Research Interests: Multiwavelength
observational astronomy of cataclysmic variable binary stars, nova shells,
X-ray binaries and black holes, accretion disks and outflows, stellar
magnetism, common envelope
evolution, extrasolar
planets, spaceflight, astronomical
instrumentation.
E-mail: ringwald@csufresno.edu
Office: McLane 11, in the new J wing (Building J), across the
outdoor "hall" from McLane 149, 151, and 161 (near the Womens' Room).
Office hours (August 25 to December 11):
MW 2-3:15, TuTh 3:30-4:45 (No appointment is necessary: please come on in
during these times.)
If students need to see Dr. Ringwald outside of office hours,
please call or e-mail
first.
(559) 278-8426 : Phone
(559) 278-2371 : Secretary
(559) 278-7741 : Fax
Mailing Address:
2345 E. San Ramon Ave., M/S MH37
Fresno, CA 93740-8031, U.S.A.
At above right: QU Vul (top) and V351 Pup (bottom), two novae that
erupted in 1984 and 1991, respectively. These images were taken during my
first Hubble Space Telescope
project. For more about them, see the press
release.
Here is the department brochure, which I edited.
It's a pdf file, which you can read with Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free
program available
here. Here is a recruiting
slide. Here is a larger
version.
Last updated 2008 August 24. Web page by Dr. Ringwald
(
ringwald@csufresno.edu
)
Department of Physics, California State University, Fresno.
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