E-mail:shropshi@physics.isu.edu
Campus Box 8106
Pocatello, Idaho 83209
Phone: (208) 282-2212
FAX: (208) 282-4649
Office: 123D Physical Science
Dr. Shropshire came to ISU in the Fall of 1991 from Washington State University where he received his Ph.D. in physics. He has taught introductory physics, practicum in physical science, modern physics, solid state, the Jr. and Sr. physics labs, mathematical methods for physics, statistical physics, seminar in physics, and graduate classical mechanics.
Dr. Shropshire's research focuses on physics education and on atomic scale, or point, defects in metals and alloys. He uses a nuclear spectroscopy technique, perturbed - angular correlations (PAC), to study the production, interactions, concentrations, and energetics of point defects in metals and alloys produced by deformation and irradiation.
Class Web Pages & Other Interests:
Physics 648, Electricity and Magnetism, Summer 2006
Chapter 28 Homework Solutions
Chapter 29 Homework Solutions
Chapter 30 Homework Solutions
Physics 100, Essentials of Physics & Physics 212, Engineering Physics II These links will take you to the ISU WebCT page. You will have to login there to get into any course you are registered for that uses WebCT. To access, use your 6-digit Belgal ID Number on the bottom left of your student ID card as your login ID, and a 4-digit code representing your birth month and year. Specifically, a 2-digit month value followed by a 2-digit year value without hyphens. For example: March, 1978 becomes 0378.
ISU Department of Physics Demonstration Road Show
Abstracts of Selected Publications