K. R. Brownstein

University of Maine — United States

Physics and Astronomy · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Quantum Mechanics and Non-Hermitian Physics(9), Advanced Chemical Physics Studies(8), Quantum chaos and dynamical systems(6), Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies(6), Surface and Thin Film Phenomena(6)

Publications76 total

Nonlinear screening of positive and negative point charges in GaAs
International Journal of Quantum Chemistry·2009· 3 cited
Comment on “Core reconstruction in pseudopotential calculations”
Physical review. B, Condensed matter·2002· 3 cited
Variational Method: Avoiding the Boundary Condition
2000
Time Evolution of Free-Field Spatial Moments in Relativistic Quantum Mechanics: (I) Massless Case
2000
Criterion for existence of a bound state in one dimension
American Journal of Physics·2000· 14 cited
A variational calculation exhibiting both minima and maxima
European Journal of Physics·1999
Compounding Selection Rules in Quantum Mechanics
Journal of Chemical Education·1999
The whole-partial derivative
American Journal of Physics·1999· 7 cited
Cubic acres
American Journal of Physics·1998
Angles—Let’s treat them squarely
American Journal of Physics·1997· 36 citedOpen Access
Some time evolution properties of an electromagnetic wave
American Journal of Physics·1997· 2 cited
Peter Csavinszky
Physics Today·1996Open Access
Duality transformation properties of quantities quadratic in the electromagnetic field
American Journal of Physics·1996
Answer to Question ♯18 [‘‘Simple proofs of Ampere’s law,’’ A. P. French, Am. J. Phys. <b>63</b>(5), 394 (1995)]
American Journal of Physics·1996
Centripetal acceleration derivation
American Journal of Physics·1995
Product trial function for confined quantum systems
Canadian Journal of Physics·1995· 2 cited
Does Physics Really Rule Out Power-Line Cancers?
Physics Today·1995
Bound state variational principle employing a discontinuous trial function
Journal of Mathematical Physics·1995· 5 cited
A simple derivation of centripetal acceleration
American Journal of Physics·1994· 2 cited
Nonexistence of spatially bounded force-free magnetic fields: a scaling point of view
IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science·1994· 1 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

C. E. Tarr(5), P. Csavinszky(5), Richard A. Morrow(2), Peter Kleban(2), G. Akinci(2), Reinhard Hentschke(2), C. K. Carniglia(1), William A. McKinley(1), Jerome H. Check(1), J Card(1), Louis Criden(1), Richard Meltz(1), M. E. Field(1), L. R. Whalley(1), Mingli Zhou(1), C. W. Smith(1), Charles E. Armentrout(1), Harvey C. Woodsum(1), P. L. Goodfriend(1), Jacob Katriel(1)