Declan Mulhall, Ph.D.

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Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 
Area:
nuclear physics, mesoscopic physics
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Vladimir Zelevinsky grad student 2002 Michigan State
 (Quantum chaos and nuclear spectra.)
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Mulhall D. (2015) Open quantum systems and random matrix theory Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 91
Mulhall D. (2011) Maximum likelihood method to correct for missed levels based on the Δ3(L) statistic Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 83
Mulhall D. (2010) Publisher’s Note: Using theΔ3statistic to test for missed levels in mixed sequence neutron resonance data [Phys. Rev. C80, 034612 (2009)] Physical Review C. 82
Mulhall D. (2009) Using the Δ3 statistic to test for missed levels in mixed sequence neutron resonance data Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 80
Mulhall D, Huard Z, Zelevinsky V. (2007) Ergodicity of the Δ3 statistic and purity of neutron resonance data Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 76
Zelevinsky VG, Mulhall D, Volya A. (2001) Do we understand the role of incoherent interactions in many-body physics? Physics of Atomic Nuclei. 64: 525-535
Mulhall D, Volya A, Zelevinsky V. (2001) Random interactions: Shedding light on nuclear structure Nuclear Physics A. 682: 229c-235c
Mulhall D, Zelevinsky V, Volya A. (2001) Spin ordering of nuclear spectra from random interactions Acta Physica Polonica B. 32: 2491-2498
Mulhall D, Volya A, Zelevinsky V. (2000) Geometric chaoticity leads to ordered spectra for randomly interacting fermions. Physical Review Letters. 85: 4016-9
Mulhall D, Volya A, Zelevinsky V. (2000) Geometric chaoticity leads to ordered spectra for randomly interacting fermions Physical Review Letters. 85: 4016-4019
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