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Lincoln Wolfenstein
University Professor of Physics
Ph.D., University of Chicago
Email: lincolnw@andrew.cmu.edu
Phone: (412) 268-2752
FAX: (412) 681-0648
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The major area of research is the phenomenology of weak interactions based
upon the ideas of modern gauge theories. Among the problems being considered are
neutrino masses, the origin of CP violation, lepton number violation and the solar
neutrino problem.
Selected Recent Publications
C. Y. Chien
and L. Wolfenstein, ”Consequences Approximate S3 Symmetry of the Neutrino Mass
Matrix,” hep-ph 0709.3762, Phys. Rev., in press.
R. N.
Mohapatra, L. Wolfenstein and others, “Theory of Neutrinos”, Rep. Prog. Phys. 70,
1754 (2007).
L.
Wolfenstein, “Conservation Laws in Encyclopedia of Physics,” pp. 364-370 (2005).
L. Wolfenstein and F. Wu, “Final State Interactions,” Phys. Rev. D 72, 077501
(2005).
L.
Wolfenstein, “Can Theory Meet the B Physics Challenge" in B Physics at Hadron
Machines, p.279 (2004).
L.
Wolfenstein, “The Strength of the Weak Interactions,” Ann. Rec. Nuc. Part. Sci., pp.
1-17 (2004).
L.
Wolfenstein, “Fermi Interactions" in Fermi Remembered, pp. 239-241 (2003).
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