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Michael Braunstein

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Central Washington University

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Physics

Michael Braunstein is currently serving as a Physics Professor at Central Washington University.

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particle physics physics nuclear physics high energy physics experimental physics elementary particles quantum chromodynamics nuclear science materials science applied physics condensed matter physics atomic physics hadron physic high-energy nuclear reaction quantum science chemistry nuclear astrophysics electromagnetism space science planetary change quantum chemistry condensed matter lightwave technology light science nuclear materials general systems acta astronautica nuclear decays heavy ion physic meson spectroscopy asteroids general relativity electron diffraction electron spectroscopy electron physic lepton-nucleon scattering many-body problem laser photochemistry laser-induced breakdown laser science laser material laser processing technology nuclear power environmental radiochemistry radioactive contamination chaos theory high-dimensional chaos nonlinear oscillations orbit determination δ− components inclusive scattering quasielastic scattering cross sections quasifree pion isospin asymmetries giant quadrupole states ni isotopes π mesons complete spin-transfer measurements inelastic electron laser-induced damage pulse duration 1053-nm light comet hale-bopp coma morphology

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Detection of Radioactive Isotopes From the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in the Kittitas Valley of Washington State. ScholarWorks (Central Washington University) (2012)

radioactive isotopesnuclear chemistrynuclear powerwashington stateenvironmental radiochemistryradioactive contaminationkittitas valleynuclear materials

Observing Program Calculator for Eclipsing Binary Star Systems. American Journal of Undergraduate Research (2012)

astrophysicsobservational astronomyprogram calculatorastronomyacta astronauticastellar astrophysicsorbit determination

Electronic Realization of Chaotic Systems. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2008)

nonlinear systemselectronic realizationnonlinear oscillationsdynamical systemsgeneral systemschaos theoryapplied mathematicshigh-dimensional chaos

The Effect of Pulse Duration on Laser-Induced Damage by 1053-Nm Light in Potassium Dihydrogen Phosphate Crystals. Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE (2006)

materials sciencelaser processing technologylaser sciencespectroscopylaser materiallaser-induced breakdown1053-nm lightlaser-induced damageapplied physicsoptical materialslaserslight sciencepulse durationlaser photochemistryoptical propertieslightwave technology

Pion-Induced Transport of π Mesons in Nuclei. Physical Review C (2000)

physicsmeson spectroscopynuclear physicsquantum chromodynamicsnuclear scienceexperimental physicsπ mesonselementary particleshigh energy physicsparticle physics

An Optical Archive of Comet Hale-Bopp: Dust Expansion Velocities and the Evolution of Coma Morphology. Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society (1998)

F. DeglmanM. WomackM. BraunsteinD. A. PinnickG. AakerM. GoldschenJ. ZilkaB. HenningR. ComstockP. HoffmanD. FaithS. MooreJ. RicottaA. WiestC. Modi

coma morphologyobservational astronomyastronomycomet hale-boppplanetary sciencesdust expansion velocitiesoptical archive

Evidence for Δ− Components in Nuclei. Physics Letters B (1998)

δ− componentsphysicsnuclear astrophysicsnuclear physicshigh-energy nuclear reactionnuclear scienceexperimental physicshigh energy physicsheavy ion physicparticle physicsnuclear decays

A Ccd Image Archive of Comet C/1995 O1 (Hale-Bopp): Dust Expansion Velocities. Earth Moon and Planets (1997)

asteroidsastrophysicsobservational astronomyspace scienceastronomyplanetary scienceearth scienceplanetary changeplanetary sciences

Cross Sections and Analyzing Powers for Quasielastic Scattering at 795 and 495 Mev Using the (P→,N) Reaction. Physical Review C (1995)

D. L. ProutC. ZafiratosT. N. TaddeucciJ. UllmannR. C. ByrdT. A. CareyP. LisowskiJ. B. McClellandL. J. RybarcykW. SailorW. AmianM. BraunsteinD. LindD. J. MercerD. CooperS. DeLuciaB. LutherD. G. MarchlenskiE. SugarbakerJ. RapaportB. K. ParkE. GülmezC. A. WhittenC. D. GoodmanW. HuangD. CiskowskiW. P. Alford

nuclear physicsparticle physicsquasielastic scatteringcross sections

Inclusive Scattering of 500-Mev Pions From Carbon. Physical Review Letters (1993)

physicsquantum chromodynamicshadron physicinclusive scatteringexperimental physicselementary particleshigh energy physicsparticle physics

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Michael Braunstein

Professor

Central Washington University

Affiliations

Physics

Michael Braunstein is currently serving as a Physics Professor at Central Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Braunstein

Central Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Detection of Radioactive Isotopes From the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in the Kittitas Valley of Washington State. ScholarWorks (Central Washington University) (2012)

radioactive isotopesnuclear chemistrynuclear powerwashington stateenvironmental radiochemistryradioactive contaminationkittitas valleynuclear materials

Observing Program Calculator for Eclipsing Binary Star Systems. American Journal of Undergraduate Research (2012)

astrophysicsobservational astronomyprogram calculatorastronomyacta astronauticastellar astrophysicsorbit determination

Electronic Realization of Chaotic Systems. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2008)

nonlinear systemselectronic realizationnonlinear oscillationsdynamical systemsgeneral systemschaos theoryapplied mathematicshigh-dimensional chaos

Pion-Induced Transport of π Mesons in Nuclei. Physical Review C (2000)

physicsmeson spectroscopynuclear physicsquantum chromodynamicsnuclear scienceexperimental physicsπ mesonselementary particleshigh energy physicsparticle physics

An Optical Archive of Comet Hale-Bopp: Dust Expansion Velocities and the Evolution of Coma Morphology. Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society (1998)

F. DeglmanM. WomackM. BraunsteinD. A. PinnickG. AakerM. GoldschenJ. ZilkaB. HenningR. ComstockP. HoffmanD. FaithS. MooreJ. RicottaA. WiestC. Modi

coma morphologyobservational astronomyastronomycomet hale-boppplanetary sciencesdust expansion velocitiesoptical archive

Evidence for Δ− Components in Nuclei. Physics Letters B (1998)

δ− componentsphysicsnuclear astrophysicsnuclear physicshigh-energy nuclear reactionnuclear scienceexperimental physicshigh energy physicsheavy ion physicparticle physicsnuclear decays

A Ccd Image Archive of Comet C/1995 O1 (Hale-Bopp): Dust Expansion Velocities. Earth Moon and Planets (1997)

asteroidsastrophysicsobservational astronomyspace scienceastronomyplanetary scienceearth scienceplanetary changeplanetary sciences

Cross Sections and Analyzing Powers for Quasielastic Scattering at 795 and 495 Mev Using the (P→,N) Reaction. Physical Review C (1995)

nuclear physicsparticle physicsquasielastic scatteringcross sections

Inclusive Scattering of 500-Mev Pions From Carbon. Physical Review Letters (1993)

physicsquantum chromodynamicshadron physicinclusive scatteringexperimental physicselementary particleshigh energy physicsparticle physics

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