Farhang Amiri Professor of Physics Physics Department Weber State University Office: SL 203 Email: famiri@weber.edu Phone: 801-626-6199

I am interested in various aspects of elementary particle physics. Here is my publication list. Specific topics are:

• QCD phenomenology: Inclusive and exclusive production of heavy mesons in electron-positron annihilations; fragmentation functions of quarks
• Neutrinos: Neutrino oscillations, neutrino mass
• High energy reactions : Low transverse momentum reactions

I am interested in applications of computers and multimedia systems in teaching. Here is a list of my most recent work in the development of physics teaching material.

• Computer animations: This is the work that I have done in collaboration with Brad Carroll. We have created more than 100 computer animations of different physics phenomena.
• Demonstration videos: In collaboration with Ron Galli, we have created around 200 movies of physics demonstrations that encompasses most of the topics in lower division physics courses.

My daily schedule Fall 2007, Spring 2008

Autumn Semester 2007

• Collegel Physics (Phys 2010)
• Introductory Physics (Phys 1010)
• Online course (Physics 1010 - online)
• Physics Labs (lab schedule)

Spring Semester 2008

• Atomic, Nuclear and Particle Physics (Phys 4620)
• Collegel Physics (Phys 2010)
• Introductory Physics (Phys 1010)
• Online course (Physics 1010 - online)
• Physics Labs (lab schedule)

• American Association of Physics Teachers
• American Institute of Physics
• GRE Tests and Practice Test
• The Particle Adventure (Standard Model)
• Physics at CERN
• Eleven Physics Questions for the New Century
• History of Physics
• Acoustics and Vibrations Animations