Bromley - Teaching
SDSU Department of Physics
Seminar on Computational Astrophysics and Many-body Physics
(SCAMP) During the semester, weekly lectures/discussions by Profs. Johnson, Weber, Bromley on research emphasising theoretical/computational methods as applied to the quantum mechanics of nuclear, atomic and astrophysical systems. It's informal, so all welcome, particularly undergraduates. More information.
Fall 2008 Class Webpages:
Deprecated Class Webpages:
- 2008 - Spring: Physics 317: Introduction to Computational Physics (10)
- 2008 - Spring: Physics 610a: Quantum Mechanics A (13)
- 2007 - Fall: Physics 410: Quantum Mechanics (9)
- 2007 - Fall: Physics 608: Classical Mechanics (10)
- 2007 - Spring: Physics 610a: Quantum Mechanics A (18)
- 2006 - Fall: Physics 608: Classical Mechanics (10)
- 2006 - Spring: Physics 610a: Quantum Mechanics A (14)
- 2005 - Fall: Physics 410: Quantum Mechanics (16 Students)
Units of Research Teaching:
- 2007 - Summer: 498B (Baughn),
- 2007 - Spring: 498A (Baughn), 498B (Rollin), 797 (Kandes), 797 (Young)
- 2006 - Fall: 498A (Rollin), 797 (Kandes), 797 (Salazar), 797 (Young)
- 2006 - Spring: 797 (Salazar)
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