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Zachary H. Levine (Fed)

Zachary Levine is a physicist with interests in the interaction of radiation and matter.  Projects have included the calculation of linear and higher dielectric functions.  Current projects include x-ray tomography at the micro-scale and the theory of quantum memory.

He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society. He received two Bronze Medals from the Department of Commerce, is a co-recipient of the Silver Medal, and has been recognized as a distinguished reviewer by two scientific societies.

Research projects

Awards

  • 2020, Trusted Reviewer, Institute of Physics
  • 2017, Bronze Medal, Department of Commerce
  • 2017, Senior Member, Optical Society of America
  • 2013, Outstanding Referee, American Physical Society
  • 2002, Silver Medal, Department of Commerce
  • 2001,  Fellow & American Physical Society
  • 1999,  Bronze Medal, Department of Commerce

Selected Publications

Publications

Data and Software Publications

Simulating Photon Echoes for Quantum Memory

Author(s)
Katherine Slattery, Zachary H. Levine
A Wolfram Demonstration Template has been specialized to a model of a semiclassical model of photon echoes. An incident Gaussian pulse propagates through a material with a dielectric function in the
Created October 9, 2019, Updated February 11, 2025
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