Distinguished Professor, Physics, NJIT |
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PHONE: (973) 596-5781 EMAIL: haimin.wang@njit.edu |
Education | Ph.D. in Astronomy, California Institute
of Technology, 1988 B.S. in Astronomy, Nanjing University , 1982 |
Courses and Teaching |
Fall 2014: Phys 111, Physics
I, course information is posted in Moodle Fall 2013:Phys 681, Solar Physics and Instrumentation Spring 2011: Phys 121, Physics II Fall 2009: Phys 111, Physics I Fall 2006: Phys 111H, Honors Physics I Fall 2004:Phys 777, Plasma Physics and Magnetohydrodynamics Spring 2002: Phys 661, Statistic Mechanics Fall 1999: Phys 231H, Honors PhysicsIII |
Research
Interests
The Sun |
Solar physics and phenomena of the atmosphere of the Sun and solar-like stars, including solar/stellar flares, sunspots, active regions, filaments and prominences, quiet Sun network. Measurements of physical parameters of the solar atmosphere, such as magnetic fields, density, temperature, and energy distribution of electrons and ions in the photosphere, chromosphere and corona. Radio emission from the Sun and stars, radio emission mechanisms, radio instrumentation and techniques. Microwave spectral imaging of the Sun and stars. High-energy solar physics, including hard and soft X-ray, extreme-ultraviolet (EUV) and gamma-ray observations. |
Vitae | PDF File of a Short Resume |
Professional Societies | 1984-present: American Astronomical
Society (AAS) 1984-present: Solar Physics Division (SPD/AAS) 1987-present: International Astronomical Union (IAU) |
April 29, 1998, LASCO C2 CME MPEG Movie
April 29, 1998, BBSO Halpha MPEG Movie, from the full disk observation
November 5, 1998, BBSO Halpha MPEG Movie, from 65-cm reflector
Solar Filament List (1991-1994)
Febuary 17, 2000, BBSO Halpha MPEG Movie, from the full disk observation
Distribution of Filament Disappearances and Relationship to CMEs (1997-1999)
SOHO-BBSO Coordinated Study on Magnetic Reconnection in the Quiet Sun