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PhD: Université de Nice Sophia-Antipolis, Francia
Research Area: Massive stars, Be and B[e] stars, stellar interferometry, radiative transfer
Telephone: (+56 32) 250 8301
email: samer.kanaan at uv.cl
About my research: My main research area focuses on Be and B[e] stars. I mainly use VLTI the infrared interferometer located in the north of Chile. Interferometry is a unique technique that allows us to reach high angular resolution. Using this technique we are able not onlu to measure the size, but also the kinematics of celestial objects. Moreover I use different radiative transfer codes to analyse the observational data (SIMECA, MC3D, HDUST).
Teaching: Astrostatistics, IDL, Interferometry
See my research in: Massive Stars - Data Bases, Surveys and Virtual Observatory
MSc: Magister en Ciencias con Mención en Física, U. Católica de Valparaíso (1989)
Research Area: General Relativity, Cosmology
Telephone: (+56 32) 299 5558
email: osvaldo.herrera at uv.cl
About my research: My new line of research is focused on inflationary universe modeling using the slow-roll approximation
Teaching: Mechanic, Electromagnetism, Thermodynamics and Modern Physics
Laboratories: Thermodynamics and Modern Physics
Teaching Laboratories: thermodynamics and Modern Physics.
See my research in: Cosmology - Gravitation
PhD: Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María (2007)
Research Area: Perturbative QFT; Feynman diagrams; Method of Brackets
Publications: ADS - INSPIRE
Telephone: (+56 32) 250 8226
email: ivan.gonzalez at uv.c
About my research: My main research projects are connected with:
- Higher-order calculations in perturbative QCD.
- Development of methods and analytical techniques for evaluating Feynman diagrams.
- Computer Algebra Application to Mathematics and Physics.
- Heuristic calculus and applications to integrals and differential equations.
- Study and applications of special functions.
Teaching: Introductory Physics, Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics I, Quantum Mechanics II, Advanced Quantum Mechanics, Mathematical Methods of Physics II.
See my research in: Particle Physics
PhD: Doctor of Philosophy, Astronomy. Institute for Astronomy, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK (2009)
Research Area: Observational Cosmology, Galaxy Formation and Evolution, Active Galactic Nuclei, Deep Radio, Infrared y Submillimetre surveys.
Publications: ADS
Telephone: (+56 32) 250 8306
email: eduardo.ibar at uv.cl
Webpage: http://edoibar.wix.com/home
About my research: I work in a wide range of projects covering different state-of-the-art lines of research. These days I am working with the ALMA telescope to understand the physical conditions of the gas and dust in high redshift galaxies. My research is performed using all sort of multi-wavelength evidences for detailed analyses of distant objects. In particular, my personal interest is focused in understanding the way in which galaxies evolved as a function of redshift using deep radio (JVLA), infrared (Herschel) and sub-millimetre (ALMA) surveys.
Teaching: Research Work II (class for MSc and PhD students in Astrophysics) -- 2nd semester 2014
See my research in: Gravitational Lensing - Active Galactic Nuclei - Galaxy Formation and Evolution
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