Wolfgang Bauer
Professor
Department of Physics and Astronomy
and National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory

Associate Chairperson, Undergraduate Programs

Contact Information

Email:
Phone:
Administ. Asst.:
or:
Fax:

bauer@nscl.msu.edu
517 333 6326
517 333 6333
517 355 9671
517 353 5967

Address:
National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48823-1321
USA

Research Interests

  • Nuclear transport theory (BUU)

    Would you like to see a couple of nuclei collide? => Click on the icon on the right.
    (This reaction was calculated using my BUU program and turned into a movie by Scott Pratt).

Patent:

Advances in Nuclear Dynamics (Editor):

(All published by Plenum Publishing Corporation, New York)

  • Advances in Nuclear Dynamics 1, Proceedings of the 11th Winter Workshop on Nuclear Dynamics held in Key West, Florida, February 1-3, 1995
  • Advances in Nuclear Dynamics 2, Proceedings of the 12th Winter Workshop on Nuclear Dynamics held in Snowbird, Utah, February 3-10, 1996
  • Advances in Nuclear Dynamics 3, Proceedings of the 13th Winter Workshop on Nucelar Dynamics held in Marathon, Florida, February 1--8, 1997
  • Advances in Nuclear Dynamics 4, Proceedings of the 14th Winter Workshop on Nucelar Dynamics held in Snowbird, Utah.

Research funding:

National Science Foundation
Presidential Faculty Fellow Award

Virtual University Course Development

Electronic Publications: Virtual University Development

  • The delivery engine for my virtual university classes is MSU LectureOnline, a software system written by my former student Gerd Kortemeyer. Gerd and I have written a paper that explains the main concepts of this system. This paper was published on Apple's Educational Object Economy's web-site.
  • You can also view the slides of a brief PowerPoint presentation that I made at the 1998 AAPT meeting.


Other Education Activities

Textbook

The German version of our introductory physics cd-rom/textbook, titled cliXX Physik, has appeared. It covers mechanics, thermal physics, and oscillations and waves. It contains 70 quicktime movies, 25 java applets, over 150 interactively graded numerical problems, over 100 true-false exercises, 60 muliple choice questions (all with solutions), many interactive derivations, and about 500 html pages.

The cd runs under the Windows, Mac, UNIX, and LINUX operating systems via Netscape or Explorer browsers (included in the cd).


NSCL Theory Group


NSCL


Physics-Astronomy