University of Tennessee Physics

Dr. C.C. Shih

Professor
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1967

Office: 503 Nielsen Physics Building
Phone: 865-974-7806
Fax: 865-974-7843
ccshih@utk.edu


THEORETICAL PHYSICS
THEORETICAL PARTICLE PHYSICS

Characteristics of correlations and fluctuations in multiparticle production processes are analyzed at high energy for hadron-hadron collisions and relativistic heavy ion collisions. Special Attention is paid to the development of multiparticle phenomenology.

THEORETICAL BIOPHYSICS

Response of self sustainable nonlinear dissipative systems is under investigation in the region where the intrinsic endogenous rhythm of a biophysics system may be perturbed for entrainment.

Brief Vita

Professor Shih earned a B. S. in Physics from National Taiwan University in 1961, and the Ph.D. degree from Cornell University in 1967. He worked for two years each as a research associate at Brookhaven National Laboratory and Carnegie Mellon University then jointed the faculty at the University of Tennessee in 1971. During leaves from the University, he was a visiting scientist at Los Alamos National laboratory, Arizona University and Fillips Marburg University, Germany.

University Service

Professor Shih has served on the graduate admission board as an external content specialist since 1995. The board evaluates and interviews graduate applicants to the holistic/teaching unit of the College of Education.

Selected Publications

  1. Chia C Shih, "Regge Pole Analysis for pion Production of rho near the backward Direction", Phys. Rev. Letts. 22, 105 (1969).
  2. Chia C Shih and H. K. Shepard, "Optimized Extrapolation of Pion Nuclear Scattering (the sigma term Re-examined)", Phys. Letts, 41B, 321 (1972).
  3. Chia C Shih, "High Energy Electron Radiotherapy in a Strong Magnetic Field", Med. Phys. 2, 9, (1975).
  4. Chia C Shih and R. D. Present, "Nonadditivity Extension of the Kirkwood-Buff Surface Tension Formula" J. Chem. Phys. 64, 2262 (1976).
  5. Chia C Shih, "Hartree Fock Densities in Thomas-Fermi-Dirac Model Including the Inhomogeneity Term", Phys. Rev. A14, 919, (1976).
  6. R. E. Cutkosky, H. R. Hicks, J. Sandusky, R. L. Kelly, R. C. Miller, Chia C Shih and A. Yokosawa), "Partial Wave Analysis of the $ kion(+) p Elastic Scattering", Nucl. Phys. B102, 139 (1976).
  7. D. Murphy, W-P Wang and Chia C Shih, "Gradient Expansion of the Exchange Energy Density Functional: A Complementary Expansion of the Atomic Energy Functional", J. Chem. Phys. 73, 1340 (1980).
  8. Chia C Shih, "Amplitude Analysis of a Finite Chain with Random Dilute Impurities: Characteristics of Localization", J. Phys. C. Solid State Phys. 13, L543 (1980).
  9. Chia C Shih, "Eigenvalues of Linear Systems with Periodic Structures", Phys. Rev B 23, 2797 (1981).
  10. P.Carruthers and Chia C. Shih, "Correlations and Fluctuations in Hadronic Multiplicity Distributions: The Meaning of KNO Scaling", Phys. Lett. 127B, 242 (1983).
  11. Chia C Shih, "Fokker-Planck Stochastic KNO Solutions, Branching Processes and Path to Hadronization", Phys. Rev. D 33, 3391 (1986).
  12. G. L. Whatson, W.L. Carrier, A. A. Francis, S. Georghiou and J. D. Regan and Chia C Shih, "The Effects of Extremely Low frequency (ELF) Electric Fields on Cell Growth and DNA Repair in Human Skin Fibroblatts", Cell Tissue Kinet. 19, 39 (1986).
  13. Chia C Shih, "Counting Statistics of Partial Coherent Light With Lorentzian Spectrum", Phys. Rev. A 40, 1456, 1989.
  14. P.Carruthers and Chia C. Shih, "Mutual Information and Forward- Backward Correlations in Multi-hadron Production", Phys. Rev. Letts. 62, 2073 (1989).
  15. P. Carruthers, E. M. Friedlander, Chia C Shih and R. M. Weiner, "Multiplicity Fluctuations in Finite Rapidity Windows: Intermittancy or Quantum Statistical Correlations", Phys. Letts B 222, 487 (1989).
  16. Chia C. Shih, "Quantum Statistical Analysis of Charge Correlation in Multiparticle Production at High Energies", Phys. Lett. B 259, 393 (1991).
  17. J-y Zhang, X. C. He, Chia. C. Shih, S.P. Sorensen and C. Y. Wong, "Transverse energy and forward energy production in a high energy nuclear nuclear collision model", Phys. Rev. C 46, 748 (1992).
  18. J. Liu, C. Y. Wong, Chia C. Shih and R. C Wang, "One-particle fragmentation Functions in Massless Schwinger Model", Phys. Letts. B 326, 154 (1994).
  19. Chia C. Shih and Jing-ye Zhang, "'Particle production at high energy.' I. Geometrical orientated simulation of hadron-hadron collisions below 250 GeV/c," PRC 55, 378 (1997).
  20. Chia C. Shih and Jing-ye Zhang, "'Particle production at high energy.' II. Accumulative impact and clustering in relativistic heavy-ion collisions," PRC 55, 384 (1997).
  21. Chia. C. Shih and S. Georghiou, "Harmonic Analysis of DNA Dynamics in a Viscous Medium", Journal of Biomelecular Structure and Dynamics, 17, 921 (2000).