Professor Ewan M.Wright

COLLEGE OF OPTICAL SCIENCES

 

Professor at the College of Optical Sciences (weather), joint appointment with the Department of Physics, at the University of Arizona, Honorary Professor in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of St. Andrews; B. Sc., Heriot-Watt University, Scotland, 1980; Ph. D. Heriot-Watt University, 1983; Max-Planck Institute for Quantum Optics, Munich 1983-1985; College of Optical Sciences, University of Arizona, 1985-date.

 

Last updated:  7/1/09


This work is carried out in collaboration with many colleagues including Professors Marvin Girardeau at the College of Optical Sciences, and Professor Kishan Dholakia's Optical Trapping Group at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland.



Teaching & Advising

Current classes

 

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Previous classes


 

 

Ph. D and Masters students supervised

Monica A. Gubbels Masters (1988) A theoretical study of nonlinear guided waves.
David R. Heatley Ph. D (1990) Dynamics of solitons in nonlinear optical waveguides.
Augusto Rodrigues Ph. D (1996) Nonlinear pulse propagation near a two-photon resonance.
Kirk Cook Masters (1996) Analysis of a model for optical breakdown in water using ultrashort pulses.
Keith Kasunic Ph. D (1997) Nonlinear dynamics of circular grating distributed feedback lasers.
Michal Mlejnek Ph. D (1998) Intense femtosecond pulse interaction with transparent and absorbing media.
Sierk Pötting Masters (1998) Gap solitons in atomic Bose-Einstein condensates.
Joe Triscari Ph. D (2000) Application of Lie theory to optical resonators: the two dimensional master equation
John Perrault Masters (2002) Simulation of nonlinear optical measurements for the carrier-envelope phase of ultrashort pulses
Carl Maes Ph. D (2003) Transverse mode properties of resonators with a Gaussian gain
Thomas Niday Ph. D (2004) Stability and transient effects in ultraviolet filaments
Chris Anderson Masters (2005) Numerical study of Bessel beam propagation
Casey T. Streuber Masters (2006) Numerical study of the Dark Poisson spot
Dan Roskey Ph. D (2007) On the role of linear processes in the development and evolution of filaments in air
Klaus Metzger Ph. D (2007) Longitudinal optical binding (U. of St. Andrews)

 


 

Selected & recent papers

List of refereed papers

Web of Science

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General Information

 

Secretariat Tammy Orr, Room 642 Phone: (520) 621-1925 
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Email:     ewan.wright@optics.arizona.edu 

 



 


 


 

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