This summer, I learned about magnetohydrodynamics (the physics of electrically conducting fluids), and then used computers to simulate the magnetohydrodynamics of neutron star collisions in order to find the origin of their powerful magnetic field.
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This summer, I learned about magnetohydrodynamics (the physics of electrically conducting fluids), and then used computers to simulate the magnetohydrodynamics of neutron star collisions in order to find the origin of their powerful magnetic field.
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