Education
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PhD, University of Western Ontario, Canada, 1977
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BSc, University College, Cork, Ireland, 1970
Employment
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University of Arizona: Department of Mathematics and Optical
Sciences, Professor, 1985-present;Optical Sciences;
Research Associate Professor, 1984-1985; Research Assistant Professor,
1981-1984; Research Associate, 1979-1981
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Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland: Reader in Physics,
1984-1990
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Universitate Bielefeld, West Germany: Fakultat fur Physik, Research
Associate (Wissenchaftler Mitarbeiter), 1977-1979
Professional Activities
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National Research Council, Naval Studies Board, Workshop on
Mathematics, Member
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Mathematics in Material Sciences, Society for Industrial and Applied
Mathematics, Member, Organizing Committee
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University of Minnesota, Institute of Mathematics and Its
Applications, Organizer, Workshop on Nonlinear Optical Materials.
Research
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Mathematical modeling and simulation of photonics systems including
semiconductor lasers, fiber lasers, photonic Bragg and photonic crystal
fibers.
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Fundamental theory of semiconductor lasers including microscopic
physics.
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Modeling high power femtosecond atmospheric light strings.
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Nonlinear theory of partial differential equations and chaos
synchronization in extended complex spatiotemporal interacting systems
systems.
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Sophisticated algorithm development for large scale computational
photonics systems simulations including adaptive mesh refinement and
parallelization on distributed and shared memory supercomputer
platforms.
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