Who I am . . .

• Name: Robert J. Perry
• Title: Professor, Department of Physics
• Degrees: B.A. in Liberal Arts, St. John's College, Annapolis, Maryland, 1978; Ph.D. in Physics, University of Maryland, 1984.

Where I am . . .

• Office: M2056 Physics Research Building; 191 West Woodruff Avenue
• Home address: 482 Highgate Avenue, Worthington, OH 43085
• Email: perry.6@osu.edu

What I do . . .

• Teaching:
  • Autumn 2013: Honors Physics 5500 Quantum Mechanics I
• Old Teaching Web Pages:
  Spring 2013: Honors Physics 5501 Quantum Mechanics II
  • Autumn 2012: Honors Physics 5500 Quantum Mechanics I
  • Spring 2012: Honors Physics 633 Quantum Mechanics III
  • Winter 2012: Honors Physics 632 Quantum Mechanics II
  • Autumn 2011: Honors Physics 631 Quantum Mechanics I
  • Winter 2011: Honors Physics 632 Quantum Mechanics II
  • Autumn 2010: Honors Physics 631 Quantum Mechanics I
  • Winter 2010: Honors Physics 132 Relativity and Electricity & Magnetism
  • Autumn 2009: Physics 594 Quantum Mechanics
  • Spring 2009: Physics 730 Methods of Theoretical Physics
  • Spring 2008: Physics 730 Methods of Theoretical Physics
  • Winter 2008: Physics 622 Statistical Physics II
  • Autumn 2007: Physics 621 Statistical Physics I
  • Spring 2007:Physics 633 Quantum Mechanics III
  • Winter 2007: Physics 632 Quantum Mechanics II
  • Autumn 2006: Physics 631 Quantum Mechanics I
  • Spring 2006: Physics 633 Quantum Mechanics III
  • Winter 2006: Physics 632 Quantum Mechanics II
  • Autumn 2005: Physics 631 Quantum Mechanics I
  • Summer 2005: Physics 730 Methods of Theoretical Physics
  • Spring 2005: Physics 633 Quantum Mechanics III
  • Winter 2005:Physics 632 Quantum Mechanics II
  • Autumn 2004: Physics 631 Quantum Mechanics I
  • Spring 2003: Physics 664 Lagrangian Mechanics, Nonlinear Dynamics & Chaos
  • Spring 2002: Physics 664 Lagrangian Mechanics, Nonlinear Dynamics & Chaos
  • Spring 2000: Honors Physics 133 Thermodynamics, Special Relativity, Quantum Mechanics
  • Autumn 1999: Physics 596 Senior Seminar: Speaking and Writing for Physics and Astronomy
  • Spring 1998: Honors Physics 133 Waves, Special Relativity, Quantum Mechanics
• Group: Nuclear Theory Group
• Research interests:
• Similarity Renormalization Group for Nuclear Physics
• My research articles
• renormalization group
• hadronic effective field theories
• quantum chromodynamics
• light-front field theory

What I did ... Vita

• Former graduate students:
• Richard Mohr, Ph.D. 2003, National Institute for Computational Sciences, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN; (865) 241-6311
• Roger Kylin, Ph.D. 2001, Deputy Division Manager, Systems Engineering Group, Inc., Columbia, MD
• Brent Allen, Ph.D. 1999, Systems Engineering Group, Inc., Columbia, MD
• Billy Jones, Ph.D. 1997, Senior Physicist, Applied Physics Laboratory, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA; 206-685-3084
• Martina Barnas, Ph.D. 1997
• Al Mieth, M.S. 1995
• Yizhang Mo, Ph. D. 1992
• John E. Davis, Ph. D. 1991, Center for Space Research, MIT, Boston, MA

More information . . .

• Final Report
• Final Report Appendix A
• Final Report Appendix B
• Benchmarking Report
• Peer Rankings by College
• NSF Institutional Profile of OSU
• NSF Peer Profiles for Physics
• NSF Peer Profiles for Chemistry
• Research Commission Fiscal Implentation Recommendations (not acted on)