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Paul Hintzen

Paul Hintzen

Professor, Astronomy

Ph.D., University of Arizona, 1975
B.Sc., University of Minnesota, 1971

Location:
Office: PH1, Room 212

California State University, Long Beach
Department of Physics & Astronomy
1250 Bellflower Blvd.
Long Beach, CA 90840-3901

Phone: (562) 985-8619 Office
Fax: (562) 985-7924
Email: hintzen@csulb.edu

Research Interest:

Our current understanding of the evolution of the universe is based on converging results from observations of stars, clusters of galaxies, and the cosmic microwave background. For example, each of these three fields provides an independent measure of the age of the universe using physical processes occurring on vastly different scales. My interests include observational studies of the late stages of stellar evolution, the stellar composition of galaxies, and the intracluster medium in rich clusters of galaxies.

Last update: 4/9/08

Colloquium:

Proximity Effect in Superconductor/Ferromagnet Hybrid Systems,

J. Gu, CSU Long Beach.

Monday, November 23, 2009, 11am, PH2-110.

TRIUMF cyclotron in Vancouvers: site of the muSR experiments.


Welcome to our two new faculty:

Prashanth Jaikumar

 Prashanth Jaikumar: New faculty member at the department of Physics & Astronomy

Dr. Jaikumar is a nuclear astrophysicist who graduated from SUNY at Stony Brooks. His interests are in high-density matter and its relation to astrophysical phenomena in neutron stars.

Yohannes Abate

Yohannes Abate: new faculty member of the department of Physics and Astronomy

Dr. Abate is a condensed matter experimentalist, who graduated from the University of Iowa. His interests are in near-field microscopy and spectroscopy imaging in metals and semiconductors, plasmonics in nanoparticles and the physics of metamaterials.


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