Data
On this page, you can find a collection of numerical data from papers that I have published. I value research transparency, and am happy to provide assistance to reproduce my findings.
When able, all the codes I have used are both publicly available and open source (see Tools).
Note that I am slowly constructing this website, and the codes/data you want might not appear here for the moment, but please feel free to contact me.
I am also including some of the teaching materials I developed in the past (with MIT License, so feel free to use them).
Quasinormal modes and excitation factors of Kerr black holes
- Tables of QNM frequencies and excitation factors
- Interactive plots of QNM frequencies and excitation factors
Special lecture for “Black holes and gravitational waves” at NBI
- Interactive jupyter notebook
- in fact, you can just provide this link when creating a notebook in Google colab, and everything will work automagically
Workshop on “Easy GPU computing with jax and cupy” at Tycho Science Day 2026
- Slides for the workshop on general-purpose GPU computing with high-level Python libraries
jax,cupy(andtorch) - Interactive jupyter notebook, a demonstration on how much performance one can gain by moving computations to GPUs, using dense matrix manuipulation as an example
- similarly, you can just provide this link when creating a notebook in Google colab, and everything will work automagically