People
Brad Halfpap
Adjunct Associate Professor
Contact
- Office
- Room 232 CHCB
- Phone
- 406-243-6237
- bradford.halfpap@umontana.edu
- Website
- http://hs.umt.edu/physics/Faculty_and_Staff.php?s=Halfpap
Education
M.S. Curriculum and Instruction
University of Wisconsin – Madison May 2005
Ph.D. Physics
Arizona State University – December 1987
M.S. Physics
Kansas State University – August 1981
B.S. Nuclear Engineering
Kansas State University – May 1979
Courses Taught
Spring 2014
Physics 207
Physics 208
Physics 320
Publications
Derry, S.., Hmelo-Silver, C., Feltovich, J., Nagarajan, A., Chernobilsky, E., Halfpap, B., Making a Mesh of It: A STELLAR Approach to Teacher Professional Development, to be presented at the Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) conference and to appear in the conference proceedings, Taipei, Taiwan, June 2005.
Steve Blau and Brad Halfpap, What is the third law of thermodynamics trying to tell us? , American Journal of Physics 64, 13 (1996)
Steve Blau and Brad Halfpap, Snell's law in quantum mechanics, American Journal of Physics 63, 583 (1995)
Kamitakahara WA, Cappelletti RL, Boolchand P, Halfpap B, Gompf F, Neumann DA, Mutka H, Vibrational densities of states and network rigidity in chalcogenide glasses, Physical Review B 44 (1): 94-100 (1991)
Love SP, Sievers AJ, Halfpap BL, Lindsay SM, Effects of network topology on low-temperature relaxation in GE-AS-SE glasses, as probed by persistent infrared spectral hole burning, Physical Review Letters 65 (14): 1792-1795 (1990)
Tatsumisago M, Halfpap BL, Green JL, Lindsay SM, Angell CA, Fragility of Ge-As-Se glass-forming liquids in relation to rigidity percolation, and the Kauzmann paradox, Physical Review Letters 64 (13): 1549-1552 (1990)
Halfpap BL and Lindsay SM, Rigidity percolation in the Germanium-Arsenic-Selenium alloy system, Physical Review Letters 57 (7): 847-849 (1986)
Halfpap BL and Sorensen CM, The viscosity of supercooled aqueous-solutions of ethanol and hydrazine, Journal of Chemical Physics 77 (1): 466-471 (1982)
Professional Experience
Adjunct Associate Professor of Physics
University of Montana - Missoula – August 2005 – present
Project Assistant
Wisconsin Center for Education Research – August 2003 – May 2005
Visiting Faculty
Department of Physics – U.W. Madison – Summer 2003
Associate Professor of Physics
Ripon College – September 1995–May 2003
Assistant Professor of Physics
Ripon College – September 1989–August 1995
Visiting Research Associate – Physics Dept.
Arizona State University – October 1987 – July 1989