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Professor Jonathan Robbins
Professor Jonathan Robbins
B.S.(Yale), Ph.D.(Calif.)
Professor of Mathematics
Head of School
Summary
Semiclassical quantum mechanics and quantum chaos; Quantum statistics and the spin-statistics relation; Liquid crystals; Micromagnetics and spintronics
Recent publications
- Lund, R, Robbins, J & Slastikov, V, 2018, ‘Existence of travelling-wave solutions representing domain wall motion in a thin ferromagnetic nanowire’. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Section A Mathematics, vol 148., pp. 395-407
- Robbins, J & Gat, O, 2017, ‘Topology of time-reversal invariant energy bands with adiabatic structure’. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, vol 50.
- Gaididei, Y, Goussev, A, Kravchuk, VP, Pylypovskyi, OV, Robbins, JM, Sheka, DD, Slastikov, V & Vasylkevych, S, 2017, ‘Magnetization in narrow ribbons: Curvature effects’. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical, vol 50.
- Robbins, J, 2016, ‘The Hannay angle, thirty years on’. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical, vol 49.
- Kitavtsev, G, Robbins, J, Slastikov, V & Zarnescu, A, 2016, ‘Liquid crystal defects in the Landau-de Gennes theory in two dimensions - beyond the one-constant approximation’. Mathematical Models and Methods in Applied Sciences, vol 26.
- Goussev, A, Robbins, JM, Slastikov, V & Tretiakov, O, 2016, ‘Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya domain walls in magnetic nanotubes’. Physical Review B, vol 93.
- Di Fratta, G, Robbins, JM, Slastikov, V & Zarnescu, A, 2016, ‘Half-Integer Point Defects in the Q-Tensor Theory of Nematic Liquid Crystals’. Journal of Nonlinear Science, vol 26., pp. 121-140
- Goussev, A, Robbins, JM & Slastikov, V, 2014, ‘Domain wall motion in thin ferromagnetic nanotubes: Analytic results’. EPL, vol 105.
- Harrison, JM, Keating, JP, Robbins, JM & Sawicki, A, 2014, ‘n-Particle Quantum Statistics on Graphs’. Communications in Mathematical Physics, vol 33., pp. 1293?1326
- Kleman, M & Robbins, JM, 2014, ‘Tubes of Magnetic Flux and Electric Current in Space Physics’. Solar physics, vol 289., pp. 1173-1192
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