张帆 - 北京师范大学

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Education 2008–2013 Physics Ph.D. (+M.Sc.), California Institute of Technology, U.S.A. Thesis title: Tools for the study of dynamical spacetimes 2004–2005 M.Sci., University of Cambridge (Trinity College), U.K. Natural Sciences tripos, part III, first class with honours 2001–2004 B.A. (+M.A.), University of Cambridge (Trinity College), U.K. Computer Science tripos, part IA, first class with honours Natural Sciences tripos, part IB and II, first class with honours (recipient of T.C. Senior Scholarship) 教育背景 2008–2013 物理学博士（+硕士), 加州理工学院, 美国论文题目: 研究动态时空的工具 2004–2005 科学硕士, 剑桥大学 (圣三一学院), 英国自然科学, 第三部分, 一等优异成绩 2001–2004 学士 (+硕士), 剑桥大学 (圣三一学院), 英国计算机科学, 第一A部分, 一等优异成绩自然科学, 第一B及第二部分, 一等优异成绩 (获学院高等奖学金) Employment History 2014– present Associate Professor of Astronomy, Beijing Normal University 2014– present Adjunct Assistant Professor of Physics, West Virginia University 2013–2014 Post-doctoral Research Associate, West Virginia University 2005–2008 Desk (quant) and Sales (client facing) Strategist, Goldman Sachs International, London 工作经历 2014–今北京师范大学天文系副教授 2014–今西弗吉尼亚大学物理和天文系兼职助理教授 2013–2014 西弗吉尼亚大学物理和天文系博士后研究员 2005–2008 高盛集团（伦敦）量化分析师教学 2019-2020 天文学概论, 北京师范大学（珠海校区）, 授课教师 2018-2020 射电天文学, 北京师范大学, 授课教师 2014-2018 相对论天体物理, 北京师范大学, 授课教师 2015-2016 相对论天体物理, 中国科学院大学, 授课教师 2015-2020 引力波天文学, 北京师范大学, 授课教师 2014-2015 专业英语, 北京师范大学, 授课教师 2013-2014 本科力学, 西弗吉尼亚大学, 代课教师

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Fan Zhang. Decline of the current quadrupole moment during the merger phase of binary black hole coalescence. Universe, 6(1):3, January 2020. Fan Zhang. Gravitational slingshots around black holes in a binary. The European Physical Journal Plus, 135:104, January 2020. Z. Peng, L. Lindblom, and Fan Zhang. Scalar, vector and tensor harmonics on the flat compact orientable three-manifolds. Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, 2019(12):042, December 2019. Fan Zhang. Alternative route towards the change of metric signature. Physical Review D, 100(6):064043, September 2019. Fan Zhang. Modeling the rising tails of galaxy rotation curves. Galaxies, 7(1):27, January 2019. Fan Zhang. Pulsar current sheet Cerenkov radiation. ˘ Astronomy & Astrophysics, 612:A24, April 2018. L. Lindblom, N. W. Taylor, and Fan Zhang. Scalar, vector and tensor harmonics on the three-sphere. General Relativity and Gravitation, 49:139, November 2017. Y. Zhou and Fan Zhang. Equation of State Dependence of Nonlinear Mode-tide Coupling in Coalescing Binary Neutron Stars. The Astrophysical Journal, 849:114, November 2017. Fan Zhang. Neutrinos propagating in curved spacetimes. The European Physical Journal Plus, 132:446, October 2017. Fan Zhang. Pulsar magnetospheric convulsions induced by an external magnetic field. Astronomy & Astrophysics, 598:A88, February 2017. Fan Zhang. Accumulative coupling between magnetized tenuous plasma and gravitational waves. Physical Review D, 94(2):024048, July 2016. H. Yang and Fan Zhang. Plasma-wave Generation in a Dynamic Spacetime. The Astrophysical Journal, 817(2):183, February 2016. Fan Zhang. Intrinsic Electromagnetic Variability in Celestial Objects Containing Rapidly Spinning Black Holes. The Astrophysical Journal, 818(1):82, February 2016. Fan Zhang, S. T. McWilliams, and H. P. Pfeiffer. Stability