About me
Hello! My name is Huiling Liu(刘会凌). I’m a undergraduate student majoring in Theoretical Physics at University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) . Currently, I am engaged in work related to galaxy formation and evolution in the Prof. Huiyuan Wang (王慧元)’s group.
Here’s my Curriculum Vitae .
Education
Fall 2020-Now
- B.S.in Theoretical Physics, USTC
- Overall GPA: 3.85/4.30(90.17/100)
- Ranking: 36/310 in School of Physical Science, 27/310 in last academic year
- Research Supervisor: Prof. Huiyuan Wang (USTC)
Research Experience
Sep2022-Now
- Topic: The Duty Cycle of Radio Galaxies.
- Credit: First contributor.
- Supervisor: Prof. Huiyuan Wang (USTC)
- Aims: Understanding the process by which massive galaxies and radio galaxies transform into each other. Investigating the correlation between radio galaxies’ duty-cycle and their properties.
- State: Currently being written.
- Abstract: Galaxy-galaxy lensing is a powerful measurement technique that provides a direct way to map the distribution of dark matter around galaxies. In this work, We apply galaxy-galaxy lensing on SDSS catalog to constrain the halo parameters of different types of galaxies.
Model ESD
Sep2023-Now
- Topic: Halo Ellipticity Measurement in DESI Galaxies via Weak Lensing Analysis
- Credit: First contributor.
- Supervisor: Prof. Alexie Leauthaud (UCSC)
- Aims: Understand the shape and distribution of dark matter halos around galaxies. Providing constraints on the IA(Intrinsic Alignment) model.
- State: In prep.
- Abstract: In large-scale cosmic surveys, the intrinsic alignment (IA) of galaxies presents a significant source of systematic error in the measurement of cosmic shear, an essential aspect of weak gravitational lensing studies. By accurately measuring the ellipticity of dark matter halos, we can directly constrain the IA model, enhancing the precision in our measurements of cosmological parameters. This work utilizes the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) to measure halo ellipticity by meticulously analyze second-order angular term of weak lensing signal.
Collaborate
Sep2023-Now
- Topic: UniverseTBD .
- Aims: Enhancing Astronomy Through Advanced Large Language Models. Discover more on our website
Research Interest
- Galaxy formation and evolution
- The physics and evolution of active galactic nuclei
- Gravitational lensing
- Cosmological simulation
- AI x Astronomy
- More…
The universe is strong, but life is stronger.1 As a beginner of astronomy and astrophysics, I am always glad to make the leap into areas that are wider and unfamiliar.
Talks and presentations
Jun2023
- Topic: Exploring the role of radio AGN in galaxy evolution
- Place: University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), Department of Astronomy, Hefei, China
- Abstract: This is a talk on Undergraduate Academic Annual Conference in USTC (Only 2 astro undergraduate students of USTC are eligible to give this presentation). In this talk, I introduce my research on “The Duty Cycle of Radio Galaxies.”
Aug2023
- Topic: Exploring the role of radio AGN in galaxy evolution
- Place: University of California Santa Cruz, Department of Astronomy, Santa Cruz, US
- Abstract: In this talk, I introduce my research on “The Duty Cycle of Radio Galaxies.”
Nov2023
- Topic: Probing halo ellipticity through weak gravititional lensing
- Place: University of California Santa Cruz, Department of Astronomy, Santa Cruz, US
- Abstract: In this talk, I will introduce our latest progress in measuring halo ellipticity. We have upgraded the dsigma package, enabling us to analyze the weak gravitational lensing signal’s second-order angular components to accurately measure halo ellipticity. This enhanced method was tested using mock data. We also applied this enhanced methodology to evaluate the influence of satellite galaxies in the lens sample. In the future, we plan to measure the halo ellipticity of Brightest Cluster Galaxies (BCGs) using data from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI). This will provide insights into the intrinsic alignment (IA) model, thereby increasing the accuracy of our cosmological parameter measurements.
Skills
- Programing: Python, MATLAB, Mathematica, IDL, java, basic Linux commands, $\LaTeX$
- AStro Tech: Galaxy-galaxy Lensing Measurement and ESD(excess surface density) Modeling
Couses
This is my scholastic record , or you can go to this page to see my major courses and grades.
Selected Awards
- 2022: Outstanding Student Scholarship-Grade 1 (Proportion of prize: 3%)
- 2021: Outstanding Student Scholarship-Grade 2 (Proportion of prize: 10%)
- 2021,2022: Scholarship for Talent Program(Class A)
- 2021: The 3rd Undergraduate Physics Tournament of Anhui Province, 1st Prize (Rank: 2/80)
Teaching Assistant
- Fall 2022: Mechanics Lectured by Prof. Yi Wang
- Spring 2023:Thermal Physics Lectured by Prof. Hong Zhu
Hobbies
- Clubs: Member of Association of Scientific Expedition of USTC
- Ameteur of Soccer and Volleyball and Running
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Death’s End by Cixin Liu: “Do you think life is nothing but a fragile, thin, soft shell clinging to the surface of this planet?” “Isn’t it?” “Only if you neglect the power of time. If a colony of ants continue to move clods the size of grains of rice they could remove all of Mount Tai in a billion years. As long as you give it enough time, life is stronger than metal and stone, more powerful than typhoons and volcanoes.” ↩︎