At Low Temperatures For The Neutron Electric Dipole Moment (nEDM) Experiment
September 12th:
Joel Greenberg Recoil-induced Resonances in the Transient Domain
September 19th:
Huidong Xu, Electronic dynamics in a semiconductor superlattice with a shunting side layer
October 3rd:
Mary Kidd, Double--Electron Capture on ^{112}Sn to the Excited 1871 keV State in ^{112}Cd - A Possible Alternative to Double--Beta Decay
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Please contact Huidong Xu to
schedule a seminar or alter an incorrect entry.