Mapping diamond surfaces using interference - Revision history

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 *[[Running ParSA]]
 *[[Frontiers In Undergraduate Research Poster Session]]
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-This project was written up and submitted by Matthew Demas as an honors thesis.  With this thesis, Matthew graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Physics with distinction.  The submitted thesis, entitled [http://zeus.phys.uconn.edu/halld/diamonds/MattDemasThesis-5-2008.pdf Analysis of Synthetic Diamond Interferograms Using Simulated Annealing], was submitted on May 17, 2008.
+This project was written up and submitted by Matthew Demas as an honors thesis.  With this thesis, Matthew graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Physics with distinction.  The submitted thesis, entitled [http://zeus.phys.uconn.edu/halld/diamonds/MattDemasThesis-5-2008.pdf Analysis of Synthetic Diamond Wafer Interferograms Using a Parallel Simulated Annealing Algorithm], was submitted on May 17, 2008.
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 This page represents a ongoing project dealing with using interference patterns to map the surface of a diamond wafer.  Since this is my first page, you'll have to excuse any blatant errors that I do not pick up on immediately.  Currently this page will represent my work with Dr. Richard Jones on an model of the beam splitter featured in the Michelson interferometer.  I will start by giving a brief introduction to electromagnetic radiation, then move on to the model itself (including graphs,etc.).  Here is a link to my [[Weekly Goals]].

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-This project was written up and submitted by Matthew Demas as an honors thesis.  With this thesis, Matthew graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Physics with distinction.  The submitted thesis, entitled [http://zeus.phys.uconn.edu/halld/diamonds/MattDemasThesis-5-2008.pdf blah blah blah], was submitted on May 17, 2008.
+This project was written up and submitted by Matthew Demas as an honors thesis.  With this thesis, Matthew graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Physics with distinction.  The submitted thesis, entitled [http://zeus.phys.uconn.edu/halld/diamonds/MattDemasThesis-5-2008.pdf Analysis of Synthetic Diamond Interferograms Using Simulated Annealing], was submitted on May 17, 2008.
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 This page represents a ongoing project dealing with using interference patterns to map the surface of a diamond wafer.  Since this is my first page, you'll have to excuse any blatant errors that I do not pick up on immediately.  Currently this page will represent my work with Dr. Richard Jones on an model of the beam splitter featured in the Michelson interferometer.  I will start by giving a brief introduction to electromagnetic radiation, then move on to the model itself (including graphs,etc.).  Here is a link to my [[Weekly Goals]].

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		+	This project was written up and submitted by Matthew Demas as an honors thesis. With this thesis, Matthew graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Physics with distinction. The submitted thesis, entitled [http://zeus.phys.uconn.edu/halld/diamonds/MattDemasThesis-5-2008.pdf blah blah blah], was submitted on May 17, 2008.
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	This page represents a ongoing project dealing with using interference patterns to map the surface of a diamond wafer. Since this is my first page, you'll have to excuse any blatant errors that I do not pick up on immediately. Currently this page will represent my work with Dr. Richard Jones on an model of the beam splitter featured in the Michelson interferometer. I will start by giving a brief introduction to electromagnetic radiation, then move on to the model itself (including graphs,etc.). Here is a link to my [[Weekly Goals]].		This page represents a ongoing project dealing with using interference patterns to map the surface of a diamond wafer. Since this is my first page, you'll have to excuse any blatant errors that I do not pick up on immediately. Currently this page will represent my work with Dr. Richard Jones on an model of the beam splitter featured in the Michelson interferometer. I will start by giving a brief introduction to electromagnetic radiation, then move on to the model itself (including graphs,etc.). Here is a link to my [[Weekly Goals]].

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 *[[Temperature Scheduling in Simulated Annealing]]
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−	This page represents a ongoing project dealing with using interference patterns to map the surface of a diamond wafer. Since this is my first page, you'll have to excuse any blatant errors that I do not pick up on immediately. Currently this page will represent my work with Dr. Richard Jones on an model of the beam splitter featured in the Michelson interferometer. I will start by giving a brief introduction to electromagnetic radiation, then move on to the model itself (including graphs,etc.).	+	This page represents a ongoing project dealing with using interference patterns to map the surface of a diamond wafer. Since this is my first page, you'll have to excuse any blatant errors that I do not pick up on immediately. Currently this page will represent my work with Dr. Richard Jones on an model of the beam splitter featured in the Michelson interferometer. I will start by giving a brief introduction to electromagnetic radiation, then move on to the model itself (including graphs,etc.). Here is a link to my [[Weekly Goals]].

	==Interference and Light Waves==		==Interference and Light Waves==