M. Anthony Reynolds| Associate Professor of
Engineering Physics Department of Physical Sciences Embry-Riddle University 600 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. Daytona Beach, FL 32114 |
Office: COAS
319.20 Phone: (386) 226-7752 Fax: (386) 226-6621 email: reynodb2@erau.removethis.edu |
Dr. Reynolds received his B.A. in Physics from the University of California at Santa Cruz in 1987, and his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1995. His dissertation was concerned with the role that waves play in the transport of energy and momentum in nonequilibrium plasmas. He then spent three years as a postdoctoral researcher at the Plasma Physics Division of the Naval Research Laboratory, where he studied space plasma physics, and three years as a faculty member at the Department of Physics and Astronomy of Howard University. In August 2001 he joined the faculty of the Department of Physical Sciences of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
He is
currently teaching physics courses
and also pursuing research into
fundamental issues of plasma physics and space
physics. For more information concerning his
research, see the links below.
His Erdos
number is 5, and his Bacon
number is 2. Therefore, his
Erdos-Bacon number is 7. (see here for details)
Invitation: Come by my office, we'll have a cup of 
and
talk about physics
(or chess). You can also
borrow a book from my library
(current listing is here). Or check
out this list
of books. My recent publications on arXiv can be found here.
Or, if you want a letter of recommendation, see here.
If you're interested in
the Standard Model of particle physics, you can read my
popular book "Fundamental
Physics in the Third Millennium." (or purchase
from Amazon)
If you want a textbook on Modern Physics (relativity and
quantum mechanics), you can read "Twentieth Century
Physics" (or purchase from Amazon)
General
Links:
Modern Plasma Theory,
by Burton D. Fried
Physical
Sciences Colloquium Series (not current)
Equivalency Exams (please
contact Dr Bereket
Berhane)
ERGS - Elston Relativity and Gravitation
Symposium
Accurate
Time
Fundamental Physics in the Third Millennium
August
2011
Society of Physics Students/SPS
Fusion
physics
What are plasmas?
Ideas for independent study
Collaborators:
Department of Physics
and Astronomy, Howard University
Plasma
Physics Division, Naval Research Laboratory
Upper Atmospheric Branch,
Space Science Division, Naval Research Laboratory
Institute d'Aeronomie
Spatiale de Belgique
Department of Physics and
Astronomy, UCLA
Department
of
Physics
and
Space
Sciences,
Florida
Institute
of
Technology
Research Links:
The
Exploration of the Earth's Magnetosphere
The SOHO satellite
Space
Weather
Astronomy
Picture
of the Day
Windows to the Universe
Views of
the Solar System
more
links
Plasmaphile
( former physics blog )
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"Nature abhors a
vacuum" - Aristotle
"Nature abhors an electric field" - Reynolds
"Nature abhors a naked singularity" - Hawking