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Physics M.S. Student · Superconducting Circuits
I am a physics M.S. student at National Central University working on superconducting circuits. I study how physical models become trustworthy numerical results and build research tools that make models, simulation workflows, and results inspectable.
Derive weak formulations, basis functions, and matrix discretizations from electromagnetic and electrostatic governing equations; examine how materials, boundary conditions, meshes, and convergence affect fields and derived quantities.
Use multiport S-, Y-, and Z-parameters and their conversions; account for port definitions, reference impedances, and terminations when interpreting reflection and transmission.
Connect nodal admittance, modes, and poles to circuit coupling and energy-relaxation questions.
I work from physical assumptions through circuit and electromagnetic models to results that can be inspected and compared. Research workflows matter to me because they keep those steps connected.
I collaborate with AI agents to explore approaches, draft implementations, and organize documentation. I then use physical reasoning, numerical checks, and comparisons with published and other existing work to examine the assumptions, methods, and results.
M.S. in Physics · 2026–present
B.S. in Physics · 2026
