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Undergraduate research at LU (continued, part V)

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Young and Bahrim
NAME: Joseph Young

CLASSIFICATION: Junior

HOMETOWN: Beaumont

MAJOR/MINOR: Electrical Engineering, Physics

RESEARCH TOPIC: Computer-based Optical Spectroscopy

SYNOPSIS OF RESEARCH:

The objective of this research was to resolve the atomic spectrum of materials in order to observe relativistic interaction of atoms. This analysis was based on computer-based atomic spectroscopy used to analyze matter at the atomic level and at high-resolutions. One result of the experimentation performed was an ability to identify unknown elements through examination of the emission spectrum of contaminated samples. Another outcome is that the results and experimental techniques are being integrated into course material that will be used by the physics program.

DATES OF RESEARCH: 2004-Present

PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS: Goldwater Scholarship Essay

RECOGNITION RECEIVED: Selected as a 2005 Barry M. Goldwater Scholar

FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Cristian Bahrim
 
 
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