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Horacio Martínez
Titular C
SNI III

 
Instituto de Ciencias Físicas, UNAM
Física atómica, molecular y óptica
Laboratorio de Espectroscopia
Av. Universidad s/n, Col. Chamilpa
MEX--62210 Cuernavaca, Mor., México
 
E-mail: hm .ARR@BA. fis.unam.mx


 
Tel:  (52) (777) 3291-759
   (52) (55) 5622-7759
Tel. Lab.: (52) (777) 3291794

Fax: (52) (777) 3291-775

Red UNAM:    27759
Red UNAM Lab.: 27794


JULIO J. MARTINELL home page
(full name: Julio Javier Martinell Benito)


at ICN-UNAM.
Tel. (52-55) 5622-46-72, -80
Fax. (52-55) 5616-22-33

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Area of research: Plasma Physics
Member of the Department of Plasma Physics and Radiation-Matter Interaction of the ICN-UNAM.

Research interests: Magnetic Fusion Plasmas, Transport Theory, Astrophysical and Space Plasmas

Position held: Research Scientist (Investigador Titular A)

Our small plasma physics group at the ICN is currently interested in problems realted to fusion research, and I am personally involved with:

Transport (neoclassical and anomalous) in presence of edge radial electric fields and the related plasma rotation (as in L-H transition)
Plasma-wave interaction, in particular, lower hybrid current drive (LWCD) effects on wave spectrum and electron cyclotron (EC) modification of plasma dynamics
Magnetic reconnection in (almost) collisionless plasmas
Burn control of fusion reactors by means of Artificial Neural Networks
Relaxation phenomena in toroidal magnetic configurations (profile consistency, dynamo theory, etc.)
Background
I graduated from the School of Sciences (Facultad de Ciencias) of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, UNAM with a BS in Physics in the year 1980, received the MS in 1982 from the same school, and got my Doctor's degree (PhD) from MIT in the field of Plasma Physics in the year 1986, and since then I work at the Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares (ICN) of the UNAM, as research staff. I also have been teaching in the School of Sciences of UNAM for the same period. I am married and have two (beautiful!) children.
For more information about Plasma Research you can see a Listing of Plasma Research Centers in the world

There are a few interesting educational sites on Plasma Science that can be visited:

CPEP Fusion Web Course U.S. Fusion Energy Sciences Program Web Site
General Atomic Sciences Education Foundation Educational Web Site - FUSION ENERGY
Plasma Sciences and Technologies Education Outreach IPPEX - The Internet Plasma Physics Education Experience
Perspective on Plasmas - Plasmas International Coalition for Plasma Science



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My recent papers and preprints can be viewed here.
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Former President (2004-2006) of the División de Fluidos y Plasmas of the Sociedad Mexicana de Física DFP
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Homeworks for the course on Dinámica de Medios Deformables at UNAM
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e-mail:
martinel@nucleares.unam.mx

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Dr. Gerardo García Naumis



Researcher at the Institute of Physics, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, UNAM






E-mail: naumis@fisica.unam.mx

Fax: (525) 5622-50-08

Adress: Room 37, Main Building, Institute of Physics, C.U., México D.F.

Mailing Adress: Apdo. Postal 20-364, 01000, México D.F., México.



Academic background :Degree In Physics, Master in Science, and Phd. in Physics from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Posdoctoral stay at the Laboratoire de  Gravitation et Cosmologie Quantiques, Univ. de Paris VI, with Prof. Richard Kerner.



Research interests:

·         Disordered and Quasiperiodic Systems (DQS), like glasses, alloys, quasicrystals, soft-matter and fluids.

·         Electronic and thermodynamical properties of DQS, like the glass transition in chalcogenide glasses.

·         Spectral properties of quasiperiodic and disordered hamiltonians.

·         Applications of fractals and dynamical systems in solid state physics.

·         Statistical mechanics of equilibrium and non-equilibrium systems.

·         Structure and scattering theory of DQS.

·         Dynamical and complex systems

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