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Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences  /  People  /  Martin, William

Martin, William

William Martin (734) 764-5534
wrm@umich.edu

ACADEMIC RANK:
Chair and Professor of Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences

DEGREES, WHERE AND WHEN CONFERRED:
B.S.E. (with Highest Honors) (Engr. Phys.), The University of Michigan, 1967
M.S. (Physics), University of Wisconsin, 1968
Certificate, Bettis Reactor Engineering School, 1970
M.S.E. (Nuc. Engr.), The University of Michigan, 1975
Ph.D. (Nuc. Engr.), The University of Michigan, 1976

FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION AND AREAS OF INTEREST:
The development of computational methods for the solution of problems in neutron transport, reactor core analysis, reactor thermal hydraulics, and nonlinear radiation transport, including algorithms for advanced computer architectures.

Fission & Radiation Transport Group
http://alyeska.engin.umich.edu/open/FissionAndRadiationTransport/

Center For Radiative Shock Hydrodynamics
http://aoss-research.engin.umich.edu/crash/

Most Recent CV
http://www-ners.engin.umich.edu/people/files/wrm.pdf

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