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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

College of Natural Science

Department of Physics and Astronomy

Robert Stein

Release Date: Aug 19, 2017
Categories: Emeritus Faculty

Professor Emeritus
Astronomy & Astrophysics
Biomedical-Physical Sciences Bldg.
567 Wilson Rd., Room 4269
(517) 884-5613

steinr@msu.edu
http://steinr.pa.msu.edu/~bob/

Education:
1965: Ph.D., Columbia University

Professional Activities & Interests / Biographical Information

My main research interests are three-dimensional simulations of convection and magneto-convection in the sun, and one-dimensional radiation-hydrodynamics of waves and non-equilibrium radiation in the solar atmosphere.

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