Columbia University
Lam HuiDepartment of Physics
Center for Theoretical Physics |
Broadly speaking, my main interests are in theoretical
astrophysics, high energy physics and cosmology.
I have worked on large scale structure, the intergalactic medium,
gravitational lensing, extra-solar planets, gravitational waves,
inflation, cosmological soft theorems, dark matter, dark energy,
effective field theory for hydrodynamics and black hole perturbations.
You can find my publications at the astro-ph,
hep-th, hep-ph and gr-qc archives.
This is a Math afterschool program for Kindergarteners to Fifth
Graders in Harlem - the
Reading Team Math Program.
A code
for computing velocity two-point correlations, and the associated
magnitude covariance for standard candles (such as supernovae). The
code also contains portions useful for computing power spectrum,
growth factor and cosmic distances.
A series of 3 introductory lectures
on cosmology aimed at undergraduates.
Contemporary Civilization, Fall 2022
Physics G6092 - Electromagnetic Theory, Fall 2018, Fall 2019
Physics G8048 - Quantum Field Theory II, Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Fall 2014
Physics G6011 - Astrophysics I, Spring 2011
Physics G8040 - General Relativity, Fall 2001, Fall 2010
Physics W3002 - From Quarks to the Cosmos, Spring 2006, Spring 2007, Spring 2009
Science 003B - Introduction to Cosmology, Summer 2008
Physics G8099 - Advanced Seminar: String Theory, Spring 2008
Physics G8050 - Advanced Mathematical Methods: an Introduction to String Theory, Spring 2005
Physics Graduate Student Seminar, 2001-2002
Physics G4003 - Advanced Mechanics, Spring 2001, Spring 2002
January 16, 2023