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The Department of Physics and Astronomy Colloquium is held on Monday afternoons at 4:15 p.m. in room SLH 102 unless otherwise noted.

    
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Spring 2005
Colloquium Bibliographies (from the Science & Engineering Library)
bullet January 10
The Greatest Crisis in the History of Animal Life
David J. Bottjer
Department of Earth Sciences, USC
bullet January 17
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, University Holiday
bullet January 24
Quantum Spin Noise
Alexander V. Balatsky
Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies (CINT), Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Abstract
bullet January 31
Confined water and adsorbed hydrogen in carbon nanotubes: A neutron-scattering study and its relevancy to bionanotechnology
Chun Loong
Intense Pulsed Neutron Source, Argonne National Laboratory
bullet February 7
— Joint colloquium with Astronautics and Space Technology Division
Solar System Frontier: Where the Solar Wind Meets Interstellar Medium
Mike Gruntman
Astronautics and Space Technology Division, Viterbi School of Engineering, University of Southern California
bullet February 14
Coronas and glories: phenomenon, explanations and experiments
Michael Vollmer
University of Applied Sciences , Brandenburg, Germany
Abstract
bullet February 21
Presidents Day, University Holiday
bullet February 28
The history and current state of water on Mars
Jeff Plaut
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
bullet March 7
Quantum Coherence and Coupling in Superconducting Josephson Phase Qubits
Ken Cooper
Department of Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara
bullet March 14
Spring Break
bullet March 21
No Colloquium: March APS Meeting
bullet March 28
Quantum diffusion on a lattice re-visited: decoherence and dissipation
Narendra Kumar
Raman Research Institute , Bangalore, India
bullet April 4
Computational design of nanostructures and nanostructured materials
Giulia Galli
Quantum Simulation Group, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Abstract
bullet April 11
The new wave in shock waves
Dana D. Dlott
School of Chemical Sciences, University of Illinois
Abstract
bullet April 18
Designing molecular dynamics methods to reach time scales on which real things happen
Arthur F. Voter
Theoretical Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Abstract
bullet April 25
Why is the Universe Accelerating?
Sean Carroll
Department of Physics, University of Chicago

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