Gavin Buxton

Hey there!

I'm a computational physicist at Robert Morris University. My research interests are quite eclectic, from computational biology to alternative energy systems, but all of my research largely involves me solving systems numerically.

This website also details my teaching, including my lectures notes for General Physics I and II.

What am I working on right now?

Updating Physics I and Physics II lecture notes. Changed the spacing in equations and adopted siunitx, added more MCAT style questions, and played around with the color scheme. I was also looking into accessibility (as these are not) and there's a lot of work to be done (there's been some really great improvements in LaTeX in this regard in the last couple of months), but it'll have to wait until I can replace large parts of the LaTeX code (mostly equations) with alternative text.

Anyway the latest versions on these books can be found

https://sites.google.com/view/profgavinbuxton/teaching/general-physics-i

and

https://sites.google.com/view/profgavinbuxton/teaching/general-physics-ii