Collaborations      

Aside from working with members of T-8, I maintain several collaborations both internal and external to Los Alamos. Internal collaborations, both past and present, include the Center for Nonlinear Studies, the Condensed Matter Theory Group (T-11), the Theoretical Astrophysics Group (T-6), the Accelerator Physics and Engineering Group (LANSCE-1), Los Alamos Neutron Science Center, the Geophysics Group (EES-11), Earth and Environmental Sciences Division, the Statistical Sciences Group (D-1), Decision Applications Division, and the Neutron Science and Technology Group (P-23), Physics Division. My supercomputing efforts have benefited greatly from the scientific and computational support provided by the Advanced Computing Laboratory, now CCS-1, in LANL's Computer and Computational Sciences Division.

I collaborate extensively with University and other external researchers. Present and previous collaborations include Caltech (Quantum Feedback Control), UC San Diego (Statistical Mechanics), CUNY (Quantum Chaos), Columbia (Cosmology), Fermilab (Cosmology), Florida (Astrophysics), Harvard (Cosmology), Illinois (Cosmology), INR Moscow (High Energy Physics), IUCAA Pune (Cosmology/Astrophysics), IOP Bhubaneswar (Field Theory), Kansas (Cosmology), LBNL (Accelerators), LPS (Quantum Dynamical Systems), Texas (Quantum Dynamical Systems), UNM (Quantum Dynamical Systems), Tsukuba (Quantum Dynamical Systems), UIUC (Cosmology), and Chicago (Cosmology).

Many of the people I have written papers with or am working with at present are listed here.

Salman Habib / LANL / revised March 06