Program overview
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 2 NOVEMBER 2001
Session BA. Nuclear and Particle Physics I.
Friday afternoon, 15:30, 315, Corbett Center
- 15:30 BA.001
Strange Matter
- Bernd Bassalleck (University of New Mexico)
- 16:06 BA.002
Measurements in baryon spectroscopy and meson decay using the Crystal Ball
- Michael Sadler (Abilene Christian University), Crystal Ball Collaboration
- 16:42 BA.003
Automation of the Objectmon Detector Monitor system Offline
- Russell Mammei (University of Texas at El Paso), Dave Toback, Sungwon Lee (Texas Aamp;M University), CDF-Texas Aamp;M University Team, University of Karlsruhe Team, CDF Collaboration
- 16:54 BA.004
Particle Identification Studies for Future High Energy Linear Collider Experiments
- Qinglin Zeng, Robert Wilson (Department of Physics, Colorado State University)
- 17:06 BA.005
A LabVIEW-Based Data Acquisition System for the UTEP/Orsay Instrumented Collimator
- Alejandro Puga (University of Texas at El Paso), Philip L. Cole (University of Texas at El Paso and Jefferson Lab)
- 17:18 BA.006
A fast Monte Carlo for punch-throughs in the PHENIX muon arm
- Robert Hobbs, Timothy L. Thomas (University of New Mexico)
Session BB. Physics Education I.
Friday afternoon, 15:30, 317, Corbett Center
- 15:30 BB.001
An Exploration of Students' Models of Microscopic Particles and Microscopic Processes or Students' Understanding of Topics in Modern Physics and Quantum Mechanics
- Beth Ann Thacker (Texas Tech University)
- 16:00 BB.002
Improving Student Learning in Physics from K-20: The Role of Research
- Paula R.L. Heron (University of Washington)
- 16:30 BB.003
The Role of Computer Simulations in Students' Learning: A qualitative study of the evolution of students' ideas and scientific behaviors
- Valerie K. Otero (University of Colorado at Boulder)
- 17:00 BB.004
Student Use of Vectors in Introductory Mechanics
- Sergio Flores, Stephen Kanim (New Mexico State University)
Session BC. Thin Films and Semiconductors.
Friday afternoon, 15:30, Senate Gallery, Corbett Center
- 15:30 BC.001
Defects in Ultra-Thin Oxygen Implanted Silicon-on-Insulator Materials
- Supapan Seraphin, Jun Sik Jeoung, Benedict Johnson (Department of Materials Science and Engineering, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721)
- 16:06 BC.002
Pressure Dependent Magnetoluminescence Measurements\ in AlGaAs Semiconductor Alloys
- E.~D. Jones, K. Leung, N.~A. Modine, J.~L. Reno (Sandia National Laboratories), S.~W. Tozer, X. Wei (NHMFL)
- 16:18 BC.003
Temperature-Dependent Diamagnetic Shift of Exciton Photoluminescence from Random Alloys
- S. K. Lyo, E. D. Jones, J. L. Reno (Sandia National Laboratories)
- 16:30 BC.004
Plasma Enhanced MOCVD of Aluminum Nitride films
- Harlan Harris (ECE Dept, Texas-Tech Univ, Lubbock, TX), Nivedita Biswas (Physics dept, Texas-Tech Univ, Lubbock, TX), Henryk Temkin (ECE Dept, Texas-Tech Univ, Lubbock, TX), Shubhra Gangopadhyay (Physics Dept, Texas-Tech Univ, Lubbock, TX)
- 16:42 BC.005
Stoichiometry of Silicon Nitride films: A comparison of UV/VIS Spectrometry with Spectroscopic Ellipsometry and Rutherford Backscattering Spectroscopy
- C.S. Cook, N.V. Edwards, Erika Duda, R.B. Gregory, Stefan Zollner, H. G. Tompkins (Motorola)
- 16:54 BC.006
Initial Stages of Copper Sulfide Film Growth
- M. J. Campin, J. G. Zhu (New Mexico State University), J. C. Barbour, J. W. Braithwaite, P. P. Provencio (Sandia National Laboratories)
- 17:06 BC.007
The oxidation behavior of Cr and W thin films in laboratory air.
- Michael Newey, David Allred (Physics and Astronomy, BYU,Provo,UT)
- 17:18 BC.008
Obtainig soft x-ray constants of Fe in thin films and multilayers by resonant magnetic experiments of reflection
- Fabian Walter (Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Brigham Young University), H.-Ch Mertins (BESSY), Polarimeter Team