J. Isaac Garcia
Computational Physicist
About
I am a computational physicist whose research focuses on the development of numerical methods for atomic structure and collision calculations relevant to astrophysical and laboratory plasmas. I earned my Ph.D. in Physics from Auburn University in 2025, where I developed algorithms to improve the efficiency and accuracy of configuration interaction calculations for dielectronic recombination.
Beyond my doctoral work, I am broadly interested in scientific computing, computational physics, and the development of mathematical and algorithmic tools for understanding complex physical systems.
In addition to my research, I maintain a collection of independent projects and educational notes exploring topics in mathematics, computation, and theoretical physics.
Beyond my doctoral work, I am broadly interested in scientific computing, computational physics, and the development of mathematical and algorithmic tools for understanding complex physical systems.
In addition to my research, I maintain a collection of independent projects and educational notes exploring topics in mathematics, computation, and theoretical physics.
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