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Charles E. Campbell

Professor

348 Tate, 624-4141, email campbell @ umn.edu
Campbell

Research Areas: Magnetism/Quantum Fluids/Condensed Matter/Many-Body Theory/Statistical Mechanics.

Current Research

The many-body theory of magnetic systems and of quantum fluids:
The theory and simulation of the structure and dynamics of micron-scale and nano-scale magnetic materials. The many-body theory and quantum statistical mechanics of strongly correlated condensed matter systems, including quantum fluids in bulk geometries, films and clusters/droplets; weakly interacting Bose gases; highly correlated quantum Coulombic systems, including the low density electron gas, electron-hole systems, liquid metallic hydrogen, the anomalous quantum Hall effect, and the electronic structure of atomic systems. The structure and dynamics of classical fluids, including molecular dynamics.

Selected Publications

M. Yan, H. Wang, P. A. Crowell, C. E. Campbell, and C. Bayer, Spin Wave Modes In Thin-Film Ferromagnetic Stripes, Condensed Matter Theories Vol 20, edited by John W. Clark, Robert M. Panoff, and Haochen Li (Nova, New York, 2006),p. 251

G. D. Skidmore, A. Kunz, C. E. Campbell, and E. Dan. Dahlberg, Micromagnetic domain structures in cylindrical nickel dots, Phys. Rev. B 70, 012410 (2004)

C. Bayer, J. P. Park, H. Wang, M. Yan, C. E. Campbell, and P. A. Crowell, Spin Waves in an Inhomogeneously Magnetized Stripe, Phys. Rev. B 69, 134401 (2004)

C. E. Crowell, Ming Yan, J Berezovsky, and P. A. Crowell, Simulations of Magnetic Dynamics in Iron-Cobalt Films, Condensed Matter Theories 17, 295 (2003).

C. E. Campbell, Helium Liquids in Confined Geometries; Chapter 1 of Microscopic Approaches to Quantum Many-Body Theories in the series, Advances in Quantum Many-Body Theories, (E. Krotscheck and J. Navarro, ed., World Scientific, 2002)

A. Kunz and C. E. Campbell, Magnetic Vortices in Submicron Nickel Dots and Films, Condensed Matter Theories 16, (2001)

C.E. Campbell and A. Kunz, Metastable Domain Patterns Studied Using Monte Carlo Simulations, Condensed Matter Theories 15, (2000).

C. E. Campbell, A. Wynveen, A. Setty, A. Howard, and J. W. Halley, Identical Particle Scattering from a Weakly Coupled Bose Condensed Gas, hys. Rev. A 62, 023602 (2000).

Education

Ph.D. in Physics, Washington University (St. Louis), 1969.
B.S. in Physics, The Ohio State University, 1964.