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University of Salento, Lecce, Italy.
e-MAIL
e-Mail: paul.h.frampton@gmail.com
DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR 1981-2014
Louis D. Rubin, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Physics
and Astronomy, UNC-Chapel Hill, USA.
VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS 1982-2010
1982-83, Visiting professor, UT-Austin.
1986-87, Visiting professor, Boston University.
2009-10, Visiting distinguished professor,
University of Tokyo, IPMU-Kashiwa.
RESEARCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Particle theory and theoretical cosmology.
502 Papers, link, including
324 Refereed articles in 27 journals, link, many
conference proceedings and four books.
11,394 Citations on SPIRES, link, including
28 papers with 100 citations,
801 Citations for solo paper which predicts, possibly
correctly, a new particle called the bilepton.
381 Talks in 33 different countries: link.
Sixtieth Anniversary festschrift: link.
Four Books (2 technical, 2 popular): link.
Three different Nobel prize winning coauthors: link.
Remarks on my work by by three different Nobel prizewinners: link.
IMPORTANT PAPER
Solo authored item, number 202 on the list of 502 papers, has 801 citations. It predicts a resonance in same-sign leptons with mass in the range 1 – 4 TeV. The LHC has begun a relevant search, to be completed in 203X. One Nobel prizewinner has promised to support a Nobel prize, if this theory is supported.
HONOURS
Fellow of American Physical Society, 1981.
D.Sc. advanced degree, University of Oxford. 1984.
Fellow of Institute of Physics, 1986.
Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1989.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1981-2014
19 courses instructed: link.
35 research students, link, of whom 21 went on to become university professors.
EARLY POSTDOCS 1968-1980
University of Chicago 1968-70; CERN Fellow 1970-72;
Syracuse University 1972-75; UCLA 1975-77;
Ohio State University 1977; Harvard University 1978-80,
then 1981-2000 affiliated with Harvard physics.
EARLIEST EDUCATION 1954-1968
King Charles School, Kidderminster. 1954-62. link.
University of Oxford. 1962-68 link.
Open Hulme Scholar 1962-65, Senior Hulme Scholar 1965-68,
at Brasenose College, Oxford.
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