Stephen R. Addison
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Professor and Dean
Also affiliated: University of North Texas (2009); Naval Surface Warfare Center (2004); Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (2024); NSWC Dahlgren Division (2004)
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Stephen R. Addison's research has explored various scientific domains, including classical mechanics, radar backscattered waveforms, and fractal imagery. His work also extends to the fundamental properties of entropy and the electrodynamic focusing of charged aerosol particles. Addison has authored a third edition of "Classical Mechanics" and contributed to studies on improving student engagement in biochemistry through the use of clickers. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 6, with 39 total publications cited 1,015 times. He has collaborated with researchers from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Karl Schubert, Carol Gattis, and Tara Dryer, as well as Jennifer Fowler from Arkansas State University.
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- h-index: 6
- Publications: 38
- Citations: 908
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Professor and Dean 1984–presentUniversity of Central Arkansas College of Science and Engineering ORCID
Selected Publications
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Data Science 101 for Faculty: Designing and Assessing a Foundational Workshop (2026)
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Expanding a State-wide Data Science Educational Ecosystem to Meet Workforce Development Needs (2025)
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Improving the Educational Efficacy of Beginner-friendly Cybersecurity Competitions (2022)
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A formulation of noise operators and their applications (2019)
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Application of the operator current to polarization radar and three-dimensional rotations (2018)
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The post-selection operator current (2018)
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Does the central limit theorem always apply to phase noise? Some implications for radar problems (2017)
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Synchronization Limits of Chaotic Circuits (2014)
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Enhancing The Undergraduate Experience: Measuring Film Thicknesses Using A Helium Ion Beam (2011)
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The Rayleigh problem is everywhere! (2010)
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ENHANCING THE UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE: ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS AT AN ACCELERATOR FACILITY (2009)
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Precision Measurements of Chaotic Electric Circuits (2006)
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Symbolic Noise, Signal Processing, and Signal Enhancement by the Use of Chaos (2006)
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Chaos and Encryption: Problems and Potential (2006)
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Computing the characteristic function for Sums of sinusoidal random variables (2006)
Collaboration Network
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- Effect of nonuniform target motion on radar backscattered waveforms
- Characteristic functions in radar and sonar
- Is extensivity a fundamental property of entropy?
- The Rayleigh problem is everywhere!
- Computing the characteristic function for Sums of sinusoidal random variables
Showing 5 of 17 shared publications
- ENHANCING THE UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE: ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS AT AN ACCELERATOR FACILITY
- Enhancing The Undergraduate Experience: Measuring Film Thicknesses Using A Helium Ion Beam
- ENHANCING THE UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE: ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS AT AN ACCELERATOR FACILITY
- Enhancing The Undergraduate Experience: Measuring Film Thicknesses Using A Helium Ion Beam
- ENHANCING THE UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE: ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS AT AN ACCELERATOR FACILITY
- Enhancing The Undergraduate Experience: Measuring Film Thicknesses Using A Helium Ion Beam
- ENHANCING THE UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE: ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS AT AN ACCELERATOR FACILITY
- Enhancing The Undergraduate Experience: Measuring Film Thicknesses Using A Helium Ion Beam
- Chaotic encryption and decryption: involving undergraduates in authentic research
- Precision Measurements of Chaotic Electric Circuits
- Chaotic encryption and decryption: involving undergraduates in authentic research
- Precision Measurements of Chaotic Electric Circuits
- Expanding a State-wide Data Science Educational Ecosystem to Meet Workforce Development Needs
- Data Science 101 for Faculty: Designing and Assessing a Foundational Workshop
- Panel discussion: establishing a state-of-the-art college computing environment
- Panel discussion: establishing a state-of-the-art college computing environment
- Panel discussion: establishing a state-of-the-art college computing environment
- Panel discussion: establishing a state-of-the-art college computing environment
- General solution to dispersive wave equation and its application to propagation
- Electrodynamic Focusing of Charged Aerosol Particles
- Electrodynamic Focusing of Charged Aerosol Particles
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