Explores gauge symmetry, amplitudes, black holes, and fluids, highlighting the interplay between redundancy, diffeomorphisms, and the double copy phenomenon.
Explores the Gravitational-Wave Transient Catalog 2 and the challenges in distinguishing compact bodies, emphasizing the need for accurate waveform models and the discovery potential in gravitational physics.
Explores sociotechnical controversies in research work, emphasizing the blurred boundaries of expertise and the intertwined nature of facts and values.
Explores coherence and interferometry principles, including statistical optics, autocorrelation functions, and optical coherence tomography applications.
Delves into the detection and analysis of gravitational waves through practical exercises and discussions on black hole mergers and wave speed measurement.
