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The instructor for this course is Prof. Stephen Teitel. Prof. Teitel has been at the University of Rochester for over 30 years. He is a condensed matter theoriest who uses large scale numerical simulations to study phase transitions in different physical systems. His recent work has been on the flow and jamming of granular materials.
Contact: You can contact Prof. Teitel at stte@pas.rochester.edu.
Prof. Teitel's office is in BL 455B.
Office Hour: Prof. Teitel's office hour is Tuesdays 2-3 pm in BL 455B. Please feel free to contact Prof. Teitel by email if you would like to arrange a different time to chat.
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| We will have two Teaching Assistants for the course this semester. The TAs will be grading your homework assignments. |
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Sean Kelty is an 8th year graduate student in the Department working with Prof. Ghoshal in the area of Complex Systems.
Contact: You can contact Sean at skelty@ur.rochester.edu
Sean's office is in BL 474.
Office Hour: Sean is also available for discussions and help with the course. His office hour is Wednesdays 2 - 3 pm in BL 474. If this time is not convenient, please feel free to contact him by email to arrange another time to discuss.
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Elise McCarthy is a 5th year graduate student in the Department working with Prof. Wolfs in the area of astroparticle physics.
Contact: You can contact Elise at mmccar21@ur.rochester.edu
Elise's office is in BL 203G.
Office Hour: Elise is also available for discussions and help with the course. Her office hour is Thursdays 3 - 4 pm in BL 203G. If this time is not convenient, please feel free to contact her by email to arrange another time to discuss.
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| If you have any questions or complaints about how your Problem Sets have been graded, please contact the appropriate TA first. If that does not provide satisfaction, then contact Prof. Teitel. |