University of Texas at Austin

Office: RLM 16.216

Phone: 512-471-0445

CV: pdf

 

Education

B.S. Physics, University of Minnesota, 2011

 

Biography

I am a first year student in the astrophysics program at UT-Austin.  My interests in astronomy include galaxy formation and evolution, formation and evolution of galactic structure, cosmology, and more generally, computational astrophysics.  I also enjoy volleyball, skiing, and video and board games.

 

Courses taught

• Fall 2011: None
• Spring 2012: AST 353: Astrophysics

Posters

Development of a cosmic ray telescope using a proportional tube array, University of Minnesota, Spring 2010

Conference Proceedings

• Numeric Solutions for the Quasi-normal modes of black holes. Jour. Minn. Acad. Science Vol. 71 Spring 2008. (Link to Journal)
• A Statistical Analysis of the Barium Star Spatial Distribution and Luminosity Function: Preliminary Results.  184^th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (1994); Bull. AAS 26, 954 (1994) (Link to ADS listing)

Papers

• Asymptotic spectrum of Kerr black holes in the small angular momentum limit. Phys. Rev. D 83, 044001 (2011) .  DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevD.83.044001