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Dr. Carl S.
Schneider is Professor of Physics at the U.S. Naval
Academy where he has taught midshipmen since 1968. His
research accomplishments for the Naval Surface Warfare
Center since 1976 have included the nonlinear theory of
magnetoelasticity, matrix degaussing of ships and the
theory of the jumping ring/electric drive. He coordinates
classroom demonstrations in basic physics and is
developing interactive computer questions for reading
testing, demonstration introduction and concept
development in the classroom. ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Dr. John P. Ertel is
an Associate Professor of Physics at the U.S. Naval
Academy. With the exception of about four years while
finishing his PhD. and working at Bell Laboratories, he
has taught midshipmen both as a Marine Officer and as a
civilian since 1971. His areas of research have included
theoretical nuclear physics (electron scattering),
acoustics, and general computational physics. He is the
general physics laboratory coordinator and the author of
several introductory laboratory manuals. /^\-/^\ |
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Notable joint papers are: