Scott Hill's Website

Scott A. Hill
Physicist

Current position

Adjunct Professor of Physics, University of Dallas

Education

B.A. in Physics and Mathematics with William Wootters, Williams College, 1993-1997
Ph.D. in Physics with Gene Mazenko, University of Chicago, 1997-2002
Post-doc in Physics with Jorge José, Northeastern University, 2003-2005

Research Interests Past and Present

Quantum information theory
Granular materials
Computational neuroscience
Bus-route dynamics
Exclusion processes
Social networks

Publications

2008?	Scott A. Hill.	Holding and slack in a deterministic bus-route model.	Submitted to Transportation Science.
2006	Daniel P. Knudsen, John T. Arsenault, Scott A. Hill, Donald M. O'Malley, and Jorge V. José.	Locomotive network modeling based on identified neurons in zebrafish.	Neurocomputing 69: 1169-1174.
2005	Scott A. Hill, Melissa A. Borla, Jorge V. José, and Donald M. O'Malley.	Neurokinematic modeling of complex swimming patterns of the larval zebrafish.	Neurocomputing 65-66: 61-68.
2005	Scott A. Hill.	Numerical analysis of a time-headway bus route model.	Physica A 328: 61-68.
2003	Scott A. Hill and Gene F. Mazenko.	Granular clustering in a hydrodynamic simulation.	Physical Review E 67: 061302.
2001	Scott A. Hill and Gene F. Mazenko.	Nonlinear hydrodynamical approach to granular materials.	Physical Review E 63: 031303.
1997	Scott Hill and William K. Wootters	Entanglement of a pair of quantum bits.	Physical Review Letters 78: 5022.

Website last updated: May 5, 2008