James Bernard
Computational
solid-state physics; novel semiconductor materials and structures;
semiconductor alloys; properties of surfaces and interfaces
Lincoln
D. Carr
Theoretical
many body quantum and classical mechanics in
application to ultracold quantum gases: quantum phase
transitions; atomic and molecular superfluidity and
superconductivity; atom lasers; nonlinear waves;
fractals, solitons, and vortices.
Mark Coffey
Investigations
of new application areas of quantum information science and the
physical constraints and limits on computation. Investigations in
mathematical physics including special function theory and inverse
problems
John De Santo
Electromagnetic wave propagation, rough surface scattering,
mathematical physics
P. David Flammer
Computational electromagnetic theory
Alex Flournoy
Fundamental and phenomenological problems in string theory including
nongeometric backgrounds, tachyonic instabilities, nonperturbative
formulations and generalized geometry.
Mark
Lusk
Computational physics, nanomaterials.
James
A. McNeil
Theoretical
nuclear physics; relativistic approaches to
nucleon and nuclear structure and scattering.
David
M. Wood
Computational
condensed-matter physics; new semiconductors; first- principles phonon
calculations.