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Dr. Mohammad Bhatti



Dr. Bhatti
Professor
Office: Physical Science Building 141
Phone: (956) 665-2393
Fax: (956) 665-2423
Email: bhatti@utpa.edu

Website: http://www.panam.edu/faculty/bhatti
 
Bios
Education
Degree Major Year Institution
Ph. D. Atomic Physics 1987 University of Notre Dame, USA
M. S. / M.Phil Solid State 1981 Quaid-I-Azam University
M. S. Applied Mathematics 1977 Quaid-I-Azam University
B. S. Physics 1975  Punjab University

MS Thesis: Pseudo potentials in Noble Metals (Cu, Ag, Au).
Ph.D. Thesis: Application of Many-Body Perturbation Theories to Weak Interactions in Alkali Atoms.
 
Research Interest

My interest is in the area of Computational Science applied to Atomic structure and Molecular physics. I am interested in developing new powerful techniques including parallel computation techniques to computational physics for solving fundamental problems such as Parity Non-conservation and CP violation in a non-accelerated based physics. Newly developed Relativistic Many-Body Perturbation Theory (MBPT) using B-splines and B-Polynomials techniques will apply to precision atomic structure calculations, linear and non-linear problems in optics, nano-technology and quantum computers.
 
Teaching Experience

Twenty years of Teaching experience in physical science, physics, and physics education (since 1982-2004).

Teacher preparation experience: Established a "Teacher Training Center" in the department of Physics and geology through 9-year grant cycle (1997-2005) period. Total grant amount received $910,000.