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Before joining the faculty at Cedarville University in 2011, Dr. Pan was a research associate and taught college physics at Michigan Technological University. Dr. Pan teaches introductory and core physics courses. Her research interest is in computational atomic physics, where she studies electronic structure and properties of transition metal and rare earth elements.

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Before joining the faculty at Cedarville University in 2011, Dr. Pan was a research associate and taught college physics at Michigan Technological University. Dr. Pan teaches introductory and core physics courses. Her research interest is in computational atomic physics, where she studies electronic structure and properties of transition metal and rare earth elements.

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Present	Associate Professor of Physics, Cedarville University ‐ Department of Science and Mathematics
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College Physics I & II
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	B.S., Qingdao University
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	Ph.D., Michigan Technological University
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Dissertation (1)

Ab Initio RCI Calculations of Atomic Properties of Selected Transition Metal Ions (Lin Pan) Faculty Dissertations (2008)

In this dissertation, the relativistic configuration interaction (RCI) method has been applied to some selected transition metal ions. These include the three strontium isoelectronic ions (Zr III, Nb IV and Mo V), Mo VI and ...

Book Chapter (1)

Relativistic Configuration Interaction Calculations for Lanthanide and Actinide Anions (D. R. Beck, S. O'Malley and Lin Pan) Science and Mathematics Faculty Publications (2015)

Refereed Articles (10)

Experimental and Theoretical Study of Bound and Quasibound States of CE- (C. W. Walter, Lin Pan, N. D. Gibson, et al.) Physical Review A (2011)

The negative ion of cerium is investigated experimentally with tunable infrared laser photodetachment spectroscopy and theoretically with relativistic configuration interaction in the continuum formalism. The relative cross section for neutral atom production is measured with ...

Candidates for Laser Cooling of Atomic Anions: La- versus Os- (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) Physical Review A (2010)

Improved RCI techniques for Atomic 4f^n Excitation Energies and Polarizabilities (D. R. Beck and Lin Pan) Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (2010)

We propose an efficient method by which previously computationally expensive, but moderately important, pair correlation effects can be incorporated into fn excitation energies. Application is to Gd IV. Secondly, we extend two methods of obtaining ...

Calculations of Hf- electron affinity and photodetachment partial cross sections (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (2010)

Relativistic configuration interaction calculations show Hf− has only one bound state, 5d26s26p J = 5/2. The electron affinity is determined to be 0.114 eV. Using a fixed photon energy of 2.34 eV (∼532 nm), the ...

X-ray-absorption Near-edge Structure of Laser-dressed Neon (H. R. Vama, Lin Pan, D. R. Beck, et al.) Physical Review A (2008)

Using an improved value for the energy splitting between the [formula] and [formula] states, electromagnetically induced transparency for x rays at the [formula] resonance in Ne is reassessed. The energy splitting between the [formula] and ...

The 1s photoabsorption transitions in Br I and Br II (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (2006)

Relativistic configuration interaction calculations have been performed for the 1s →np (n = 4–8) photoabsorption transitions in Br I and Br II, and transition energies and transition probabilities have been evaluated. These data are necessary ...

Mo VI J=3/2, 5/2 energy levels, oscillator strengths and Landé g-values (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) Physica Scripta (2006)

Relativistic configuration interaction calculations have been performed for Mo VI 4p5 4d2 J=5/2 and nf 2F5/2 (n=4–6) wavefunctions. Level energies and E1 oscillator strengths for transitions between these states and the nd2D (n=4–6) states have ...

Removal or excitation of a 1s electron in Kr II and Kr III (Lin Pan, S. O'Malley and D. R. Beck) Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (2005)

Relativistic configuration interaction calculations are done for Kr ions Kr II and Kr III. Transition energies and transition probabilities for 122 transitions between Kr II 4p5 J = 1/2, 3/2→ 1s 4p6, 1s 4p5 np ...

Ab Initio Energy Levels, Oscillator Strengths, and Landé g-Values for J = 0, 1 States of Zr III and Nb IV (D. R. Beck and Lin Pan) Physica Scripta (2004)

Relativistic Configuration Interaction calculations are reported for Zr III and Nb IV J = 0 → J = 1 transitions between 4d2 + 5s2 and 4d(4f + 5f + 5p + 6p + 7p) + ...

Mo V J = 0,1 Energy Levels, Oscillator Strengths and Landé g-values (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) Physica Scripta (2004)

Relativistic Configuration Interaction results are obtained for the lowest 9 J = 0 even parity and the lowest 30 J = 1 odd parity levels of Mo V. Some of the levels (e.g. 4p54d3) are ...

Presentations of Refereed Papers (6)

Photodetachement of Ce- (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) 42nd Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics (2011)

The electron affinity and partial photodetachment cross sections of Hf- (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) International Conference on Photonic, Electronic, and Atomic Collisions (2009)

Calculation of electron affinity and partial cross sections of Hf- (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) 39th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics (2008)

Relativistic configuration interaction calculations for the J=3/2, 5/2 states of Mo VI (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) 37th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (2006)

Mo V energy levels and f values (Lin Pan and D. R. Beck) 35th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (2004)

Zr III and Nb IV energy levels and f values (D. R. Beck and Lin Pan) 34th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (2003)

Poster Presentations (1)

A Photo-detachment Study of Binding Energies of La- (Lin Pan) The Research and Scholarship Symposium (2013-2019) (2015)

Among the three candidates for negative ion laser cooling, La- is the most promising due to the strong transitions between its bound states. A direct energy calculation at the valence level [1] had been applied ...

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