Joseph H. Eberly

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Joseph H. Eberly
Eberly in 1994
Alma mater	Pennsylvania State University Stanford University
Known for	Quantum optics Author of Lasers Founder of Optics Express Discovery of Trojan wave packets Electron mass shift in electromagnetic radiation Superradiance Atomic stabilization Above threshold ionization One-dimensional model atom with softened singularity Theory of nonsequential ionization Quantum revival Counter-intuitive excitation of multi-level systems Arbitrary Control of a Quantum Electromagnetic Field Polaritonic solitons in multilevel media Entanglement control through non-Hamilton quantum state geometric Hilbert "interaction"
Scientific career
Fields	Theoretical quantum optics
Institutions	University of Rochester
Thesis	Black-body distribution law in semi-classical radiation theory.  (1962)
Doctoral advisor	E. T. Jaynes
Doctoral students	Peter W. Milonni
Other notable students	Peter Knight

Joseph Henry Eberly is an American physicist who holds the positions of Andrew Carnegie Professor of Physics and Astronomy and Professor of Optics at the University of Rochester.