Dennis V. Perepelitsa

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Here are some papers and problem sets I'm willing to share. This list is by no means complete. If you're some kind of masochist, you can find HASS papers towards the end.
(And, no, you can't have my 004 beta.)

8.ThU Undergraduate Physics Thesis

(n,n'γ) Reactions in ^63,65Cu and Background in 0νββ Experiments

Mathematical Contest in Modeling - My team won an award in this competition.

2007 Paper on Congressional Districting

6.170 (Engineering Software Lab) - My team won a Design Award for this (infamous) class.

.jar file of our final project

6.946 (Computational Mechanics) - My favorite class at MIT. I'm not sure it's offered any more.

Some of my favorite problem sets: pset #2, pset #4, pset #6, pset #9, pset #10, pset #11
"The Krotus problem set": pset #7
A few class projects:

8.04 (Quantum Physics I) - The class that made me want to be a physicist.

A review sheet I started to make to study for the final and mostly finished.

8.06 (Quantum Physics III) - A fantastic class!

Path Integrals in Quantum Mechanics

8.13 (Experimental Physics Lab) - My (rocky) introduction to experimental physics.

8.14 (Experimental Physics Lab) - A more solid second term.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Mossbauer Spectroscopy
Quantum Information Processing (my partner and I set a lab record with this paper)
Zeeman Effect

8.224 (Exploring Black Holes) - I'm not really an astro person, but I really enjoyed writing this paper.

Spinning Black Hole Energetics

18.330 (Numerical Analysis) - A fun class.

Last few problem sets: pset #3, pset #4, pset #5, pset #6

Humanities Papers

8.225 (Einstein, Oppenheimer and Feynman)

"Re-examining Heisenberg: Objections to Present Theses"

21A.344 (Drugs, Politics and Culture)

21H.001 (How to Stage a Revolution)