Dr. Professor Teddy Forgan
Professor Teddy Forgan is in charge of the Condensed Matter Group in the School of Physics and Astronomy. Teddy is a scholar scientist who was awarded the Mott Medal and Prize by the Institute of Physics. As a scholar scientist he put forth unique contributions to condensed matter physics and the study of vortices in superconductors. This is a tribute website to his advancements in science and in the understanding of physics.
Some of his publications include:
Superconductors with Gusto (1989)
Neutron studies of the flux-line lattice in high temperature superconductors (2006)
Resistance is Futile (2011)
Superconductivity and Quantum Criticality (2013)
On the Implications of the Quantum Pigeonhole Effect (2014)
Some of his publications include:
Superconductors with Gusto (1989)
Neutron studies of the flux-line lattice in high temperature superconductors (2006)
Resistance is Futile (2011)
Superconductivity and Quantum Criticality (2013)
On the Implications of the Quantum Pigeonhole Effect (2014)
Professor Teddy Forgan is in charge of the Condensed Matter Group in the School of Physics and Astronomy. Teddy is a scholar scientist who was awarded the Mott Medal and Prize by the Institute of Physics. As a scholar scientist he put forth unique contributions to condensed matter physics and the study of vortices in superconductors. This is a tribute website to his advancements in science and in the understanding of physics.
Some of his publications include:
Superconductors with Gusto (1989)
Neutron studies of the flux-line lattice in high temperature superconductors (2006)
Resistance is Futile (2011)
Superconductivity and Quantum Criticality (2013)
On the Implications of the Quantum Pigeonhole Effect (2014)
Some of his publications include:
Superconductors with Gusto (1989)
Neutron studies of the flux-line lattice in high temperature superconductors (2006)
Resistance is Futile (2011)
Superconductivity and Quantum Criticality (2013)
On the Implications of the Quantum Pigeonhole Effect (2014)
