Nasser Demir

I am a fifth-year graduate student in the Physics Department at Duke University. I am working with the hot and dense QCD group, under the supervision of Professor Steffen A. Bass.

Contact information

  • Office: Physics 262
  • Telephone: (919)660-2455
  • Email: nsd5(at)phy(dot)duke(dot)edu

    Teaching Experience

  • Fall 2004: PHY 53 General Physics I: Lab Instructor & Teaching Assistant
  • Spring 2005: PHY 61 Introductory Mechanics: Lab Instructor & Teaching Assistant
  • Fall 2005: PHY 315 Advanced Quantum Mechanics: Teaching Assistant
  • Spring 2006: PHY 176 Thermal Physics: Teaching Assistant
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    Research Description

    The physics of ultrarelativistic heavy ion collisions. In particular, my work examines the behavior of transport coefficients in the deconfined and hadronic phases of a relativistic heavy ion reaction, and influence of non-equilibrium effects on such transport coefficients. Here is a primer for nonexperts.

    Curriculum Vitae

    CV in pdf format.

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