Jim Ellison, Professor Emeritus

Jim Ellison, Professor Emeritus
Department of Mathematics and Statistics The University of New Mexico E-Mail: ellison At math.unm.edu	Office: 204 SMLC Office Hours: by appointment Phone: 505-277-4110
Education: PhD Applied Mathematics, CalTech 1970 MS Engineering Mechanics, University of Wisconsin 1965 BS Engineering Mechanics, University of Wisconsin 1964 Teaching: Math 579 Under Consideration Relativistic Classical Electrodynamics and XFELs Course Description Research: Please note (REVISION IN PROGRESS 4/13/2018) Short Bio Short Vita Curriculum Vitae Research Papers DOE Grant Works Vlasov-Maxwell CSR Electron Storage Ring Beam-Beam Spin and Polarization Perturbation Theory Probability and Stochastic Processes Particle Channeling in Crystals Research Interests Beam Dynamics in Particle Accelerators Spin Dynamics and Polarization Physics Vlasov and Vlasov-Maxwell Equations - Analysis, Numerics, Perturbation Klimontovich-Maxwell and Mean Field Approximations Electron Storage Rings X-Ray Free-Electron Lasers Rigorous perturbation theory for Dynamical Systems defined by Maps, ODEs and partial differential integral equations. Averaging, quasi-periodicity, resonance, Diophantine conditions Probability and Stochastic Processes - Stochastic perturbation of Dynamical systems, Ito SDEs and Fokker-Planck Equations, Ergodic Theory Particle Channeling in Crystals Other Interests: Philosophy of Science Overview (A) Mathematics in Science (B) (C) Spiritual Traditions Overview (A) (B) (C) Last updated: 4/13/2018
Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of New Mexico Humanities 415 Albuquerque NM 87131