C P L Berry
PhD student, University of CambridgeCambridge, United Kingdom
Research field: Physics
Gravitation; gravitational waves; general relativity; alternative theories of gravity; astrophysics; black holes; neutron stars, white dwarfs and other compact objects; stellar structure and evolution; stellar and galactic dynamics.
Publications
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Journal Article (3)
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C. P. L. Berry, J. R. Gair (2013) Observing the Galaxy's massive black hole with gravitational wave bursts, 589-612. In Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society 429 (1).Download PDF (8.98 MB)
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Christopher P. L. Berry, Jonathan R. Gair (2011) Linearized f(R) gravity: Gravitational radiation and Solar System tests, 104022(19). In Physical Review D 83 (10).Download PDF (458.61 KB)
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Christopher P. L. Berry, Jonathan R. Gair (2010) Gravitational wave energy spectrum of a parabolic encounter, 107501(4). In Physical Review D 82 (10).Download PDF (156 KB)
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Conference Proceedings (1)
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Christopher P. L. Berry, Jonathan R. Gair (2013) Extreme-mass-ratio bursts from the Galactic Centre, 185-189. In Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series.Download PDF (761.77 KB)
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Biographical Information
I am currently studying for a PhD in Astronomy. I am a theoretician, the main themes of my thesis are astrophysical tests of gravity — with an emphasis upon strong-field tests, especially gravitational radiation — as well as what we can learn about astrophysical objects, such as black holes, from gravitational interactions. My supervisor is Jonathan Gair.
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Professional Experience
2009 - Present
Education
2009 - Present
Oct 2005 - Jul 2009
Churchill College, University of Cambridge
in Cambridge, United Kingdom
BA (Hons), MSci Natural Sciences
BA (Hons), MSci Natural Sciences
Contact Information
| Webpage: | www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~cplb2/ |
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