Charlotte Elster
Professor of Physics
Main Field: Theoretical Nuclear Physics
- Director, Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (INPP)
- Fellow of the American Physical Society
- Nature of Research and Scholarship
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Current Research Interests
- Few-Nucleon Systems
- Relativistic Effects in Few-Body Systems
- Nuclear Reactions at Intermediate Energies
- High Performance Computing
Selected Research Work
- Relativistic Three-Body Scattering
- Operator form of 3H (3He) and its Spin Structure
- Three-Body Scattering - Break-up Reactions
- Study of Three-Body Forces in a Three-Body Bound State
- Deuteron Spin Configurations
- Incoherent Photoproduction of Eta-Meson from Deuterium near Threshold
- Nuclear Reactions at Intermediate Energies
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Selected Conference Contributions and Invited Talks
- Division of Nuclar Physics (DNP) of the American Physical Society Bonner Prize Committee, Chair
- Secretary Treasurer, Few-Body Topical Group, APS
- Statewide User Group (SUG) at the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC)
Current National Committees and Offices
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Curriculum Vitae
Complete Publication List
Philosophy of Teaching and Learning
Few-Body Topical Group of
the American Physical Society (APS)
On-line course: PSC105 (Color, Light, and Sound)
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Winter 1999: | Phys 755: Nuclear Theory |
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Winter/Spring 2004: | Phys 611/612: Quantum Mechanics |
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| Fall 2006: | Phys 735: Relativistic Quantum Mechanics |
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Winter 2003: | Phys 251: General Physics: Mechanics |
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Fall 2010: | Phys 303/503: Computational Physics |
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Fall 2009: | Phys 726: Particles and Nuclei I: Nuclear Reactions |
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