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Below are some examples of past and current research
which has or presently involve graduate students.
All these new projects may use analytical, 1d, 2d, and 3d techniques.
They all have significant room for developing
Ph.D. theses by talented graduate students at Arizona State University.
In addition to the links below, prospective students might
want to peruse the links given on the menu to the left.
Thermonuclear Supernova:
Effects in simmering phase of Type Ia Supernova
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Ignition
in Type Ia supernova
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Laminar flame
speedup
by 22Ne
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Variations
in the peak brightness of Type Ia supernova from metallicity
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Growing white dwarfs to Type Ia Supernova
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Sedimentation of 22Ne in white dwarfs
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Density dependence of 56Ni ejected by Type Ia supernovae
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Merger of two white dwarfs merging
as a progenitor system thermonuclear supernova.
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Core-Collapse Supernova:
Stellar Evolution:
Helium
shell flash
convection
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MESA
Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics
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NUGRID
Astrophysical Nuclear Yields Grid collaboration.
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A new survey of abundance yields from
massive stars (with Prof. Patrick Young at ASU)
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Convection in Classical Nova Systems (with Prof. Sumner Starfield at ASU)
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Verification:
Verification
of hydrocodes
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Complete Sedov-Taylor blast wave solution code & paper
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Complete calculation verification graphs and paper
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Thermodynamics:
Develop a Gibbs free energy equation of state for stellar environments
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Develop a (ρ,E) free energy equation of state for stellar environments
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Chemical Evolution:
Classical mean-field zone
models
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Investigate the self-enrichment of stellar clusters (with Prof. Evan Scannapieco
at ASU)
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Create chemodynamic models of the Milky Way's enrichment history
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Astrobiology:
Adapt the ODE integration technology for nuclear reaction networks to chemical reaction networks
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Chemistry during planetary system formation (with Prof. Steve Desch at ASU).
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Investigate variation of element and chemical abundances in habitable systems
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