of exact force-free electrodynamic solutions and scattering from spacetime curvature. Physical Review D, 92(2):024049, July 2015. H. Yang, Fan Zhang, and L. Lehner. Magnetosphere of a Kerr black hole immersed in magnetized plasma and its perturbative mode structure. Physical Review D, 91(12):124055, June 2015. H. Yang, Fan Zhang, S. R. Green, and L. Lehner. Coupled oscillator model for nonlinear gravitational perturbations. Physical Review D, 91(8):084007, April 2015. Fan Zhang, H. Yang, and L. Lehner. Towards an understanding of the force-free magnetosphere of rapidly spinning black holes. Physical Review D, 90(12):124009, December 2014. H. Yang and Fan Zhang. Stability of force-free magnetospheres. Physical Review D, 90(10):104022, November 2014. H. Yang, Fan Zhang, A. Zimmerman, and Y. Chen. Scalar Green function of the Kerr spacetime. Physical Review D, 89(6):064014, March 2014. Fan Zhang and B. Szilagyi. ´ Joint approach for reducing eccentricity and spurious gravitational radiation in binary black hole initial data construction. Physical Review D, 88(8):084033, October 2013. H. Yang, A. Zimmerman, A. Zenginoglu, Fan Zhang, E. Berti, and Y. Chen. ˘ Quasinormal modes of nearly extremal Kerr spacetimes: Spectrum bifurcation and power-law ringdown. Physical Review D, 88(4):044047, August 2013. H. Yang, Fan Zhang, A. Zimmerman, D. A. Nichols, E. Berti, and Y. Chen. Branching of quasinormal modes for nearly extremal Kerr black holes. Physical Review D, 87(4):041502, February 2013. D. A. Nichols, A. Zimmerman, Y. Chen, G. Lovelace, K. D. Matthews, R. Owen, Fan Zhang, and K. S. Thorne. Visualizing spacetime curvature via frame-drag vortexes and tidal tendexes. III. Quasinormal pulsations of Schwarzschild and Kerr black holes. Physical Review D, 86(10):104028, November 2012. H. Yang, D. A. Nichols, Fan Zhang, A. Zimmerman, Z. Zhang, and Y. Chen. Quasinormal-mode spectrum of Kerr black holes and its geometric interpretation. Physical Review D, 86(10):104006, November 2012. Fan Zhang, J. Brink, B. Szilagyi, and G. Lovelace. ´ Geometrically motivated coordinate system for exploring spacetime dynamics in numerical-relativity simulations using a quasiKinnersley tetrad. Physical Review D, 86(8):084020, October 2012. Fan Zhang, A. Zimmerman, D. A. Nichols, Y. Chen, G. Lovelace, K. D. Matthews, R. Owen, and K. S. Thorne. Visualizing spacetime curvature via frame-drag vortexes and tidal tendexes. II. Stationary black holes. Physical Review D, 86(8):084049, October 2012. D. A. Nichols, R. Owen, Fan Zhang, A. Zimmerman, J. Brink, Y. Chen, J. D. Kaplan, G. Lovelace, K. D. Matthews, M. A. Scheel, and K. S. Thorne. Visualizing spacetime curvature via frame-drag vortexes and tidal tendexes: General theory and weak-gravity applications. Physical Review D, 84(12):124014, December 2011. A. Zimmerman, D. A. Nichols, and Fan Zhang. Classifying the isolated zeros of asymptotic gravitational radiation by tendex and vortex lines. Physical Review D, 84(4):044037, August 2011. R. Owen, J. Brink, Y. Chen, J. D. Kaplan, G. Lovelace, K. D. Matthews, D. A. Nichols, M. A. Scheel, Fan Zhang, A. Zimmerman, and K. S. Thorne. Frame-Dragging Vortexes and Tidal Tendexes Attached to Colliding Black Holes: Visualizing the Curvature of Spacetime. Physical Review Letters, 106(15):151101, April 2011.