Christopher M. Gould <gould@usc.edu>

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The Ultralow Temperature Physics group led by Hans Bozler and Chris Gould is one of only a few laboratories in the world capable of examining the properties of matter at temperatures less than one one-thousandth of a degree above absolute zero. While both faculty maintain separate research programs, there is a great deal of overlap and cooperation between them. The most significant research area for the group has been a long-term program of study of the superfluid phases of liquid ³He (including precision thermodynamic, dynamic magnetic, and hydrodynamic studies). In addition to this the ULT group is studying the strong magnetism induced in normally weakly magnetic ³He when placed next to walls, and issues regarding electron transport in metallic systems at ultralow temperatures. The group has a long history of developing ultralow temperature measurement techniques, and is presently developing instruments based upon single electron transistors and superconducting quantum interference devices.

Professor of Physics
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0484		 Office: SSC 204
Phone: (213) 740-1101
FAX: (213) 740-6653

Publications

My Favorite Links

Web Projects: The projects below are a bit more developed than this little page you're reading now.

And here's the first (1994) cut at a User's Guide for the Grades Reporter. I know it's _really_ due for a revision, but somehow I just haven't found the time. This document describes essentially the current system. No significant functionality has been added to the program since this was first printed.


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