Thesis
Nobody outside the field should probably ever read this, but the plots and typesetting look nice.
I did my PhD in Mathematical Physics, in the field of inhomogeneous cosmology. I was part of UC's Gravity Group, which grew out of the shared meetings I and MSc student had with our supervisor. Although my supervisor David Wiltshire was a theorist, my focus was on running numerical relativity (NR) simulations and post-processing them.
Nobody outside the field should probably ever read this, but the plots and typesetting look nice.
We used our NR sims to investigate cosmic voids (arXiv:2403.15134).
The CMB dipole is usually assumed to be entirely kinematic, but we found a non-kinematic component.
I mentored a couple of MSc students who expanded my research as I was finishing up.
Why I did a PhD in the first place, and why I'm not doing a postdoc.