Here we have Curtis to the right, as he begins fielding questions... Kirill comments, "Welll, draw the dispersion curve of..." Right then. :)
Curtis goes on quite extensively concerning the usefulness of "lefthandedness", indeed!!!
The Solid State class was composed of a plethora of personas... including but not limited to physicists, chemists, material scientists, engineers, Danes, Spaniards, and even those person who are mathematically inclined.
Katherine begins her discussion with the unnatural confinement of certain persons within the constructs of the multi-million dollar Webster Physical Sciences building. Oh, she then finishes her discussion with Quantum Dots.
What the hell... surfaces matter???? Cramer details his very orderly and clean lab environment!
Uh... hmmmm... Laser safety??? Anyway, Kirill successfully escapes with his life before the taking of group pictures, damn it.
Jonas, expert in both quantum theory and downhill skiing, discussed the theory of superconductivity!
So Melissa, where, exactly, are we suppose to put that Bucky Ball??? Melissa CONCLUDES with the eventuality that exists for all who deal with the physics department.
"...and then you have to leave!" But not before engrossing oneself in the "Wave Packet Theory Of Pump Probe Experiments During Impulsive Excitation Of Halide Bridged Mixed Valence Transition Metal Linear Chain Complexes" YAY!
Impulsive Excitations
My "not so brief overview" followed by "oh, btw, this IS the beam path".
And here is a little quantum theory... My overly appreciative audience is quite amused. :)
