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Graduate Students Supervised
1. V. SESHADRI (Ph.D.
in 1977) now at the Bell Laboratories. Title of thesis, Master Equation
Theory of Simultaneous Vibrational Relaxation and Intramolecular Decay.
2. Y. WONG (Ph.D. in 1979) now at the Bell Laboratories. Title of thesis,
Theoretical Study of Exciton Transport in Molecular Crystals.
3. P.E. PARRIS (Ph.D. in 1984) Past Chairman of the Physics Department
and Professor at the University of Missouri, Rolla. Title of thesis,
Sensitized Luminescence as a Probe of Exciton Transport in Organic
Molecular Solids.
4. D.W. BROWN (Ph.D. in 1984) now a Research Scientist at the Institute
of Nonlinear Science at the University of California, San Diego. Title
of thesis, Neutron Scattering and Muon Spin Rotation as Probes of
Light Interstitial Transport.
5. J.D. ANDERSEN (Ph.D. in 1985) now an Associate Professor at the Rochester
Institute of Technology. Title of thesis, Transport Theory for Photo-Injected
Electrons in Naphthalene.
6. G.P. TSIRONIS (Ph.D. in 1986) now a Professor of Physics at the University
of Crete, Greece. Title of thesis, Transport Studies in Nonlinear
Dimers and Molecular Solids.
7. D.H. DUNLAP (Ph.D. in 1987) now a Professor at the University
of New Mexico. Title of thesis, Charge Transport in High Fields and
under Strong Carrier-Lattice Interactions.
8. H. WU (Ph.D. in 1989) now a Senior R esearcher at NASA. Title of
thesis, Transport Studies Based on the Discrete Nonlinear Schroedinger
Equation.
9. X. FAN (Ph.D. in 1990) now at the University of North Texas. Title
of thesis, Studies of Unusual Thermal Transport in Solids and of
Related Nonlinear Problems.
10. V. KOVANIS (Ph.D. in 1991) now Senior Research Scientist at Corning
Inc. Title of thesis, Wave Packet Evolution in Restricted Geometries.
11. F. BISCARINI (supervised jointly with C. Bustamante of University
of Oregon, Eugene) (Ph.D. in 1993) now a Research Scientist at CNR,
Bologna. Title of thesis, Theory of Electron Transport in Scanning
Tunneling Microscopy and Applications to the Simulation of Images of
Metal Surfaces and Absorbed Molecules.
12. S. RAGHAVAN (Ph.D. in 1996) now a Senior Research Scientist at Corning.
Title of thesis, Strongly Interacting Quasiparticle-Boson Systems:
Validity of Approximation Schemes.
13. M. ENDICOTT (Ph.D. in 1996) now at the University of Kentucky. Title
of thesis, A Study of the Statistical Mechanics of Two Complex Systems.
14. D. SHELTRAW (Ph.D. in 1996) now a Research Scientist at the VA -
LANL laboratory. Title of thesis, Diffusion of Spins in the Presence
of Magnetic Fields Gradients and Confinement.
15. J. SCOTT (Ph.D. in 1998) Title of Thesis, Nonlocal Effects and
Spatial Correlations in the Transmission of Stress in Granular Materials.
16. L. A. GIUGGIOLI (Ph. D. in 2004) now Assistant Professor at University of Bristol, United Kingdom; Title of Thesis, Theory of Transport in Organic Crystals and Biological Systems.
17. David MacInnis (Ph. D. in 2007) now Research Scientist at All State, Chicago; Title of Thesis, Applications of Nonlinear Science and Kinetic Equations to the Theory of the Spread of Epidemics.
18. Mukesh Tiwari (Ph. D. in 2008) now Assistant Professor at the Dhirubhai Institute, Gandhinagar, India; Title of Thesis, Quasiparticle Motion in some Classical and Quantum Mechanical Systems: Investigations of Nanoscale Friction and Polaron Mobility.
19. Ziya Kalay (Ph. D. in 2009) from this Fall, Research Scientist at Kyoto University, Japan; Title of Thesis, Statistical Mechanics of Transport in Disordered Lattices and Reaction-Diffusion Systems.
20. Luis Felipe Gonzalez-Palacio (MS in 2009) now Amgen Fellow at Teach for America, Inc., Houston; Title of Thesis, Applications of Statistical Mechanics and Nonlinear Science to Ecological Phenomena.
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