Brett van de Sande
Credentials
Education Research
- Essays on topics in Educational Technology
- I worked on
Andes, an intelligent tutor homework system for introductory physics.
- I helped develop Dragoon,
an intelligent tutor system for creating system dynamics models.
Introductory physics homework assignments I developed.
Fall semester:
- CSC 491, Parallel Computing, Autumn 2004
- MAT 095, Algebra, Autumn 2002
- MAT 120, Precalculus, Autumn 2003
- MAT 307, Linear Algebra, Autumn 2002
- MAT 350, Numerical Methods, Autumn 2001
- PHY 201, College Physics, Autumn 2003
- PHY 301, Classical Mechanics, Autumn 2000
Spring semester:
- MAT 261, Calculus III, Spring 2000
- MAT 308, Abstract Algebra, Spring 2003
- MAT 405, Differential Equations, Spring 2004
- PHY 202, College Physics, Spring 2004
- PHY 333, Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, Spring 2003
- PHY 495, Quantum Mechanics II, Spring 2002
Also, I maintained the
Introductory physics lab.
The transverse lattice approach to QCD
The theory of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) describes the behavior
of quarks and gluons.
In collaboration with
Simon Dalley, I have been working the transverse lattice,
a Hamiltonian approach to QCD.
See a
list of publications from
SLAC Spires.
We have studied the Lorentz group on the
transverse lattice.
One can view our results for
a poorly documented collection of
the associated computer code.
Portions of this research was supported by
Geneva College,
a
Cottrell College Science Award, and
NSF grant PHY-0200060.
The computing work is motivated mainly by our
transverse lattice research.
Math routines
Stuff