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Dr Wai Mo Suen

Professor

Department of Physics, Washington University in St. Louis

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Campus Box 1105,One Brookings Drive
St. Louis
MO
63130
United States

PH: 011 (314) 935-5843
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Background

Education

1985 Ph.D., Physics, California Institute of Technology
1981 M.A., Physics, California Institute of Technology
1980 M.Ph., Physics, Chinese University of Hong Kong
1978 B.Sc., Physics, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Research Interests

Wai-Mo Suen and his post-docs and students in the Washington University Gravity Group (WUGRAV) work on General Relativistic Astrophysics -----astrophysics involving strong and dynamical gravitational fields. They study astrophysical processes involving black holes, neutron stars and gravitational waves, based on the General Theory of Relativity. This is a particularly exciting frontier of research due to two reasons:

* The large amount of onservational data in X-ray and gamma-ray astronomies, and the great promise of gravitational wave astronomy with the gravitational wave observatories LIGO/VIRGO and LISA coming on line soon.

* The stunning increase in computer power. Massively parallel supercomupters are now finally becoming capable of carrying out the full scale computation in applying the Einstein theory to realistic astrophysical systems.

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