George Bruhn's Homepage!
gbruhn@pha.jhu.edu
Bloomberg 459
"Common sense is only the sum total of prejudices one attains by age 18."-Albert Einstein
Welcome to my homepage. I am currently a fourth-year graduate student at Johns Hopkins University in the Department of Physics and Astronomy. My research interests, such as they are, concern basics of supersymmetry and supergravity and M-theory. I'm presently interested in extensions and generalizations of the Bagger-Lambert theory, which is a 3-dimensional chern-Simons gauge theory with a large number of supersymmetries.
This page was constructed primarily as a way to post my second-year seminar presentation, but as I add bits and pieces, this will include hopefully useful and interesting info, as well as my CV and teaching information. You may have noticed a striking similarity between the layout of this page and that for the course I TA. I assure you that is merely coincidental...
Fall 2006 -present - TA: Undergraduate Quantum Mechanics
Spring 2006 - Head TA: General Physics Labs
Fall 2005-Spring 2006 - TA: Intro. to Classical Physics Laboratory I and II
Fall 2005 - TA: General Physics I for Physical Sciences
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