Robert B. Hallock

Introduction:

Robert Hallock is a Distinguished Professor of Physics at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. His research is in the general area of experimental Condensed Matter Physics, with an emphasis on low temperature phenomena, particularly liquid helium, liquid helium films, and solid helium. Specific research directions and other areas of interest, including teaching, communication information and a vitae, can be accessed by calling forward the individual highlighted items below. [This page was created in January of 1996 and updates to the subpages of research interests have not been uniform across all such pages. Significant revisions are underway in 2015 and will be added when complete.]

Further Details:

Research Interests.

• Solid Helium - our most current work.
  
• Helium Mixture Films.
  
• Weak Binding Substrates.
  
• Third sound.
  
• Hysteresis and Avalanches.
  
• Macromolecular Adsorption.
  
• Other.
  

Teaching Interests and Activity.


Graduate Students Supervised.


Postdoctoral Research Associate Colleagues.


Available Colloquium and Other Talks available for presentation.


Complete Vitae (relatively current), and brief biographical sketch.


Communication Information.


Avocation Information.

• Photography.
  

Other Pathway Options:

• University of Massachusetts Laboratory for Low Temperature Physics home page.
• University of Massachusetts Condensed Matter Physics Group home page.
• University of Massachusetts Department of Physics home page.
• entry in the Department of Physics homepage.
• University of Massachusetts home page.