MARKOS AN KARAGIORGIS

University of North Texas
Department of Physics

P.O BOX 308411, Denton, TX 76203

HOME PHONE: 940-380-0444

WORK PHONE: 940-565-4759

E-MAIL:  mk0003@jove.acs.unt.edu

OBJECTIVE:       To land a challenging R&D position as

                             a research scientist with a Scientific Company.

EDUCATION:      PH.D (Physics) Expected May 2000

                            University of North Texas, Denton, TX 76203

THESIS TOPIC: “Calculation of the Green Functions of The Fractional-wave Equations In 3-dimensions: Applications In Calculations Of The Transport Coefficients Using Fractional Derivatives As Manifestations Of The Microscopic Memory In Macroscopic Environment.”

                              Master of Science (Physics)                    May 1995

                              Clarkson University, Potsdam  NY

                              Bachelor of Science (Physics) May 1992

                              University of Crete, Greece

SKILLS:               

Strong Knowledge In The Following Areas:

·        Digital  Signal Processing

·        Numerical  analysis

·        Data processing (using linear methods and nonlinear methods such as Hurst exponents, entropic methods, etc.)

·        Time series analysis

·        Computer  Simulations Strong knowledge of physics and mathematics

·        Great Communication Skills.

COMPUTER SKILLS:        

Working experience:

·        Fortran77 (ab-initio calculations, mean value calculation for different set of data, calculation of atomic energy levels, simulations)

·        Fortran90 (codes for digital signal processing)

·        C++ (same coding for digital signal processing, digital Filters)

·        Unix (I was administrator of the Unix server of nonlinear group of the university of north Texas)

·        Mathematica, Maple, Matlab, Microsoft Excel

·        Working experience with GnuPlot (graphic interface program)

·        Windows 98, Windows 95

·        Familiarity with Linux

Research Experience:            

·        Electromagnetic Scattering (propagation of electromagnetic waves in disorder materials and  material with fractal geometry)

·        PHD THESIS RESEARCH: Calculation of the Green functions of the fractional-wave equations in 3-dimensions: applications in calculations of the transport coefficients using fractional derivatives as manifestations of the microscopic memory in macroscopic environment.

·        Solution of wave equations and Maxwell equations using fractional calculus

·        Disorder materials (transport properties, master equations, many body theory)

·        Thermodynamics properties of dissipative systems, chaotic systems using maps  and spectral decomposition of unitary operators (markov operators, frobenius-peron operators)

·        Nonlinear  Dynamics

·        Chaos  Theory

·        Condensed matter theory

·        Symbolic   dynamics

PUBLICATIONS:  

 “Trajectory entropy versus probability density entropy”

                                       Submitted to Physical Review E

PRESENTATIONS:    

International Conference about Complexity  - Presentation: “Trajectory Entropy Versus Density Entropy         

EMPLOYMENT:        University of North Texas, Denton, Texas 72603

Teaching assistant

·     Working in Astronomy Lab and Lecturing In UNT  Applied Science and Technology Centre. Lectured in the course, prepared any material for the course, responsible for the technical support of the lab.

·     Working at The Center of Instructional Physics supervising the work of the students and helping them better understand obtuse concepts in physics as well as teaching them abstract thinking and problem solving strategies in tutorial sessions.

                                  Clarkson University, Potsdam  NY

Teaching Assistant

·     Working at The Center of Instructional Physics giving recitation sessions and tutorial sessions as well as helping students on a one-on-one basis to help them better understand the material.

                                      University of Crete, Crete, Greece

Lab Technician

·   Working at the electronics lab

Responsible for the technical support of the lab, setting up experimental equipment (oscilloscopes, Multi-Meters, stroboscopes, etc.)

AFFILIATIONS:           S.P.S Member

Miscellaneous:    U.S citizenship (Born in San Francisco, California)

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