Hugh P. Kelly, Ph.D.

Affiliations:	1959-1963	Physics	University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States
	1963-1965	Physics	University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA
	1965-1992	Physics	University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

Area:

Atomic Physics, Many-Body Perturbation Theory

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From the early 1960s until he passed away in 1992, Hugh P. Kelly led the application of diagrammatic techniques in many-body-perturbation theory (MBPT) to problems in many-electron systems in atomic physics. All of his work was pioneering, whether it related to the calculation of electron correlation energies, atomic polarizabilities, photoionization, or electron scattering. In addition to his excellent insight into physics problems, he excelled as a faculty member in the Physics Department at the University of Virginia, serving as Department Chairman, Faculty Dean and, ultimately, as University Provost.

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Parents

Kenneth M. Watson	grad student	1959-1963	UC Berkeley
(Dissertation: Correlation effects in atoms)
Keith A. Brueckner	post-doc	1963-1965	UCSD

Children

Arne W. Fliflet	grad student	1975	UVA
Michael S. Pindzola	grad student	1975	UVA
Steven L. Carter	grad student	1976	UVA
Ellen R. Brown	grad student	1981	UVA
Zikri Altun	grad student	1982	UVA
Lee J. Garvin	grad student	1983	UVA
Cheng Pan	grad student	1988	UVA (Astronomy Tree)
Mickey D. Kutzner	grad student	1989	UVA
Wasantha P. Wijesundera	grad student	1989	UVA
James J. Boyle	grad student	1986-1992	UVA
Jyh-Ching Chang	grad student	1993	UVA
Jinchao Liu	grad student	1994	UVA
Zuwei Liu	post-doc	1994	UVA

Collaborators

Zikri Altun	collaborator	Marmara University
Walter Richard Johnson	collaborator	Notre Dame
Vojislav Radojević	collaborator	Institute of Physics Belgrade

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