Mohammadreza Rahimi Tabar

Mohammad Reza Rahimi Tabar (Also known as M. R. Rahimi Tabar in scientific literature) is an Iranian theoretical physicist. He is a professor at Sharif University.

Research interests

His main research interests are:

• Conformal field theory and Logarithmic conformal field theory
• Disordered systems
• Phase transition in the planar self-gravitating gas
• Statistical theory of Burgers' turbulence
• Cascade models of fully developed turbulence
• Strong coupling limit of the Kardar-Parisi-Zhang equation
• Intermitteny issue in surface growth
• Stochastic nature of CMB, heart-beats and seismic activity.
• Sound localization

Degrees

• Sharif University of Technology, 1992-1995, PhD (thesis: "Statistical and Conformal Field Theory Approaches to Turbulence")
• Sharif University of Technology, 1990-1992, Master of science
• Tabriz University, 1986-1990, Bachelor of science

Mazandaran earthquake issue

In spring 2005, at the same time with Mazandaran earthquake, an extending rumor originated by his works on time series analysis of earthquake waves distributed by Persian Media, postponed final examination of Sharif university of technology.^{[citation needed]} Although he always denied any precise prediction of any earthquake by his works. (See his latest paper in Physical Review Letter on seismic waves.^[1])

See also

• Higher education in Iran

Notes

1. ^ Turbulencelike Behavior of Seismic Time Series, by P. Manshour, S. Saberi, Muhammad Sahimi, J. Peinke, Amalio F. Pacheco, and M. Reza Rahimi Tabar, Phys. Rev. Lett. 102, 014101 (2009).

External links

• Official web page

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