Robert's Astrophysicist Phase

Employment

1975 Research Fellow, Harvard Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Massachusettes

1971-1974 Assistant Professor of Astronomy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota

1969-1970 Research Associate, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Institute for Space Studies, New York City, NY

Education

1967 - 1969 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 9/67 - 4/69
Fellowships: Woodrow Wilson, National Science Foundation, & Princeton National
Degree: Ph.D in Astrophysics
Thesis: "A Completely Covariant Integral Theory Of Inertia And Gravitation And Its Machian Implications"
Thesis Advisor: John Archibald Wheeler

1963 - 1967 University of California, Berkeley, CA 9/63 - 3/67
Honors: Phi Beta Kappa, Junior year; Outstanding Undergraduate in Astronomy, Senior year
Degree: B.A. with a Major in Astronomy

Publications

1969 Gilman, R.C. "On The Composition Of Circumstellar Grains" Astrophysical Journal Letters v 155, p 185.

1969
Sciama, D.W., Waylen, P.C., Gilman, R.C. "Generally Covariant Integral Formulation of Einstein's Field Equations" Physical Review v 187, p 1762.

1970 Gilman, R.C. "Machian Theory of Inertia And Gravitation" Physical Review D, v 2, p 1400.

1972 Gilman, R.C. "Grain-Gas Coupling In Circumstellar Envelopes" Astrophysical Journal, v 178, p 423.

1973 Gilman, R.C. "Grain Escape Velocities From Cool Stars" Monthly Notices Of The Royal Astronomical Society, v 161, p 3p.

1974 Gilman, R.C. "Free-Free and Free-Bound Emissions In Low-surface-gravity Stars" Astrophysical Journal, v 188, p 87.

1974 Gilman, R.C. "Planck Mean Cross-sections For Four Grain Materials" Astrophysical Journal Supplement, v 28, #268, p 397.

1975
Gilman, R.C. "Possible Implications Of The Uncertainty Principle For The Timescale Of Gravitational Collapse" Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Special Report #369

1975	Research Fellow, Harvard Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Massachusettes
1971-1974	Assistant Professor of Astronomy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota
1969-1970	Research Associate, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Institute for Space Studies, New York City, NY

1967 - 1969	Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 9/67 - 4/69 Fellowships: Woodrow Wilson, National Science Foundation, & Princeton National Degree: Ph.D in Astrophysics Thesis: "A Completely Covariant Integral Theory Of Inertia And Gravitation And Its Machian Implications" Thesis Advisor: John Archibald Wheeler
1963 - 1967	University of California, Berkeley, CA 9/63 - 3/67 Honors: Phi Beta Kappa, Junior year; Outstanding Undergraduate in Astronomy, Senior year Degree: B.A. with a Major in Astronomy

1969	Gilman, R.C. "On The Composition Of Circumstellar Grains" Astrophysical Journal Letters v 155, p 185.
1969	Sciama, D.W., Waylen, P.C., Gilman, R.C. "Generally Covariant Integral Formulation of Einstein's Field Equations" Physical Review v 187, p 1762.
1970	Gilman, R.C. "Machian Theory of Inertia And Gravitation" Physical Review D, v 2, p 1400.
1972	Gilman, R.C. "Grain-Gas Coupling In Circumstellar Envelopes" Astrophysical Journal, v 178, p 423.
1973	Gilman, R.C. "Grain Escape Velocities From Cool Stars" Monthly Notices Of The Royal Astronomical Society, v 161, p 3p.
1974	Gilman, R.C. "Free-Free and Free-Bound Emissions In Low-surface-gravity Stars" Astrophysical Journal, v 188, p 87.
1974	Gilman, R.C. "Planck Mean Cross-sections For Four Grain Materials" Astrophysical Journal Supplement, v 28, #268, p 397.
1975	Gilman, R.C. "Possible Implications Of The Uncertainty Principle For The Timescale Of Gravitational Collapse" Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Special Report #369