Dr. Robert Gilmore

 
Then and Now. Bob when he was a graduate student, and Bob now.
To see the in between click here.



So you don't believe in Dark Matter .... Or Dark Energy ....

Education

B.S. Physics MIT 1962
B.S. Mathematics MIT 1962
Ph. D. Physics MIT 1967

Contact Info

Physics Department, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA    19104   USA
Phone: (215) 895-2779;  FAX: (215) 895-5934
e-mails: robert.gilmore [at] drexel [dot] edu; bob [at] newton [dot] physics [dot] drexel [dot] edu; bob [at] bach [dot] physics [dot] drexel [dot] edu
 

Computational Physics

Personal

Photos

Research Interests

Toys

Bob's Interaction with Computers

Courses

Student Term Papers

Books

Current Book: The Symmetry of Chaos

New Book: Geometry and Lie Groups

Works in Progress

Various Polished Chapters

The Chaos Program

The Thermodynamics Program

Group Theory Papers

Presentations

70th Birthday Party

Gull Pond

Colleagues

New Curriculum

Notes for Quantum Book

Ph.D. Theses

Research Interests

Everything under the sun, and quite a few things beyond.
Especially the structure of and signatures of chaos, and how to extract these signatures from experimental data.
 

Bob's Interaction with Computers:


 

Colleagues

Partners during this evolutionary process have been great friends and colleagues.  They include Hernan G. Solari,
Gabriel B. Mindlin,  Mario Natiello,  Nicholas B. TufillaroTsvetelin D. TsankovChristophe Letellier , and Marc Lefranc .