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Hi there, this is Yiluo Nadie LiTenn (or just Yiluo Li). I am an undergraduate Physics major in the College of Creative Studies at University of California, Santa Barbara. I am mostly interested in high energy physics and gravity, but I am also currently exploring other interests.
I am also learning for my Private Pilot License. You can find me at yiluo_li[at]ucsb.edu |
Recent Highlights
SPS Journal Club
We are starting a physics journal club in the UCSB Society of Physics Students. Here are some topics that I plan to present on:
We are starting a physics journal club in the UCSB Society of Physics Students. Here are some topics that I plan to present on:
- A Pedestrian's Introduction to Black Hole Information Problem
- Ultimate Computational Power of the Universe
- Searching for Axions in High Energy Astrophysics
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Fall 2020
This quarter I am exploring topics in high energy astrophysics. I am working on a term paper on accretion disk for fluid dynamics class and another one on constraining axion and axion-like particles from high energy sources. I am also trying to start understanding the latest breakthrough in black hole information paradox. The pre-conference tutorial from Island Hopping 2020 was quite very helpful. |
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Summer 2020
I organize UCSB Physics department's annual Undergraduate Physics Research Symposium. Usually it is held at KITP, but this year will be over Zoom. Videos from last year could be found here: http://online.kitp.ucsb.edu/online/undergrad19/ |
Summer 2020
Most of the summer was spent on studying quantum field theory from David Tong's lecture notes, Zee's QFT in a Nutshell, and Schwichtenberg's Physics from Symmetry. And I also finished Dirac's General Theory of Relativity. |