Blake Stacey's Stub Page

This page will live as long as the people at Duke University's Physics Department decide to leave this account in my possession.

• My PGP/GPG key
  Fingerprint: B578 4EDC 8129 6DE0 AE80 789A 0E8F C900 4DCC 6AEC
• "Relation of Electron Scattering Cross-Sections to Drift Measurements in Noble Gases". My undergraduate thesis.
• The SuperNova Early Warning System site, with considerable input from me.
• "On Motif Statistics in Spatial Networks", my paper for the 2006 International Conference on Complex Systems hosted by the New England Complex Systems Institute, and a presentation based on it.
• "Supersymmetry and the Dirac Equation", a brief writeup I did introducing SUSY quantum mechanics to third-term QM students.

Sometimes, even professional linguists are kind (or daft) enough to listen to what I say. Examples can be found on this page and also here. My quick explanation of symmetries in physical law (paraphrased straight out of Feynman, naturally) managed to catch a mathematician's eye, too.

Last tweaked 2 June 2006 -- bstaceyATalum.removethis.mit.andthis.edu