Master in Physics
I conducted research at the University of Chicago on particle creation in analog black hole systems and developed the Inertial Replacement Method to compute Bogoliubov coefficients for non-ideal mirror trajectories. The method was validated against analytic results with good convergence. Through discussions with Prof. Wald and participation in seminars, I deepened my understanding of quantum field theory in curved spacetime, strengthened my research skills, and further confirmed my intention to pursue a PhD in theoretical physics.
