Program overview

SATURDAY MORNING, 13 NOVEMBER 2004

10:45 NA.001 Studying microstructural dynamics of complex fluids with particle tracking microrheology

Victor Breedveld (Georgia Institute of Technology)

11:21 NA.002 Hysteresis and competition between disorder and crystallization in granular flow

Karen E. Daniels (Dept. of Physics and Center for Nonlinear and Complex Systems, Duke University)

11:57 NA.003 Granular Rheology

Stephan Koehler (Physics Dept., Emory University)

10:45 NB.001 Experimental studies of chaos in simple systems using LabVIEW

Robert DeSerio (University of Florida)

10:57 NB.002 A Study of Moments of Inertia and Conservation of Angular Momentum

R. Seth Smith (Francis Marion University)

11:09 NB.003 Roll with a Jerk

Antonino Carnevali, Russell May (Morehead State University)

11:21 NB.004 Teaching Quantum Physics with QMTools

Curt A. Moyer (UNC Wilmington Department of Physics and Physical Oceanography)

11:33 NB.005 Data Collection with Linux in the Undergraduate Physics Lab

R. Dwayne Ramey (Cumberland University)

11:45 NB.006 An Example of Physicists Assisting with K-12 Education

Derek Jokisch, Jeannette Myers, Lisa Pike (Francis Marion University), Randy LaCross (South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics)

11:57 NB.007 Results from a West Tennessee Outreach Program in Physics/Astronomy

Cahit Erkal (University of Tennessee at Martin)

12:09 NB.008 Solution of measuring master equation for ideal quantum measurements.

James Marsh (University of West Florida)