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Harmonic Generation

About Harmonic Generation

HG is a Junior Physics major attending the University of Georgia on a full tuition scholarship.  He is also a scholar in UGA’s CURO program, being funded for research in a laser lab on campus.  His research focuses on harmonic generation of lasers using ultrafast frequency combs to study molecular dynamics.  As a younger man, HG aspired to be a fisheries scientist and published several peer-reviewed papers, including the discovery of magnetoreception in three additional fish species.  He switched his major to Physics early in his first year of college, preferring a more quantitatively demanding science and being enamored in his first visit to a laser lab.  His alias, Harmonic Generation, is a double entendre, since both his parents are also physicists.

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Video Analysis of Spheres Falling Through Two Liquids

December 26, 2019/3 Comments/in Fluids, Physics Articles/by Harmonic Generation

Introduction Providing accurate fluid-dynamics experiments for undergraduate laboratories is challenging in several ways, including reproducibility, simplicity, and accessibility for introductory students. Data from many introductory experiments, for example, are not sufficiently precise to decide whether a linear or quadratic relationship better models the dependence of drag force on velocity. An optimal laboratory experiment is inexpensive…

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