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David Vartanyan
I am a Hubble Einstein Fellow at Carnegie Observatories. I was previously a postdoc at Berkeley/LBL as a joint TAC and ECP fellow. I received my Ph.D from Princeton University, studying core-collapse supernovae theory through multi-dimensional simulations.
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My research interests probe the role of both large-scale and small-scale effects, from rotation to neutrino-matter microphysics, to better understand these Titans of Nature.
SN1987a, Hubble Space Telescope
I am also part of the SciDac4 collaboration to utilize exascale computation with existing astrophysical codes.
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My publications are available at the ADS Library.
Crab Nebula (HST), documented
in 1054 AD by the Song dynasty
3D snapshot of a supernova simulation by FORNAX at early (left) and late (right) times
My CV can be found here.
My publications at ADS, Google Scholar.
I can be contacted via email at dvartanyan@carnegiescience.edu
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