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| Dionisios Margetis |
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| Assistant Professor |
Institute
for Physical Science and Technology
Department of Mathematics |
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| Ph.D.,
Applied Physics, 1999, Harvard University |
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| Research Interests:
My research lies broadly in physical applied
mathematics, aiming to describe phenomena across
length and time scales. In materials science I have focused
on aspects of epitaxial growth and nano-device modeling, including:
(1) continuum models for the morphological evolution of crystal
surfaces below roughening; and (2) effects of atomistic processes
on the mesoscopic and macroscopic behavior of crystal surfaces.
In statistical mechanics I work on a macroscopic
description of Bose-Einstein condensation of trapped
atoms beyond mean-field approaches. In quantum mechanics
I study aspects of quantum computing and decoherence related
to scattering, by which spatial variables are included
in transforming quantum states for computations. In fluid
mechanics I have studied growth phenomena in advection-diffusion
processes. In electromagnetic theory, my primary interests are
wave propagation near boundaries and scattering of electric
fields by cells. |
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| Office: Math
4416 |
| Phone: 301-405-5455 |
| Eddress: dio
at math.umd.edu |
| Homepage: http://www.math.umd.edu/~dio |
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