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标 题: 有关早期套瓷1 <br>
发信站: 飘渺水云间 (Sat Jul 17 20:51:30 1999), 转信 <br>
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发信人: physics (自己的心情我自己感受), 信区: AdvancedEdu <br>
标 题: Physics千僖年去美国指导系列--有关早期套瓷1 <br>
发信站: BBS 水木清华站 (Wed Jun 23 15:16:56 1999) <br>
<br>
以下是和一个烂校的教授在很早的时候套瓷以求保底的例子.在很早的阶段和 <br>
教授套瓷可以同时弄到申请表,免掉申请费等,但有可能以后甩不掉他,或者到 <br>
正式申请时教授忘了你等.后面再详细讨论利弊.大家可注意下面和素眉平生的 <br>
教授套瓷时如何礼帽说话等,不过要注意这是给烂校教授的套瓷Email,并不慎重 <br>
的说.关于套瓷以后会详细讨论,这里的例子只是在要表上网查时,你看到心动 <br>
的教授,或许可以给他顺手发一个,没准就套上了的例子.我的意见是:和牛教授 <br>
套瓷一定要慎重,宜在申请材料寄到后再套,但对保底的教授,以及副教授女教授 <br>
中国教授这"黑三类",随便套是可以的:PP <br>
以下是一个典型的套瓷例子,以后会再详细讨论它. <br>
<br>
To: dcarrol@clemson.edu <br>
LIU, Junjie <br>
P. O. Box 84-258 <br>
Tsinghua University Post Office <br>
Beijing, 100084 <br>
People's Republic of China <br>
July 25, 1998 <br>
<br>
Dear Professor David Carroll: <br>
<br>
I am very sorry to bother you and send this email, but I really <br>
wish to contact you. I am a graduate student majoring in Condensed <br>
Matter Physics Theory in the Department of Physics, Tsinghua <br>
University (Beijing). I wish to pursue a doctoral degree in Physics <br>
at Clemson University. My desired date of entrance is Fall, 1999. <br>
I have visited the homepage of the "Laboratory for Nanotech". I am <br>
writing this letter to you to introduce myself and query about the <br>
graduate programs at NCCNM. Thank you very much for reading this email. <br>
<br>
Born on May 6, 1978, I entered Huazhong Univ. of Science and <br>
Technology (HUST) when I was 15 years old. I finished the four-year <br>
undergraduate program in three years and achieved my degree of B. Eng. <br>
(Optoelectronic Engineering) in June 1996 with the honor of <br>
"Outstanding Graduate". Then, I was admitted to the Graduate School <br>
of Tsinghua University at the Department of Physics. I will obtain <br>
my degree of M. S. (Physics) in June 1999. I have done much research <br>
work on the topics of mesoscopic physics, such as carbon nanotubes, <br>
persistent currents, Aharonov-Bohm geometric phase effects, <br>
electronic transport phenomena, etc. Such modern research topics <br>
attract me very much in that they are associated with both <br>
Condensed-Matter Physics and microelectronics, respectively my <br>
detail majors for M. S. and B. Eng. <br>
<br>
I wish to say that I am indeed interested in the graduate <br>
programs at Phys Dept of Clemson University, and I eagerly wish <br>
that I can join your research group. As I have also strong research <br>
interests on carbon nanotubes, I do believe that the <br>
doctorate-oriented study under your direction will be of great <br>
help to me. I wonder, however, whether you do theoretical or <br>
experimental research works? I wish to state that, although my <br>
current research topics on carbon nanotubes are theoretical, I can <br>
also do experimental research works, especially optical studies, <br>
due to my undergraduate major in Optics. I hope my solid background <br>
in both physics and engineering can meet your general requirements <br>
of entrance to Physics Department as a graduate with financial <br>
supports. I deem it a great honor to become a graduate of <br>
Clemson, if admitted. <br>
<br>
Would you please consider my application and tell me whether <br>
it is possible for me to be enrolled as your graduate with financial <br>
supports? Thank you very much for your kind assistance. I am looking <br>
forward to receiving your reply. <br>
<br>
My current address is: <br>
<br>
LIU, Junjie <br>
P. O. Box 84-258 <br>
Tsinghua University Post Office <br>
Beijing, 100084 <br>
People's Republic of China <br>
<br>
My E-mail address is jliu@phys.tsinghua.edu.cn <br>
or (if the first is down) jliu@mail.cic.tsinghua.edu.cn <br>
<br>
Thanks! <br>
<br>
<br>
Yours Sincerely, <br>
LIU, Junjie <br>
<br>
~~~~~~~~~~:)~~~~~~~~~~:)~~~~~~~~~~:)~~~~~~~~~~*_^~~~~~~~~~~^o^..... <br>
<br>
敌人回信(从回信可见我套早了还,他都以为我申请98了呢) <br>
Dear Liu, Junjie, <br>
<br>
Thank you for the email and your interest in our research program. <br>
<br>
I am very intersted in your application and would like to hear more. <br>
Are you interested in Fall 1999 or fall 1998? Certianly for 1999 there <br>
should be no problem getting research support, provided that your test <br>
scores, grades, etc. are acceptable to the university. For 1998, it <br>
would be a little tougher because of the short notice, but might be <br>
arranged under special circumstances. <br>
<br>
You asked about the nature of research here. In the laboratory, <br>
students generally couple calculations with experiment. We specialize <br>
in spectroscopic determinations of transport and electronic structure <br>
using scanning probes (STM and NSOM). To gain a detailed understanding <br>
of this, ab initio calculations must be compared with data. We have <br>
worked closely with J-C Charlier in Belgium, A. Rubio in Spain, and X. <br>
Blase in France using a variety of theoretical techniques including <br>
tight binding for structural information and LDA of DFT for electronics <br>
calcs. <br>
calcs. <br>
<br>
Our tunneling microscope is a low temperature Besoke design copied <br>
from the Julich group. We are capable of running at LHe temperatures <br>
for good energy resolution. We are in the process of constructing a <br>
near-field scanning optical microscope and a photon scanning tunneling <br>
