Visualisations
A cloud chamber reveals charged particles which are usually invisible to the naked eye.
These basic experiments
played a historical role in our understanding of particle physics, and can be made at home with a bit of effort!
I created this interactive webpage as a convenient version of the real thing, where you can add radioactive sources
and choose which particles to observe.
Learned about basic soliton theory with Eliza Somerville and wrote a
short introduction to solitons in 1+1 dimensions, namely solutions to the KdV equation and kink solitons for a \(\small\phi^4\) potential and a sine-Gordon potential.
Here you will find some satisfying animations.
Following an independent reading project on statistical field theory, my interest
in critical behaviour led to this visual showcase of the square lattice Potts model.
To play around with the
lattice, see the interactive gallery (best on desktop).
