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Matt Springer is a graduate student of physics at Texas A&M university. He is also an occasional writer and tinkerer, and he is probably too curious for his own good.
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July 22, 2010
I've been in Casper Wyoming the last few days at the Workshop of Quantum Science and Engineering, put together by Dr. Marlan Scully. The point of the workshop is to discuss the various work we're doing, exchange ideas, and all...
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July 15, 2010
It's a pretty nice time for quantum optics and laser physics at Texas A&M, with us moving into a brand new lab and acquiring several new laser systems. One of the systems we're moving isn't new (we've had it for...
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July 11, 2010
Category: Sunday Function
The Stirling Approximation
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July 4, 2010
Category: Sunday Function
Happy birthday to the United States! It's one of the younger countries on the planet and yet has still managed to have one of the oldest continuous systems of government. Not too shabby. Here's hoping our current wobbles get straightened...
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