| Research
Interest: |
| My
primary interest and activities are
in flavor physics, that is theory and
phenomenology of masses and mixings
in both quark and lepton sector. The
predictions of Standard Model and the
signatures of new physics in rare decays
of heavy quarks and in CP violation
and mixing of heavy mesons is a an area
of intense activity. The other long
standing interest is the properties
of neutrinos, and their impact via oscillations
or masses in astrophysics, cosmology
and proposals to disentagle them from
the data. To find the "correct
model" describing the fermion mass
matrices is an outstanding and fascinating
problem in particle physics. |
| Specialty: |
| Theoretical
Particle Physics |
| Career
History: |
- B.
Sc., 1954, M. S. University of Baroda,
Baroda, India
- M.
Sc., 1957, M. S. University of Baroda
- Ph.
D., 1966, Purdue University
- Research
Associate, Syracuse University,
1965-67
- Associate
Physicist, University of Hawaii,
1967-68
- Assistant
Professor, University of Hawaii,
1968-70
- Associate
Professor, University of Hawaii,
1970-74
- Professor,
University of Hawaii, 1974-Present
- Visiting
Member, Institute of Advanced Study,
Princeton, 1975
- Fellow
of American Physical Society, 1976
- Visiting
Professor, University of Wisconsin,
1978,1986
- Scientific
Associate, CERN, 1982
- Fellow
of the Japanese Society for Promotion
of Science, 1981, 1985
- Visiting
Professor, Tata Institute of Fundamental
Reserach, Mumbai, India, 1983
- Visiting
Professor, KEK, National Lab. for
High Energy Physics, Japan, 1985,
1989
- McMinn
Lecturer, Vanderbilt University,
1996
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