Aratyn, Henrik; Ph.D., Copenhagen (Denmark), 1984. Quantum field theory, especially models characterized by a huge number of symmetries such as strings and conformal and integrable models, which all play a key role in modern theoretical physics.
Office:2376 SES Tel:(312)996-8913 FAX:(312)996-9016 E-mail: Aratyn@UIC.EDU Homepage
Hoff, Gloria T.; Ph.D., Chicago, 1964. A proponent of a 'strongly correlated resonances' model originally motivated by striking regularities observed in plots of pi-plus proton elastic differential-cross-section data and a background-resonance amplitude analysis based on it.
Office:2256 SES Tel:(312)996-4608 FAX:(312)996-9016 E-mail: gloria@uic.edu Homepage
Imbo, Tom; Ph.D., Texas at Austin, 1988. Applications of group theory and algebraic topology in quantum field theory; exotic statistics for identical particles; novel topological aspects of gauge theories, nonlinear sigma models, and gravitational theories.
Office:2152 SES Tel:(312)996-3446 FAX:(312)996-9016 E-mail: imbo@uic.edu Homepage
Keung, Wai-Yee; Ph.D., Wisconsin-Madison, 1980. Symmetries in gauge theories, particularly on the phenomenology of the nonconservation of lepton numbers; CP parity.
Office:2252 SES Tel:(312)413-2778 FAX:(312)996-9016 E-mail: keung@uic.edu Homepage
Licht, Arthur; Ph.D., Maryland, 1963. Simple models of bound states in the continuum, Dirac particles in multiple connected spaces, knots and physics, ancient comets
Office:2154 SES Tel:(312)413-2791 FAX:(312)996-9016 E-mail: licht@uic.edu Homepage
Pagnamenta, Antonio; Ph.D., Maryland, 1965. Development of phenomenological models for the strong interactions and for the internal structure of the elementary particles.
Office:2276 SES Tel:(312)996-2239 FAX:(312)996-9016 E-mail: pag@UIC.EDU Homepage
Sukhatme, Uday ; Sc.D., MIT, 1971. Phenomenology of high-energy elementary particle collisions, consequences of supersymmetric quantum mechanics.
Office:2264 SES Tel:(312)996-3413 FAX:(312)996-9016 E-mail: sukhatme@uic.edu Homepage
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