The Large Plasma Device (LAPD) at UCLA produces a 70 cm diameter, 16 m long plasma column. This is the laboratory in which I am performing my thesis work. More information on the LAPD may be found through the link given in the paragraph to the left.

Welcome to the website of David Pace. I am presently a graduate student in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UCLA, working on my Ph.D. in experimental plasma physics. My thesis work is performed in the laboratory of the Large Plasma Device and concerns electron heat transport in magnetized plasmas. I use this site to share items of interest from the worlds of physics, college life, and a few other places.

A summary of the different areas of this site is provided below.

Brief Sitemap

My curriculum vitae (résumé) → CV

Items related to graduate school and plasma physics → Ph.D. Pursuit

Detailed descriptions of files available in the Downloads section → Materials

A selection of study topics in electromagnetics with detailed explanations → EM Topics

Frequently Asked Questions (asking once is enough to count as frequent) → FAQ

Anything not belonging elsewhere → All Else

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At Whitesands National Park

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