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Jean-Francois Van Huele

Jean-Francois VAN HUELE

 

Current students:                                                                 Research Night Slide:

  • Prashanna Simkhada is studying the connection between entanglement and superposition
  • Ryan Sayer (MS) is studying algebraic methods for quantum dynamics and connections with classical chaos

 

Recent student theses:

 

Bailey HSU  (PhD dissertation 2010)

Inhomogeneity-induced spin current in atomic and condensed matter systems

(Bailey is now a postdoctoral fellow in spintronics at the National Chiao Tung University in Hsinchu, Taiwan)

 

Nathan STEIGER (Honors thesis 2010)

Quantum Uncertainty and conservation law restrictions on gate fidelity

(Nathan is now a PhD student at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington)

 

Adam HALL (Senior thesis 2009)

Describing two charged particles in a magnetic field using trajectories and wave functions through matrix factorization

(Adam is now a System Engineer at Northrop Grumman in Aurora, Colorado)

 

Lucas EARL (Senior thesis 2008)

Explorations in Quantum Relativity

(Lucas tutors physics and math at UVU until the start of his mission for the LDS church)

 

Mark TRANSTRUM (Honor's thesis 2006)  

Quantum mechanics in Snyder space

(Mark is now a PhD student at Cornell University)

 

Vern HART (Senior thesis 2006)  

Airy wave packets as quantum solutions for recovering classical trajectories

(Vern now teaches physics in Texas, and will start graduate school soon)

 

Jared STENSON (MS thesis 2005)   

Representations for understanding the Stern-Gerlach effect

(Jared is now a PhD student at Oregon State University)

 

Daniel JAMES (Senior thesis 2004)  

A Semi-classical study of electron blurring in the longitudinal Stern-Gerlach magnet

(James is now a financial consultant in Seattle Washington)

 

Jason EVANS (MS thesis 2004)  

On the variability of the fine structure constant

(Jason is now a PhD student at the University of Michigan)

 

Philip DU TOIT (Honor's thesis 2000)    

Spin current: the contribution of spin to the probability current for nonrelativistic particles

(Philip is now a PhD student in control and dynamical systems at the California Institute of Technology)

 
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