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Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) Department
of Engineering Physics is an applied science department offering
courses, degrees,
and research in a wide range of areas in applied physical science. Courses are
offered in the core areas of classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, statistical
physics, electromagnetics, and meteorology and in the specialization areas of
optics, nonlinear optics, image processing, remote sensors, atomic and molecular
spectroscopy, solid state device physics, photonics, nuclear engineering, and
plasma physics. Degrees offered include Applied Physics, Nuclear Engineering,
Electro-Optics (in conjunction with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department),
Materials Science and Meteorology.
The department offers courses of study leading to Master of
Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees for qualified individuals in all areas except meteorology, where only Master of Science
degrees are offered. Though the majority of the AFIT student body consists of officers from the armed forces of the US and allied nations, AFIT courses and degrees are available to the civilian community through the Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute (DAGSI). The department consists of 21 faculty , a laboratory technician staff, and a clerical staff. Major areas of expertise and research among the faculty include:
- remote sensing, image science, and signal processing;
- lasers, nonlinear
optics, and photonics;
- optical, atomic, and molecular physics;
- semiconductor
materials and device characterization;
- computational plasma physics;
- nuclear technology.
A wide range of laboratory
and computer facilities are available
to support teaching and research. The faculty and the laboratory facilitates
provide a valuable research asset to the Air Force, bringing over one million
dollars in research grants per year which is used entirely for research
equipment and support, resulting in over 30 archival journal articles per
year and
over 40 presentations per year.
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AFIT/ENP,
Bldg 640 2950 Hobson Way Wright-Patterson AFB
OH 45433-7765 Phone numbers: Comm (937)255-3636 x7280
or DSN 785-3636, Ext 4757.
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