My research interests are in the field of elementary particle theory and phenomenology. I work on topics related to the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.   Publication List    Research Interests    Curriculum Vitae    Teaching Experience    Department of Physics The Citadel 171 Moultrie Street Charleston, SC 29409 216 Grimsley Hall Phone: 843-953-5475 Fax: 843-953-1832 scott.yost@citadel.edu
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The Citadel Physics 221: Physics with Calculus I Calculus-based introduction to mechanics Fall 2008 Physics 253: Laboratory for College Physics I Non-calculus introductory physics laboratory Fall 2008  Princeton University Physics 104: General Physics Calculus-based introduction to mechanics Spring 2008 Physics 103: General Physics Calculus-based introduction to electicity & magnetism Fall 2007  Baylor University Physics 1422: General Physics I-A Introduction to mechanics, concurrent calculus Spring 2007, Fall 2006, Spring 2006, Fall 2005, Spring 2005, Fall 2004 Physics 1425: General Physics I Calculus-based introduction to mechanics, thermodynamics Spring 2004, Fall 2003  University of Tennessee Physics 222: Elements of Physics II Non-calculus electricity & magnetism, optics, modern physics Summer 2003, Summer 2002 Astronomy 162: Introduction to Astronomy II Introductory stellar and galactic astronomy, cosmology Spring 2003 Astronomy 161: Introduction to Astronomy I Introductory astronomy, the solar system Fall 2002 Physics 101: How Things Work I Conceptual introduction to physics in our life Fall 2002 Physics 221 Laboratory and Recitations Non-calculus mechanics and thermodynamics Spring 2002, Fall 2001		The Citadel   Department of Physics   Assistant Professor 2008-  Princeton University   Department of Physics   Visiting Associate Professor 2007-08  Baylor University   Department of Physics   Associate Professor 2004-07 Visiting Associate Professor Fall 2003  University of Tennessee   Department of Physics & Astronomy   Lecturer 2002-03 Research Associate Professor 1996-2002 Research Assistant Professor 1993-96 Postdoctoral Associate 1991-93  University of Florida   Department of Physics (IFT)   Postdoctoral Associate 1987-91  Princeton University   Ph.D. in Physics 1987 Dissertation: String Loops in Background Fields  Carnegie Mellon University   B.S. in Physics 1982 B.S. in Mathematics 1982
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		My non-academic web site The Large Hadron Collider Software by collaborators Mikhail Kalmykov's page M. Hoffmann's Mathematical Links CAPA Online Homework Systems at Baylor and UT. (I developed parts of the interface for these installations.) LON-CAPA CAPA's replacement Today's arXiv e-Prints AIP Journals Elsevier Physics Journals World Scientific Journals IOP Journals Personal e-Print Collection (pre-laptop era) Frequency of a mass on a massive spring (PDF, inspired by a UT PHYS221 lab.) Musical compositions