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Habilitation theses

Doctoral theses (incomplete)

  • Uwe Ritschel, Variational analysis of the effective potential and the particle spectrum of interacting quantum field theories; 1989
  • Michael Horst Wendel, Quark interactions in 1-mode QCD; 1989; Co-examiners: C. Noack, L. Polley
  • Gert Franke, Structure and thermodynamics of small noble gas clusters; 1989; Co-examiner: Karl Haubold
  • Jutta Meyer, Boson-fermion and baryon mapping of multiquark states; 1990; Co-examiners: Alexander Rauh,
  • Jürgen Schulte, The self-consistent calculation of the dipolar dispersion interaction, its influence on the structure and stability of small noble gas clusters, and the semi-classical and quantum mechanical simulation of thermal noble gas clusters; 1990; Co-examiners: R. Ruth; S.D. Peyerimhoff
  • Peter Borrmann, Path integrals and clusters; 1995; Co-examiners: David Tomanek, Alexander Rauh, H.R. Petry (Bonn)
  • Oliver Mülken, Phenomenology of phases: from nuclear multifragmentation to Bose–Einstein condensation; 2001 %Primary examiner: Peter Borrmann; Co-examiners: Martin Holthaus, David Wales
  • Jens Harting, Path Integral Monte Carlo Simulations and Their Relation to Recent Advances in Nanophysics; 2001; Principal Examiner: P. Borrmann; Co-examiners: Martin Holthaus, Matti Manninen

Diplom theses (incomplete)

  • Heiko Gerdes, Monte Carlo simulation of su829 gauge fields with a static source at finite temperatures; 1988 Supervisor: Lutz Polley
  • Peter Borrmann, Quantum-mechanical treatment of small noble gas clusters; 1990; Second examiner: M. H. Wendel
  • Hans Barth, Entropic desorption through mode scrambling of longitudinal and transverse phonons; 1992; External examiner: Michael Wendel
  • Jörg Thomaschewski, Concepts of effective mass in the description of nuclear matter; 1992 preprint: UO-PHYS-THEO-III-92-15
  • Bernd Nitzschmann, Development and implementation of a programme for the numerical simulation of the FAB initial process; 1992; Reviewer: Michael Wendel;
  • Bernd Diekmann, Solution of the quantum mechanical many-body problem using the Hartree–Fock–SCF method, illustrated by the geometries and stability properties of H₃⁺ (H₂)_n clusters; 1993; Reviewer: M. Wendel
  • Beate Curdes, Molecule formation processes in plasma desorption mass spectrometry (PDMS); 1993; Examiner: M. Wendel; preprint: UOL-TheoPhysIII-93-9
  • Abba Sood, Landau Theory of Fermi Liquids, 1993; Second examiner: Paul Rujan
  • Knut Barghorn, Applications of molecular dynamics to heavy-ion-induced processes; 1993; Second examiner: M. Wendel
  • Jakob Curdes, Development of Algorithms for the Analysis of Time-of-Flight Mass Spectra; 1994; Examiner: M. Wendel
  • Andreas Dullweber; Path integral methods; 1995
  • Habbo Hait Heinze, The permanent in the thermodynamic many-boson path integral and the determination of phase transitions from experimental scattering spectra of atomic clusters; 1996; Second examiner: Alexander Rauh
  • Dorian Gloski, Effective potentials in the path integral method; 1996; Second examiner: Peter Borrmann
  • Jens-Olaf Hellmers, Dynamics of clusters of magnetic nanoparticles; 1997; Second reviewer: Lutz Polley
  • Kerstin Zimmermann, Cluster impact fusion; 1997; Second reviewer: Lutz Polley
  • Heinrich Wilhelm Stamerjohanns, Optimised Data Analysis with Application to Classical Spin Systems and Atomic Clusters; 1997
  • Jens Harting, Bose–Einstein condensation in magnetic and optical traps; 1999; Second examiner: Alexander Rauh.
  • Thomas Severiens, Thermodynamics of the Induced Desorption Process in Mass Spectrometry; 1999; Second examiner: Wilfried Tuszynski
  • Oliver Mülken, Description of phase transitions in finite systems through the zeros of the state sums; 1999; Second examiner: Karl Haubold
  • Heinrich Wilhelm Stamerjohanns, Optimised data analysis with application to classical spin systems and atomic clusters; 1997
  • Thilo Gross, Impact fusion as a detector for near-field scattering; 2001; supervisor: Peter Borrmann
  • Anja Schute-Manavi, Physical properties of the Au₅₅ cluster at low temperatures; 1996; Second examiner: Jutta Kunz-Drolshagen
  • Michael Schlenker, Connectivity of the keyword space for communicative search and retrieval in physics; 2003; second examiner: Joachim Peinke

Course certificates

  • Jens Handwerker, Correlation measurements in matrix-induced 252_Cf-PDMS using oligosaccharides as an example; 1991;
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