microscope. These two new instruments should be on line around Dec. <br>
<br>
Our group focus is to understand the quantum dynamics and optical <br>
response of individual nano-systems like carbon nanotubes, B-doped <br>
nanotubes and filled nanotubes. Look for our latest publications coming <br>
out in the next months in PRL, JMR, and Advanced Materials. The entire <br>
group will also be at the MRS meeting in Boston. <br>
<br>
We would be pleased to consider your application for this year or next. <br>
<br>
Dave Carroll <br>
Professor of Physics <br>
Clemson University <br>
<br>
再套: <br>
<br>
Dear Professor David Carroll: <br>
<br>
Thank you very much for your kind reply. I am sorry that during the <br>
summer vacation I cannot read and reply your email in time. <br>
<br>
As stated in my first letter, my desired entrance date is in Fall <br>
of 1999. And I would like to provide my test scores. My TOEFL test <br>
score is 637 (Oct. 1997) with a TWE score of 5.0. My GRE test score <br>
is 2240 (Oct. 1996 V670 M800 A770). My GRE Subject score is <br>
920 (Oct. 1997 Physics). And I will take the TSE test in the coming <br>
August. And my undergraduate and graduate GPA are both about 3.5 in <br>
4.0, about top 10%-20% in my class. <br>
<br>
I wish to make a note that during my undergraduate study I was <br>
quite young, and during my graduate study I take many efforts to <br>
study the basic courses in Physics by myself, which may be the reason <br>
my GPAs are not in the top 5%. But now I believe that I have been <br>
quite familiar in the knowledges of Physics, both the courses and the <br>
researches. So I hope that my test scores and grades are acceptable <br>
to Clemson with financial supports. <br>
<br>
As to the research, I am very glad to learn the research background <br>
you provided in your letter. I am quite familiar with the works of <br>
X. Blase published in PRL and APL. I also know that J-C Charlier is <br>
a famous specialist in this field. So perhaps I could do theoretical <br>
research works in your group. Also, I am very glad to know that you <br>
have the needed main instruments for carbon nanotubes in your group, <br>
so that both theoretical and experimental works can be done. <br>
<br>
I am puzzled at the "MRS meeting in Boston" you mentioned in your <br>
letter. What is the full-name of MRS? Is it a meeting specialized in <br>
nano-systems? I do research works on carbon nanotubes almost totally <br>
by myself, and perhaps are not familiar with such fixed terms. Would <br>
you please explain the contents of this meeting? Thanks. And you <br>
mentioned that your latest publications will come out in next months <br>
in PRL. Would you please send me the page number of this paper in <br>
PRL, and if possible, the full text of this paper? The journal PRL <br>
reaches to China very late, usually several months to half a year <br>
after published, and I don't have the account to find the full-texts <br>
of PRL on-line. <br>
<br>
I am looking forward to receiving your warmhearted reply, Thanks. <br>
<br>
Yours sincerely <br>
Junjie LIU <br>
<br>
搞定: <br>
<br>
Dear Liu, Junjie, <br>
<br>
Thank you again for your email. From the sounds of your scores and <br>
grades, you should have no problem entering Clemson. I am quite <br>
familiar with the program that you are in and have had several close <br>
friends that have been there at Tsinghua. In fact, Yunxiou Guo was in <br>
graduate school with me and she was in the accelerated program. She has <br>
done extremely well in the U.S. and after graduation went on to do some <br>
first rate science at a university in California. <br>
<br>
Since 1999 is your target date, I can begin to arrange funding for a <br>
research assistantship for you. These are nicer than teaching <br>
assistantships because they allow you to focus only on your research. <br>
Naturally, you will not be obligated to accept should you find other <br>
options. However, I believe that you will be most welcomed here in my <br>
group. <br>
<br>
You had asked about some of my publications, if you send me your <br>
address I can send preprints. They may take some time to get to China. <br>
You can find some of our work listed on our web site under my cv. This <br>
is an incomplete list but the PRL of last year is there and the latest <br>
hasnt yet been released from the publishers. <br>
<br>
We have been doing some interesting things lately with topological <br>
defects on tube manifolds that you might like. We have recently imaged <br>
nanotubes which exhibit a change in chirality along the tube! Tunneling <br>
spectra show that this produces subtle changes in the LDOS as predicted <br>
in some of X. Blase's work. We have also begun optical studies on <br>
individual nanotubes using near-field scanning optical microscopy and <br>
spectroscopy. We are particualry interested in how the surface plasmon <br>
resonances (governed by tube topology) effects the third order nonlinear <br>
susceptability in these objects. <br>
<br>
Thank you again for your interest in our group. May I suggest that we <br>
keep in contact over the year. Let me know your progress and I will try <br>
to help with the application procedures should you decide to join us. <br>
<br>
Sincerely, <br>
<br>
Dave Carroll <br>
<br>
-- <br>
人生其实就是一堆Waiting Lists,这是我今天才明白的道理。 <br>
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