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Eric M. Schlegel
Associate
Professor and Interim Chair
Ph.D.,
Indiana University, Bloomington
Supernovae,
cataclysmic variables, X-ray emission of
galaxies, X-ray binaries, supernova remnants
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Research
I am currently working on the X-ray line emission
from cataclysmic variables, the X-ray-emitting diffuse
gas in spiral galaxies, and completing a paper on the
X-ray-emitting supernova SN1978K, still going strong
after 15 years.
Teaching
I have been teaching the introductory astronomy
course for non-science majors for the past 3 semesters.
I have also taught an advanced introductory astrophysics
class, and a class in extragalactic astrophysics.
Selected Papers
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Pannuti, T. Schlegel,
E. M., Lacey, C. 2007, AJ, in press. "Properties of
Chandra-detected X-ray Supernova Remnants in Five
Nearby Spiral Galaxies"
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Schlegel, E. M. &
Petre, R. 2006, ApJ, 646, 378. "Chandra Observation
of the X-ray Luminous SN1988Z"
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Rana, V. R., Singh,
K.P, Schlegel, E. M., & Barrett, P. 2006, ApJ, 642,
1042. "Study of the Fe K-alpha lines in
Non-magnetized Cataclysmic Variables using Chandra
HEG Data"
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Schlegel, E. M. 2005,
A&A, 433, 635. "A Serendipitous XMM-Newton
Observation of the Intermediate Polar WX Pyx"
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Hong, J.-S., Schlegel,
E. M., & Grindlay, J. 2004, ApJ, 614, 508. "New
Spectral Classification Technique for X-ray Sources:
Quantile Analysis"
Last update:
Thursday February 01, 2007 |
