[phas-dept] Fwd: Physics Talk by Chris Thron of TAMUCT

Matt Wood Matt.Wood at tamuc.edu
Wed Oct 31 12:23:53 CDT 2012


If anyone is interested in watching this talk, let me know by Noon Thursday, and I'll see about setting it up on our end in our TTVN room.  It looks very good for anyone considering graduate studies in Physics.

Thanks,

Matt A. Wood, Ph.D. 
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	Dr. Christopher Thron of Texas A&M Central Texas will be providing Tarleton’s Society of Physics Student a colloquium this Friday at noon via TTVN if other students in the TPC would like to join us.
	 
	The title of Dr. Thon’s talk is "A process interpretation of the Feynman integral in quantum mechanics".  In the presentation Dr. Thorn will spend quite a bit of time developing the Feynman integral approach to quantum mechanics, at a level accessible to undergrads who have taken (or are taking) quantum mechanics. He will then move on to briefly describe some new work we've done based on this approach.
	 
	If you want to connect to the talk and need help, you can contact Elsa DeLeon (EDELEON at tarleton.edu <mailto:EDELEON at tarleton.edu> , 254-968-9060), at Tarleton who has setup the TTVN connection between Central Texas and Tarleton and she will add your site to the connection. Our TTVN room for the talk is Nursing 108 (TSN-108) which is where our 1:00 E&M class that follows your talk is also held.
	 
	If you don’t have a TTVN room and want to watch the talk live via streaming web video on your computer, please contact Elsa and she can set that up.
	 
	Looking forward to seeing everyone on Friday.
	 
	Dr. Daniel K Marble
	Department of Engineering and Physics
	Tarleton State University
	 


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