Kevin Lynch's Really Boring Home Page


This is my homepage. I am a postdoctoral researcher in the experimental Intermediate Energy Group of the Physics Department at Boston University, where I will be primarily working on the BU contributions to the muLan and muCap experiments at the Paul Scherrer Institut in Villigen, Switzerland. I also work on the BNL g-2 (E821) experiment, and am part of the collaboration for the proposed BNL g-2 (E969), MECO, and Deuteron EDM experiments. I was a theory graduate student in the High Energy Theory Group at BU, where my thesis advisor was Elizabeth Simmons, now on the Physics faculty at Michigan State University and the Director of the Lyman Briggs School of Science. My thesis was titled "Technimesons and weak gauge bosons in dynamical models of electroweak symmetry breaking". Here is a picture of me in my office. Here is a picture of Candace and I on our honeymoon in Disney World (I know it's a bad picture ... I should get around to putting something better here.).

Someday, this page might contain interesting stuff, and pictures and things, but for now, the real reason for the existence of this page is this list of my useful links for myself:


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