Gregory Levine (Ph.D., Columbia 1989)
Professor of Physics

Department of Physics

217A CHPHB

Hofstra University

Hempstead, NY 11549

Phone: (516)-463-5583

Fax: (516)-463-3059

email: phygcl@hofstra.edu

research

My main research interests are in quantum information, quantum dissipative systems and strongly correlated systems.

• Bio and publications
• Technical research statement (old) (pdf).
• Links to some recent publications/postings
  • Entanglement entropy in a boundary impurity model. (Phys. Rev. Lett. 93, 266402 (2004)).
  • Topological entropy of realistic quantum Hall wave functions. (Phys. Rev. B78, 035320 (2008)).
  • Zero dimensional area law in a gapless fermion system. (Phys. Rev. B77, 205119 (2008)).
  • Topological entanglement entropy in the second Landau level. (Int. J. Mod. Phys. B 24, 4707 (2010)).
  • Detecting many-body entanglements in noninteracting ultracold atomic fermi gases. (Phys. Rev. A83, 013623 (2011)).
  • Entanglement Entropy of Random Fractional Quantum Hall Systems.
  • Projective approach to the entanglement entropy of 1-$d$ fermions.

teaching

intro courses

• syllabus for PHYS 1A
  
  
• syllabus for PHYS 12A

advanced courses

• lecture for MATH 199: Brief introduction to FRW cosmology (pdf)
• lecture for MATH 199: Black holes, etc. (ps)
• PHYS 161: Computational experiment for reacting Brownian particles. (ps) (pdf)
• PHYS 137: Dispersion in Hydrogen Spectrum Lab. (ps) (pdf)
• PHYS 159: Brief note on classical canonical transformations and Poisson brackets (ps) (pdf)

Pictures of Elizabeth and Sam

My machine is: exile