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Dr. David Tsang

Theoretical Astrophysics

David Tsang

Dave
Tsang

Lecturer in Theoretical Astrophysics

Department of Physics

University of Bath

Research Interests
Accretion Disks, Compact Objects (Neutron Stars, Black Holes, White Dwarfs), Protoplanetary Disks, Planet Migration and Formation, Extrasolar Planets, Gamma Ray Bursts, Compact Object Binaries, Tidal Interaction, Gravitational Wave Physics, Magnetars and Pulsars, Geometric Mechanics, Mathematical Physics

Outreach
The Titanium Physicist Podcast, Adopt-a-Physicist, Astro McGill Podcast, Astro McGill Outreach

Other Interests
Judo, Photography, Humor writing.

Recent Work

Doubled Integration Path for Nonconservative Action
Self-Trapping of Diskoseismic Corrugation Modes in Neutron Star Spacetimes
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Doubled Integration Path for Nonconservative Action
Slimplectic Integrators: Variational Integrators for General Nonconservative Systems
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Doubled Integration Path for Nonconservative Action
The Principle of Stationary Nonconservative Action for Classical Mechanics and Field Theories
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Shedding Light on the Eccentricity Valley: Gap Heating and Eccentricity Excitation in Protoplanetary Disks
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Linear Corotation Torques in Non-Barotropic Disks
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Shattering Flares From Close Encounters of Neutron Stars in Dense Stellar Environments
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magnetosphere
Timing Noise in of High-B Pulsars and Magnetars and the Magnetospheric Moment of Inertia
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The Iron Line Variability of Discoseismic Corrugation Modes
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An Anti-Glitch from a Magnetar
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Protoplanetary Disk Resonances and Halting Type I Migration
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Resonant Shattering of Neutron Stars as Short Gamma Ray Burst Precursors
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