Exploring Quantum Foundations & Scientific Computing
Investigating fundamental physical principles through theoretical analysis and computational simulations.
I am a physics undergrad, focusing on quantum foundations, theoretical models, and computational physics.
My academic journey involves investigating fundamental physical principles through both theoretical analysis and computational simulations. I actively participate in research programs and physics colloquia to explore foundational problems in modern physics.
- Focus Areas: Quantum Foundations, Theoretical Physics, Computational Modeling, Fusion Reactors
- Methods: Mathematical Proofs, Numerical Simulations, Algorithmic Analysis
High-performance RK4 numerical simulation investigating single-particle confinement, nested multiscale periodicity (gyration, bounce, azimuthal drift), and numerical conservation of the first adiabatic invariant
$\mu = \frac{m v_\perp^2}{2|B|}$ .
- Core Implementation: Modular, field-agnostic 4th-order Runge-Kutta integrator engineered in C for high-throughput ODE stepping, paired with an adaptive-window running gyro-average algorithm.
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Analysis & Visualization: Post-processing pipeline in Python (
Matplotlib) for 3D drift shell reconstruction and$\Delta t$ convergence sweeps across 40× step-size variations. - Physics Insights: Distinguishes physical finite-Larmor-radius ripple from secular numerical drift, benchmarking invariant conservation against high-order truncation limits.
Applied computational tools while continuously learning and deepening my understanding through physics projects.
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"Equipped with five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science." — Edwin Hubble