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Kirk McDonald

Professor Emeritus

Princeton University

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Department of Physics

Kirk Mcdonald is currently serving as a Physics Professor Emeritus at Princeton University.

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Princeton University

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particle physics applied physics physics accelerator technology nuclear physics accelerator physics particle accelerators materials science atomic physics instrumentation nuclear science particle beam radiation magnetism neutrino factory radiation oncology high energy physics radiation detection experimental physics laser science magnetic fields electromagnetism instrument science muon collider photonics theoretical physics particle technology muon colliders synchrotron radiation theoretical high-energy physics general relativity nuclear engineering muon pairs high-power target experiment fluid flow numerical simulations ion beam instrumentation neutrino physics cern ps hadronic production polarized positrons black holes instrumentation engineering particle cosmology neutrino astronomy experimental analysis synchrotron radiation research magnetic measurement analytical instrumentation future plans muon collider research muon-pair production proton decay international design study csi photocathodes fast rich detector muon collider source space weather electronic materials atomic spectroscopy fusion science fusion engineering thermal engineering energy research magnetic resonance quantum photonics high-energy astrophysics electronic instrumentation radiation chemistry free electron lasers wave motion wave propagation fundamental physics meson spectroscopy wave interference quality control hadron physic

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Bose and the Angular Momentum of the Photon. American Journal of Physics (2024)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicsangular momentumquantum sciencequantum mechanicscondensed matter physicsmagnetismbose-einstein condensationapplied physicsphotonics

Optimal Generalized Vector Explicit (Genex) Homing Guidance of Nonholonomic Systems. IEEE Aerospace Conference (2024)

Kenneth McDonaldZhihua QuEdward Daughtery

systems engineeringengineering optimizationcontrol systemsvector explicitmathematical optimizationguidance systemnonholonomic systemsvector controlaerospace engineering

A Magnetic Field Based on AmpèRe's Force Law. American Journal of Physics (2023)

Chananya GronerTimothy M. MinteerKirk T. McDonald

physicsforce lawparticle physicsmagnetic fieldsapplied physics

A Vectorial Analysis of the “Golfer's Nemesis”. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicsapplied physicsmathematical physicsvectorial analysis

Breakdown of a Misinterpretation of Noether's Theorem. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicstheoretical physicstheoretical high-energy physicsquantum mechanicsapplied physics

Motion of a Charged Particle in the Electric Field of a Uniformly Charged Finite Wire. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicselectromagnetic fieldscharge transportelectromagnetismfinite wirecondensed matter physicscharged particlemagnetismmagnetic fieldselectrical engineeringnumerical simulationsapplied physicselectric field

Radiated Energy and Momentum for Time-Dependent Dipoles. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicstheoretical high-energy physicsradiation generationmagnetismsynchrotron radiation researchtheoretical physicsquantum sciencequantum mechanicsapplied physicsscalar transporthigh energy density physicslarge scale structureelectromagnetic fieldsradiation oncologytime-dependent dipolescondensed matter physicssynchrotron radiationparticle beamradiation

Detectors With Fast Timing via Electron Multiplication in Silicon and Gases (Final Report). (2020)

Kirk McDonald

applied physicsfast timingelectron multiplicationdetector physic

Acknowledgments. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Michael SpitzerRichard WillLaurence DreyfusMarshall BrownMatthew HeadPeter HoytLawrence ZbikowskiJacqueline HattenRobin MccabeJudy TsouLarry StarrJoann TaricaniAine HeneghanGeorge BozarthJane BrownJoel DurandShannon DudleyBerkeley AcquaintancesPeter Mercer-TaylorSteve SwayneJoseph Kerman

Comment on “a Variable-Mass Snowball Rolling Down a Snowy Slope”. The Physics Teacher (2019)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicsvariable-mass snowball

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Kirk McDonald

Professor Emeritus

Princeton University

Affiliations

Department of Physics

Kirk Mcdonald is currently serving as a Physics Professor Emeritus at Princeton University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kirk McDonald

Princeton University

Professor Emeritus

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bose and the Angular Momentum of the Photon. American Journal of Physics (2024)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicsangular momentumquantum sciencequantum mechanicscondensed matter physicsmagnetismbose-einstein condensationapplied physicsphotonics

Optimal Generalized Vector Explicit (Genex) Homing Guidance of Nonholonomic Systems. IEEE Aerospace Conference (2024)

Kenneth McDonaldZhihua QuEdward Daughtery

systems engineeringengineering optimizationcontrol systemsvector explicitmathematical optimizationguidance systemnonholonomic systemsvector controlaerospace engineering

A Magnetic Field Based on AmpèRe's Force Law. American Journal of Physics (2023)

Chananya GronerTimothy M. MinteerKirk T. McDonald

physicsforce lawparticle physicsmagnetic fieldsapplied physics

A Vectorial Analysis of the “Golfer's Nemesis”. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicsapplied physicsmathematical physicsvectorial analysis

Breakdown of a Misinterpretation of Noether's Theorem. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicstheoretical physicstheoretical high-energy physicsquantum mechanicsapplied physics

Motion of a Charged Particle in the Electric Field of a Uniformly Charged Finite Wire. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

Radiated Energy and Momentum for Time-Dependent Dipoles. American Journal of Physics (2022)

Kirk T. McDonald

Detectors With Fast Timing via Electron Multiplication in Silicon and Gases (Final Report). (2020)

Kirk McDonald

applied physicsfast timingelectron multiplicationdetector physic

Acknowledgments. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Comment on “a Variable-Mass Snowball Rolling Down a Snowy Slope”. The Physics Teacher (2019)

Kirk T. McDonald

physicsvariable-mass snowball

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