Yannick L. Meurice

Department of Physics & Astronomy
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa 52242

Phone: 319-335-1991

Fax: 319:335-1753

Email: yannick-meurice@uiowa.edu

Research Area: Theoretical High Energy Physics

Current research is focused on lattice gauge theory and applications of the renormalization group method in field theory and particle physics. Specific topics of interest: large order behavior of  expansions,  improved perturbative methods,  finite dimensional approximations of the renormalization group transformation, triviality of scalar theory in four dimensions, upper bounds on the Higgs mass, large-N limit for sigma models.

2002 Department of Energy progress report

2003 Department of Energy progress report

Current teaching: 

• Spring 99: 29:009 Directions in Modern Physics: From Chaos to Cosmology
  An introduction to recent progress in physics
• Fall 99: 29:213 Classical Electrodynamics I  
  
• Spring 2000: 29:214 Classical Electrodynamics II
  
• Fall 2000: 29:213 Classical Electrodynamics I
• Spring 2001: 29:214 Classical Electrodynamics II
• Fall 2001: 29:276: Special Topics in Quantum Mechanics
• Spring 2002: 29:30 Physics IV
• Fall 2002: 29:273 General Relativity and Cosmology
• Spring 2003: 29:30 Physics IV 29:105 Special Topics in Physics (Black Holes)
• Spring 2004: 29:212 Statistical Mechanics
• Fall 2004: 29:273 General Relativity and Cosmology
• Fall 2004:29:098 Undergraduate Seminar
• Fall 2005 29:196 Computational Physics
• Fall 2006  29:247 Introduction to Quantum Field Theory and  29:98 Undergrad. Seminar: Intro Computational Physics
• Spring 2007 29:273 General Relativity and Cosmology 
• Fall 2007  29:248: Quantum Gauge Theory
• Spring 2008  29:212 Statistical Mechanics 
•  Fall 2008   29:247 Intro to Qantum Field Theory
• Spring 2009 29:196 Computational Physics