Hi there, this is Nadie Yiluo LiTenn (or just Yiluo or Nadie). 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

UCSB SPS Journal Club
We are starting a physics journal club in the UCSB Society of Physics Students! Some topics/paper that I want to present/have presented:
  1. Ultimate computational power of the universe (quant-ph/9908043, quant-ph/0110141)
  2. Black hole info paradox - a pedestrian's roadmap
  3. Peccei-Quinn Mechanism (PhysRevD.16.1791, PhysRevD.38.1440)
  4. Axion - A new light boson (PhysRevLett.40.279, PhysRevLett.40.223)
Winter 2020
I continue to explore black hole info paradox. I am also working on materials related to QFT in curved space, in addition to continuing the effort in learning GR and QFT.
Dr. Suvrat Raju's class on black hole info paradox is something I am following.
Fall 2020
I was exploring topics in high energy astro. I wrote a term paper on accretion disk for fluid dynamics class. And I planned to dig deeper into search for axions in HE-astro.
I was  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.
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.

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