Martin Gelfand

B.A., Physics and Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania, 1984
PhD, Physics, Cornell University, 1990

OFFICE: Room D217, Engineering Building (Note New Location!)
PHONE: 970-491-5263, FAX 970-491-7947
EMAIL: gelfand@lamar.colostate.edu

University Teaching

Fall 93 through Spring 96: PH571/2, Mathematical Methods

Fall 96: PH661, Statistical Mechanics

Spring 97: PH141, Physics for Scientists and Engineers I

Fall 97: PH661

Spring 98: PH141

Fall 98: PH692, Physics Colloquiumeister

Spring 99: PH572, PH692

Fall 99: NS180, Phenomena of Matter and Energy

Spring 00: PH142 Honors, Physics for Scientists and Engineers II

Fall 00: NS101, Phenomena of Matter and Energy

Spring 01: PH142 Honors

Fundamental physics of novel materials or states of matter. Recent subjects of study include

National Science Foundation Young Investigator Award, 1994

" Spin-wave excitation spectra and spectral weights in square lattice antiferrormagnets," R. R. P. Singh and MPG, Phys. Rev. B 52, 15695 (1995).
" Phase transitions in the symmetric Kondo-lattice model in two and three dimensions," Z.-P. Shi, R. R. P. Singh, MPG, and Z. Wang, Phys. Rev. B 52, 15695 (1995).
" Alkali fullerides: theoretical perspectives, progress, and problems," MPG, Superconductivity Review 1, 103 (1994).
" Off-diagonal long-range order and scaling in a disordered quantum Hall system," S. L. Sondhi and MPG, Phys. Rev. Lett. 73, 2119 (1994).
" A plane of weakly coupled Heisenberg chains: theoretical arguments and numerical calculations," I. Affleck, MPG, and R. R. P. Singh, J. Phys. A 27, 7313 (1994).