Eonho Chang
About Me
I'm a 3rd year graduate student in the Applied Mathematics Program at University of Arizona
I'm interested in studying hydrodynamics in astrophysical contexts, such as circumstellar disks and stellar/planetary atmospheres
Current Research Projects
I'm working with Prof. Andrew Youdin and Dr. Leonardo Krapp on constraining the origin of observed dust structures in ALMA disks using stability to the Rossby wave instability (RWI). Our results have recently been accepted for publication in ApJL!
Publications
Chang, E., Youdin, A., and Krapp, L., ``On the Origin of Dust Structures in Protoplanetary Disks: Constraints from the Rossby Wave Instability,'' accepted to ApJL. preprint: https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.03469
Chang, E., and Garaud, P., (2021), ``Modelling coexisting GSF and shear instabilities in rotating stars,'' MNRAS, 506, 4914-4932