Tony Rothman | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Tony Rothman

Tony Rothman is affiliated with the following schools: Harvard University, New York University Tandon School of Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, University of Cape Town, Bryn Mawr College, Swarthmore College, Princeton University, Illinois Wesleyan University

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According to Wikipedia, Tony Rothman is an American theoretical physicist, academic and writer. Early life Tony is the son of physicist and science fiction writer Milton A. Rothman and psychotherapist Doris W. Rothman. He holds a B.A. from Swarthmore College, and a PhD from the University of Texas at Austin , where he studied at the Center for Relativity under the supervision of its long-time director Richard Matzner. He continued on post-doctoral fellowships at Oxford, Moscow State University and the University of Cape Town.

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Tony Rothman's Published Works

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Published Works

Can Gravitons be Detected? (2006) (153)
Can Inflation Occur in Anisotropic Cosmologies (1986) (72)
Instability of Extremal Relativistic Charged Spheres (2001) (53)
The Short Life of Évariste Galois (1982) (48)
Aspects of graviton detection: graviton emission and absorption by atomic hydrogen (2006) (43)
Japanese Temple Geometry (1998) (42)
Nonthermal nature of incipient extremal black holes (2000) (39)
Time and Spacetime: The Crystallizing Block Universe (2009) (39)
Genius and Biographers: The Fictionalization of Evariste Galois (1982) (35)
Absolute stability limit for relativistic charged spheres (2007) (33)
Sacred Mathematics: Japanese Temple Geometry (2008) (30)
Holonomy in the Schwarzschild-Droste Geometry (2000) (28)
Doubt And Certainty (1998) (25)
Bianchi i inflation: Assumptions and inconsistencies (1985) (23)
Scale-covariant gravitation and primordial nucleosynthesis (1982) (23)
Moscow Subversive Chic (1989) (22)
Hidden Variables or Positive Probabilities? (2000) (21)
A new interpretation of Bell's inequalities (1993) (21)
Upper limits on micro-mini black holes (1981) (18)
The Man Behind the Curtain (2011) (18)
The two‐slit interferometer reexamined (1991) (18)
A Phase Space Approach to Gravitational Entropy (1999) (17)
Smolin's Natural Selection Hypothesis (1993) (16)
Nucleosynthesis in anisotropic cosmologies revisited (1984) (15)
Extremal Black Holes and the Limits of the Third Law (2000) (14)
The Lorentz force and the radiation pressure of light (2008) (12)
The epoch of observational cosmology (1987) (11)
Nonthermal nature of extremal Kerr black holes (2000) (11)
Phase space approach to the gravitational arrow of time (1996) (11)
Editor's Note: The Field of a Single Centre in Einstein's Theory of Gravitation, and the Motion of a Particle in That Field (2002) (10)
The French Mathematician (1997) (10)
Hasenohrl and the Equivalence of Mass and Energy (2011) (9)
Science a la Mode: Physical Fashions and Fictions (1989) (8)
Random Paths to Frequency Hopping (2019) (7)
Hamiltonian dynamics and the entropy of the gravitational field (1997) (7)
‘Quantum interference with slits’ revisited (2010) (7)
Everything\'s relative and other fables from science and technology / Tony Rothman (2003) (6)
Cosmic nucleosynthesis and nonlinear inhomogeneities (1985) (6)
Effects of anisotropy and dissipation on the primordial light-isotope abundances (1982) (6)
Science a LA Mode (1989) (4)
Has cosmology become metaphysical (1987) (4)
Nuclear Winter: A Matter of Degrees (1985) (4)
Grand unified reactions and dissipation in anisotropic cosmologies (1982) (4)
The Forgotten Mystery of Inertia (2017) (3)
Lost in Einstein’s Shadow (2006) (3)
God Takes a Nap (1988) (3)
A physicist on Madison Avenue (1991) (2)
The French Mathematician. By Tom Petsinis (1999) (2)
Cardano v Tartaglia: The Great Feud Goes Supernatural (2013) (2)
Entropy of the gravitational field (1997) (2)
A Simple Derivation of the Gertsenshtein Effect (2023) (2)
The Secret History of Gravitational Waves (2018) (2)
3. Geodesics, Domes, and Spacetime (1991) (2)
Sacred Mathematics (2021) (2)
A center for science. (1991) (2)
Frontiers of modern physics (1987) (2)
The Cygnet Turns Phoenix (1988) (2)
Past light cone shape and refocusing in cosmology, A Response to Michael Rauch’s ‘‘Comments on ‘Lost Horizons’ ’’ [Am. J. Phys. 63, 87 (1995)] (1995) (2)
Son of Rubber (1988) (1)
1. E GARDEN OF COSMOLOGICAL DELIGHTS (1991) (1)
Direct detection of universal expansion by holonomy in the McVittie spacetime (2018) (1)
Quasi-evaporating black holes and cold dark matter (2009) (1)
Nonequilibrium processes and primordial nucleosynthesis (1984) (1)
Everything's Relative (2003) (1)
On Remembering Cardano Anew (2014) (0)
Report on the Workshop on (1988) (0)
Time after Time (1989) (0)
A Slightly Longer History of E=mc 2, Or How I Came to Hate 4/3 (2012) (0)
2. Instruments of the Future, Traditions of the Past (2017) (0)
Autocatalysis of Graviton Production via the Gertsenshtein Effect for the Yang-Mills Field (2023) (0)
Reply to “Repairing an elementary explanation of radiation pressure” (2009) (0)
A Computation of Nucleosynthesis in a 1-D Inhomogeneous Cosmology (1985) (0)
On Remembering Cardano Anew (2014) (0)
Se p 20 10 “ Quantum Interference with Slits ” Revisited (2017) (0)
Fe b 20 01 Holonomy in the Schwarzschild-Droste Geometry (2008) (0)
Searching for Great Adventures (2014) (0)
9. The Ultimate Collider (2017) (0)
8. Stranger Than Fiction: Cygnus X-3 (2017) (0)
Who Gave You the Epsilon?: Genius and Biographers: The Fictionalization of Evariste Galois (2009) (0)
The Great Siege of Malta (2007) (0)
Frontiers of Modern Physics: New Perspectives on Cosmology, Relativity, Black Holes and Extraterrestrial Intelligence (1985) (0)
Primordial Nucleosynthesis in a Universe with Nonlinear Inhomogeneities (1988) (0)
3 2 D ec 2 00 6 Can Gravitons Be Detected ? (2006) (0)
What Einstein Knew: One year and five papers that changed physics forever (2016) (0)
Cosmic Nucleosynthesis in an Inhomogeneous Universe (1987) (0)
3. The Seven Arrows of Time (2017) (0)
Nonthermal black holes (2000) (0)
4. The Evolution of Entropy (1991) (0)
5. A Memoir of Nuclear Winter (1991) (0)
7. Alternative Cosmologies (2017) (0)
A Little Book about the Big Bang (2022) (0)
Addendum to"Hasen\"ohrl and the Equivalence of Mass and Energy" (2021) (0)
A ug 2 00 0 Hidden Variables or Positive Probabilities ? (2001) (0)
5. On That Day, When the Earth Is Dissolved in Positrons... (2017) (0)
F eb 2 00 1 Hidden Variables or Positive Probabilities ? (2001) (0)
Meet Mr. Polytope (2007) (0)
Outpost on the Edge (2016) (0)
A ug 2 00 1 Instability of Extremal Relativistic Charged Spheres (2001) (0)
4. The Measure of All Things (2017) (0)

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