Matt's Home Page

With the submission of my thesis, my Resume(CV) is available, either as html, postscript file, or a MS Word document (updated 20 March).

"...is the story of Imhotep, the fellow who is believed to have designed the first of Egypt's great pyramids. Like modern tourists, ancient Egyptians marveled at his work and ingenuity; so much so that he was deified and worshipped as a god. Now THAT'S how engineers ought to be treated."
--Norm Augustine

All the thesis (compressed).

Thermal noise results (Chapter 5), specifically uploaded for Gabriela. Portions of this chapter are being developed into a paper.

The first three chapters, which include

Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Issues in Suspension
Chapter 3 - Model

The remaining chapters, including:

Chapter 4 - Dynamics
Chapter 5 - Thermal Noise Results
Chapter 6 - Control Issues
Chapter 7 - GEO600
Chapter 8 - Future Work

And finally, everything else-which includes Appendix A, Appendix B, and the Bibliography.

(Note that to spare the server, only the compressed versions are being left on line. Each is compressed with the UNIX "gzip". On a PC, "Winzip" will uncompress them.)

Wedding pictures!

Greek pictures!

Getting settled back in California; email is the most reliable route, of course:

mehusman@alumni.princeton.edu

You can find me at:
2735 Piedmont Avenue, unit #5
Montrose, CA 91020
(818) 957-2135

As of Dec. 1, 1999.

Work

Finishing my dissertation on suspension for GEO at the University of Glasgow in the gravity wave group.

Friends et. al.

Like, for example,

Laura , my wife, who likely has much more up to date information.

and lots and lots of outdated links that I'll try to redo in the coming weeks.

For keeping up on the summer tournament schedule, there's supposed to be good info at the volleyball homepage. New IVL league has begun, also. While this league may prove a bit more challenging, that builds character.

And for your "local" volleyball news, seems the first place to check is on Su Ragazzi's page.

Useful Stuff

mhusman@physics.gla.ac.uk